Inter‐American Bank's Chief Played Key Role in Its Growth; Herrera's Attention to Detail Cited—He Once Ordered Flags to Be Ironed

MEMO: Personnel going to Japan are advised to take a large supply of business cardg. They will be needed for every business encounter, even if it's twice with the same person on the same day.

Concerns Increase Briefing of People Being Sent Abroad

MARBLEHEAD, Mass., April 18&#8212;Commodore E. Ross Anderson, head of the Boston Yacht Club syndicate that owns Nefertiti, and the designer&#8208;skipper, Ted Hood, announced today the names of 12 crewmen who will man the craft in the 1964 America's Cup trials off Newport, R. I.

Crew of 12 Named To Man Nefertiti

OFF with the old and on with the new for Laurence Harvey. The actor, supposed to have come to Broadway in &#8220;The Time of the Barracudas,&#8221; now expects to be seen in Bill Naughton's.&#8220;Alfie,&#8221; a London hit into which the producers, Frederick Brisson and Roger L. Stevens, have put a firm line.

NEWS OF THE RIALTO: ‘ALFIE’ IS COMING

WASHINGTON &#8212; Because this city is the repository of the nation's tradition, certain of its aspects are expected to remain unchanged, and most of them do. Nonetheless, visitors to the nation's capital this season will find that one venerable attraction has something new to offer. The Smithsonian Institution has been cleaned up and reorganized, and some of its historical treasures have been moved to a new setting.

‘THE ATTIC’ MOVES; New Smithsonian Museum Provides Showcase for Nation's History

Villanova won three relays and two individual events yesterday in the 10th annual Queens&#8208;Iona Relays. It scored in seven other events. But it needed a fourth place in the triple jump, the last event of a long afternoon, to win the team championship by a point from Manhattan.

QUEENS‐IONA MEET WON BY VILLANOVA; Wildcats Defeat Manhattan in Track With Fourth Place Finish in Final Event

PHANRANG, South Vietnam, April 18&#8212;Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the South Vietnamese today that &#8220;we are comrades in your

Rusk Tells Vietnamese ‘We Are Comrades’ in War

right-wing troops seize Vientiane in dawn coup; encircle and fire on home of Gen Amkha Soukhavong, neutralist mil adviser to Souvanna Phouma, bar newsman from approaching Premier's residence; cease firing after take-over of all major crossroads, banks, cable offices; place guards around neutralists' homes; Vientiane radio repts Natl Army Revolutionary Com headed by Gen Kouprasith Abhay and Police Chief Gen Siho Lamphouthacoul are in control; coup follows Premier's announcement that he was resigning after faction leaders failure to reach accord

VIENTIANE SEIZED IN COUP BY LAOS ARMY RIGHTISTS; PREMIER REPORTED HELD; FIGHTING IS BRIEF; Troops Act as Parley Fails and Souvanna Prepares to Quit

locked up for 3d night; Cohn, Dawson comment

COHN JURORS FAIL AGAIN ON VERDICT; Will Continue Deliberations This Afternoon—No Clue on Progress so Far

Comment on Khrushchev role in light of 70th birth birthday fete

Eyes on Moscow

PITTSBURGH, April 18 &#8212;Donna de Varona broke the American and meet records for the 200&#8208;yard individual medley in the national Amateur Athletic Union women's swimming and diving championships tonight.

DONNA DE VARONA TAKES 2D CROWN; Wins 200‐Yard Medley at A.A.U. Swimming Meet—Records Are Demolished

J Brabham (Brabham) wins 201-mi Aintree, Eng, race for Grand Prix cars; J Clark unhurt in crash; illus

Brabham Captures Auto Race After Clark Crashes at 120 M.P.H.

It is now a full week since the President signed the Agricultural Act of 1964 into a law that affects consumers and taxpayers as well as industry.

PUZZLES CROP UP IN NEW FARM ACT; Cotton Trade Particularly Confused Over Payments

Sen (Clark) subcom majority rept after nearly 1-yr study urges $5 billion yrly pub spending to cope with 'manpower revolution' engendered by accelerated growth of labor force, growing number of professional and skilled workers, rapid tech change, other factors; urges special program for direct-employment in poverty-stricken areas; holds unemployment rate should be no higher than 3% of labor force with '68 fixed as target date for attaining this goal; other proposals and Repub minority dissent detailed

SENATE JOB PANEL ASKS BUDGET RISE; Proposes $5 Billion a Year More to Spur Employment—Republicans Dissent

Last year, for the first time, the increase in imports of Scotch whisky in bulk exceeded the increase in imports in bottles&#8212;832,000 gallons compared with 535,000 gallons.

SCOTCH IMPORTS IN BULK SOARING; '63 Rise Larger Than Gain in Whisky Bottled Abroad

violence and rioting spread, Salisbury and Bulawayo; police fire on rioters, Bulawayo; map; African youths attack white women shoppers in Salisbury store; other details

RHODESIAN POLICE OPEN FIRE ON MOB; 265 Rioters Are Reported Held in Wake of Detention of Nkomo and 3 Aides

ANNAPOLIS, Md., April 18&#8212;Princeton scored one of its most notable victories on the water in years today.

PRINCETON CREW TURNS BACK NAVY; Tigers Put On Impressive Show in Winning Close Race on Severn River

THERE probably are more ways to play Hamlet than are dreamt of in the philosophy of a theatergoer who thinks he has seen everything. Most of them no doubt have been tried on the world's stages in the last three and a half centuries though someone somewhere always will seek a new wrinkle.

A VIRILE HAMLET; No Sign of Neuroses In Burton's Prince

LOS ANGELES, April 18 &#8212;Frank Howard's infield single with two out in the ninth inning tonight robbed Jim Maloney and John Tsitouris of a combined no&#8208;hit game as the Cincinnati Reds downed the Los Angeles Dodgers, 3&#8212;0.

HOWARD HIT IN 9TH SPOILS NO‐HITTER; Maloney, Tsitouris of Reds Stop Dodgers, 3‐0—Blow Comes With Two Out

says he tries to acknowledge Repub contributions to success of his program, press conf; says it grieves him to see bills aimed at aiding all Amers opposed merely for sake of opposition

President Sees Goldwater A Leader in G.O.P. Race; Thinks Senator ‘Will Be Up There Pretty High’ at Convention Time—Will Shun Politics ‘as Long as I Can’

Liverpool Captures English Soccer Title

events leading up to removal of injunction revd; steps remaining before sale noted; recent annual meeting disclosed co made record sales and profits in 1st qr, '64

PROGRESS MADE IN ANILINE CASE; Sale of Company May Be Near in Long Drama

Internatl Wool Secretariat sets 5-yr drive against man-made fibers to promote products made of pure wool; scientists seek to give wool some of desirable aspects of synthetics

Machines and Chemistry Are Keys to the Future of U.S. Fabric Producers; WOOL PRODUCERS PLAN PROMOTION; Map an Intensive Campaign Against Synthetic Fibers

ONE never has to &#8220;read more than a few pages of a William Golding novel to know that it containS the essentialss of good fiction. First and foremost, one feels the energy that has been put into it &#8212; the intensity of mental concentration that one responds to as if it were a strong physical act. Second, one notes the precision and discipline that funnel the energy into the chosen course, and without which energy is just a sprawling nuisance. &#8220;The Spire&#8221; is only 215 pages long, but a bad author would have run twice the length in breathless pursuit of the same end. For these reasons alone &#8220;The Spire&#8221; must be weicomed and admired. Without meaning to, it cuts down to size numberless novelists who merely spray their personalities furiously over 600 pages and hope that so much activity will make for fruitful results.

THE DREAM AND THE PLUMB LINE; In ‘The Spire’ the Author of ‘Lord of the Flies’ Explores One of Man's Continuing Conflicts; THE SPIRE. By William Golding. 215 pp. New York: Harcourt, Brace & Wold. $3.95.

JAMES BALDWIN TURNS TO BROADWAY WITH A PLAY ABOUT OUR TIMES

Dr. Kimberly A. Weaver is an American astrophysics astronomer and professor. She has worked with NASA on several research projects. She is often seen on television programs about astronomy. She is an expert in the area of x-ray astronomy.

April 19, 1964

Headlines from April 19, 1964

Inter‐American Bank's Chief Played Key Role in Its Growth; Herrera's Attention to Detail Cited—He Once Ordered Flags to Be Ironed

Concerns Increase Briefing of People Being Sent Abroad

Crew of 12 Named To Man Nefertiti

NEWS OF THE RIALTO: ‘ALFIE’ IS COMING

‘THE ATTIC’ MOVES; New Smithsonian Museum Provides Showcase for Nation's History

Billboard 200

Meet The Beatles!

Introducing...The Beatles

Honey In The Horn

Hello; Dolly!

The Third Album

Notable Births

Historical Context for April 19, 1964