comments on Miss Gov Johnson's announced support of Goldwater; backs thorough probe of Baker case; comments on favorable Dem vote in Ariz primary

PRESIDENT ORDERS THE F.B.I TO HUNT PATTERN IN RIOTS; Calls for Compiling of Data to See if Racial Violence Has Been Incited

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Indian Graft Hunter Is Found Strangled

Mansfield offers resolution to direct Rules Com to reopen probe of Baker's outside business activities; urges stress on DC Stadium payoff charges; Williams offers substitute resolution that is broader and directs probe be conducted by Govt Operations (McClellan) Com

DEMOCRATS TAKE BAKER INITIATIVE; Mansfield Asks Senate to Open a New Inquiry Into Stadium Payoff Charge

Malaysia, in U.N., Shows Arms Captured in Invasion

St Augustine-Jacksonville area hit; illus; Brunswick, Ga, battered; gales lash Ga and SC coasts; map

HURRICANE LASHES 2 FLORIDA CITIES; Storm Smashes Ashore in the Area of St. Augustine and Jacksonville Beach

Comr Murphy assigns 1,100 police to help Narcotics Bur; cites failure to stem spread of addiction more than temporarily despite rise in arrests; urges parents of addicts to give data to police in order to track down narcotics suppliers

1,100 Police Get Narcotics Duty In Drive to Curb Rise in Addicts

Kennedy backs Legis reapportionment; opposes Sen Dirksen proposal to curb Fed cts role in reapportionment

Johnson For Compromise In Battle Over Districting

U.A.W. WINS GAINS IN CHRYSLER PACT; AUTO PEACE SEEN; Contract Increases Exceed 53 Cents an Hour in Pay, Holidays and Pensions; NO PRICE RISE EXPECTED; 3‐Year Accord Bars Strike and Sets Goals for Talks With Ford and G.M.

Taylor gives cautiously optimistic rept on mil situation to Johnson and Cong leaders; says it remains 'essentially normal,' news conf; holds current policy rev will not result in any major changes; denies recent repts of planned air strikes in Tchepone area, Laos, to cut off flow of mil supplies from N Vietnam to Vietcong; Johnson says Taylor repts 'continued progress,' news conf

TAYLOR REPORTS STEADY PROGRESS IN VIETNAM WAR; Envoy Cautiously Optimistic on Military and Political Events Despite Crisis; HE TALKS WITH JOHNSON; Says Khanh Has Hard Task in Forming a Provisional Regime by November

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WASHINGTON, Sept. 9 &#8212;President Johnson said today that he was happy that the United Automobile Workers of America and the Chrysler Corporation had agreed on the terms of a new three&#8208;year contract &#8220;peacefully and privately.&#8221;

PRESIDENT CHEERS AUTO SETTLEMENT; Pleased by Peaceful Accord —Total Cost Studied

Douglas-Home and Smith conf; African Unity Orgn mins council urges GB hold conf of all Rhodesian pol groups

TALKS ON RHODESIA CONTINUE IN LONDON

Eurs in Coquilhatville appeal for airlift

Europeans Prepare to Flee

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, Thursday, Sept. 10 (Reuters)&#8212;African foreign ministers meeting here urgently called on Britain today to convene a conference of all Southern Rhodesia political groups &#8221;to ensure) majority rule on the basis of one man one vote.&#8220;

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he wins confidence vote, Parliament, after 11-hr session, longest ever; Min Chipembere resigns

Banda's Cabinet Ousters Uphed by Parliament; Vote of Confidence in Malawi Supports Prime Minister—Another Aide Resigns

Sofia Singer Defects in Italy

BONN, Sept. 9 &#8212;The West German Cabinet, wary of conceding political advantages to Communist East Germany, withheld approval today of a new Berlin pass agreement.

RERLIN PASS ACCORD IS HELD UP BY BONN

21-member working group on fiscal problems meets; Thant warns time is running out for crisis resolution, s

THANT CAUTIONS ON U.N.'s BUDGET; Warns 21‐Member Group Crisis Must Be Settled

Pope Greets 220 U.S. Students

PARIS, Sept. 9&#8212;Princess Is&#8208;abelle of France, eldest daughter of the Count of Paris, pretender to the French throne, was married to Count Carl of Schoenborn&#8208;Bucheim, an Austrian nobleman, in a civil ceremony today at the residential suburb of Louveciennes.

French Princess Is Wed To an Austrian Nobleman

The Proceedings In the U.N.

Clashes in Uruguay Follow Break With Cuba; Students Battle Policemen—Montevideo Asks Regular Meeting of the O.A.S.

Seoul Easing Press Curbs To Permit Self‐Censorship

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September 10, 1964

Headlines from September 10, 1964

PRESIDENT ORDERS THE F.B.I TO HUNT PATTERN IN RIOTS; Calls for Compiling of Data to See if Racial Violence Has Been Incited

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Indian Graft Hunter Is Found Strangled

DEMOCRATS TAKE BAKER INITIATIVE; Mansfield Asks Senate to Open a New Inquiry Into Stadium Payoff Charge

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