Sen passes bill continuing feed program and authorizing Agr Sec to lower support price and raise subsidies

SENATE APPROVES 4-YEAR FARM BILL; 72-to-22 Vote Sends Plan to Conferees -- Cash Subsidy Extended to Cotton SENATE APPROVES 4-YEAR FARM BILL

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Wagner hires Pitometer Assocs to study extent of waste in next yr; rain adds 600 million gallons to reservoirs, now at 37.5% of capacity

Engineers Engaged To Find City Leaks; ENGINEERS HIRED TO DETECT LEAKS

Controller Abraham D. Beame, backed by opponents of Mayor Wagner, won a decisive victory yesterday in the four-way contest for the Democratic party's mayoral nomination in the November election.

BLOW TO WAGNER; Screvane Is Ready to Back Victor -- Scores Ryan as 'Spoiler' Beame Wins a Decisive Victory in Four-Way Democratic Primary for Mayor O'CONNOR SCORES IN COUNCIL RACE Procaccino Fills Out Sweep By Defeating Lehman in Close Contest

decides not to seek Repub nomination for Gov of Calif

Kuchel Bars a Race For Governor in '66; KUCHEL RULES OUT A GOVERNOR RACE

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NEW DELHI, Sept. 14 -- The Indian Government was reported today to have told U Thant, Secretary General of the United Nations, that it would agree to a cease-fire with Pakistan based on present military positions.  

INDIA SAID TO BACK A HALT IN FIGHTING AT PRESENT LINES; Political Issue Is Reported Excluded -- Cease-Fire Today Is Rumored INDIA SAID TO GIVE STAND ON PEACE

Methodist World Council head Bishop Corson, observer at Ecumenical Council, reptdly proposed to Vatican officials that US religious leaders meet with Pope; saye he discussed plan with other US Prot observers; NY Archdiocese plans 4-borough motorcade; Vatican source repts no thought about extending visit

Protestants Move To See Pope Here; PROTESTANTS SEEK TALKS WITH POPE

H Badillo says his candidacy brought out Puerto Rican vote

Badillo Is Leading Warner in Bronx In a Close Contest; BADILLO LEADING CLOSE BRONX RACE

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defeats C G DeSapio for Dem dist leadership, 5,898-5,282

A COMEBACK FAILS; Ex-Tammany Chief Concedes Loss in 'Village' Race De Sapio Is Beaten Again by Koch in His Third Attempt at Comeback in 'Village' 616-VOTE MARGIN IS BIGGEST OF ALL Ex-Leader of Tammany Voices Disappointment in Conceding Defeat

Pope opens 4th session; concelebrates mass with 26 prelates; illus

POPE WILL SET UP SYNOD OF BISHOPS FOR CONSULTATION; He Tells 2,200 Prelates, as Vatican Council Reopens, of His Historic Decision

HR Elections subcom urges all future elections be scrutinized to be sure that qualified Negroes are permitted to vote, particularly under Fed voting law

House Unit Rebuffs Freedom Democrats; Freedom Democrats Meet Rebuff

Badillo sees breakdown of machines as part of possible efforts to discourage Puerto Ricans from voting

DELAYS REPORTED IN BRONX VOTING; Ryan and Badillo Charge Inspectors Were Missing and Machines Failed

NEW DELHI, Sept. 14 -- The apparent lull in the fighting between India and Pakistan continued today, although the Indian Government said tonight that the aircraft of both sides had conducted raids.  

PAKISTANI PLANES ATTACK IN INDIA; Raid Staged at Barrackpore -- New Delhi Aircraft Hit at Peshawar Airfield PAKISTANI PLANES ATTACK IN INDIA

LAHORE, Pakistan, Sept 13 -- Two former comrades in the old British Indian Army embraced briefly in a jail courtyard here today in a quick, warm gesture that underlined the poignancy and some of the tragedy of the warfare between India and Pakistan.  

Ex-Comrades in Indian Army, One Now a Captive, Embrace

USSR plans to pub 3 books by Jewish authors in Yiddish in apparent move to refute charges of anti-Semitism

Soviet Authorizes Printing Of Three Books in Yiddish

China protests to India against forcible closing of Bank of China's Calcutta and Bombay branches, '62, and seizure of assets

Red China Protests to India Over '62 Shutdown of Bank

Foster, summing up as conf prepares to recess, says talks have 'come a long way'; USSR refuses to fix date for talks resumption

Foster Says Arms Parley Has 'Come a Long Way'

NEW DELHI, Sept. 14 (UPI) -- Three columns of Indian troops were reported today to b advancing toward Lahore in Pakistan, on a 40-mile front. About 50 miles north, outside Sialkot, Indian and Pakistani armored forces have been fighting a bitter battle for possession of the Pakistani military base in that town, which is 10 miles inside Pakistan.  

Gains at Sialkot Reported

RAWALPINDI, Pakistan, Sept. 14 -- A stalemate appears to have developed in the tank and artillery battle near Sialkot, the scene of the heaviest fighting thus far between India and Pakistan.  

Stalemate Indicated

U.S.-Chinese Talks Today

The Proceedings In the U.N.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 14 (AP) -- The Air Force will airlift 1,100 to 1,300 Americans, mainly women and children, out of West and East Pakistan today, State Department officials said.  

U.S. Starting Airlift To Pakistan to Take 1,100 Nationals Out

Indians to Aid Landing

Theodore "Steve" Brown was a jazz musician best known for his work on string bass. Like many New Orleans bassists, he played both string bass and tuba professionally.

September 15, 1965

Headlines from September 15, 1965

SENATE APPROVES 4-YEAR FARM BILL; 72-to-22 Vote Sends Plan to Conferees -- Cash Subsidy Extended to Cotton SENATE APPROVES 4-YEAR FARM BILL

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Engineers Engaged To Find City Leaks; ENGINEERS HIRED TO DETECT LEAKS

BLOW TO WAGNER; Screvane Is Ready to Back Victor -- Scores Ryan as 'Spoiler' Beame Wins a Decisive Victory in Four-Way Democratic Primary for Mayor O'CONNOR SCORES IN COUNCIL RACE Procaccino Fills Out Sweep By Defeating Lehman in Close Contest

Kuchel Bars a Race For Governor in '66; KUCHEL RULES OUT A GOVERNOR RACE

Billboard 200

Help! (Soundtrack)

Look At Us

Out Of Our Heads

The Sound Of Music

Herman's Hermits On Tour

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for September 15, 1965