US Cong conf approves amendment to foreign aid bill scoring infringement of freedom of religion anywhere and condemning persecution because of religion

AID ACCORD DROPDS DISTRICTING RIDER; Conferees Back President by Killing Restrictions on His Use of Funds

US Defense Dept names destroyers Richard S Edwards and Morton as those involved in Sept 18 Tonkin Gulf incident; newsman forced issue after sailor on Edwards wrote details in lr to family; lr details; USN team returns from area after probe, reptdly with no significant data

U.S. NAMES SHIPS IN TONKIN CLASH; Acts After a Sailor's Letter Tells of Sept. 18 Incident

dispute settled, buses to resume runs; Wagner announces pact; NYCTA to provide inspectors to check buses, union to provide mechanics to make repairs

School Bus Pact Reached; Runs Will Resume Today

Sen Mansfield says candidates owe it to nation to avoid exposure to dangers; urges them to follow security procedures; Humphrey discounts danger of mingling with crowds

MANSFIELD URGES CARE BY NOMINEES; Calls It Their Duty to Avoid Risk of Assassination

Amb Taylor sees Vietcong 'militarily farther from success than ever, news conf; S Vietnam Govt authority seen virtually gone in central region as pol and religious agitation continue; area seen susceptible to Communist exploitation

SAIGON'S CONTROL ALL BUT VANISHES IN CENTRAL AREA; Unrest Is Making Populous Lowlands Susceptible to Communist Exploitation; KHIEM STILL IN COUNTRY; Washington Revives Debate on Widening War — No Early Action at Issue

Canada invites several nations to conf on plans for future peace-keeping operations

PARLEY IS CALLED ON PEACE FORCES; Canada Invites U.N. States Supplying Troops to Help Draft Rules for Future

THE NUMBER for ardesting want ads in The New York Times. Oxford 5&#8208;3311. Fast, direct&#8208;line service to want ad takers.&#8212;Advt.

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Council votes 24-8 to transfer $12,000 from Marine and Aviation Dept and $15,-000 from Correction Dept to Civil Defense Office; Councilman O'Dwyer objects

10C CAB FARE RISE VOTED BY COUNCIL; MAYOR TO SIGN IT; Drivers Will Receive All of Increases—Board Set Up to Check on Industry

P H J Wang sentenced, NYC, for U-legal trading on NY Cotton Exch to rig opening and closing rates; digits are bases for wagers

Ex‐Envoy Admits Rigging Lotteries

FCC, 4-3, rules any radio or TV station carrying Johnson press confs in full must grant equal time to other Pres candidates; ruling will not affect station's right to carry excerpts as part of news programs; ruling details

EQUAL‐TIME RULE APFECTS JOHNSON; F.C.C., in a 4‐3 Vote, Says Regulations on Campaign Cover News Meetings

30,000 apply for day passes to visit E Berlin on 1st day of accord; illus; special office handles hardship cases; accord similar to Xmas '63 pact but waiting time greatly cut

30,000 Wait on Line For Passes in Berlin

Justice Gagliardi gives Murphy custody of children, including 4-yr-old Melinda, living with Rockefellers since June; says it would be greatest mistake to separate children; gives parents until Oct 15 to agree on visitation and vacation periods; Mrs Rockefeller, Murphy illus

Mrs. Rockefeller Loses Suit Over Four Children; Judge Finds Dr. Murphy ‘Succeeded Very Well’ in Caring for Them

NYC Ballet threatens to withdraw unless parent orgn, City Center for Music and Drama, is given full control over theater in form of sublease; ballet gen dir Kirstein and City Center finance com chmn Baum charge Lincoln Center seeks to 'hijack' theater; Baum sees City Center policy of low ticket prices jeopardized; Lincoln Center pres Schuman silent but pub lr to City Center bd chmn Morris asking reply by Oct 12 to inv to join Lincoln Center

City Ballet Battles Lincoln Center Plan To Control Theater

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY&#8208;How to make 15% on investment if everything goes wrong. See &#8220;How They Put &#8216;Gisto&#8217; into Schlitz&#8221; in the October FORTUNE.&#8208;Advt.

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USSR reptdly reassures Turkey by minimizing aid pledged to Cyprus

Assurance for Turks Seen

ATHENS, Oct 1&#8212;Foreign Minister Stavros Costopoulos said tonight that Cyprus had made no political commitments to Moscow in exchange for aid.

Commitments Are Denied

Greek Cypriotes hail Kyprianou and Min Araouzos on return from USSR

Greek Cypriotes Hail Arms Accord With the Soviet

Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako inaugurate Tokyo-Osaka service, world's fastest

World's Fastest Train Line Is Inaugurated by Japanese

Banda assumes emergency powers, including press curbs, to restrict 'controlled persons'; confines critic H B M Chipembere to area within 4 mi of his home in Malindi

Malawi Leader Restricts Critic to Area Near Home

Kenyatta wins 1st confidence vote, Parliament

Kenyatta Wins Confidence Vote

TOKYO, Oct. 1 (UPI)&#8212;The newspaper Mainichi will pioneer tomorrow a system of news transmission in which the paper would be printed by machines in the subscribers' homes.

TOKYO PAPER TO TRY BROADCAST PRINTING

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., Oct. 1&#8212;Britain accused the Soviet Union today of adopting a rigid no&#8208;compromise policy in its refusal to share the costs of the United Nation's peacekeeping operations in the Congo and the Middle East

BRITAIN AND SOVIET IN U.N.FINANCE CLASH

NATO ENVOYD HOPE FOR JOHNSON VISIT; See Opportunity to Reaffirm Unity Shaken by France

GB assails USSR for refusal to share costs of peace-keeping operations, working com

The Proceedings In the U.N.

Complete US ammunition factory, transplanted from St Louis to Bhusawal, starts operations; map

A U.S. Munitions Plant Now Operating in India

Dirk Brinkmann is a former West German field hockey player who competed at two Summer Olympics. On both occasions he won the silver medal with his team at the 1984 Summer Olympics and 1988 Summer Olympics. He was born in Duisburg, Nordrhein-Westfalen.

October 2, 1964

Headlines from October 2, 1964

AID ACCORD DROPDS DISTRICTING RIDER; Conferees Back President by Killing Restrictions on His Use of Funds

U.S. NAMES SHIPS IN TONKIN CLASH; Acts After a Sailor's Letter Tells of Sept. 18 Incident

School Bus Pact Reached; Runs Will Resume Today

MANSFIELD URGES CARE BY NOMINEES; Calls It Their Duty to Avoid Risk of Assassination

SAIGON'S CONTROL ALL BUT VANISHES IN CENTRAL AREA; Unrest Is Making Populous Lowlands Susceptible to Communist Exploitation; KHIEM STILL IN COUNTRY; Washington Revives Debate on Widening War — No Early Action at Issue

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 October 2, 1964