scoffs at Kennedy statement that he is having position papers prepared by acad experts

Keating Says Rival Is Bosses' Candidate

NY County Repubs and Liberals join in naming Judge Starke to oppose Judge Telesford, named in Buckley-Powell deal; Repubs, to effect move, withdraw nomination of Judge Shea, Liberals withdraw Judge Braun

LIBERALS TO BACK STARKE FOR JUDGE; Join Republican Challenge to Buckley‐Powell Choice

Uruguay breaks ties in observance of OAS sanctions vote; Mex is only Latin-Amer Govt still recognizing Cuba

Uruguay Breaks Tie With Cuba; Mexico Only Holdout in O.A.S.

E Ger to let aged visit relatives in W Ger and W Berlin, Ulbricht lr to Bishop Mitzeheim

VISIT CURB EASED BY EAST GERMANY; Elderly Will Be Permitted to See Relatives in West —New Pact Expected

Duong Van Minh chosen mil triumvirate chmn, will be responsible for forming High Council to prepare another Const; he reptdly will exercise powers of chief of state but not reassume title; 2 more mins resign

MINH NAMED HEAD OF MILITARY BODY RULING VIETNAM; Gets Some Powers Usually Held by a Chief of State, but Doesn't Get Title; KHANH IS STILL PREMIER; Taylor Reports to Johnson on Southeast Asia Crisis—Full Review Planned

Parents and Taxpayers Council urges Gov Rockefeller call Legis session to change method of choosing bd members

DONOVAN ASSAILS BUSING AS ISSUE; Scores Keating and Kennedy —Denies Plan to Transport Pupils Long Distances

gales sweep Fla E coast; map; flooding reptd, St Augustine; thousands flee, Vero Beach, Fla, to Brunswick, Ga; Pres Johnson offers aid, phone message to Gov Bryant

THOUSANDS FLEE AS NEW HURRICANE ROARS ON FLORIDA; Gales Sweep the Coast and Tides Rise—Five Rockets Are Taken From Pads; PRESIDENT OFFERS AID; Shelters Protect 100,000—Military Planes and Ships Removed From Area

Kennedy stumps Binghamton, Johnson City, Endicott, Elmira, Jamestown, Buffalo; ss opposing long-distance busing of school children as segregation remedy, opposing school boycotts; says subject should not be issue in Sen campaign; greeted by huge crowds everywhere; illus; pledges to vote for continued aid to Poland and Czech; continues to attack Goldwater rather than Keating or Paolucci; fails to identify issues on which he would have voted differently from Keating; again holds Dem Sen can do more for NYS; Keating charges Kennedy is tool of machine pol, s, Plattsburgh; scoffs at his statement that he is having 'position papers' on issues prepared by acad experts; scores him on agr policy; ends stump of Adirondacks, swings up St Lawrence Valley; adds folk singer to entourage; excerpts of lyrics hailing Keating

Kennedy Says He Opposes Distant Busing of Students

Pope celebrates special mass for members of women's orders, Castel Gandolfo; hails orders but hints at dissatisfaction with rigid seclusion of some

Ecumenical Council Will Admit Women

DETROIT, Wednesday, Sept. 9&#8212;A contract settlement between the Chrysler Corporation and the United Automobile Workers appeared to be in the making this morning as labor negotiators struggled to reach accord by the 10 A.M. strike deadline.

AUTO SETTLEMENT EXPECTED TODAY, AVERTING STRIKE; Optimism Grows in Detroit as Chrysler Talks Go On —Big Pay Rise Is Seen

GB flies several hundred soldiers of Rhine Army to Singapore in connection with Indonesian threat to Malaysia

British Troops in Germany Fly to Singapore in Crisis; Regiment on ‘Emergency’ Duty as Precaution in Malaysia Tension

Sec Freeman repts India will get 600,000 tons of wheat through Nov, 200,000 tons a mo more than normal, news conf; says US will also send technicians to help with grainhandling facilities

U.S. IS SPEEDING WHEAT FOR INDIA; Freeman Announces Sharp Increase to Ease Crisis

20 Amers in 5 helicopters unsuccessful in 5-hr battle with Vietcong machine-gun crew, Phuoc Vinh area; battle typifies US frustration; more effective S Vietnamese Army and Air Force weapons could not be used because of red tape, over-centralization of Vietnamese command and apparent lack of aggressiveness; map

A Vietcong Gun Holds Off Americans in Five Copters

DIRKSEN MOVES TO STOP DEBATE ON DISTRICT ISSUE; But Doubts He Can Muster Closure Votes—Action on Medical Care Put Off

SALISBURY, Southern Rhodesia, Sept. 8&#8212;An African nationalist leader, the Rev. Ndabaningi Sithole, was sentenced today to 12 months at hard labor, under the Law and Order Act.

Nationalist Leader Sentenced

Foster urges regional control of conventional arms, holds elimination of nuclear arms would not necessarily bring peace, conf; Tsarapkin charges West does not want disarmament

U.S. Asks Regional Control Of Conventional Armaments

DAR ES SALAAM, Tanganyika, Sept. 8 (Reuters)&#8212;An official of the Chinese Embassy said today, &#8220;The office is closed,&#8221; and refused to comment on Prime Minister Banda's charges.

Chinese Won't Comment

ZOMBA, Malatvl, Sept. 8 (Reuters)&#8212;Prime Minister H. Kamuzu Banda today accused the five ministers who were discharged or who resigned yesterday of having been involved in a Chinese Communist plot against him. He said they would have &#8220;murdered me in cold blood.&#8221;

BANDA DENOUNCES HIS FIVE EX‐AIDES; Malawi Chief Says They and Chinese Plotted to Kill Him

THE Prime Minister of Malawi, Dr. Hastings Kamuzu Banda, is a stocky Presbyterian who wears Savile Row suits and a black homburg and was educated in Britain and the United States. While he often needs a translator to address his Chinyanja&#8208;speaking constituents, his message

Man in the News; Cosmopolitan Malawian; Hastings Kamuzu Banda

fail to reach accord on terms for independence; Douglas-Home repts to Cabinet; Smith says talks will continue; Sithole gets 12 mos at hard labor; bomb explodes at PO, Bulawayo

TALK ON RHODESIA APPEARS STALLED; Home Says It Has Ended, but Colony's Head Differs

24-yr-old man, Southampton, loses benefits because of refusal to have hair cut

Briton Won't Cut Hair; Loses Jobless Benefits

The Proceedings In the U.N.

MOSCOW, Sept. 8 (Reuters) &#8212;The Soviet Union removed its Ambassador in North Vietnam and appointed a new envoy who had been working in the embassy in Peking. The press agency Tass said Suren Tovmasyan had been relieved of his Hanoi post. The new Ambassador is Ilya Shcherbakov.

Soviet Shifts Envoy in Hanoi

ARLINGTON, Va., Sept. 8 (AP)&#8212;A bomb exploded outside a Roman Catholic high school and adjoining dormitory last night. No injuries were reported. The Federal Bureau of Investigation was called in to investigate the explosion, which shattered windows and broke light fixtures at the Bishop Dennis J. O'Connell High School and Christian Brothers residence hall.

Bomb Explodes at School

Soviet Tells of 159‐Year‐Old

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September 9, 1964

Headlines from September 9, 1964

Keating Says Rival Is Bosses' Candidate

LIBERALS TO BACK STARKE FOR JUDGE; Join Republican Challenge to Buckley‐Powell Choice

Uruguay Breaks Tie With Cuba; Mexico Only Holdout in O.A.S.

VISIT CURB EASED BY EAST GERMANY; Elderly Will Be Permitted to See Relatives in West —New Pact Expected

MINH NAMED HEAD OF MILITARY BODY RULING VIETNAM; Gets Some Powers Usually Held by a Chief of State, but Doesn't Get Title; KHANH IS STILL PREMIER; Taylor Reports to Johnson on Southeast Asia Crisis—Full Review Planned

Billboard 200

A Hard Day's Night (Soundtrack)

Something New

Everybody Loves Somebody

All Summer Long

Getz/Gilberto

Notable Births

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