July 4, 1961

Hammarskjold rejects USSR demand for staffing along 3 pol divs, plans reforms for better geog balance by '63, rept on rev bd recommendations; charges bd, by involving itself in pol, overstepped instructions to concentrate on econ and efficiency; rejects 3-nation proposal that he share responsibility with under secs representing pol divs; agrees Communist and African nations should have more posts; plans to increase under secs from 13 to 14 and reshuffle responsibilities

Iraq scores troops as threat to security; calls on all Arabs to unite against 'imperialist aggression'; Macmillan sees continued danger of Iraqi attack, s, Commons; 3,000 Brit troops within 5 mi of Iraq border; Iraqi Min Jawad reptdly resigned over handling of dispute; illus

2d on Nixon efforts to create orgn

Adm request to Cong for authorization for $21-million aid to Latin Amer in fiscal '62 discussed; defense against internal subversion stressed; Cong opposition to ending '61 ban on such aid cited

in Manila; welcomed by Pres Garcia; hailed by millions as he leads motorcade; illus; press hails visit

way seen clear for naming Levitt as Stark reptdly agrees to run for Bklyn Boro Pres; Levitt reptdly is reluctant but Gov nomination or ct apptmt chances would be enhanced by race; Wagner for 3 Terms Com formed, S H Lowell heads advisory council

changes in operational set-up seen; Silver and Theobald favor removing those responsible for major shortcomings

Chang Do Young resigns as junta chmn and Cabinet head, statement; says better qualified leader is needed; Pak Chung Hi succeeds him as chmn, Min Song Yo Chan becomes Cabinet chief; Chang reptdly was taken into custody by mil officers in dawn raid; Pak reapptd junta Standing Com chmn; Govt repts resignation of 3 army officers from junta; sets limit on number of mil officers permitted to serve in Govt posts, Chang text

B Becker article on Adm plans for Fed development in West and controversy stirred by pub vs private issue; map shows major installations

Fed Dist Judge Ryan temporarily enjoins strike at Pres Kennedy request, under Taft-Hartley Law provisions; Pres acts on inquiry bd repts; US Appeals Ct Judge Clark upholds Ryan, rejects unions' appeal, overrules MEBA and MMP contention that supervisory personnel are exempt

Americans pursued happiness in generally good weather across the nation yesterday but at such a pace that a record for highway fatalities for the four-day Independence holiday appeared likely.