January 15, 1964

Illus

ZANZIBAR, Jan. 14 — Abdullah Kassim Hanga, Prime Minister of Zanzibar' new revolutionary Government, said today that his regime had “no policy of friends and enemies.”

ed on effects, NYC Met Area

com staff aide testifies that Baker is linked to Las Vegas gambling interests; says he was co-signer of $175,000 bank loan, Mar '62, with Levinson, B Sigelbaum, F B Black; Levinson and Sigelbaum are gambling casino operators; Black is co-defendant with Baker in Capitol Vending suit; loan was made by Fidelity Natl Bank of Okla City, of which late Sen Kerr was controlling stockholder at time; com counsel McLendon says the 4 used loan to buy substantial interest in Merchants State Bank of Tulsa; Levinson, Sigelbaum and another Las Vegas casino operator, E Torres, identified as Serv-U stockholders; Hancock testifies that other stockholders, including Black, Baker's law partner E C Tucker, bought out Torres interest by paying him $75,000 for 400 shares; says Torres paid $6,600 for the shares; day's testimony seen strengthening belief that gambling money fueled Baker's business and financial career

rept on study by US-Vietnamese team warns war in crucial Mekong Delta 'cannot ever be won' unless new Govt immediately carries out reforms at village level; proposes other reforms; Amb Lodge visits Tan An to check on Govt drive to re-establish control of prov; pleased with newly-apptd prov chief