hundreds of Bulgarian Orthodox Ch members reptdly riot when police bar them from Easter observance, Sofia; police reptdly closed ch when entrances were blocked by youths shouting atheistic slogans

BULGARIANS RIOT AT SOFIA CHURCH; Hundreds Reported in Clash With Police After Ban on Easter Midnight Mass

CORE to send task force to Chicago to organize demonstrations for more employment of Negroes

CORE WILL STAGE RIGHTS PROTESTS AT 2 CONVENTIONS; Plans Demonstration Aimed at Both Parties as Focus of ‘Long, Hot Summer’; 1964 TERMED ‘CRUCIAL’; A Challenge of Mississippi Democratic Delegation Is Among the Objectives

named by Pres Johnson as special envoy to visit Greece and Turkey to convey US concern over Cyprus situation; por

PRESIDENT SENDS FULBRIGHT TO SEE GREEKS AND TURKS; Senator to Go to Ankara and Athens to Voice Concern of U.S. on Cyprus Issue; ‘FACT‐FINDING’ MISSION; Mediation or Steps to End Conflict Rest With U.N., White House Stresses

A FONDA DEL SOL may run small ads, but they serve big steak. Time Life Bldg. &#8212;ADVT

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Truman Steps Briskly Toward 80; Daily Schedule Full for Historian‐Guide—Birthday Friday

GENEVA, May 3&#8212;The Kennedy round of tariff negotiations will begin officially tomorrow afternoon with a public display of agreement on broad objectives, while in private the negotiators have not been able to agree on whether to agree.

GENEVA MEETING ON TARIFFS OPEN; SUCCESS IN DOUBT; U.S. and Common Market Still Far Apart on Farm Issue and Disparities

Kennedy commem stamp to be released May 29, date of 47th birth anniv; 250 million printed; illus

Kennedy Stamp Design Shown; May Stir an Art Controversy

LA FONDA DEL SOL may run small a?? but they serve big steaks &#8212;ADVT.

Jan-Mar revenues $24 billion, $1.5 billion over Oct-Dec despite fact tax cut was in effect Mar 1

TAX REVENUE UP DESPITE RATE CUT; Federal Returns Increase $1.5 Billion in Quarter as Expansion Continues

Asst Sec Bundy repts US weighs return of 2 mil police units, withdrawn in Dec, to protect Amers against terrorism, TV int; sees stepped-up terrorist drive

U. S. MAY RETURN 2 UNITS OF POLICE TO VIETNAM DUTY; Bundy Says Move Is Being Weighed to Protect Troops From New Terrorism

A gay holiday spirit pervaded the World's Fair yesterday as families by the tens of thousands went out to spend Sunday in Flushing Meadow. They sat on the benches in the warm sun and ate picnic lunches. They queued up in the long lines outside all the major pavilions. They thronged the bazaars in the foreign pavilions, hoping to find a bargain or bargains to take home to the Bronx or Keokuk, Iowa. By early this morning more than 230,000 persons had passed through the turnstiles. During the day it was hard to find a corner of the fairgrounds that was not filled with people chattering away, edging forward to see things, or taking pictures of people, buildings, fountains. Whatever dissension could be heard was usually confined to family squabbles over what to see next. Children tugged and pulled at parents. &#8220;C'mon! C'mon'! To the dinosaur. See it over there? C'mon! C'mon!&#8221;

Throngs in Holiday Spirit Spend Sunny Sunday at Fair

Iraqi Pres Arif proclaims provisional Const aimed partly against 'tyranny' of Syrian Baathis regime; Damascus radio ridicules charge against regime

BAGHDAD SEEKING UNION WITH CAIRO; Iraqi President Gives Plan in New Constitution

METROPOLITAN GOLF SCORE Every Monday Full lists of winners and scores of weekend tournament at local golf clubs.  Executive. today's World &#8212;ADVT

G Currivan on modernization and expansion of RC parochial school system, NY Archdiocese

Catholics Here Expanding And Modernizing Schools; This is the first of three articles on changes in the Ro­man Catholic school system in the Archdiocese of New York.

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont., May 3 (AP)&#8212;A teen&#8208;age boy tripped and plunged 100 feet down a sheer rock wall of the Niagara River gorge today and suffered severe internal iniuries. the police said.

Fall in Niagara Gorge Severely Injures Boy

Brazilian General Succeeds Ousted Rio State Governor

Min Odinga in Communist China for 9-day visit; feted by Min Chen Yi; asks Chinese aid to end 'imperialist domination,'

Kenyan Bids China Help End ‘Imperialist’ Control

Washington analysts see Castro concerned with future of revolution

CASTRO'S WORRIES APPEAR TO DEEPEN; Premier Believed Uncertain of Soviet Aid in Attack

Erhard Visiting Luxembourg

junta declares strike illegal; police clash with unruly crowds backing walkout

DOMINICAN STRIKE IMPERILS REGIME; Police Clash With Crowds Supporting Walkout

Sen Keating holds overflights vital to hemisphere security, TV int

Air Surveillance on Cuba Essential, Keating Says

Pravda repts ouster of Orenburg farm official S S Khairullin for dictatorial role

SOVIET DISMISSES A CROP ‘DICTATOR’; Provincial Official Had Set Fixed Dates for Planting

The Proceedings In the U. N.

NICOSIA, Cyprus, Monday, May 4 (AP)&#8212;Two British soldiers of the United Nations peace&#8208;keeping force were slightly wounded late last night in an explosion on the borderline of the Greek and Turkish sectors of Nicosia, United Nations headquarters said.

Nicosia Blast Wounds Britons

PARIS, May 3&#8212;Don Jaime de Bourbon, elder son of the last reigning Spanish monarch, already a pretender to his father's throne, lodged a second claim to it today in the name of the Carlist branch of his family. He thus directly challenged the similar claim of Prince Carlos Hugo.

Rival Claim Advanced

Kaarel Robert Pusta was an Estonian politician and a former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Estonia. During the Second World War, he served as special assistant to the consulate general of Estonia.

May 4, 1964

Headlines from May 4, 1964

BULGARIANS RIOT AT SOFIA CHURCH; Hundreds Reported in Clash With Police After Ban on Easter Midnight Mass

CORE WILL STAGE RIGHTS PROTESTS AT 2 CONVENTIONS; Plans Demonstration Aimed at Both Parties as Focus of ‘Long, Hot Summer’; 1964 TERMED ‘CRUCIAL’; A Challenge of Mississippi Democratic Delegation Is Among the Objectives

PRESIDENT SENDS FULBRIGHT TO SEE GREEKS AND TURKS; Senator to Go to Ankara and Athens to Voice Concern of U.S. on Cyprus Issue; ‘FACT‐FINDING’ MISSION; Mediation or Steps to End Conflict Rest With U.N., White House Stresses

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Truman Steps Briskly Toward 80; Daily Schedule Full for Historian‐Guide—Birthday Friday

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The Beatles' Second Album

Meet The Beatles!

Hello; Dolly!

Introducing...The Beatles

Honey In The Horn

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for May 4, 1964