US officials, after 4-day rev of situation with Taylor, see little chance of mil victory in foreseeable future; believe stalemate may be too costly to Vietcong and N Vietnam, that they may give up rather than risk heavy losses; views seen suggesting that US would consider negotiated settlement only if Vietcong ends attacks; US commitment to support war otherwise seen firm; Taylor leaves for Saigon; earlier briefed Sen com and HR subcom; Rusk says US commitments to S Vietnam are 'flat and firm,' news conf; US seen hinting at possibility of talks

U.S. OFFICIALS SEE NO QUICK DEFEAT OF VIETNAM REDS; But 4•Day Review Ends in Belief Stalemate May Be Too Costly to Vietcong; TAYLOR OFF FOR SAIGON; Buddhists Show Opposition to Washington—American Jet Guard Reported

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Negotiators for 1,500 trucking companies and three teamster locals reached agreement on a new contract here last night. The accord is expected to avert a strike that had been called for midnight Monday.

TRUCKING ACCORD IS REACHED HERE; VOTE TOMORROW; Contract Would Give 14,000 Teamsters 42½c an Hour More Over 3 Years

Turkey Will Convoy Food To Cypriote Communities; Ankara Says It Will Use Planes and Destroyers to Guard Shipments

storm crosses northern Fla toward Gulf of Mex; St Augustine and Jacksonville in chaos; illus; damage in tens of millions; map; Johnson declares region major disaster area

Weakened Hurricane Crosses Florida Toward Gulf

Sen, 63-30, refuses to vote closure; wide margin, serious defeat for Dirksen, prompts his backers to try to offset it by challenging liberals to move to table rider; liberals, knowing they lack votes, refuse; Sen Aiken, with Dirksen approval, then offers tabling motion in effort to show how great a majority backs rider; Sen, 49-38, rejects motion to kill rider by tabling it; size of vote for motion seen as further defeat for Dirksen group; Johnson presses for McCarthy-Javits-Humphrey compromise; McCarthy offers it as substitute for Dirksen rider; Dirksen charges 'arm-twisting,'

SENATE REFUSES TO VOTE CLOSURE ON REDISTRICTING; Also Rejects Move to Table Dirksen Proposal to Delay Change in Legislatures; A VICTORY FOR LIBERALS; Administration Postpones Showdown on Compromise —Seeks More Support

R Froner wins record $172,726.80 on $2 twin double ticket, Roosevelt

$2 Brings $172,726 At Westbury Track

Gross appeals for pub support of integration plan, TV and radio; scores boycott using 'children as pawns' as reprehensible and destructive; Mrs Gunning of PAT indignant; Gross says bd has no plans for more pairings or for long-distance busing; boycott plan scored by UFT, Luth Human Relations Assn and Queens Chs Fed; W Side Commerce Assn urges both boycott and forced transfers be called off; Kessler and Mrs J Addabo resign citywide PAT posts, refuse to say why but will keep children from school in boycott

GROSS CONDEMNS SCHOOL BOYCOTT Appeals on TV for Support of Integration Program Calls Children Pawns

Goldwater links welfare state soc theories to rising crime rates, s, Minneapolis; charges they encourage idea that 'have-nots' can take from 'haves,'

Goldwater Links The Welfare State To Rise in Crime

15 in 2 families flee to W Berlin in refrigerator truck; illus

2 East German Couples and 11 Children Flee in Truck

Encyclopaedia Britannica Inc seeks to acquire co for $13,960,000; G J Gallan to remain pres

Britannica Buying Merriam‐Webster

Johnson scores extremism, s, Harrisburg; does not mention Goldwater but warns of 'extreme factionalism' whose reprs 'wear many names' and 'espouse many couses,'

JOHNSON BIDS U.S. SCORN EXTREMISM; At Dinner in Pennsylvania He Calls for Rejection of Doctrine ‘Alien’ to Nation

Dr Roszkoweki of McNeil Labs develops cheap, potent, fast-acting poison called Raticate that is harmless to other animals and humans

A Poison That Kills Only Rats Reported; City Watches Tests

Gov defeated for renomination, Dem primary

PEABODY IS UPSET IN MASSACHUSETTS; Lieut. Gov. Bellotti Turns Back Governor's Bid for Renomination

Sen approves Mansfield resolution, 75-3; defeats Williams resolution, 50-37; defeats Case proposal for probe by special Sen ethics com, 45-38; defeats, 45-39, Curtis amendment to Mansfield resolution directing that any 3 Rules Com members can demand calling of witness

SENATE TO REVIVE INQUIRY ON BAKER; Rules Committee Gets Task After G.O.P. Move Fails; SENATE TO REVIVE INQUIRY ON BAKER

STEVENSON URGES MALAYSIAN TRUCE; Bids U.N. Tell Indonesia to End Attack and Negotiate

new Const approved by Assembly without opposition; includes controversial Article 24 which bars any member of royal family from participating in Govt or in party pol

Afghan Assembly Rapidly Backing Constitution; Articles Dealing With Most Difficult Issues Approved In First 2 Days of Talks

TOGLIATTI ATTACK PRINTED IN SOVIET; Pravda Publishes Document Criticizing Repressions

US Army officer and 2 S Vietnam soldiers killed in Vietcong ambush, 25 mi S of Saigon

U.S OFFICER KILLED IN VIETCONG AMBUSH

Mongolians Reported ‘Alarmed’ By Massing of Chinese Troops; Mongolia Accuses Peking

village pacification program bogged down in area

South Vietnam ‘Street Without Joy’ Defies G.I.'s; As Reds Step Up Terrorism Along Route 1, Americans Relive French Vexation

Indian Official's Strangling A Burglary Case, Police Say

Embassy in Indonesia protests attack on consulate, Surabaya, by mob of youths

U. S. Protests Java Mob Raid

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, Sept. 10&#8212;Malaysia's Prime Minister said today that at least 2,500 young Malaysians&#8212;mostly Chinese in ancestry&#8212;had gone to Indonesia to be trained in sabotage and guerrilla warfare.

Accusation by Rahman

KUALA LUMPUR, Friday, Sept. 11 (Reuters)&#8212;Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, announced today the arrest of a number of Singapore politicians, labor leaders and others, accused of planning &#8220;serious and wide&#8208;spread agitation&#8221; against conscription.

Singapore Politicians Jailed

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September 11, 1964

Headlines from September 11, 1964

U.S. OFFICIALS SEE NO QUICK DEFEAT OF VIETNAM REDS; But 4•Day Review Ends in Belief Stalemate May Be Too Costly to Vietcong; TAYLOR OFF FOR SAIGON; Buddhists Show Opposition to Washington—American Jet Guard Reported

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TRUCKING ACCORD IS REACHED HERE; VOTE TOMORROW; Contract Would Give 14,000 Teamsters 42½c an Hour More Over 3 Years

Turkey Will Convoy Food To Cypriote Communities; Ankara Says It Will Use Planes and Destroyers to Guard Shipments

Weakened Hurricane Crosses Florida Toward Gulf

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A Hard Day's Night (Soundtrack)

Something New

Everybody Loves Somebody

All Summer Long

Getz/Gilberto

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