tours area; invokes spirit of battle as guide to French future; hails role of Brit troops and Gen Joffre; illus, Meaux; map

De Gaulle Invokes Spirit of Marne

THELONIOUS MONK opens at The VillageVanguard Thurs.. Sept. 10&#8212;Advt.

Front Page 2 -- No Title

Miller, on way to Lake County, Ind, issues CPA H G O'Connor rept putting net worth at $260,730; accompanied by wife and her mother

Miller Lists Assets At Net of $260,730; Opens Indiana Bid

Senator Kenneth B.. Keating feels that neither Senator Barry Goldwater, the Republican Presidential nominee, nor President Kennedy should constitute issues for the voters to consider in the Senate race.

KEATING DEFINES CAMPAIGN ISSUES; Asserts Neither Goldwater Nor President Kennedy Is Legitimate Factor

NEW NUMBER FOR ORDERING WANT ADS IN The New York Times. Oxford 5-3311. Fast, direct&#8208;line service to want ad takers.-Advt.

Front Page 1 -- No Title

Taylor leaves for Washington to rept to Pres Johnson; says war effort has not been 'visibly affected' by pol crisis

U.S. Ambassador Leaves Saigon on Washington Trip; TAYLOR DEPARTS TO GIVE JOHNSON VIETNAM REPORT; Envoy Is Due in U.S. Today for Week of Consultations About the War Effort; PRAISES KHANH REGIME; Says Plans for Civilian Rule Are ‘Highly Laudable’—Fight Held Unaffected

Subandrio, after conf of Sup Operational Command, Jakarta, repts Indonesia has decided to adopt 'offensive attitude' in campaign to crush Malaysia, will try to 'wipe out enemy (mil) bases'; conf presided over by Sukarno; rioting again erupts, Singapore; Malaysian forces battle Indonesian paratroop invaders, injure and capture 2

Indonesia Plans Offensive Against Malaysian Bases

Racial rioting erupted again in Singapore today. Overnight, Malaysian security forces fought a two&#8208;hour battle against Indonesian invaders in a mangrove swamp on the Malay Peninsula.

Singapore Riots Continue

Turkey asks Security Council meet soon over 'provocative' Greek mil actions, asks Council to send fact-finding mission to area; charges Greece condones Greek Cypriotes 'massacres' of Turkish Cypriotes; details

TURKS ASK INQUIRY ON GREECE BY U.N.; Council Requested to Send a Mission to Look Into Acts in Cyprus Crisis

NY Times survey of conditions in NYC Met Area schools; table compares '63 and '64 figures in 12 counties

Suburban Schools Pressing Integration Efforts; Educational Conditions to Be Better in Many Districts as New Term Begins

Kennedy mobbed by thousands as he stumps Nassau and Suffolk beaches; illus; forced to drop plan to tour Jones Beach when he is trapped by mob; perturbed by crowds' frenzy; aides aware that many come to see him because he is celebrity, not because they will vote for him; he returns to Glen Cove home; Keating int on issues he deems topmost; says they must relate to his views, not Goldwater's; holds Kennedy should not try to win by invoking image of Pres Kennedy; comments on carpetbagger issue; holding Kennedy's lack of knowledge of state would hamper his Sen service; will contrast his Cong record with Kennedy's lack of one; will stress charge that Kennedy's nomination was dictated by bosses

Throngs Mob Kennedy at Beach

Premier Eshkol (Israel) sees no improvement in attitude toward Jews in USSR

ISRAELI DETECTS A RUSSIAN THAW; Eshkol Says Envoys Show Warmth, but He Deplores Plight of Jews in Soviet

AUTO TOLL RISING AT A RECORD RATE FOR THE HOLIDAY; Safety Council Fears Deaths May Exceed 557 of Last Labor Day Weekend; BEACHES ARE CROWDED; Nearly a Million at Coney—Guard Called as Students Riot at Two Resorts

IBRD pres Woods repts econ progress in poorer lands disappointing, s, IBRD-IMF meeting; urges more low-interest development assistance; repts trend from grants to loans

WORLD BANK CHIEF URGES MORE LOANS TO NEEDY NATIONS; Calls for Wider Assistance on Easy‐Payment Terms as Fund Meeting Opens

Ch follows new practice of greater leniency in allowing priests to drop vows of celibacy to marry within ch; such priests would be suspended from functions but may administer sacraments in emergencies

Vatican Said to Ease Stand on Priests Marrying; New Policy Called Effort to Avoid Driving Wayward Clergy From Church

Min Zeid says it prefers to seek Western arms

JORDAN CALLED COOL TO SOVIET ARMS BID

44-yr-old French priest, in effort to reopen issue of celibacy, reveals recent dispensation and marriage in ch ceremony

Priest Permitted to Wed

President Tito sailed down the Danube today to Tekije for a meeting with the Rumanian President, Gheorghe GheorghiuDej, and to open a YugoslavRumanian hydroelectric power station. The Presidents will meet tomorrow in mid&#8208;river.

Tito to Meet Gheorghiu‐Dej

Some of the tension between Israel and the Soviet Union has centered on Moscow's accusations that Israeli diplomats promote Zionism among Soviet Jews.

Envoys Recently Accused

Premier Eshkol indicates renewed Israeli concern over use of Ger scientists in weapons projects

Eshkol‐Erhard Talk Due

Douglas-Home opens Conservative campaign; briefs 200 prospective party candidates, London

Home Starts Campaign Work

Moscow's Central Synagogue was doing a brisk business, in Hebrew calendars before the start of Rosh ha&#8208;Shanah services at sundown tonight.

JEWS IN MOSCOW MARK HOLY DAYS; More Than 500 Gather to Pray and Just to Chat

Hassouna asks League for permission to start construction on headwaters diversion in Lebanon before Sept 30, later in Jordan and Syria, conf; Helou balks at stationing of non-Lebanese troops in Lebanon to defend works against possible Israeli attack

LEBANON DELAYS ARAB RIVER PLAN; Bars Entry of Allied Troops for Defense Against Israel

27 Dead in Typhoon

Nile Near Record Flood In Egypt, Official State

Eric Lynn Wright, known professionally as Eazy-E, was an American rapper who propelled West Coast rap and gangsta rap by leading the group N.W.A and its label, Ruthless Records. Eazy-E is often referred to as the "Godfather of Gangsta Rap".

Eazy-E, American rapper and producer (died 1995)

Eazy-E

Walter Augustine Brown was an American sports executive. He was the founder and original owner of the Boston Celtics, operated the Boston Garden-Arena Corporation, and served as president of the Boston Athletic Association. In ice hockey, he coached the Boston Olympics to five Eastern Hockey League championships, owned the Boston Bruins, and served as president of the International Ice Hockey Federation. He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1962, the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1965, and IIHF Hall of Fame in 1997.

September 7, 1964

Headlines from September 7, 1964

De Gaulle Invokes Spirit of Marne

Front Page 2 -- No Title

Miller Lists Assets At Net of $260,730; Opens Indiana Bid

KEATING DEFINES CAMPAIGN ISSUES; Asserts Neither Goldwater Nor President Kennedy Is Legitimate Factor

Front Page 1 -- No Title

Billboard 200

A Hard Day's Night (Soundtrack)

Something New

Everybody Loves Somebody

All Summer Long

Getz/Gilberto

Notable Births

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for September 7, 1964