LA FONDA DEL SOL may run small ads, but they serve big steaks. Time&#8208;Life Bldg.

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Hoffa in Danger of Losing Union Funds for Legal Fees; Executive Board Is Asked to Meet on the Issue—Trial Opens Today

LA FORDA DEL SOL may run amall ads, but they serve big steaks. Time&#8208;Life Bldg. &#8212;ADVT.

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Communist party statement reaffirms stand against USSR attempts to curb indus development in favor of raw materials production

RUMANIANS URGE SOVIET‐CHINA TALK TO SEEK A TRUCE; They Offer to Be Mediators in 3‐Party Commission—World Meeting an Aim; RUSSIA SAID TO AGREE; Bucharest Also Declares It Will Resist Moscow on Economic Integration

DAILY WOSLD'S FAIR PAGE&#8212;A calendar of today's events at the Fair&#8212;next day's too. Fair features. Look for it in "Metro" edition. Today's World&#8208;Telegram&#8212;Advt.

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Westmoreland reptdly prepares new tactical instructions for S Vietnamese for coming rainy season; hopes to alter notion that rains favor guerrillas

WET‐SEASON PLAN SOUGHT IN SAIGON; Incoming U.S. Chief Hopes to Alter Notion That Rains Favor Guerrilla Forces

8 parking lots filled as over 200,000 visit; nearby traffic moves smoothly

SUNDAY CROWDS SWARM TO FAIR; Traffic Heavy but Smooth—Thousands Go to Religious Services on Grounds

Humphrey predicts bill backers will have enough votes to halt Southern filibuster in early May, notes bipartisan agreement on jury trial amendment, TV program

HUMPHREY SEES CLOSURE IN MAY; But Suggests Southerners May Choose to Give Way on Rights Legislation

election returns; Erhard victor as his party polls 46.2% of popular vote against 39.5% in '60 election, lacks only 2 seats for absolute majority; Soc Dems make only small gain; tabulation

Erhard Is Winner In First Vote Test

Abp Toolen orders all RC schools in 11 northwestern counties desegregated in Sept

Alabama Catholics Integrating Schools

article revg events of 2 wks that led to pact; holds settlement one of most significant episodes in history of Amer indus relations, most dramatic instance of Pres intervention in a domestic crisis since Pres Kennedy defeated steel price increase in '62

The Railroad Settlement: A Triumph for Mediation

Comr Barnes says he has not recd a pass, will not pay admission, radio int; Moses's office blames 'apparent oversight,'

Snubbed by the Fair, Barnes Snubs Back

Gyani stoned by Turkish Cypriotes after conf with Kutchuk, Nicosia; gets Turkish Cypriote police escort after he is forced to turn back on 2d visit to Kutchuk; women demonstrators illus; Turkish Cypriotes feel he is not impartial; fighting continues at castle and Ayios Theodoros

Turkish Cypriotes Stone U.N. Force Commander

HR Ways and Means Com makes no progress on Adm bill after 2 wks of closed sessions

MEDICAL CARE BILL FOR AGED STALLED BY HOUSE PANEL; Majority of Ways and Means Committee Is Opposed to Use of Social Security

B Rustin urges Govt spend $50 million in massive pub works program to provide jobs for Negroes and Puerto Ricans, TV int

N.A.A.C.P. PLANS SUMMER PROTESTS ON CONSTRUCTION; Says Discriminatory Hiring Persists—Rockefeller and Wagner Are Blamed; MILITANCY IS PROMISED; Association Move Follows Legal Rebuff in Attempt to Halt Public Building

policy sharply attacked, Paris rally of Communist and non-Communist Left; J Moch s

PARIS ATOM POLICY ASSAILED AT RALLY

2 Czechs Seek Italian Asylum

About 400 pol prisoners to be freed to mark Orthodox Easter, including T Ambatielos whose wife demonstrated for freedom during royal visit to London, '63

Greeks to Free 400 To Mark Eastertide

OVERTURE TO CUBA BY U.S. CONFIRMED; Former Minister Discloses Offer to Send Planes

Thant and Party in Paris For 3 Days of Consultation

Magalhaes Pinto confs with Castelo Branco on reorgn of pol parties

BRAZILIANS LOOK FOR NEW PARTIES; Realignment Urged to Give Nation Only 2 Groupings

Air France stewards and stewardesses postpone strike

Air France Strike Called Off

The Proceedings In the U. N.

MADRID, April 26&#8212;A bus carrying football fans plunged into the Guadalquivir River near Cordoba in southern Spain today, killing 16 passengers and injuring two.

16 Die in Spanish Crash

MOSCOW, April 26&#8212;Soviet Army engineers and air force bomber units have been alerted in Central Asia after a huge mountain slide that dammed the Zeravshan River Friday.

April 27, 1964

Headlines from April 27, 1964

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Hoffa in Danger of Losing Union Funds for Legal Fees; Executive Board Is Asked to Meet on the Issue—Trial Opens Today

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RUMANIANS URGE SOVIET‐CHINA TALK TO SEEK A TRUCE; They Offer to Be Mediators in 3‐Party Commission—World Meeting an Aim; RUSSIA SAID TO AGREE; Bucharest Also Declares It Will Resist Moscow on Economic Integration

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Billboard 200

Meet The Beatles!

Introducing...The Beatles

Honey In The Horn

Hello; Dolly!

The Third Album

Historical Context for April 27, 1964