Kennedy hq scores Keating on Gen Aniline; Keating softens charge, press conf, Syracuse, but bars dropping issue

KENNEDY ASSAILS NAZI‐DEAL CHARGE, CALLS IT ‘SMEAR’; At the Same Time, Keating Softens Accusation on General Aniline Sale

Constellation wins 4th race and series; illus

U.S. Keeps America's Cup in a 4‐0 Sweep; British Yacht Beaten by 2 Miles in 4th Race Off Newport

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LET THEM EAT CAKE. appetteers and entrees that look beautiful, taste great! Follow food news features and recipes on. The New York Times women's page&#8212;Advt.

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strike called off as negotiators announce tentative agreement on 4 major issues; Pres Johnson reptdly made it plain Govt would not tolerate strike

Rail Strike Averted As Parley Succeeds

arrangement under which Conn agreed to contribute $450,000 to enable NY,NH&H to lease 80 new cars from NY Port Auth and rehabilitate 20 others seen nullified as Westchester Supervisors Bd rejects plan to give rr $400,000 subsidy, upon which Conn funds were contigent

RAIL AID VETOED BY WESTCHESTER; $400,000 for New Haven a Key to Tristate Plan

A Spencer, 17, admits rape-slayings of 2 women and attacks on 10 others

YOUTH, 17, ADMITS SLAYING 2 WOMEN; Crown Heights Teacher Is Victim—10 Others Raped

charges Adm believes Govt is 'master, not servant of people,' s, Charlotte, NC; charges it operates through centralized authority that has given individuals 'numbers to replace names'; holds Exec Branch and Sup Ct have oppressive powers and demands proper powers be restored to Cong and states

Ex‐President Aids Goldwater Drive; GOLDWATER SAYS PRESIDENT AVOIDS CAMPAIGN ISSUES; Senator, in North Carolina, Asks to Meet Johnson ‘Before the World’; DEBATES ARE DEMANDED; Administration Is Denounced as Believing Government Is ‘Master of People’

tentative accord reached to end strike; map

DEFEAT REPORTED FOR HANOI TROOPS IN CLASH IN SOUTH; 64 of 200‐Man Red Force Listed as Slain After Border Infiltration; SAIGON LOSSES LIGHT; Johnson Says Some Urged a Retaliatory Bombing After Threat in Gulf

F E Dutcher and Dr G S Hughes, at whose homes parties were held, and 10 others held on charges of serving liquor to minors; statute, rarely invoked, provides jail terms and fines

DARIEN ARRESTS 12 IN YOUTH DRINKING; Warrants Issued for Adults Who Served Teen‐Agers Liquor in 2 Homes

FRANCE BARS AID TO CYPRUS FORCE; Rejects Stevenson's Appeal for Donation Toward Cost of a 3‐Month Extension

Premier Grotewohl Dies in East Berlin

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releases rept on finances putting assets at $171,396; comments, broadcast int, Washington

HUMPHREY ASSETS LISTED AS $171396; Senator Thus Has the Least Wealth of Any of the Four National Candidates

Johnson bars over-confidence and indicates stepped-up campaign, press conf; to visit 'many, many states' before election

President to Step Up Pace Of His Election Campaign

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council gives preliminary approval to bishops collective authority with Pope; backs statement that Christ estab ch and sent apostles, with Peter at head, to minister to it with bishops as successors; also approve statement that apostles were estab 'after manner of coll with Peter at its head'; proposal for restablishment of permanent order of deacons debated

Prelates Voting to Support Collective Rule of Church

B-70 makes 1st test flight, Palmdale, Calif; illus; was originally conceived as bomber but is ltd to research missions; redesignated XB-70A

The B‐70, Now a Research Plane, Flies Its First Test

Nationalist China pays $3,576,060, assuring Assembly vote

Taiwan Gives Check to U.N. And Keeps Assembly Vote

Saigon Losses Heavy

COPENHAGEN, Sept. 21&#8212;A. torchlight procession through the center of Copenhagen tonight marked the final bid for support by the ruling Social Democrats in tomorrow's general election.

CLOSE ELECTION DUE IN DENMARK TODAY

SEOUL, Korea, Sept. 21 (AP) &#8212;Fifteen South Korean fishermen were reported missing after their boat sank last night off Kuryongpo, 160 miles southeast of Seoul. The boat's air pump exploded, the only survivor reported.

15 Korean Fishermen Missing

ISMAILIA, United Arab Republic, Sept. 21 (Reuters)&#8212;Two leading Egyptian swimmers, Mohamed Zeitoun. and Hassan Abdel Falil, and two other persons were killed in an auto crash today on the road from Port Said to Ismailia.

Crash Kills Egyptian Athletes

Pres Johnson says he was urged by some to bomb N Vietnam in quick retaliation for incident but decided to wait for reconnaissance, which produced no further information, news conf; says McNamara rept is complete and accurate; Rusk says US force in gulf is adequate and will not be 'pushed out,' int, Los Angeles; Tass scores US 'provocative actions' in gulf, repts 3 vessels sunk

JOHNSON BARRED REPRISAL ATTACK; Says He Resisted Advice to Bomb North Vietnam

Special Committee on Colonialism, subcommittee 1, discussed South&#8208;West Africa.

The Proceedings In the U.N.

The kidnapping of Minna Nurminen took place in Helsinki, Finland on 27 May 2009.

September 22, 1964

Headlines from September 22, 1964

KENNEDY ASSAILS NAZI‐DEAL CHARGE, CALLS IT ‘SMEAR’; At the Same Time, Keating Softens Accusation on General Aniline Sale

U.S. Keeps America's Cup in a 4‐0 Sweep; British Yacht Beaten by 2 Miles in 4th Race Off Newport

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Rail Strike Averted As Parley Succeeds

Billboard 200

A Hard Day's Night (Soundtrack)

Something New

Everybody Loves Somebody

All Summer Long

Peter; Paul And Mary In Concert

Notable Births

Historical Context for September 22, 1964