delay seen certain as result of changes of leadership in USSR and GB; Stevenson says US is 'open-minded,'

U.N. Session Delay Is Believed Certain

Wagner backs Planning Comm Sept 21 rept on waterfront, s, Comm hearing

Wagner Backs Plan for Improving Port

liturgical revisions approved by '62 and '63 sessions of council authorized by instruction distributed to council; changes noted; council continues debate on Oriental chs

ROME AUTHORIZES CHANGES IN MASS; Under Revisions Advanced by Council, Priests Are to Face the Congregation

Johnson orders Sec Dillon to probe procedures as result of service's handling of case of W W Jenkins, special asst to Johnson who resigned when his arrests on morals charges became known; service knew of '59 arrest but did not rept it; probe is separate from probe stemming from Warren Comm rept; new blow to service's prestige seen

SECRET SERVICE HAD JENKINS FILE; Knew in 1961 of His First Arrest but Told No One—Johnson Orders Inquiry

US experts see ouster prepared well in advance of Brezhnev's visit to E Ger

Brezhnev Urged End of China Rift

named Prime Min as Labor party wins gen election; illus

Wilson Is Prime Minister; Labor Has 4‐Seat Margin; New Leader Sees a Complete Mandate Despite Narrow Majority—He Names Defeated Aide Foreign Secretary

Pres Johnson says test is 'more a tragedy for Chinese people' because of their poverty than a threat to world peace; test occurred above-ground in Sinkiang Prov; US experts put yield at 10-20 kilotons; see plutonium type of device involved

HE SEES ‘TRAGEDY’; Calls Costs Too Great for Chinese, Though Weapon Is Crude

Under Sec Roosa says some of this yr's union wage contracts have 'probably been too big,' s, Business Council; fears settlements threaten continued competitive pricing of exports; council members echo view; AT&T chmn Kappel holds labor costs most uncertain item in econ outlook

PAY PACTS SCORED BY TREASURY AIDE; Accords ‘Probably Too Big’ This Year, Roosa Says

Yogi Gets New Post—Yanks Consider Keane and Dark

Communist China conducts successful nuclear test, becoming world's 5th nuclear power; Peking statement on test urges universal summit conf for complete ban on and complete destruction of nuclear weapons

U.S. IS DENOUNCED; Peking Says Purpose of Test Is to Defend Peace of World

Johnson stumps Cincinnati and Dayton; wildly cheered, Dayton; strides for 1/4 mi through screaming throngs there to shake hands

Signs About Jenkins Draw Ire of Johnson

observers see Pravda attack on Khrushchev as abandonment of pretense of retirement for reasons of age and health

POLICIES OUTLINED; New Chiefs Promise to Continue Efforts for ‘Coexistence’

JOHNSON BRIEFED; Exchanges Messages With New Leaders —Sees Dobrynin

NYS Sup Ct Justice Culkin upholds NY Blue Cross recent rate rise on grounds it is needed to keep co from bankruptcy and to protect subscribers, ruling on suit by Thaler, AFL-CIO NYS unit and UFT; scores co and Supt Stern for letting subscribers carry full burden of rising costs; urges corrective legis and 'fuller exposition' of charges of abuses; co execs pleased at rate approval

BLUE CROSS FOUND NEAR BANKRUPTCY; Court Upholds Rate Rise to Help Bar Its Collapse

Spiegel affair; W Ger fed prosecutor asks formal treason charges against R Augstein and C Ahlers of Spiegel, and Col A Martin, alleged to have given them mil data on which '62 article was based

German News Executives Accused; Charge of Treason Against 3 Is Sought In Der Spiegel Case

KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct. 16 (AP)&#8212;Former President Harry S. Truman spent considerable time sitting up today in his room at Research Hospital, where he Is under treatment for injuries suffered in a fall.

Truman Sits Up in Chair In Missouri Hospital Room

TOKYO, Oct. 16&#8212;When the Tokyo metropolitan government decreed a gigantic facelifting of the world's largest city for the Olympic Games, inevitably many residents had to be removed from their homes. Altogether, 5,349 households were forced out of their quarters by the construction of new for those affected, the mass evacuation created a new group of yen multimillionaires.

The Talk of. Tokyo; Windfalls in Tokyo; Ousted Householders, Ticket Scalpers, Shops and Hotels Profit From Olympics

$1.8-billion Natl Defense Educ Act extension bill signed, including school aid for impacted areas

EDUCATION MEASURE SIGNED BY JOHNSON

ct denies Butenko motion for mistrial or adjournment because of ouster of Premier Khrushchev; denies Butenko and Ivanov motion for adjournment because trial end and natl election dates would coincide

EVENTS IN MOSCOW ECHO AT SPY TRIAL

Nguyen Khanh flies to Pleiku to conf with Rhade tribesmen

A KEY ARMY ROLE URGED BY KHANH; He Insists on Military ‘Place of Honor’ in New Regime

8 workers, some belonging to leftist RC workers group, go on trial, Madrid, for stirring labor unrest and anti-Govt activities

8 SPANISH WORKERS FACE PRISON TERMS

Israeli officials see no change in USSR policies following Premier Khrushchev ouster

ISRAEL IS WATCHFUL ON SOVIET RELATIONS

Johnson Felicitates de Valera

Nasser stalls on Arif effort for immediate UAR-Iraqi pol unity; 2 nations announce formation of 'unified pol command' to establish unity in 2 yrs

NASSER DELAYING IRAQ's UNITY PLAN; Joint Political Command to Seek Merger in 2 Years

S Vietnam forces win 2 of 4 major battles with Vietcong, southern delta region; suffer reversals in 2 out of 3 earlier clashes, Saigon area

VIETNAM GUERRILLAS WIN 2 OF 4 BATTLES

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October 17, 1964

Headlines from October 17, 1964

U.N. Session Delay Is Believed Certain

Wagner Backs Plan for Improving Port

ROME AUTHORIZES CHANGES IN MASS; Under Revisions Advanced by Council, Priests Are to Face the Congregation

SECRET SERVICE HAD JENKINS FILE; Knew in 1961 of His First Arrest but Told No One—Johnson Orders Inquiry

Brezhnev Urged End of China Rift

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