rises to 18; hundreds injured, over 1,000 arrested; Singapore Prime Min Lee Kuan Yew warns on growing racial tensions, news conf; blames rioting on Malayan extremists and Indonesian propagandists; 10,000 policemen and troops seek to quell rioting; curfew reinstated; riot scene illus

SINGAPORE RIOTS TAKE RISING TOLL; Leader of the Region Fears Destruction of Malaysia

FBI arrests 3 whites, Greenwood, Miss, for beating Negro at integrated motion picture theater; Hoover repts arrests 1st under rights act

F. B. I. ARRESTS 3 UNDER RIGHTS ACT; Mississippians Are First to Be Accused of Violation

Rockefeller asks Mulligan com to rept no later than Dec 1, thus virtually ruling out special Legis session; Mulligan reptd to Gov on com's activities; Straus scores Gov's move

GOVERNOR BACKS DELAY TILL DEC. 1 ON REDISTRICTING; Tells Panel It Can Offer its Reform After Election —Hartford Session Due

WASHINGTON, July 23 &#8212;The approval of sanctions against Cuba by a comfortable if not overwhelming majority appeared assured tonight in the conference of American foreign ministers.

15‐TO‐4 VOTE SEEN AGAINST HAVANA; O.A.S. Expected to Approve Ending Ties With Castro

Cavanagh names 6 to help rev handling of complaints

CAVANAGH PICKS 6 TO AID HIS REVIEW OF POLICE CASES; 2 Negro Lawyers on Staff to Study the Handling of Complaints by Citizens; N.A.A.C.P. SCORES RIOTS; But Urgent Need to Control the ‘Panicky Violence’ of Policemen Is Found

Sen, 62-33, approves antipoverty bill including key Jobs Corps feature; roll-call

Antipoverty Bill Passed In Senate by 62‐33 Vote; Debate on States' Rights Delays Measure—Approval Termed Major Victory for Johnson—House Action Uncertain

US officials displeased and puzzled by S Vietnamese leaders growing vol of statements that war can and should be expanded; see determined campaign to 'embarrass' and perhaps 'blackmail' US into assuming larger role; US adheres to policy that war must be confined to S Vietnam; concerned over Communist Chinese reactions to threats; Chinese open campaign to inform people they may have to help defend N Vietnam, rallies marking Geneva accords anniv

Demands Puzzle U.S.

Harlem calm, Bedford-Stuyvesant has only isolated incidents; news photographer filming looting there attacked; area stores cleaning up debris; CORE group, picketing police hq over alleged brutality, jeered by white youths

Relative Calm Is Restored To Riot‐Torn Areas Here

Nguyen Khanh and Taylor reptdly clash over recent S Vietnamese statements calling for attacks on N Vietnam; Taylor reptd to have informed him that attacks would be contrary to US policy; Nguyen Khanh reptdly says it is S Vietnamese policy regardless of US policy; assures Taylor there are no basic policy differences; he and Taylor reptdly reprimanded Nguyen Cao Ky; S Vietnamese Defense Min issues statement disavowing his warnings on air force readiness to attack; US officials at Taylor conf with Nguyen Khanh startled by firmness of latter's responses

Raids on North at Issue

De Gaulle criticizes US and stresses ind Eur policy but says alliance with US must be preserved so long as USSR threat lasts, news conf

DE GAULLE URGES FOREIGN POWERS LEAVE INDOCHINA; Feels Peace Would Follow Pullout of U.S., Red China, Soviet and France; ECONOMIC AID PROPOSED; President Says He Doubts War in Vietnam Can Be Won by Military Action

4 steal Jewelry from Clerc store, Monte Carlo, machine-gun 2 as they escape

A Million in Gems Stolen in Monaco

Goldwater, Johnson to meet on ways to avoid racial tensions

JOHNSON TO MEET GOLDWATER TODAY; Will Discuss Ways to Avoid Inflaming Racial Tensions During the Campaign

NY Young Women's Repub Club to oppose any Repub candidate who does not back natl ticket

State Republican Split Over Goldwater Widens; 2 Leaders Attack Dissent of Keating and Javits—Carlin Backs Ticket

GM repts $5,082,000,000 sales, 2d qr, record for any co; sales for 1st half were record $9,868,000,000

G. M. PROFIT SETS CORPORATE MARK; Earnings for Six Months Total $1,138,000,000—Chrysler Also Soars

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MOSCOW, July 23 (Reuters) &#8212; Premier Khrushchev returned home today from a two&#8208;day visit in Warsaw, where he helped celebrate the 20th anniversary of Poland's liberation from the Nazis.

Khrushchev Returns From Visit to Poland

rejects assertion Eurs are 'subordinated' to US

Excerpts From de Gaulle's News Conference Text

LONDON, July 23 &#8212; West Germany has given Britain assurance of continued help to offset the foreign&#8208;exchange costs incurred by the stationing of British forces in Germany.

BONN WILL HELP PAY BRITISH TROOP COST

FRANCE'S POSITION ASSAILED IN BONN; Officials Term Strong Ties to U.S. ‘Indispensable’

3 killed, Georgetown, as terrorists bomb Indian-owned businesses

3 Guianese Slain in Blasts

GB cool to proposal; US State Dept withholds comment

U.S. Withholds Comment

LONDON, July 23 &#8212; British officials were not much impressed with President de Gaulle's renewed call today for the neutralization of Indochina.

British Cool to Appeal

Adenauer Gives Support

France to Restrict Spending to Level Of Output Growth

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July 24, 1964

Headlines from July 24, 1964

SINGAPORE RIOTS TAKE RISING TOLL; Leader of the Region Fears Destruction of Malaysia

F. B. I. ARRESTS 3 UNDER RIGHTS ACT; Mississippians Are First to Be Accused of Violation

GOVERNOR BACKS DELAY TILL DEC. 1 ON REDISTRICTING; Tells Panel It Can Offer its Reform After Election —Hartford Session Due

15‐TO‐4 VOTE SEEN AGAINST HAVANA; O.A.S. Expected to Approve Ending Ties With Castro

CAVANAGH PICKS 6 TO AID HIS REVIEW OF POLICE CASES; 2 Negro Lawyers on Staff to Study the Handling of Complaints by Citizens; N.A.A.C.P. SCORES RIOTS; But Urgent Need to Control the ‘Panicky Violence’ of Policemen Is Found

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A Hard Day's Night (Soundtrack)

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Funny Girl

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Historical Context for July 24, 1964