steps down; becomes member of triumvirate to rule under provisional agreement; reptdly at US insistence, will remain caretaker Premier

KHANH AND 2 OTHERS JOIN IN INTERIM SAIGON REGIME AS MOBS CONTINUE TO RIOT; ACCORD IS SHAKY; 3 Generals Get Equal but Unclear Roles for 2 Months

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Wagner says he will seek 4th term, int, Atlantic City

WAGNER WILL RUN FOR FOURTH TERM; Says ‘Present Inclination’ Is ‘Nothing New’—Rules Out an Absolute Decision

US hopeful that new Govt will restore law and order but dominant sentiment is gloomy; US not consulted on triumvirate; Saigon repts that US urged Nguyen Khanh to assume pres and near-dictatorial powers on Aug 16 denied; many officials doubt triumvirate ability to control pol situation for 2 mos; worried over violence

Administration Is Gloomy Over Outlook for Vietnam

Humphrey hails Johnson as spokesman of all Dems as well as of 'responsible, forward-looking Repubs,' acceptance s

HUMPHREY'S PLEA; He Asks ‘Responsible’ Republicans to Back Democratic Ticket

conv holds memorial service; Atty Gen Kennedy introduces film on late Pres, gets 16-min ovation

PRESIDENT HAILED; Replies to Challenge From Opponents as Convention Ends

new crisis threatens over Turkish demand to rotate troops; Makarios firm; mediation fails; UN will oversee rotation if Makarios allows troops into Cyprus but will not prevent clash

CYPRUS ON VERGE OF A NEW CLASH; Turkey Ready to Use Force to Rotate Troops—Action

Destructive Storm Smashes Through the Streets of Miami, Leaving Piles of Twisted Debris in Its Wake; MIAMI BATTERED; GALE WINDS LASH AT SPACE CENTER; Florida's Gold Coast Hit—Hurricane Loses Force—Damage in Millions

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 27&#8212;Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy stood for 16 minutes on the podium of the Democratic National Convention tonight, unable to speak because of the applause surging up from the delegates below him.

Kennedy Gets an Ovation; Recalls Ideals of Brother

LA PAZ, Bolivia, Aug. 27 (AP)&#8212;The body of Brother Emmanuel Guay of Paterson, N. J., member of the American Franciscan Mission, killed in a plane crash Saturday, was found last night and brought to La Paz for burial. The plane with four aboard crashed into 18,000&#8208;foot Huayna&#8208;Potosi mountain on a flight from La Paz to Tipuani.

Bolivians Find Priest's Body

USSR mil newspaper cites shakeup as evidence of 'bankruptcy' of US policy

Moscow Taunts United States

Govt changes plan to build high-power radio transmitter to combat Communist Chinese propaganda in Asia; now weighs medium-wave transmitter

INDIA SHIFTS PLANS FOR ANTI‐RED RADIO

NZ concerned over Indonesian threat to Malaysia

New Zealanders Concerned

Nyerere Drops Zanzibar Trip

MONTREAL, Aug. 29 (AP) &#8212;A strike of nonprofessional workers in Quebec's hospitals was called off today. A spokesman for the National Syndicats of Hospital Employes, representing the 15,000 workers affected, announced that the union had accepted a settlement calling for a $9 weekly pay increase spread over two years.

Quebec Hospital Strike Ends

Thai Min Thanat Khoman distrusts any neutrality pact, int, Bangkok; skeptical about reconvening Geneva conf; Souvanna Phouma and Boun Oum set talks with pro-Communists

Thailand Official Exhorts U.S. To Hold Firm in Vietnam Crisis

PARIS, Aug. 27 &#8212; Premier Souvanna Phouma, head of the neutralists in Laos, and Prince Boun Oum of the rightist faction

Progress Made on Parley

NEXT to General Khanh, most powerful man in Vietnam . . . played key role in Jan. 30 coup against first military junta, helping General Khanh to seize power . . . reputed over four years as the man who can make or break a revolt ... could still emerge from uncertainty as strongest of generals, possibly would have except for Washington's backing of General Khanh . . . born 1925 in Saigon . . . Roman Catholic .. . soft&#8208;spoken, not a natural leader, but a man who picks out another officer and then commits his weight to that officer . . . considered extremely loyal to President Diem, commanded troops in Cantho region of delta in fall of 1960, when elite paratroopers attempted coup . . . helped crush rebels ... in December, 1962, promoted to chief of staff of general staff in Saigon . . . with Buddhist uprising in 1963, became a dissident, member of generals&#8217; coup that overthrew President Diem . . . eventually commanded vital III Corps, surrounding and just north of Saigon . . . joined with General Khanh late in January and helped overthrow junta, becoming Defense Minister.

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Indonesians unsuccessfully try to blow up Esso Standard fuel storage tanks, island near Singapore

Indonesians Try to Bomb Oil Tanks, Singapore Says

Peking Jenmin Jih Pao scores Nguyen Khanh and US

Peking Is Accusatory

KNOWN as Big Minn, partly as distinction from Gen. Tran Van Minh (Little Minh), and partly because of unusual height for a Vietnamese, nearly 6 feet . . . considered a national hero in the South, popular among troops, Buddhist groups, students . . . genial, unhurried . . . three&#8208;month tour as head of military junta was marked by unusual surface stability but not by new, aggressive measures against Communist insurgents, which Americans had sought ... 48 years old, native of Long An Province, Mekong delta, just south of Saigon ... a Buddhist . . . in early years of Diem Administration, personally led Government forces in defeating army of Binh Xuyen gangster sect . . . respected by Americans for integrity and knowledge of Vietnamese people and type of war being fought . . . entered French colonial army in 1940, fought against Japanese in World War II . . . aided French against Communists during Indochina war . . . afterward instrumental in rallying young officers to the cause of President Diem . .. used prestige to bind together dissident elements for coup of Nov. 1, 1963.

Duong Van Minh

SHORT, jaunty, served as paratroop officer under the French . . .wears a goatee and likes to sport his red beret at a rakish angle . . . southerner, born near Tra Vinh, Mekong delta, in 1927 . . . among new generations of officers influenced more by Americans than by French . . . speaks better English than most generals and is consider more sympathetic to American ideas . . . has reputation for telling Americans the type of things they like to hear . . . impresses foreign and local communities with energy and determination in face of difficult political situation . . . considered a loner among generals, viewed with suspicion by some of the older colleagues, who lost power to him in Jan. 30 coup . . . nominal member of the coup that overthrew President Ngo Dinh Diem Nov. 1, though was then planning a different coup with several young officers who planned to seize power . . . through a Buddhist, has not enjoyed popularity among Buddhists or students, in part because he took power from Gen. Duong Van Minh.

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64,225 Britons visited, Jan-June, 22% over '63

More Britons Visit U.S.

SAIGON, South Vietnam, Aug. 27&#8212;Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh's drive toward a strong central government through emergency decrees and a Presidential Constitution has failed.

News Analysis; Why Khanh Failed; Observers in Saigon Say He Sought To Gain Personal Rule Too Swiftly

Japanese Govt notifies US of permit; Socialist party, other lefttists set demonstrations

Japan's Ports to Admit American Atomic Subs

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The Philadelphia race riot, or Columbia Avenue Riot, took place in the predominantly black neighborhoods of North Philadelphia from August 28 to August 30, 1964. Tensions between black residents of the city and police had been escalating for several months over several well-publicized allegations of police brutality.

August 28, 1964

Headlines from August 28, 1964

KHANH AND 2 OTHERS JOIN IN INTERIM SAIGON REGIME AS MOBS CONTINUE TO RIOT; ACCORD IS SHAKY; 3 Generals Get Equal but Unclear Roles for 2 Months

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WAGNER WILL RUN FOR FOURTH TERM; Says ‘Present Inclination’ Is ‘Nothing New’—Rules Out an Absolute Decision

Administration Is Gloomy Over Outlook for Vietnam

HUMPHREY'S PLEA; He Asks ‘Responsible’ Republicans to Back Democratic Ticket

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A Hard Day's Night (Soundtrack)

Something New

Getz/Gilberto

All Summer Long

Everybody Loves Somebody

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Historical Context for August 28, 1964