September 5, 1968

Election Reform Asked In Congress As It Reconvenes; Political Convention System Criticized After Violence In Chicago Stirs Debate Legislation Is Held Up Action On Fortas Is Stalled When Senate Committee Fails To Get Quorum Election Reform Urged In Congress As It Resumes

Atom Pact Faces Senate Inaction; President Told That Invasion Of Czechoslovakia Raised Opposition To Russians Atom Pact Faces Senate Delay, Congressmen Inform President

Johnson Presses Senate Leaders To Act For Fortas; Tells Mansfield And Dirksen 'A Little Group' Should Not Prevent Vote By 'Tricks' Reports New Support Backs Nuclear Curb Treaty And Implies Receipt Of Assurance On Rumania Johnson Presses Approval For Fortas

Soviet Army In Action Impresses West; Soviet Forces Occupying Czechoslovakia Found Impressive By Western Experts Invasion Termed A Smooth Action Planning And Execution Are Rated As Equal To Best Nato Capabilities

Agnew Criticizes Humphrey Record As 'Soft' On Reds; He Says The Vice President Also Errs On Inflation And Issue Of Law And Order Agnew Criticizes Humphrey Record

Johnson Asserts Raids Will Go On Until Hanoi Acts; Speaking To Legion, He Says Alternatives Are Invading The North And Retreating Gives Soviet A Warning In 2d Address, He Discloses That He Cautioned Moscow On Using Force In Berlin Johnson Asserts Raids Will Go On