&#8220;THE DEPUTY.&#8221; THE MOST POWERFUL, exciting play of our time.&#8212;Advt.

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14 sailing ships begin Sail Training Assn Lisbon-Bermuda race; map; entries listed

14 SHIPS SET SAIL ON ATLANTIC RACE

20th anniv; Eisenhower recalls events, CBS-TV int with W Cronkite

Eisenhower Recalls the Ordeal Of D‐Day Assault 20 Years Ago

Park accepts Kim Chong Pil resignation; closes all colls and univs for rest of school yr after outbreaks in at least 12 cities; student rioters raid police station, Pusan; illus; troops mobilized, Kwangju, after student sit-down strike and demonstrations; other demonstrations detailed; Seoul quiet under martial law

Korean Party Chief Quits In Effort to Calm Rioters

Labor Dept repts unemployment rate, May, at 5.1%, lowest since Feb '60; employment at 70,754,000, unemployment at 3,640,000; Johnson links income tax cut

Jobless Rate in May Lowest in 4 Years

Under Sec Ball confs with de Gaulle and Couve de Murville, Paris; US-French policy difference discussed; reptdly centers on Communist Chinese role; French leaders oppose expansion of war, both nation agree S Vietnam should not be a base for any power or member of any alliance

BALL AND FRENCH FAIL TO RESOLVE RIFT ON VIETNAM; De Gaulle and U.S. Aide Talk—They Concur on Goals but Not on Methods; CHINA THE FOCAL ISSUE; Paris Doubts American View Peking Is Expansionist—Johnson Sends Letter

Pathet Lao breaks 5-day full in fighting, attacks neutralist hill position NW of Plains des Jarres; map; neutralists claim victory; N Vietnam truck convoy protected from bombing by monsoon clouds after detection by US reconnaissance Jets; Pathet Lao denies clearance to control comm members seeking to fly to Khang Khay

LEFTISTS IN LAOS RENEW OFFENSIVE; Break 5‐Day Lull in War—Attempt to Seize Position Near Plaine des Jarres

Sen Hickenlooper, speaking for conservative Repubs, asks 24-hr delay on closure vote in order on 3 amendments; Dem leadership agrees; amendments are: Morton amendment guaranteeing jury trials in contempt cases arising out of all secs of bill except Title I (voting), Cotton amendment exempting cos with less than 100 employes from fair employment sec, Hickenlooper amendment deleting from Title IV provision for training teachers to handle problems of desegregation; Cotton assails Dirksen handling of Repub confs on amendments

G.O.P. ASKS DELAY ON CLOSURE MOVE IN RIGHTS DEBATE; Hickenlooper Wants Senate to Vote on 3 Amendments Before Test on Cutoff

French Embassy, Washington, and Paris officials deny rept but reliable sources insist he will be replaced

FRENCH DENY PLAN TO CHANGE ENVOY; Reject Report That Alphand Will Be Replaced in U.S.

ends nomination of cardinals as 'protectors' of religious orders

Ban on Cremation Is Relaxed by Pope

Wagner seeks conf with Johnson on program; Clark-Powell rift over adm noted

WAGNER SEEKING POVERTY PARLEY; Asks Meeting With Johnson on Harlem—Powell‐Clark Merger Fight Continues

Pres Johnson invites Premier Inonu to Washington for talks on Cyprus crisis

JOHNSON WARNS INONU ON CYPRUS; Invites Him to U.S. for Talks—Turkey Said to Give Up Plan for a Landing

US quietly increases number of Amer civilians working in rural areas to bolster support for Govt; total put at 250

MORE CIVILIAN AID GOING TO VIETNAM; U.S. Increasing Advisers in Provinces to Help Saigon Win Peasants' Support

Joint Council for Better Educ tells Gross it plans legal action to block involuntary pupil transfers, says some white parents weigh boycotts; leaders angry at Gross announcement that plan will be effected without change; Dr McLaughlin of PEA urges end to controversy over plan

Parents Unit Tells Gross It Will Fight Integration Moves

NYC may ban consumption at pub beaches to cut summer rowdyism; Councilman Santucci will offer Adm Code amendment to bar consumption on beaches or sts by anyone under 18

BEER AT BEACHES MAY BE BANNED TO CUT INCIDENTS; Officials Seek to Prevent Rowdyism From Turning Into Racial Clashes; MORE POLICE ON DUTY; Patrols Put on Ferryboats — Taxi Driver Stabbed in Subway Attack

Dr Dryden, Prof Blagonravov agree on plans, except for cost, for coordinated US-USSR meteorological satellites; telecommunications link to exch weather data provided by satellites

U.S. AND RUSSIANS WIDEN SPACE PACT; Aides Agree to Exchange of Medical and Biology Data

&#8220;THE DEPUTY&#8221; TICKETS AVAIL, NOW June, July, Aug. Details on theatre page. &#8220;Compelling&#8221;&#8212;N.Y. Times.&#8212;Advt.

Heard British statement on Trust Territory of the Pacific.

The Proceedings In the U.N.

Chancellor Erhard wins W Ger Parliament unanimous approval of treaty

SOVIET AND CHINA SEEK BONN AMITY; Moscow and Peking Vying With Indirect Diplomacy

PARIS, June 5 &#8212; French officials denied today as &#8220;without any foundation&#8221; the report that Ambassador Alphand was to be replaced by Mr. Lucet.

Paris Officials Deny Report

Moro smooths over threatened rift of coalition over Colombo rept on econ needs

Premier Moro Ends Friction Imperiling Italy's Coalition

Parliament amends Const to give Govt greater powers to institute land reforms

Indian Charter Is Amended To Spur Land‐Reform Drive

US spokesman repts S Vietnamese troops score 2 major successes against Vietcong, capture ammunition dump; 3 Amer officers wounded in minefield; army helicopter shot down by guerrillas, crew safe; total Amer dead in combat put at 141

Saigon Reports 2 Victories

Izvestia appeals against letting party differences develop into differences between states

June 6, 1964

Headlines from June 6, 1964

Article 2 -- No Title

14 SHIPS SET SAIL ON ATLANTIC RACE

Eisenhower Recalls the Ordeal Of D‐Day Assault 20 Years Ago

Korean Party Chief Quits In Effort to Calm Rioters

Jobless Rate in May Lowest in 4 Years

Billboard 200

Hello; Dolly!

Funny Girl

Hello; Dolly

The Beatles' Second Album

The Academy Award Winning "Call Me Irresponsible"

Historical Context for June 6, 1964