August 14, 1964

HR Rules Com 10-4, clears for floor action bill sponsored by Tuck to deny Sup Ct right to rev any action by a Fed or state ct on redistricting, and to withdraw jurisdiction of Fed dist cts over reapportionment; Speaker McCormack opposes bill, Repr Albert and Repub leadership back it; in Sen small group of Northern liberal Dems threatens minor filibuster against Dirksen rider to foreign aid bill; Dirksen, in opening debate on it, concedes incongruity of rider but justifies it as buying time for const amendment; Sen Clark calls it rotten borough amendment; maneuvers of HR Rules Com Chmn Smith and Tuck taking Tuck bill out of jurisdiction of Judiciary Com and latter's chmn Celler reaction described

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Negro gangs throw gasoline bombs and stones but incidents are scattered and sporadic as police with searchlight-equipped trucks contain most violence to st corners in isolated places; Graves bans pub gatherings in Negro neighborhood, tours trouble area; 43 arrested since outbreak of violence: NAACP NJ pres A Harrison visits city, says rights leaders cannot reach youthful rioters; Mayor says all those arrested have police records; Gov Hughes opposes sending state police, would avoid 'confrontation atmosphere,'

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US Sen, 62-28, approves Tower amendment to bar training in US of mil forces