Mansfield introduces 'sense of Cong' resolution embodying aides proposal; Sen agrees on vote; Dirksen says he cannot support resolution because it lacks force of law but backs move for vote

DISTRICT IMPASSE COULD END TODAY; New Mansfield Resolution Asking Apportioning Delay Gains Liberals Support

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US says it will not receive comm delegation; offers to meet with comm at 'mutually agreed time and place' only if Tshombe Govt takes part

U.S. Won't Receive Africans on Congo

DETROIT, Sept. 23 &#8212; The General Motors Corporation, in the midst of contract negotiations with the United Automobile Workers, announced today that it would hold prices basically unchanged on its 1965 models.

G.M. TO HOLD LINE ON '65 CAR PRICES, INDICATING TREND; Industry Expected to Raise Its Costs Only Slightly for Minor Changes

Vietcong downs 2 Amer-piloted planes during night battle near Rach Gia; 1 Amer pilot missing, other safe; US officer wounded, Phuocthien; map

American Flier Is Missing —Tribesmen Are Said to Hold G.I.'s Hostage

60 signed proxies disappear from office of E Hyde, leading opponent of merger with Commerce and Indus Assn, 5 days before election

Proxies on Merger By Chamber‐Vanish

S J Silberman gives $4 million for soc work educ and research

CIGAR MAN GIVES $4 MILLION TO CITY; Gift Will Expand Hunter's School of Social Work

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ROME, Sept 23 &#8212; American and Italian Cardinals, symbolizing, respectively, the progressive and conservative wings oi the Roman Catholic Church, clashed today over a draft declaration on religious liberty.

U.S. CLERKS BACK RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN COUNCIL CLASH; Cushing, Giving First Talk, Disputes Conservatives on Freedom of Conscience; DRAFT TEXT IS UPHELD; But Opponents Say Church Rights, Being Supernatural, Must Be Given Primacy

Johnson holds future of 'Atlantic freedom" never brighter, says US differences with allies are 'product of success, not failure,' s to foreign affairs advisory panel

Johnson Sees U.S. Choice: Either ‘Center’ or ‘Fringe’

W Ger Cabinet approves poet to permit W Berliners to visit E Berlin S times in next 11 mos; Erhard authorizes Brandt to sign it

BONN AUTHORIZES BERLIN PASS PLAN; Pact Providing Five Visiting Periods to Eastern Side Will Be Signed Today

6 testify, Richmond grand jury; financial troubles of some contractors may provide clues to illegal payoffs

RED INK MAY HINT AT ROAD PAYOFFS; State Inquiry Scans Records of Contractors for Clues to Masked Kickbacks

27 persons including 8 IRS employes indicted for defrauding Treas of $1.5 million in income taxes; 8 charged with taking $225,000 in bribes, 17 with aiding in filing false returns, 9 with filing 2,419 false returns, '59-62; US has recovered almost $1 million, has frozen assets of leaders of fraud scheme; plan reptd conceived by J J Giammalvo, teacher at Bklyn JHS, and IRS agent V Lumetta; plot detailed; names of those seized listed

8 Tax Men Indicted In Fraud Plot Here

GOLDWATER CALLS MILITARY POWER THEKEY TO PEAGE; ‘Responsible’ Use of Force Can Solve the Cold War, He Tells Legionnaires; M'NAMARA IS CRITICIZED; Administration's Policy, on Reds Is Said to Be Based on ‘False Answers’

Garcia Toledo, H: I A Silva, defendant in Jan '63 slaying, taken from Manhattan City Prison to Sup Ct, where he is suing 3 for injuries suffered in auto accident; 1st time in NY County history that murder defendant has begun civil suit while awaiting trial; judge orders special precautions to prevent jurors from knowing Silva is murder defendant

Murder Defendant Is Let Out of Cell To Press Civil Suit

NAIROBI, Kenya, Thursday, Sept. 24&#8212;Kenya's Minister of State, Joseph A. Z. Murumbi, left here by air early today on a mission to press President Johnson for an American military withdrawal from the Congo.

Kenyan on Way to U. S.

Kasavubu says Congo will no longer abide by African Unity Orgn decisions, wire to Diallo; scores 'interference' in internal affairs; 4 members of delegation en route to Washington

Kasavubu Assails Group

'cemetery' of dinosaurs found by Soviet scientists in desert near Aral Sea

Dinosaur ‘Cemetery’ Found

SAIGON, South Vietnam, Sept. 23&#8212;Spreading defiance of the central Government's authority anions the powerful mountain tribes that inhabit the country's central plateau has caused grave concern in Saigon. Some officials have spoken of an open rebellion in the making.

Saigon Is Fearful

US repts Vietcong mil action close to record pitch in past wk; details

Vietcong Step Up Attacks

Jenmin Jih Pao charges US fabricates incident to lay basis for invasion of N Vietnam

Peking Says U.S. Concocts Tonkin Incidents as Pretext

Gibraltar Opposition leader Isola charges UN com seeks to hand colony over to Spain; holds Gibraltarians do not wish to become Spanish

SPAIN CHALLENGED ON GIBRALTAR CLAIM

PARIS, Sept. 23&#8212;The Government disclosed today the broad outlines of a new fiveyear plan for the country's economic growth calling for slower over&#8208;all growth than in recent years. It proposes increased emphasis on investment, school and housing, and on such important modern necessities as telephones and roads, in which France is deficient.

5‐YEAR GROWTH PLAN OUTLINED IN FRANCE

VIENTIANE, Laos, Sept. 23 (Reuters) &#8212; The Laotian Government has decided to protest to the North Vietnamese Government against the presence of Hanoi's troops in Laos, it was announced today.

LAOS WILL PROTEST TO HANOI ON TROOPS

COUNCIL AT IMPASSE ON CYPRUS PROPOSAL

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September 24, 1964

Headlines from September 24, 1964

DISTRICT IMPASSE COULD END TODAY; New Mansfield Resolution Asking Apportioning Delay Gains Liberals Support

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U.S. Won't Receive Africans on Congo

G.M. TO HOLD LINE ON '65 CAR PRICES, INDICATING TREND; Industry Expected to Raise Its Costs Only Slightly for Minor Changes

American Flier Is Missing —Tribesmen Are Said to Hold G.I.'s Hostage

Billboard 200

A Hard Day's Night (Soundtrack)

Something New

Everybody Loves Somebody

Peter; Paul And Mary In Concert

All Summer Long

Notable Births

Historical Context for September 24, 1964