A Civil Court judge was urged by the city bar association yesterday either to persuade hiswife to give up partisan politics or to resign his judgeship.

Bar Asks Judge to Quit or Get Wife Out of Politics; Association Finds ‘Suspicion’ of Bias Is ‘Inevitable’ in Spiegels’ Relationship

A physician who refused to examine or treat a man wounded by a stray bullet last Sept. 24 has been suspended for one month from the Kings County Medical Society.

Doctor Is Censured For Not Giving Aid

MERIDIAN, Miss., Dec. 11&#8212;The conspiracy charge against a 20th defendant in the murder of three civil rights workers was dismissed today at the request of the Government.

U.S. Drops Charge Against 20th Man In Rights Slayings

Top Democrats attacked Republican strategy for reapportioning and redistricting the Legislature yesterday as &#8220;discriminatory&#8221; and &#8220;conceived by prejudiced, desperate men.&#8221;

DEMOCRATS TERM G.O.P. ‘DESPERATE’ ON REDISTRICTING; Zaretzki Says Proposal for Alternative Bills Is Most Outlandish in History; END OF SECRECY URGED; McKeon Demands Details Be Given to Public — Plan Is Called Discriminatory

United Nations Headquarters was fired upon yesterday with a 3.5-inch bazooka from across the East River. The attack coincided with a demonstration by anti&#8208;Communist Cubans at the front entrance against the presence of Maj. Ernesto Che Guevara of Cuba.

Bazooka Fired at U.N. as Cuban Speaks; Launched in Queens, Missile Explodes in East River

ALBANY, Dec. 11&#8212;Governor Rockefeller gave his support today to the controversial plan for a power plant at Storm King Mountain on the Hudson River.

GOVERNOR BACKS STORM KING PLANT; Says Con Ed Project's Value Outweighs Objections

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., Dec. 11&#8212;Foreign Minister PaulHenri Spaak of Belgium bitterly accused African delegates today of anti&#8208;white racialism.

SPAAK DENOUNCES AFRICANS AT U.N.; Says in Council That Critics of Congo Rescue Mission Are Anti‐White Racists

NAIROBI, Kenya, Saturday, Dec. 12&#8212;Kenya became a republic today amid a din of cheers, tribal drumming and cannonading fireworks.

KENYA ACCLAIMS REPUBLIC's DAWN Tribal Festivities Mark End of Link to British Crown —Kenyatta President

MOSCOW, Saturday, Dec. 12&#8212;The Soviet Union announced today that a commission would meet in March to plan an international conference of Communist parties. The announcement appeared in Pravda, the Soviet Communist party newspaper.

March Meeting Set By Moscow to Plan World Red Parley

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., Dec. 11&#8212;Maj. Ernesto Che Guevara, a top lieutenant of Premier Fidel Castro, charged in the General Assembly today that the United States, helped by Latin neighbors, was preparing aggression against Cuba.

Guevara, in U.N., Asserts U.S. Is Planning Attacks

BERLIN, Dec. 11&#8212;The Soviet Union is seeking to restore regular diplomatic contacts with the Western allies in Berlin. Some officials consider this an attempt to establish a fourpower status for West Berlin.

SOVIET IS SEEKING TO REGAIN VOICE IN WEST BERLIN; But U.S. Diplomats Oppose Changing Status of Sector if East Berlin Is Exempt

SAIGON, South Vietnam, Dec. 11&#8212;The United States has decided to increase its military assistance to South Vietnam for new action against the infiltration routes from Communist North Vietnam.

U.S. GIVING SAIGON MORE HELP TO CUT RED SUPPLY LINES; Acts to Finance Build‐up of Army for Action Against Groups of Infiltrators; AIR RAIDS ARE WEIGHED; Washington Says Aid Step Does Not Mean Extension of Conflict to the No

OSLO, Norway, Dec. 11&#8212;Nations as well as people might consider experimenting with the philosophy and strategy of nonviolence, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. suggested tonight.

DR. KING STRESSES NONVIOLENCE ROLE; Tells Oslo Students Nations Should Try to ‘Sacrifice’ to Achieve World Peace

LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo, Dec. 11&#8212;Seventeen more white hostages, including a nun from New York, were reported today to have been killed by rebel soldiers in the northeastern Congo.

17 More Deaths Reported

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., Dec. 11 &#8212; Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, today that it was the United States's strong desire, even expectation, that there would be no attempted solution to the Malaysian problem &#8220;along military lines.&#8221;

RUSK GIVES JAKARTA VIEW ON MALAYSIA

ROME, Dec. 11 &#8212; Premier Moise Tshombe of the Congo canceled today a scheduled visit to.the United Nations in New York. An aide said Mr. Tshombe, who was in Italy seeking economic aid, probably would return to Leopoldville by the most direct means available.

Tshombe to Return Home

LEOPOLDVILLE, Dec. 11 (AP) &#8212; Sister Mary&#8208;Antoinette had been a missionary in Africa for the Daughters of Wisdom since 1952, first serving in Nyasaland and then in the Congo.

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WASHINGTON, Dec. 11 &#8212;The Algerian Government has indicated that it is willing to resolve a long&#8208;standing dispute over property expropriated from United States citizens.

ALGIERS MAY ACT TO AVERT AID CUT; U.S. Expects a Concession on Seized Bus Company

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11&#8212;Administration officials emphasized today that the increased military and economic aid to South Vietnam did not foreshadow a move to extend the war to Communist; North Vietnam.

Aid Explained by U.S.

PARIS, Dec. II&#8212;The French Government has rejected a United States suggestion for more frequent meetings of the Ministerial Council of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, a qualified soudce said today.

PARIS BARS A PLAN TO BOLSTER NATO; Rebuffs Suggestion by U.S. for More Council Sessions

SAIGON, South Vietnam, Dec. 11 (AP)&#8212;Following is the text of a Government communique of discussions with the United States mission here on the aid program:

Text of Aid Announcement

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., Dec. 11&#8212;The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) marked its 18th birthday today.

UNICEF, 18 Years Old, Busily Marks Its Birthday

OSLO, Norway, Dec. 11 &#8212;Foreign Minister Halvard Lange, writing in the Labor party newspaper Arbeiderbladet, expressed doubt that the allied nuclear fleet would ever come into being.

Norwegian Writes Fleet Off

LONDON, Dec. 11&#8212;Britain took the major steps today to- ward lining up her European allies behind the nuclear proposals submitted by Prime Minister Harold Wilson this week to President Johnson.

Britons Meet With Schroder

BERLIN, Dec. 11&#8212;As they bid the American visitor auf Wiedersehen in a third&#8208;floor &#8220;travel&#8221; office of a battered apartment building near, the wall, solicitous East German officials also bid him to spread the word that trips such as his are now available to others, and easily arranged. The invitation, like the trip itself, is not really meant to produce particularly favorable propaganda. It is the final gesture of a clumsy, eager, nervous but always friendly and often helpful official service by a long&#8208;isolated regime currently satisfied by any kind of propaganda. It wants to show the best, but for the moment, it will also show anything, if only someone will pay attention. Though it tries, it cannot really protect the traveler from the bureaucratic intricacies of East German life or from the increasing candor of its people.

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December 12, 1964

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Bar Asks Judge to Quit or Get Wife Out of Politics; Association Finds ‘Suspicion’ of Bias Is ‘Inevitable’ in Spiegels’ Relationship

Doctor Is Censured For Not Giving Aid

U.S. Drops Charge Against 20th Man In Rights Slayings

DEMOCRATS TERM G.O.P. ‘DESPERATE’ ON REDISTRICTING; Zaretzki Says Proposal for Alternative Bills Is Most Outlandish in History; END OF SECRECY URGED; McKeon Demands Details Be Given to Public — Plan Is Called Discriminatory

Bazooka Fired at U.N. as Cuban Speaks; Launched in Queens, Missile Explodes in East River

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