Souvanna Phouma to remain as Premier, try to unify nation; appeals to Cabinet members who left Laos to return; assures their safety; reptdly will accept Souphanouvong inv to meet at Khang Khay hq May 5 to plan reconstitution of coalition; moves from his official residence to Defense Min office at Junta's suggestion

PREMIER OF LAOS TO STAY AND MAKE LAST UNITY EFFORT; Souvanna Phouma Appeals to Departed Cabinet Aides to Return to the Capital

TRIBUTE TO CARDINAL SPELLMAN. A warm series on 75th birthday of His Eminence. By Fulitzer Prize winner William Longgood. Today's World&#8208;TeleBram.&#8212;Advt.

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Stevenson tells Dem leaders he does not want to be considered; says UN duties take precedence; backs early agreement on candidate; Wagner denies Stevenson was put forward to block Stratton; press conf; confirms discussing nomination with Nizer

STEVENSON BARS RACE FOR SENATE; Says Precedence Must Be Given to Duties at U.N.—Stratton Gain Seen

All the plumbers on a $25 million city construction project in the Bronx walked off the job yesterday after three Puerto Ricans and a Negro who had been hired by the plumbing contractor reported for work.

Puerto Ricans and Negro Are Hired, Plumbers Quit

UN troops for 1st time disarm group of Cypriote fighters after being fired on by Greek Cypriotes in Timi near Paphos; set up 12 permanent posts on mt in St Hilarion-Kyrenia Pass area as result of Cyprus Govt cease-fire order; illus; new violence reptd in area

U. N. UNIT DISARMS CYPRUS FIGHTERS FOR THE FIRST TIME; Swedish Group Rounds Up Greek Irregulars After It Is Fired On for 2 Hours; TURKS RENEW U.N. PLEA; Assert World Body Is Faced by a ‘Brutal Challenge’—Shift of People Weighed

US orders tenants to vacate 10 bldgs in Foley Sq area settling as result of excavation work for Fed Office Bldg; Comr Birns holds situation not critical, that movement was arrested after pile-driving was stopped; map

Digging Shifts Foley Sq. Land, 10 Buildings Will Be Evacuated; Risk Caused by Work on New Federal Office Structure—Notice Upsets Tenants

WASHINGTON, April 30 &#8212;Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge has left an impression here that he intends to remain in South Vietnam at least until June and probably until it is clear whether he can win the Republican nomination for President.

LODGE EXPECTED TO DEFER RETURN; Democrats Pleased at Hint He Will Stay in Saigon Till Political Signs Are Right

Port Welcomes the Shalom, Israel's New $20 Million Luxury Liner

LIKE CHEESE? You'll go for TIGER genuine imoorted Switzerland gruyere. Buy some today.&#8212;Advt.

Roosevelt Raceway; record $132,232 twin double payoff goes to 7 from NJ who claim to have bought ticket on partnership basis

$132,232 Trot Payoff Claimed By 7 Men (With Tax Advisers)

75 special Philippines forces reptdly will train S Vietnam troops in anti-guerrilla warfare

Unit of Filipinos Said to Be Going To South Vietnam

'High-level' Arab agency orders UAR and Lebanon teams at World Bridge Olympiad, NYC, not to have any contact with Israeli team; all parties comment

ARAB CARD TEAMS BOYCOTT ISRAELIS; Players at Bridge Olympiad Get ‘High‐Level’ Order

FDA holds Helene Curtis Magic Secret Wrinkle-Smoothing Skin Lotion a drug 'not generally recognized as safe and effective for prolonged, continued use,' seizes shipment, Baltimore; holds product has only temporary effect, does not provide permonent benefits and has no astringent action adequate to eradicate wrinkles; charges co failed to file new drug application, says product does not bear estab name of ingredients; co says product was privately tested and cleared; denies it is drug; says seizure does not stop sale of product

U.S. Seizes Cosmetic As an Unlisted Drug

Mainbocher Inc: gen mgr A Keller held, NYC

$225,000 Theft Laid To Mainbocher Aide

Econ enters 39th mo of expansion without recession, a peacetime record; previous record was 37 mos in '45-48; before and during World War II there were 80 mos of expansion; outlook good

ECONOMY GROINS FOR 38TH MONTH, SETTING A RECORD; Expansion Period Longest for Peacetime — No Sign of Recession Is Seen; MORE GAINS INDICATED; Some Analysts Skeptical—Others Believe Increase Will Continue Indefinitely

Sens Mansfield and Dirksen hopeful of May 6 vote on their jury trial amendment to civil rights bill without recourse to closure; Sen Humphrey indicates Pres Johnson would accept some amendments but later stresses Pres backs bill as passed by HR; Repubs claim rights forces probably have 65 of 67 votes needed for closure

FIRST RIGHTS VOTE IS DUE WEDNESDAY; Southern Accord Expected by Mansfield and Dirksen for Jury Trial Decision

Govt abandons anti-US campaign; shortage of foreign capital seen principal reason; deterioration of econ discussed

GHANA ABANDONS ANTI‐U.S. ATTACKS; Shortage of Foreign Capital Seen as Main Reason for Quiet in Official Press

Pravda charges US press prints Chinese attacks on USSR because they hesitate to attack USSR on their own; says State dept distributes attacks; Dept sees allusion to its handbook on Chinese world outlook; says it distributed similar one on USSR outlook

US charges Cuba tries to raise world prices by making mysterious purchases in Eur mkts, 'leading' deliberately low estimates of domestic output

U.S. Says Cuba Is Trying To Drive Up Sugar Prices

Moscow Pravda charges Times and other US papers print Communist Chinese attacks on USSR because they hesitate to attack USSR on their own

U.S. PAPERS SCORED ON CHINA BY PRAVDA

BERIN, April 30 (AP)&#8212;The French Ambassador to West Germany and the Soviet Ambassador to East Germany met in eBrlin today for the first time since the communist's wall across the city was built. Ambassador Roland de Margerie of France, received Pyotr Abrassimov of Moscow in West Berlin at the Russian's request.

French‐Russian Berlin Meeting

Cardinal Wyszynski en route to Austria and Rome

Wyszynski Goes to Vienna

some Swedish troops en route from Congo (Belgian) to join UN force

Swedish Troops Leave Congo

Lisbon students demonstrate to protest wounding of student by police; urge resignation of Min Galvao Teles

Lisbon Students Demonstrate

HAVANA, April 30 (UPI)&#8212;Premier Castro, in warning today that Cuba would not permit any more overflights, said:

Says Cubans Will Man Sites

Yvonne Maria Therèse van Gennip is one of the most successful female Dutch all-round speed skaters. Her main success dates from the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary, where she unexpectedly won three gold medals. She was the most successful athlete at the 1988 Winter Olympics, along with Matti Nykänen of Finland.

May 1, 1964

Headlines from May 1, 1964

PREMIER OF LAOS TO STAY AND MAKE LAST UNITY EFFORT; Souvanna Phouma Appeals to Departed Cabinet Aides to Return to the Capital

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STEVENSON BARS RACE FOR SENATE; Says Precedence Must Be Given to Duties at U.N.—Stratton Gain Seen

Puerto Ricans and Negro Are Hired, Plumbers Quit

U. N. UNIT DISARMS CYPRUS FIGHTERS FOR THE FIRST TIME; Swedish Group Rounds Up Greek Irregulars After It Is Fired On for 2 Hours; TURKS RENEW U.N. PLEA; Assert World Body Is Faced by a ‘Brutal Challenge’—Shift of People Weighed

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The Beatles' Second Album

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Hello; Dolly!

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Honey In The Horn

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