Buckley denies Conservatives are behind attacks on Lindsay's storefront hq

LINDSAY ALLEGES VIOLENCE BY FOES; Reports Damage to Offices and Loss of Mail -- William Buckley Derides Charge LINDSAY ALLEGES VIOLENCE BY FOES

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9 -- The Johnson Administration, sensing a lack of force behind mediation efforts in the United Nations, is looking for ways to use economic sanctions to help end the conflict between India and Pakistan.  

Washington Seeks Lever To Aid U.N. Truce Effort; Mansfield and Administration Officials Hint at Voice for the Security Council on Help to India and Pakistan U.S. SEEKS LEVER TO BACK THE U.N.

Pres Econ Advisers Council chmn Ackley holds steel settlement exactly on 'guidepost' figure of 3.2%, enhancing prospects of stable prices and labor costs, s, Amer Statistical Assn

U.S. AIDE FORESEES ECONOMY GROWING THROUGHOUT 1966; Ackley, the Chief Economist, Finds No Ill Effects From Steel Pact and Vietnam

RAWALPINDI, Pakistan, Sept. 9 -- Pakistani troops pushed back Indian thrusts in the Lahore area today and crossed into Indian territory at two points, official Pakistani spokesmen said.  

ACTION AT LAHORE; New Delhi Denies Its Forces Have Been Pushed Back Pakistan Reports Troops Have Advanced Into India at 2 Points in Lahore Area NEW DELHI CITES 'HEAVY FIGHTING' But Denies Its Forces Have Been Pushed Back Across Border Near Lahore

RAWALPINDI, Pakistan, Sept. 9 -- The United Nations Secretary General, U Thant, began discussions today with President Mohammad Ayub Khan and other Pakistani lead ers in a desperate effort to halt the undeclared war between Pakistan and India.  

Thant Begins Peace Talks With Leaders in Pakistan; THANT OPENS TALK WITH PAKISTANIS

Annual judicial conf, 3d Judicial Circuit

ATTACK ON COURT HEARD BY WARREN; He Is Impassive as Murphy Talks Before Panel ATTACK ON COURT HEARD BY WARREN

LeVine removed from post by Educ Bd for failing to 'properly supervise issuance of coll transcripts'; is reassigned to School Supt's office

Principal Removed In Grading Inquiry; PRINCIPAL LOSES POST IN INQUIRY

Pravda ed A M Rumyantsev, in Pravda article, criticizes Izvestia and Communist party farm newspaper Selskaya Zhizn for seeking to curtail intellectual freedom by attacking 'nihilistic' writers who portray drawbacks of Soviet life; holds author's desire to improve life as important as a positive hero; article also seen as implicit defense of literary pub Novy Mir

EDITOR OF PRAVDA ASSAILS IZVESTIA; Chides Paper for Criticism of Nonconformist Writers Pravda Editor Assails Izvestia In Ideological Split on the Arts

Brig Gen Wessin y Wessin leaves country under pressure; named Dominican consul gen, Miami, Fla; US and OAS officials instrumental in departure; Garcia-Godoy orders mil to return to barracks; pledges to protect human rights; acts after confs with US officials on how to bring mil under control; US concentrates forces around Wessin hq in show of strength; shooting in rebel zone reptd; 200 youths there demonstrate against alleged mil brutality

GEN. WESSIN QUITS DOMINICAN SCENE; Key Officer Leaves Country for Post in Miami -- U.S. Instrumental in Move

US marines kill 17 guerrillas in 'very fierce' battle, Batangan; S Vietnamese claim to have killed 91 more; US helicopter downed, Saigon area; 4 Amers killed; Vietcong harasses US troops, Ankhe area; montagnard tribesmen led by Amers move into Kontum Prov area, battle guerrillas, kill 7; map

MARINES KILL 106 IN VIETNAM DRIVE; Vietcong Toll in Batangan Peninsula Rises -- U.S. Air Strikes Pressed North

De Gaulle defends regime, news conf; silent on whether he will seek re-election as Pres; promises to announce decision within 2 mos

DE GAULLE INSISTS JOINT COMMAND OF NATO END IN '69; Asserts at News Conference That the Common Market Must Also Alter Policy DE GAULLE INSISTSI ON SHIFT IN NATO

Sen R F Kennedy charges NYS fails to provide proper care for retarded children, testimony to Legis Com on Mental Retardation; describes noisome conditions he observed on visits to Rome and Willowbrook State Schools; says he saw children in 'dimness and gloom and idleness and stench,' spiritually bereft, under ever-present threat of violence, crowded together without toys or other personal possessions, kept quiet by massive doses of tranquilizers; repts 5 unnatural deaths at Willowbrook in yr; says Willowbrook dir Hammond has asked for more teachers and therapists; urges Gov Rockefeller to make pub rept by 3 women made last yr at behest of then com chmn Sen Conklin but holds no 1 man or adm to blame for conditions; lauds J Mallon series of articles in NY News for alerting pub; urges state use Fed aid to reform schools; Rockefeller spokesman says rept by 3 women should be issued but says it is not 'refined' rept; Acting Comr Terrence says adm has long been aware of conditions; notes '65-66 budget allocation to increase school staffs; Hammond and Rome school dir Dr Greenberg resent Kennedy charges though Hammond admits overcrowding, understaffing and need for more facilities

Kennedy Charges Neglect In State Care of Retarded; KENNEDY ASSAILS CARE OF RETARDED

Bishops conv absolves Bishop Pike of heresy charge; rept by theological com also approves freedom of inquiry exercised within 'authority of Christ's ministry'; Pike 'deeply moved'; accepts decision limiting role of women; will not or dam Mrs Fdwards; bishops pleased by Pike reaction

Bishop Pike Is Cleared of Heresy; Prelates Approve a Report Absolving Californian Arizona Clerics Had Charged Denial of 3 Doctrines PIKE IS CLEARED OF HERESY CHARGE

de Gaulle rules out French mediation for now, news conf

Excerpts From de Gaulle's News Conference on NATO and Trade Bloc

Annoyance in Brussels

Welfare Aide Sworn In

U.S. Names 29 Servicemen Killed in Week in Vietnam

HR Rules Com shelves Repr Miller bill for 3-yr study; com chmn Smith says he is baffled by plan

RULES UNIT BURIES METRIC STUDY BILL; System Baffles Rep. Smith -- Science Panel Rebuffed

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9 -- President Johnson called today for a strengthening of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, both as a military shield and as an instrument of political cooperation.

JOHNSON URGES STRONGER NATO; Hails Its Value as a Shield and Political Unifier

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9 -- President Johnson unveiled today a new five-cent Adlai Stevenson commemorative stamp and described the late United Nations representative as one who "skillfully and beautifully helped shape the dialogue of 20th century democracy."

Johnson Shows Stamp Commemorating Stevenson

Landon Has 78th Birthday

Wagner and wife visit Washington; attend Sen session

Wagner and Wife Attend A Session of U.S. Senate

Billy Graham Has Surgery

Garoufalias and Athanasiadis-Novas charge Papandreou plotted mil coup to force King to keep him in power; imply King was warned in advance and averted move; Papandreou denial

Two Charge Papandreou Plotted Coup

Editor D Z Henkin apptd to Pentagon post; L R Stockstill named ed

Pentagon Appoints Aide

Father Divine, also known as Reverend M. J. Divine, was an American spiritual leader from about 1907 until his death in 1965. His full self-given name was Reverend Major Jealous Divine, and he was also known as "the Messenger" early in his life. He founded the International Peace Mission movement, formed its doctrine and oversaw its growth from a small and predominantly black congregation into a multiracial and international church. Many consider him to be a cult leader since he claimed to be God.

September 10, 1965

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LINDSAY ALLEGES VIOLENCE BY FOES; Reports Damage to Offices and Loss of Mail -- William Buckley Derides Charge LINDSAY ALLEGES VIOLENCE BY FOES

Washington Seeks Lever To Aid U.N. Truce Effort; Mansfield and Administration Officials Hint at Voice for the Security Council on Help to India and Pakistan U.S. SEEKS LEVER TO BACK THE U.N.

U.S. AIDE FORESEES ECONOMY GROWING THROUGHOUT 1966; Ackley, the Chief Economist, Finds No Ill Effects From Steel Pact and Vietnam

ACTION AT LAHORE; New Delhi Denies Its Forces Have Been Pushed Back Pakistan Reports Troops Have Advanced Into India at 2 Points in Lahore Area NEW DELHI CITES 'HEAVY FIGHTING' But Denies Its Forces Have Been Pushed Back Across Border Near Lahore

Thant Begins Peace Talks With Leaders in Pakistan; THANT OPENS TALK WITH PAKISTANIS

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