R Moses proposes $9-million lower-middle-income development for 450 families S of Broome St, to be sponsored by TB&TA, to remove 'last obstacles' to Lower Manhattan Expressway project, lr to Wagner; group opposing expressway scores proposal

Housing Proposed In Expressway Plan

Ranger VII launched on 68-hr flight to relay photographs of moon

Ranger 7 on Course for the Moon; Scientists Hope Craft Will Send Pictures of Lunar Surface

Rochester Curfew Ends With Warning

sees Chancellor Erhard; gives him message from Premier Khrushchev; his car has slight accident on leaving int

ERHARD IN ACCORD WITH KHRUSHCHEV ON HOLDING TALKS; Assures Adzhubei He Would Confer With Premier on ‘Unrestricted’ Basis; WANTS MEETING IN BONN; Speculation Aroused That Soviet Leader Is Ready to Discuss Unification

Khrushchev reptdly indicates to Butler that USSR will defer final decision on withdrawing as conf co-chmn

KHRUSHCHEV HINTS A SHIFT ON LAOS; Indicates to Butler Moscow Will Defer a Decision on Quitting Geneva Role

Sen Goldwater, Repub Pres nominee, urges Cong complete action on suspending equal-time rule before adjournment

Goldwater ‘Ready’ To Debate Johnson In Campaign on TV

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U.S. FINDS SAIGON MODIFYING STAND; Khanh Is Believed to Retreat From Calls for Extension of Fighting Into North

NOT BY BREAD ALONE&#8212;buy by appretizers and entrees that look beautiful, taste great. Follow recipes on The New York Times women's page&#8212;Advt.

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Johnson lays pub discontent to failure to 'keep faith with tomorrow or with ourselves,' s to Internatl Rural Development Conf group; says 1st work of soc is educ; urges using resources to fullest to achieve better life for coming generations; comments seen reply to Goldwater; Johnson illus with Sec Freeman

Johnson Traces Discontent To Lag in Using Resources; Bids Nation Concentrate Full Energies on Gaining a Better Life—Stand Is Viewed as Reply to Goldwater

Sen, 72-15, approves import quotas on beef, veal, mutton and lamb; sets quotas at '59-63 import avgs; rejects Mansfield amendment to ease curbs and Javits proposal to return legis to com for more study

IMPORT QUOTAS FOR MEAT VOTED BY SENATE, 72‐15; Administration Fails to Halt Measure—Will Continue Opposition in the House

King again confs with Wagner; Rustin, Robinson, Screvane, Boro Pres Dudley, Livingston, Lee and Edelstein present; Rev A A Childs disturbed that King consulted no Harlem leaders; L Nizer conceived Wagner-King conf

HARLEM LEADERS CHARGE DR. KING IS IGNORING THEM; Anger Voiced as Southerner Confers With Wagner on Race Tension Here; MINISTER OFFERS PLAN; Civilian Review Board on the Police and Suspension of Lieut. Gilligan Urged

Laotian mil sources rept major Govt offensive underway; rept neutralists have taken 15 mi of Route 13 in 1st phase, plan drive on Muong Kassy, major Pathet Lao supply base; map

Government Units in Laos Open Major Drive on Reds

Buys apt at 1040 5th Av, NYC, from L P Weicker, for about $200,000, maintenance charge about $14,000; must be approved by bldg's dirs bd; she arrives, NYC, from Hyannis Port by plane; illus; attends party to mark 35th birthday; guests are Atty Gen Kennedy, E Black, McG Bundy, P Lawford, S E Smith

Mrs. Kennedy Buys 5th Ave. Apartment

13 indicted in theft of over $1 million in stamps and money orders from NJ and LI post offices

$1 MILLION STOLEN IN POSTAL RAIDS; 13 Held in Thefts of Stamps and Money Orders

HOUSE UNIT VOTES ANTIPOVERTY BILL; Rules Committee Clears It for Floor Action, 8‐7 —G.O.P. Pledges Fight

Govt repts progress on plan to open peace talks on Nagaland

Progress Is Seen in Talks On Cease‐fire in Nagaland

Man in the News; Skilled Negotiator Richard Austen Butler

IAPA charges Premier Castro tries to use foreign newsmen in Cuba to spur reconciliation with US while continuing Communist subversion in Americas, says IAPA will continue to denounce Cuba as prime foe of free press in Americas, statement by pres Reitmeyer

Inter American Press Unit, Lays Deception to Castro

Ben Bella blames 'counterrevolutionaries,'

Ben Bella Says Explosion On Ship Was Work of Foes

CAIRO, July 28 (Reuters)&#8212;The Arab League headquarters here instructed its New York bureau today to consult with Arab delegates at the United Nations on &#8220;the policy of racial discrimination applied by Israel against the Arab minority.&#8221; 

U.N. TO BE PRESSED ON ARABS IN ISRAEL

troops rushed to north to quell riots involving Lumpa sect; map

Violence Flares in Rhodesia

Peking press charges US has made 10 reconnaissance and harassment flights over Khang Khay

U.S. Flights Charged

Mrs A Myrdal (Sweden) urges studying formation of peace-keeping force under disarmament, Geneva conf

WORLD PEACE FORCE IS URGED BY SWEDEN

Dassault Aircraft Co given 3 mos to stop sales or face Arab boycott

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July 29, 1964

Headlines from July 29, 1964

Housing Proposed In Expressway Plan

Ranger 7 on Course for the Moon; Scientists Hope Craft Will Send Pictures of Lunar Surface

Rochester Curfew Ends With Warning

ERHARD IN ACCORD WITH KHRUSHCHEV ON HOLDING TALKS; Assures Adzhubei He Would Confer With Premier on ‘Unrestricted’ Basis; WANTS MEETING IN BONN; Speculation Aroused That Soviet Leader Is Ready to Discuss Unification

KHRUSHCHEV HINTS A SHIFT ON LAOS; Indicates to Butler Moscow Will Defer a Decision on Quitting Geneva Role

Billboard 200

A Hard Day's Night (Soundtrack)

Hello; Dolly!

Hello; Dolly

Getz/Gilberto

Funny Girl

Notable Births

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for July 29, 1964