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Allen asks Rockefeller to help provide state aid to implement integration program and Rockefeller replies problem 'will receive the very important consideration it deserves,' exch of lrs; Allen holds state has responsibility to do its share and that integration program should have financial support of city, state and US

ALLEN SAYS CITY NEEDS SCHOOL AID; Asks Governor to Help Get Funds for Integration

HHFA announces $500,537 Fed grant to help NYCTA combat violence on subways; outlay intended to meet 2/3 of cost of installing experimental 2-way radio system in 8-mi sec of Lexington Av IRT; transit ptl to be equipped with small walkie-talkies linked to system; installation to start, July

U.S. HELPING FIGHT ON SUBWAY CRIME; Grants $500,537 for Radio System on East Side IRT

intelligence sources rept USSR giving Cuba more control of AA missiles capable of downing US reconnaissance planes; USSR withdrawal of personnel, training of Cubans cited; USSR may also have removed advance radar systems, reducing effect of missiles

CUBA SAID TO GAIN GREATER CONTROL OF MISSILE BASES; U.S. Fears the Withdrawal of Russians Might Lead to Downing of Planes

Moro and Cabinet resign after defeat on bill to increase state aid to ch schools; Segni accepts resignation conditionally

Italy's Cabinet Falls Over Aid to Schools

J Griffin gives 1st-hand rept of numbers racket operator's payoff to NYC police sgt

Payoff in Harlem

Congolese Acclaim Tshombe on Return

Trial of Mitchell Ends in Hung Jury

Dulles urges sending more FBI agents to Miss, 2-hr conf with Pres Johnson, Washington; other recommendations include closer liaison with Gov Johnson; Pres and Dulles outline proposals, telephone talk with Gov; Dulles doubts need for Fed troops; singles out Klan and Amers for Preservation of White Race as typical of groups to be watched

DULLES REQUESTS MORE F.B.I. AGENTS FOR MISSISSIPPI; Urges President to Expand Force in State to Control ‘Terroristic Activities’; ‘GRAVE DANGER' IS CITED; U.S. Officials Arrest 3 White Men on Charge of Threat to Civil Rights Workers

Western Joint declaration to USSR affirming commitment to unification seen move to bolster Erhard Govt

ALLIES SCORE PACT ON EAST GERMANY; Charge Effort by Moscow to Block Unity—Soviet Assails Vote in Berlin

Comr Keppel urges educators become leaders in fight for integration, s, NAACP conv; urges civil rights leaders adopt creative positions, not merely be yea- or nay-sayers; sees too much energy wasted in 'false skirmishes'; J Shagaloff outlines aims of drive against de facto segregation in North

N.A.A.C.P. BIDS U.S. RULE MISSISSIPPI; Asks Johnson to Use Power Under Constitution to Seize Administration of State

Govt draft statute to grant Prots legal recognition and certain rights reptd accepted by Vatican and RC hierarchy; details; accord deemed victory for Min Castiella, who pressed for statute in hope of improving Spain's image abroad

Catholics in Spain Accept Bill Easing Curb on Protestants

Sheriff Davis and special police force comdr Maj Jourdan say they cannot stop white mobs in St Augustine from attacking Negro demonstrators, Fed ct hearing, Jacksonville; St Augustine quiet; Davis denies inciting mobs, affiliation with Klan leaders; admits friendship with Manucy; Bryant says he has no immediate plans to mobilize Natl Guard; orders 80 more state troopers to city

St. Augustine Aides Say They Cannot Keep Peace

Dirksen, Repr Halleck pledge to take lead to overturn or limit ruling, press COM

G.O.P. MAPS FIGHT ON REDISTRICTING; Dirksen and Halleck to Lead It — Opposition May Be Reflected in Platform

grand jury probe; mystery witness R Errichetti fails to appear; wife of dismissed lt testifies; Murphy says he will begin immediate probe of payoff

MYSTERY WITNESS FAILS TO TESTIFY ON POLICE GRAFT; Civilian Does Not Appear Before Jury Looking Into Payoffs by Gamblers; SOME OFFICERS HEARD; Tarnishing of Public Image by a Few Arouses Angry Resentment on Force

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MOSCOW, June 26 &#8212; The Soviet Union has protested in notes to the United States, Britain and France against plans to hold the West German Presidential election in West Berlin next Wednesday

Soviet Protests Election Plans

Gursel signs death warrants of Col Aydemir and Maj Gurcan, leaders of May '63 attempted revolt; 2 were refused execution by firing squad

TURKEY'S PRESIDENT DOOMS TWO REBELS

BONN, June 26&#8212;West Germany welcomed today's Western declaration on Germany as a &#8220;clear and firm avowal of the joint German and Berlin policy.&#8221;

Bonn Hails Declaration

says he and Gomulka have 'identical or very similar' attitudes, s, Warsaw reception

Tito Wants a U.N. Recipe For Peaceful Coexistence

Papandreou confs with Thant at UN; stresses plebiscite as only solution; confs with Ball; says direct talks with Turks would merely confirm 'great divergence,' news conf; defends Grivas presence in Cyprus; Thant confs with Ball; with Tuomioja, who leaves for Stockholm; Inonu leaves US for London; new violence seen likely; Makarios and Min Georghiades, in UN helicopter, tour Tylliria area; entry point for smuggled Turkish arms; Grivas has visited area; UN announces Brit offer reward for data leading to discovery of Macey; UN command repts 3 Brit soldiers fail to rept for duty, Larnaca area

PAPANDREOU SEES THANT ON CYPRUS; Discussions at U.N. Appear to Achieve No Progress

US denies US jets attacked Communist positions in Plaine des Jarres and beyond

MOSCOW, June 26 (Reuters) &#8212;Following is the text of a note sent by the Foreign Ministry to the United states Embassy here yesterday protesting plans for West German Presidential elections in West Berlin, according to Tass, the soviet press agency:

Soviet Protest

WASHINGTON, June 26&#8212;Officiais here denied press reports that American jets had attacked Communist gun positions in Laos today.

WASHINGTON DENIES JET ACTION IN LAOS

NICOSIA, Cyprus, June 26&#8212;Cyprus appeared to be heading today into a new period of tension and possible serious violence in the wake of the failure of the Washington talks to ease the crisis.

Signs of New Strife

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June 27, 1964

Headlines from June 27, 1964

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ALLEN SAYS CITY NEEDS SCHOOL AID; Asks Governor to Help Get Funds for Integration

U.S. HELPING FIGHT ON SUBWAY CRIME; Grants $500,537 for Radio System on East Side IRT

CUBA SAID TO GAIN GREATER CONTROL OF MISSILE BASES; U.S. Fears the Withdrawal of Russians Might Lead to Downing of Planes

Italy's Cabinet Falls Over Aid to Schools

Billboard 200

Hello; Dolly

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Funny Girl

The Beatles' Second Album

The Third Album

Notable Births

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