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July 28, 1962

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Manila Seeks Malay Union Role; Opposes Britain's Federal Plan; Manila Seeks Malay Union Role; Opposes Britain's Federal Plan

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Pres Macapagal opposes Brit-sponsored fed with proposal for Confed of Greater Malaya, including the Philippines; says Asians should not accept a Eur project as substitute for Asian project; offers his plan as answer to foreign press criticism of allegedly hampering Brit plan and thus aiding communism in Asia; parties to fed to conf, London, on Philippines proposal; expected to reject it and approve Brit plan; map

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G.E. AGREES TO PAY $7,470,000 TO U.S. FOR PRICE FIXING; Record Settlement Ends 11 Government Suits That Followed '6l Convictions HUNDREDS ARE PENDING Company Hopes State, Local and Private Groups Will Accept Payment Formula General Electric Will Pay U.S. 7.4 Million in Price Fixing Suits

By J. Anthony Lukas Special To the New York Times

Atty Gen Kennedy says $6.47 million of GE payment to Fed Govt for damages from overpayment will will go to TVA

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U.S. WILL SOFTEN TEST BAN STAND ON INSPECTIONS; Kennedy and Advisers Agree to Seek Fewer Stations for Tracing A-Blasts DEAN IS CALLED HOME How Far New Policy Goes Depends on Russians-- No Retreat Planned U.S. WILL SOFTEN TEST BAN STAND

By Max Frankel Special To the New York Times

Kennedy and top advisers reach gen accord to soften but not abandon US demand for internatl inspection of any nuclear tests ban, White House conf; Dean summoned from Geneva for consultations; some 'supplemental assessments' remain; Zorin holds scrapping of nuclear delivery systems at outset would eliminate threat of surprise attack, Geneva conf; Dean opposes USSR-proposed 1st stage moves

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