CONGRESS BLOCKS APPALACHIA BILL AND AID FOR AGED; 
President Is Rebuffed Twice as Lawmakers Head for Adjournment Today; TELEPHONE PLEAS FAIL; House Approves$3.25 Billion for Foreign Assistance—School Plan Passes

USIA issues summary of foreign press reaction to comm rept; some details; rept evoked skepticism and disbelief

OSWALD FINDINGS DOUBTED ABROAD; U.S. Reports Many Papers Reject the Conclusion that Assassin Acted Alone

Amer V McConnell killed when hit by apparent suicide falling from tower

A Suicide Plunges From Hotre Dame And Kills U.S. Girl

80 killed as DC-6 crashes on Paris-Mauritania flight

Plane Carrying 80 Crashes Off Spain

buses resume runs but late news of settlement causes some delays and confusion; only 3 buses remain in garages because of mech trouble; Flannery 'amazed' at sudden fitness of buses; Saporita says they are still in bad condition but drivers are resuming runs because of pressure to get children back to school; Wagner comments; co to pay drivers for idle day and not bill bd

SCHOOL BUSES RUN AGAIN AFTER PACT; City and Company Aides Say They Don't Expect Any Further Disruptions

Speculation on effect on Labor party's chances in gen election of Midlands workers fears that recent gains will be jeopardized by influx of colored Commonwealth immigrants; situation in Smethwick suburb of Birmingham discussed; illus

‘Backlash’ Hurts Labor in Britain; Workers in Midlands Fear ‘Colored’ Influx Perils Their Gains

trial of Sokolov and wife called off in dramatic move shortly after jury is sworn in; US Atty Hoey made motion to have indictment dismissed; Sokolovs met by immigration agents and taken to prison to await deportation proceedings; trial termination ordered by Acting Atty Gen Katzenbach in interests of 'natl security,' asserting that he could not offer any evidence relating to 2 overt acts in indictment; impression prevails that Govt decided that in trying to prove Sokolovs' guilt US might disclose counterespionage activities; Dooling statement; Sokolovs illus

Spy Trial Ended; U.S. DROPS TRIAL OF 2 IN SPY GASE; CITES ‘SECURITY’; Jury Was Already Sworn in —Russian and Wife Face Deportation Action

dockers returning; ILA charges Govt 'steamroller' tactics; will fight injunction

Angry I.L.A. Sends Men Back to Piers

excerpts from Hoover testimony to Warren Comm on May 14 pub in Washington Evening Star; Hoover warned against tightening protection of Pres to point of 'totalitarian security'; stressed civil and const rights; said available information on Oswald did not indicate he was potential assassin, that State Dept rept indicated Oswald was safe risk; described procedure on talking to Oswald after return to US; said he should have been allowed to renounce citizenship at time of expressed desire; FBI believed to have made Hoover testimony available to press to rebut rept's criticism of FBI; State Dept issues statement that no document had made or implied finding that Oswald was safe risk; testimony seen ref to rept of Moscow Embassy on Oswald's wish to return to US

F.B.I. Chief Sees a Limit To Protection of President

Fed grand jury, Biloxi, returns 2 indictments in connection with murder of 3 rights workers; Judge Mize orders identities kept secret pending arrests

2 INDICTED BY U.S. IN RIGHTS MURDERS; Judge Orders Secrecy on identity Pending Arrests in Mississippi Deaths

Premier Khanh threatens to use force to put down strikes that threaten pub order, S Vietnam

KHANH THREATENS FORCE TO CRUSH LABOR PROTESTS; Warning Issued by Premier as Signs of Unrest Again Are Reported in Saigon; REGIME CHANGES POLICY; More Youths Leaving Nation Than at Any Other Time Since Indochinese War

police battle rioters 3d night in row; religious leaders urge restraint

Policemen in Belfast Clash With Rioters 3d Wight in a Row

PANAMA, Oct 2&#8212;Seven apartment buildings in downtown Panama were destroyed or heavily damaged by fire today. About nine persons were injured and 300 left homeless.

300 Homeless in Panama Fire.

S Vietnam forces clash with Vietcong at roadblock 20 mi from Saigon

Saigon Forces Battle Reds At Roadblock Near Saigon

The Talk of Sapporo; Japan's Frontier City Sapporo, the Northern Island's Capital, Seeks to Accelerate Its Fast Growth

photographer J Burke killed in fall, Himalayas

U.S Photographer Dies in 800‐Foot F all in India; Burke, of Life Magazine, Slips on Himalaya Cliff; Former Reporter Abandoned Typewriter for Camera

Communist Chinese Navy comdr confs with Cuban delegation, Peking

Peking Admiral Meets Cubans

Apptmt as alternate repr to UN Assembly confirmed

Mrs. Tree Named to a U.N,  Council

Ex‐Malawi Aide Enters Exile

MADRID, Oct. 2 (UPI)&#8212;At 11 P.M. the duty officer at the British Royal Air Force base in Gibraltar said: &#8220;The situation looks grim. We have not had a single report so far of any survivors sighted or rescued.&#8221;

No Americans Aboard

1,000 youths protest, Manila, against '55 Laurel-Langley pact with US

U. S. TRADE ACCORD SCORED IN MANILA; End of ‘Néocolonial’ Pact Is Demandedby Protesters

Ben Bella tells newly formed workers union he recognizes its right to participate in mgt and to strike

ALGERIAN PROFERII OF TRAITORS'SEIZED

Govt reptdly moves leading figures of Ngo Dinh Diem regime from mainland prisons to Poulo Condore penal isle

Shift of Prisoners Reported

article on friction between US Special Forces and other Amer soldiers in Vietnam

Elite Units Long a Source of Friction in U.S. Army

Special Committee on Colonialism&#8212;Continued discussion of Gibraltar and continued debate on Spanish territories.

The Proceedings In the U.N.

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October 3, 1964

Headlines from October 3, 1964

CONGRESS BLOCKS APPALACHIA BILL AND AID FOR AGED; President Is Rebuffed Twice as Lawmakers Head for Adjournment Today; TELEPHONE PLEAS FAIL; House Approves$3.25 Billion for Foreign Assistance—School Plan Passes

OSWALD FINDINGS DOUBTED ABROAD; U.S. Reports Many Papers Reject the Conclusion that Assassin Acted Alone

A Suicide Plunges From Hotre Dame And Kills U.S. Girl

Plane Carrying 80 Crashes Off Spain

SCHOOL BUSES RUN AGAIN AFTER PACT; City and Company Aides Say They Don't Expect Any Further Disruptions

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 3, 1964