May 7, 1964

described; illus; over 1,000 newsmen and families attend; Mrs Johnson, Lynda attend

Repr Bickley urges Wagner to run; calls him strongest candidate; comments on Stratton, Roosevelt, Harriman

3-yr, $110-million Fed-aided program to aid Harlem youth approved by Pros Com on Juvenile Delinquency; com has not yet announced program because financing details are still to be worked out and because of Pres Johnson wish to announce program himself; program, developed by Harlem Youth Opportunities Unltd (Haryou), envisages upgrading schools, on-job and vocational training and job centers as well as other projects; some of Fed funds are contingent on approval of Adm's antipoverty program; funds will be administered by 60-member bd, program by 15-member exec com; Pres com approved program only after accord was reached between Repr Powell and Councilman Jones by which Powell's Assoc Community Teams (Act) would be inc into Haryou, of which Jones is a dir; other facets of program noted

hearing; Citizens Budget Comm offers program to save $80 million yrly

Sec McNamara says flights will continue, whether USSR or Cuba mans missiles, to make sure offensive weapons are not installed, s, Washington; stresses Kennedy and Johnson insistence on inspection; State Dept denies '62 Kennedy-Khrushchev record on flights; Johnson confirms denial, news conf