HUMPHREY BARS RIGIDITY IN VIETNAM POLICY AND FLOUTING OF LAW; RIOTING ASSAILED 2 Nominees Speak at Tumultuous Final Session of Parley Humphrey Bars Rigidity in Vietnam Policy and Flouting of Law; Muskie on Ticket RIOTING ASSAILED BY VICE PRESIDENT Two Accept Nomination at Tumultuous Final Session of Party's Convention

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McCarthy speaks to thousands of demonstrators involved in clashes with police; Secret Service sought to persuade McCarthy not to go into midst of various peace groups; many demonstrators said to regard McCarthy as a man simply 'on the outs' with Johnson's establishment and not 'on the outs' with The Establishment; McCarthy comments noted

M'CARTHY PLEDGES DRIVE WILL GO ON; Tells Peace Demonstrators He'll Campaign for Doves but Not for Humphrey McCarthy Promises Peace Demonstrators His Campaign Against War Will Go On SENATOR TO STUMP FOR DOVES IN FALL But He Says He Won't Back Either Presidential Ticket -- Thanks Supporters

Humphrey scores Chicago police and demonstrators, TV int; says Justice Dept assures him FBI is looking into incident; defends Daley

Humphrey Scores Clashes; Nominee Faults Both Sides HUMPHREY SCORES CHICAGO CLASHES

he files petition, US Dist Ct, NYC, seeking arrangement under Chap XI of Fed Bankruptcy Act whereby creditors can be paid off legally with amts less than they are owed; petition lists personal assets of $1,885,620 and liabilities totaling $79,076,000; is filed 3 yrs after his realty empire, Webb & Knapp, was committed to reorgn under Bankruptcy Act; some major creditors listed; Zeckendorf por

Zeckendorf Files Bankruptcy Plea; ZECKENDORF FILES BANKRUPTCY PLEA

MUSKIE ON HIS TICKET; MUSKIE BIDS PARTY RESPOND TO YOUTH Vice-Presidential Candidate Strikes Conciliatory Tone in Acceptance Speech MUSKIE BIDS PARTY RESPOND TO YOUTH

Daley defends manner in which demonstrations were suppressed in Chicago, TV int; describes demonstrators as 'terrorists' and says they came determined to assault, harass and taunt police into reacting before TV cameras; denounces repts of news media; is urged by party leaders to restrain police; repts 51 police injured; does not mention that from 100 to 200 demonstrators had been hurt; makes other comments; Chicago police dept aide F J Sullivan describes demonstrators as 'revolutionaries'; makes other comments; illus

Daley Defends His Police; Criticism Angers Mayor Daley Defends Chicago Police, Charging 'Terrorist' Demonstrators Harassed Them AN ANGRY MAYOR ANSWERS CRITICS Cites Injuries to Members of Force and Accuses News Media of Distortion

trade dislocation seen stemming from USSR invasion and occupation

ECONOMIC LOSSES OF CZECHS HEAVY; Prague Experts Say 2 Years Are Needed to Recover -- Trade Dislocation Cited ECONOMIC LOSSES OF CZECHS HEAVY

Mrs Shapiro charges Rev Galamison with 'encouraging and condoning' disruptions of bd meetings by 'self-apptd' community groups, pub bd meeting; says Galamison has engaged in 'consistent campaign of sabotage and vilification of bd'; Galamison denies charges; urges Mrs Shapiro and Brown resign 'because they are not in touch with reality'

Mrs. Shapiro Says Galamison Is Sabotaging Board's Sessions; BOARD'S TROUBLES LAID TO GALAMISON

Assembly Pres Smrkovsky says press censorship will be restored as 1st step to stem reform in wake of Soviet invasion, radio s; vague on scope of censorship; radio stations continue clandestine operations but, like TV stations, expected to return to air soon; 1st signs of renewed Govt control seen as heads of natl TV and radio, believed organizers of clandestine broadcasts, are placed on 'temporary vacation'

CZECHS TO RENEW CURBS ON PRESS AND NONRED CLUBS; Smrkovsky Discloses Plan for Restraint on Reform Under Moscow Pact CZECHS TO RENEW CURBS ON PRESS

USSR charges counterrevolutionary forces' with attacking leaders, in attempt to seize power, and imperiling Czech-USSR accord, Tass rept; seen reflecting shift in USSR stand on leaders along with intensification of campaign against 'imperialist forces'; shift on leaders also indicated in press references to them by title of 'Comrade'; sources link shift to USSR's failure to rally Czech support behind pro-Soviet regime and candidates proposed to replace Dubcek and other leaders; trend seen in replacement of Slovak party sec Bilak by liberal Husak; USSR said to have allowed Slovak party to fulfill pre-invasion pledge to replace conservative leader after he refused to accept dominant role in occupation govt; Tass also charges unidentified Western radio stations with jamming pro-Soviet Czech stations while aiding clandestine stations; illus of Prague crowd around statue of St Wenceslas

Moscow Says Foes Peril Czech Accord; SOVIET SAYS FOES PERIL CZECH PACT

more than 150, including 9 Dem conv delegates, arrested after Natl Guardsmen halt 3,000 marching toward Internatl Amphitheatre; guardsmen fire tear gas to disperse crowd; fire more tear gas into ranks of demonstrators in front of Conrad Hilton Hotel; D Gregory leads march; city officials say march is being blocked on advice of Secret Service; Gregory is 1st marcher to walk through barrier and be seized by guardsmen; is followed by M Kempton; confusion over number of those arrested noted; Natl Mobilization Com to End the War in Vietnam leaders urge youths to create hundreds of Chicagos; T Hayden and R Davis s; details on protests; map; illus

THOUSAND MARCH; Scores Are Arrested Some Delegates -- Tear Gas Is Used Guardsmen Halt March on Convention Hall By 3,000; More Than 150 Are Seized SOME DELEGATES AMONG ARRESTED They Reject Offer of Escort -- Tear Gas Is Used to Disperse Protesters

US command repts 308 Amers killed last wk, 1,134 wounded; figures are highest of summer; 4,755 enemy killed during same wk; 27,101 Amers have been killed in war, 169,296 wounded

Week's U.S. War Dead of 308 Highest of Summer; Wounded Are Put at 1,134 and 4,755 of the Enemy Are Listed as Killed WEEK'S WAR TOLL AT SUMMER'S HIGH

Hajek arrives in Vienna after talks with Yugoslav Foreign Min Nikezic in Belgrade

Czech Aide Reaches Vienna After Talks in Yugoslavia

The Proceedings In the U.N.

Czechs Ask Austrian Asylum

Excerpts From Speech by Smrkovsky

Dubcek Explains Injury

Chinese news agency Hsinhua denounces 'fascist mil occupation' deal between USSR and Czech as part of US-USSR global counterrevolutionary collaboration

China Denounces Prague Deal; Charges Fascist Enslavement

Gomulka confs with Politburo for 1st time since Czech invasion; talks said to deal with internatl problems

Poland Assails Rumania

Rumanian party Central Com Exec Com issues declaration appearing to warn USSR against further incursions that might exacerbate relations between Communist countries

RUMANIANS, FIRM, CAUTION MOSCOW; Again Urge a Troop Pullout -- Cite 'Tension' in Bloc

E Ger ideologist A Kurella voices uneasiness about effects of invasion on internatl movement, article in Neues Deutschland

Soviet Army in East Germany Curbs West's Military Missions

Prague family's acct of occupation described; their disillusionment and fear of re-emergence of secret police in aftermath of accord noted

Russian Invasion Disillusions a Family in Prague

Min Medici, citing USSR action in Czech, says Italy will delay signing nonproliferation treaty, s, Ital Parliament; charges USSR violates provision against use of force against territorial integrity and pol independence of any state

ITALY PLANS A DELAY ON NUCLEAR TREATY

over 40 famous musicians, US, take like action

More Than 40 Musicians Join Boycott of Soviet Bloc

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August 30, 1968

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M'CARTHY PLEDGES DRIVE WILL GO ON; Tells Peace Demonstrators He'll Campaign for Doves but Not for Humphrey McCarthy Promises Peace Demonstrators His Campaign Against War Will Go On SENATOR TO STUMP FOR DOVES IN FALL But He Says He Won't Back Either Presidential Ticket -- Thanks Supporters

Humphrey Scores Clashes; Nominee Faults Both Sides HUMPHREY SCORES CHICAGO CLASHES

Zeckendorf Files Bankruptcy Plea; ZECKENDORF FILES BANKRUPTCY PLEA

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Wheels Of Fire

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Waiting For The Sun

Aretha Now

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