Amer Independent Oil Co gets grant between Kuweit and Saudi Arabia; 1st major foreign oil concession in decade; co pres R K Davies comment; operations await deal with Arabian Oil Co which holds concession to King Ibn Saud share

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EISENHOWER BOOM ROLLS ON IN PARTY DESPITE HIS STAND; Backers, Refusing to Take 'No,' Contend General Would Yield to Real Democratic Draft CONVENTION TO GET NAME Hague Asks Truman to Offer It to Avert Party 'Disaster' -- Move for Douglas Falters EISENHOWER BOOM ROLLS ON IN PARTY

By Warren Moscow

Sen McGrath pleads for natl unity behind Truman

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U. S., BRITAIN, FRANCE PROTEST TO RUSSIA ON BERLIN CRISIS; SOVIET FLIERS IN CARGO LANE; END OF CURBS ASKED We Put Responsibility on Russians for Any Lack of Food in City WEST EMPHASIZES RIGHTS Paris Sees Soviet Step Forced by Satellite Stand -- Pilots on Supply Route Alerted 3 POWERS PROTEST TO SOVIET ON BERLIN

By Bertram D. Hulenspecial To the New York Times

Gets US protest on Berlin crisis; por

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Dewey Drive to Crack South To Center in North Carolina; DEWEY TO ATTEMPT TO CUT INTO SOUTH

By Leo Eganspecial To the New York Times

Southern leaders continue backing

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BENES SUPPORTERS CLUBBED IN PRAGUE; 3,000 Shout for His Return -- Sokol Parade Also Cheers Him and Snubs Gottwald Police Club Benes Supporters; Sokol Parade Snubs Gottwald

By the United Press

demonstrators call for Benes return, Prague; police disperse crowd but hold none; Sokol paraders cheer Benes as well as Tito, Stalin and US: greet Pres Gottwald; US officials pleased by pro-Benes demonstrations; refugee Dr Nemec predicts Gottwald ouster by USSR

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U. N. MEETS TODAY ON PLEA TO EXTEND PALESTINE TRUCE; Security Council Will Consider Urgent Appeal for Continued Quiet After Friday Deadline BERNADOTTE ASKS ACTION Gromyko Charges Mediator Contravened Instructions With Peace Suggestions U. N. MEETS TODAY ON PALESTINE PLEA

By Thomas J. Hamiltonspecial To the New York Times

Security Council, on Bernadotte request, will urge truce extension; Bernadotte wire text

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RUSSIANS REJECT YUGOSLAVIA'S BID TO PARTY MEETING; Albania Takes 'Rigorous' Steps on Border to Prevent Entry of 'Hostile' Elements TITO PUT UNDER PRESSURE Soviet Broadcast Says That He Has Removed Himself From the Communist Family

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Moscow radio repts USSR Communist party refuses inv to cong; says Yugoslavia has withdrawn from family of Communist parties; Albania reptd strengthening border guards to prevent entry of Tito agents; USSR rumored sending arms to Albania to back stand against Yugoslavia; Polish Communist party backs Cominform; some Yugoslavs in Trieste back Cominform; Ital Communist party backs Cominform

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West Opens Talks on Extent Of U. S. Security Backing; WESTERN AMBASSADORS CONFER ON SECURITY WEST OPENS PARLEY ON U.S. SECURITY AID

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

US Under-Sec Lovett opens mil aid talks, Washington; reprs illus

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NLRB WILL DEMAND COAL STRIKE STAY; Injunction Will Be Sought as 40,000 Quit 'Captive' Mines -- 45,000 Others Are Out NLRB WILL DEMAND MINES INJUNCTION

By Louis Starkspecial To the New York Times

WASHINGTON, July 6 -- Robert N. Denham, general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board, will ask the United States District Court by the end of the week for an injunction restraining the strike of 40,000 "captive" miners which began today, according to well informed sources.

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