THERE is as much variety in motintain greenery, as evidenced by the two photographs on this page of the peaks and foliage of ranges in the East and West, as there is in the holiday possibilities outlined in this annual review of the coming summer travel season.

Summer Vacations 1964

de Gaulle says Communist China must be integral part of any world peacemaking, s upon receiving credentials of Chinese Amb Huang Chen

DE GAULLE URGES CHINA PEACE ROLE; Greeting Envoy, He Asserts Peking Must Have Integral Part in World's Efforts

Sen agrees to vote on 3 amendments requested by Hickenlooper; Mansfield postpones closure vote to June 10; Russell reluctantly agrees to Hickenlooper request to avoid antagonizing Repubs who are still undecided on closure

SENATE TO VOTE ON AMENDMENTS BEFORE CLOSURE; Foes in Civil Rights Debate Accept Hickenlooper Bid to Act on 3 Proposals

graphs show total employment and unemployment rates, May '63-May '64

THE NATION

CHICAGO, June 6&#8212;An un earned run in the top of the ninth inning today gave the De troit Tigers a 4&#8208;3 victory over the Chicago White sox dropping Chicago into second place.

Chicago Out of First

THOSE conspirators in comedy, Neil Simon and Mike Nichols, are getting together again &#8212;happy thought. Mr. Simon, having completed his latest play, &#8220;The Odd Couple,&#8221; and the other fellow having read it&#8212;and laughed&#8212;they will be seeking to repeat their &#8220;Barefoot in the Park&#8221; triumph, so comically staged by Mr. Nichols. Indeed, euphoria rules the day&#8212;the whole &#8220;Barefoot in the Park&#8221; team will be getting together again. Saint Subber will be producing, Oliver Smith designing the set and Jean Rosenthal adjusting the lighting.

NEWS OF THE RIALTO ‘Barefoot’ Team Infact for New Simon Comedy—Phoenix Future‐Items

Investors were looking the other way last week while the parade of continued encouraging economic and business statistics marched by.

The Week In Finance; Stock Market Declines, With Drop Considered a Technical Correction

The Los Angeles Dodgers restored a modest amount of equilibrium yesterday to a baseball world that they dominated last season but one they have found hostile and cheerless this Season.

MILLER TRIUMPHS; Former Mets’ Pitcher Yields 2 Singles in Last 4⅓ Innings

Actors Equity starts strike; shutdown of 22 Bway theaters threatened

THEATERS STRUCK BY ACTORS UNION; 22 Plays Are Threatened by Shutdown Called After Suspension of Talks

LOS ANGELES, June 6&#8212;Jim Bouton, whose most recent experiences with this ball park and this opponent have been unfortunate, started for the New York Yankees tonight at Chavez Ravine against Dean Chance and the Los Angeles Angels.

YANKS’ 2 IN 15TH BEAT ANGELS, 2‐0; Howard Double Scores Both Runs—Bouton Pitches 13 Innings, Chance 14

New planning techniques, organizational changes employed to reduce excessive inventories

Inventories: New Developments Keep U.S. Stockrooms Relatively Clear; SOVIET BATTLING HIGH INVENTORIES; Planning and Organizational Changes Among Weapons

Thant to conf with Premier Khrushchev on USSR stand

THANT TO CONFER WITH KHRUSHCHEV ON SEATING PEKING; Accepts an Invitation to Visit Moscow Next Month—Also to See de Gaulle; U.N. PAYMENTS AT ISSUE; Soviet Premier to Discuss Red China With Tito in Leningrad Tomorrow

ONSTAGE at the Mark Hellinger Theater these evenings stalks a tall, creamy &#8208; skinned, redheaded creature wearing an odd Bikini &#8208; top plus a gemencrusted diaper from which dangle swaying parabolas of knotted pearls. Stomping to center stage in what may be the high point of &#8220;Fade OutFade In,&#8221; she bares her teeth to sing &#8220;Call Me Savage.&#8221; The audience falls down &#8212; understandably &#8212; for the creature is Carol Burnett.

BURNETT BREAKS THEM UP

Invasion Leaders Join D-Day Memorial Rite; Anniversary Services Held Beside Graves of American Dead

Coll Boat Club wins Amer Henley 8-oared champ

BURK EIGHT TAKES AMERICAN HENLEY; Defeats Vesper by Almost a Length on Schuylkill —Spero Takes Singles

BLOOMINGTON, Minn., June 6&#8212;Steve Barber and Stu Miller combined for a five&#8208;hitter today as the Baltimore Orioles downed the Minnesota Twins 2&#8208;1.

Barber Gains Victory

Boothe Leasing Co. Head Is Pursuing a Consolidation

PERHAPS you haven&#8217;t noticed or you haven&#8217;t had occasion to count, but almost two&#8208;thirds of the new films that have opened in New York this year have been made in other countrics than this one&#8212;mainly in Britain, Italy and France.

A QUIZZICAL PARADOX; Is It Really Boom or Is It Bust in the Field of Foreign Films?

OYSTER BAY, L. I., June 6 &#8212;The two 12&#8208;Meter yachts built this year as candidates to defend the America's Cup met for the first time today and the Aurors, syndicate's American Eagle, sailed by Bill Cox of Darien, Conn., won by an astonishing margin. The Constellation syndicate's . Constellation, with Eric Ridder of Locust Valley, L. I., as helmsman, was behind by a quarter&#8208;mile at the end of a 21&#8208;mile triangle.

Eagle Wins Easily In 12‐Meter Race

INGLEWOOD, Calif., June 6 &#8212;Mustard Plaster finished with a rush in the final furlong to capture the $115,500 Californian today at Hollywood Park as Kelso, the favorite, finished out of the money. It was Kelso's second dull performance on the West Coast.

Kelso Trails Again In California Race

article on tax laws covering coll students working at summer jobs

Tax Issue Is Raised Over Student Jobs

THE VICTOR IN CALIFORNIA−AND THREE KEY REPUBLICANS; Goldwater Lead

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

June 7, 1964

Headlines from June 7, 1964

Summer Vacations 1964

DE GAULLE URGES CHINA PEACE ROLE; Greeting Envoy, He Asserts Peking Must Have Integral Part in World's Efforts

SENATE TO VOTE ON AMENDMENTS BEFORE CLOSURE; Foes in Civil Rights Debate Accept Hickenlooper Bid to Act on 3 Proposals

THE NATION

Chicago Out of First

Billboard 200

Hello; Dolly!

Funny Girl

Hello; Dolly

The Beatles' Second Album

The Academy Award Winning "Call Me Irresponsible"

Historical Context for June 7, 1964