August 20, 1964

Yonkers, NY, officials rept over 100 youths from middle-class families have been identified as narcotics addicts; estimate at least 900 city youths use drugs

Goldwater hq seeks to persuade Luce not to run; she denies that hq has spoken to her; Repub Natl Chmn Burch says Natl Com will back Keating; hopeful on his support at Goldwater; Fino notifies all county chmn that he will be 'serious candidate' if Keating does not back ticket

GRIFFIN, Mr. and Mrs. James J. Happy 26th Anniversary. PAUL—Advt.

Murphy atty asks State Sup Ct to dismiss Mrs Rockefeller's plea for 'equitable proceeding on why custody of children should not be granted' to her; provision for children's custody disclosed for 1st time, custody was given to father, mother getting visiting rights; Mrs Rockefeller now seeks absolute custody; Melinda has been with her since June

Heller repts he and 4 Econ Advisors Council ex-chairman, in White House conf with Johnson reached 'consensus' on promising outlook and effectiveness of tax cut, press briefing on conf; 4 are E G Nourse, L H Keyserling, A F Burns and R J Saulnier; current members of council, G Ackley and J P Lewis, also in conf

Goldwater renews charges that current policies could cut 'deliverable nuclear capacity' by 90% in '70s, s Springfield, Ohio; releases table showing US will have only 1,656 megatons of power in its missile force in '70s compared with 28,570-megaton capability of present strategic weapons systems including bombers

reform Dem Mrs French introduces Kennedy at Dem Platform Com meeting, Washington

Audit by ind acctg firm of finances of Pres Johnson and family shows bulk of family's assets derives from TV-radio properties owned by Mrs Johnson and daughters; details

Johnson gives Salute to Cong fete on White House lawn; several hundred members, Cabinet and other officials attend; skit and musical program performed; Johnson praises session as 1 of bast ever; illus

Tuck bill to bar Fed ct action on reapportionment passed, HR, 218-175; 122 Repubs, 91 Dems voted for it, 140 Dems, 35 Repubs against it; Smith amendment passed 164-96; halts all pending eases; Dem leader Repr Albert voted for bill; Sen approval doubted; Celler pleas against it bear no weight; substitute bill along lines of Dirksen rider rejected by voice vote; Sen Ribicoff s against Dirksen rider; Adm weighs dropping foreign aid bill as reptd by Sen com and instead seek a continuing spending authorization

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Greece and Turkey agree to return units