NYCTA plans revision of subway maps; invites map-makers to submit designs; will install large, illuminated maps on all 482 stations

City Installing New Route Signs at Bus Stops; Transit Agency Also Hopes to Improve Maps in Subway

USSR Communist party, in Pravda ed, challenges legality of leadership of Mao and others in Chinese party; says mandate has expired because no party cong has been held since '56 and statutes call for cong every 5 yrs

SOVIET SAYS MAO RULES ILLEGALLY; Asserts Refusal to Order  Party Congress Since '56  Voids Peking Mandate

Pathet Lao troops attack rightist bn, seize Phou San positions; map; Premier reptdly seeks conf with Souphanouphong to explain steps he takes to meet junta demands; US concerned over Pathet Lao attacks

LAOTIAN PRO‐REDS ATTACK RIGHTISTS, SEIZE KEY HEIGHT; Other Pathet Lao Soldiers Said to Be Maneuvering in a Neutralist Area.; POLITICAL   MOTIVE SEEN; Leftists Believed Reacting to Coup and Improving Their Military Position

'Developmental' hwy system to which Fed Govt would contribute $90 million in 1st yr and $920 million altogether is most costly feature of Pres Johnson's $228-million, 10-state Appalachian region emergency program for fiscal '65

PRESIDENT URGES CONGRESS TO SPUR AID TO APPALACHIA; Asks $228 Million for First Year—Ohio Added to Plan at Request of Rhodes

over 5,000 S Vietnamese troops, flown into action by US helicopters, fight way into guerrilla strongholds, Do Xa and Mang Xin; losses reptd light although 18 of 20 helicopters were hit and 4 plus a mil plane were shot down; operation expected to last 2 wks; 2 other major clashes reptd, Phuyen and Chuong Thien provs

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Lodge campaign gains; he now has 48 conv votes

2 PRIMARIES AID DRIVE FOR LODGE; He Gains in Pennsylvania and Wins Massachusetts

scores Greek Cypriotes Kyrenia attack; confs with Makarios; repts to Thant; fighting subsides; castle illus; shooting continues, Ayios Theodoros

U.N. AIDE SCORES CYPRIOTE ATTACK; Peace Force Chief Appears to Rebuke Nicosia Regime

Fed grand jury, Buffalo, indicts 12 milling cos and 6 of their officers for conspiring to fix prices; Atty Gen Kennedy comments; Justice Dept says price-fixing began in '58; several COB deny charges

12 FLOUR MILLERS INDICTED BY U. S.; Action Charges Price Fixing Increased Cost of Bread —Six Executives Named

FOR NEWS on a  bigger dollar&#8212;see COMET ad   Page 34 todays paper.&#8212;Advt.

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withdraws from Sen Sen race on drs' advice; por

Senator Engle Quits California Primary

sees another tax cut in few yrs if inflation from recent one can be avoided, s, White House dinner for leading businessmen; citing power to set prices, calls businessmen 1st line of defense against inflation; warns he would not hesitate to let interest rates rise if inflationary trend develops; says he will stress labor responsibility when he entertains labor soon; blames balance of payments problem on '55-59 wage-price spiral

Johnson Holds Out Promise of Tax Cut If Economy Gains

 IF TOO WANT TO KNOW WHAT'S  COOKING. see the food news features on The New York Times women's page every day. See food news TODAY&#8212;Advt.

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EDDIE ARCARO ON KENTUCKY DERBY. An exclusive, inside look at the greatest horse race by the greatest jockey of modern times. Today's World&#8208;Telegram.&#8212;Advt.

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Dirksen and Mansfield announce they will file petition to shut off debate unless Southerners agree to vote on jury trial amendment by May 5

Rights Backers Threaten Closure Over Jury Plan

over 5,000 clerics and lay loaders attend Inter-religious Convocation on Civil Rights, Georgetown U, calling for passage of rights bill; illus; Abp O'Boyle presides; refers directly to Sen debate, invocation; reads message from Johnson; Rev Dr Blake, other ch leaders s; seminarians of 3 faiths in 9th day of silent vigil for bill; ch leaders say convocation is only start of drive by religious groups for bill passage; only 5 Congressmen, Humphrey, Kuchel, Javits, Keating and Repr Ryan, attend though all Cong members were invited

INTERFAITH RALLY IN CAPITAL BACKS CIVIL RIGHTS BILL; 5,000 Church Leaders Ask for Passage Now to End Nation's ‘Moral Crisis’; LOBBYING IS PROMISED; Convocation Called a Start of Most Intensive Drive Ever Waged by Clerics

4 young women picket Fla pavilion in legal challenge to fair's rule against peaceful picketing; ACLU pledges to carry fight to Sup Ct

CORE TESTS BAN ON FAIR PICKETS; 4 Young Women Arrested at Florida Pavilion—Court Fight Is Promised

Turks Reported Warning CENTO Allies That Cyprus May Become a ‘Cuba’

MOSCOW, April 28 (Reuters)&#8212;There is no longer any danger of flooding of the &#8220;golden city&#8221; of Samarkand, 93 miles downriver from where Soviet engineers earlier today blasted a mountain landslide, Soviet press agency Tass reported.

DANGER OF FLOODING IN SAMARKAND ENDED

Sana radio announces new Const declaring repub Islamic Arab state; Nasser returns to Cairo

New Yemeni Constitution Announced in Broadcast

Min Castiella returns to Spain after its opening

Spain's Envoy Returns Home

Indonesian‐Soviet Pact Signed

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CAIRO, April 28 (UPI) &#8212;President Gamal Abdel Nasser; of the United Arab Republic returned to Cairo today from a six&#8208;day visit to Yemen, which was highlighted by his demands that the British leave Aden and the Federation of South Arabia.

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Johnson advises Ger seek better relations with USSR, int pub in Munich wkly; Ger reaction

JOHNSON COUNSELS  BONN ON MOSCOW; He Urges Germans to Allay  ‘ Understandable ’ Fears

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April 29, 1964

Headlines from April 29, 1964

City Installing New Route Signs at Bus Stops; Transit Agency Also Hopes to Improve Maps in Subway

SOVIET SAYS MAO RULES ILLEGALLY; Asserts Refusal to Order Party Congress Since '56 Voids Peking Mandate

LAOTIAN PRO‐REDS ATTACK RIGHTISTS, SEIZE KEY HEIGHT; Other Pathet Lao Soldiers Said to Be Maneuvering in a Neutralist Area.; POLITICAL MOTIVE SEEN; Leftists Believed Reacting to Coup and Improving Their Military Position

PRESIDENT URGES CONGRESS TO SPUR AID TO APPALACHIA; Asks $228 Million for First Year—Ohio Added to Plan at Request of Rhodes

Big Vietnam Force Strikes Guerrillas

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