Lodge in Washington; confs with Johnson, Taylor, Adm officials; holds press conf, White House; illus

Ex‐Envoy Confident of Vietnam Success After Long Fight

NOT BY BREAD ALONE&#8212;but by appetizere and entrees that look beautiful. taste great. Follow recipes on The New York Times wromen's page&#8212;Advt.

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special grand jury to be empaneled to probe police-gambler ties; 10 more police testify; order for writ to seize Errichetti signed

SPECIAL JURY DUE TO PRESS INQUIRY ON POLICE GRAFT; Will Be Sworn In Monday to Assist 2 Other Panels in Gambling Investigation; BIG PAYOFFS INDICATED; More Policemen and Wife of Officer Testify—Writ Out for Missing Witness

Cong Repub group under Repr Ford charges Adm has allowed rail superiority to slip away in last 4 yrs by failing to spur development of new weapons systems; Sec McNamara rebuts charges

G.O.P. BLOC SCORES U.S. DEFENSE ‘GAP’; House Unit Says Democrats Have Lost Arms Edge and Misjudged Soviet Aims

Tshombe claims unconditional support of Natl Liberation Com, says Adoula assures him Gizenga will be freed 'within hrs,'

Tshombe Claims Leftist Backing For Congo Reconciliation Move

Cong conf approves Intact HR version of bill to extend taxes, rejecting Sen amendments

CONFERENCE KILLS EXCISE REPEALERS; Senate Group Gives Way to House—Retail Taxes Will Stay for Another Year

Atty Gen Kennedy, queried at Cracow, Poland, meeting, says 'there is no doubt' that Oswald killed Pres, that he was not motivated by Communist ideology but was rather a 'misfit' 'protesting against soc,'

Robert Kennedy Says Oswald Acted on Own in Assassination

ambs of US, GB, Canada, India, S Vietnam and Thailand urge immediate cease-fire and withdrawal of all forces to positions held before recent outbreak of fighting; all except India assail N Vietnam for intervention; neutralists rept Meo tribesmen counter Pathet Lao attack, Muong Soul; Communist China press agency charges more US air raids on Communist positions, last wk; denies presence of N Vietnam troops; diplomatic deadlock over Laos hardens as Poland abandons 6-nation conf plan

LAOS CEASE‐FIRE AND WITHDRAWAL URGED BY ENVOYS; U.S. and 4 Others at Talk in Vientiane Assail North Vietnam for Intervention

fair corp announces it will prepay 1/4 of its total long-term debt on Aug 1, 2 yrs before due date; 'tremendous' advance ticket sales linked

25% OF FAIR'S DEBT TO BE PAID EARLY; Reduction Aug. 1 Attributed to Advance Sale of Tickets

IT's FUN&#8208;SCORE &#8220;ALL&#8208;STAR&#8221; GAME Just a few pleasant minutes could bring you a big prize. Details and entry blank are In Today's World&#8208;Telegram&#8212;Advt.

VIENTIANE, June 29 (Reuters) &#8212; Neutralist military sources said today that sharpshooting Meo tribesmen had moved into the hills overlooking the last neutralist stronghold on the strategic Plaine des Jarres at Muong Soui to counter a flanking push on the town by the pro&#8208;Communist Pathet Lao.

says he returned to help Repubs pick candidate, 2-hr int with group of NY Times newsmen, Reston rept; confirms Times early rept of plan to return; says health was not reason but that wife was fatigued

In an Interview, He Asserts He Quit to Help Party

Rockefeller to name special com to guide him in calling special Legis session on redistricting; will call session as soon as com repts; lists specific points he wants com to weigh, including whether reapportionment should be put into effect by Const amendment or by statute; Mahoney, Carlino back plan; Mahoney confs with 25 Repub Sens, who approve resolution pledging action to comply with Ct ruling

ROCKEFELLER ACTS ON REDISTRICTING; WILL NAME PANEL; Special Legislative Session to Be Called After Report by Bipartisan Group; G. O. P. LEADERS MEET; Mahoney Says Legislature Will Cooperate—New Lines Unlikely for '64 Election

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

US offers to provide special repr to be available for talks with Tuomioja and Greek and Turkish reprs; Inonu reptd sympathetic, Papandreou skeptical; Stevenson and State Dept officials have outlined offer to Thant, who confs with Kyprianou

U.S. Offers to Send Envoy To Seek a Cyprus Accord; Adviser Would Help the U.N. Mediator at Geneva if Aid Was Requested—Acheson and Norstad Mentioned

Sen B E Jordan, in unusual move, rushes his resolution requiring Sens and Sen employes to disclose outside business holdings to Sen floor ahead of accompanying com rept to head off like measure to be offered by Sen Keating as amendment to pay bill

Rules Panel Softens Code On Finances of Senators

Supervisors Bd head Griffing appts com to study feasibility of dividing county into 2 separate counties; move results from fear that case pending before Fed panel protesting equal voting strength of supervisors will call for weighted votes; suit contends that 5 western towns, with almost 90% of county's population, have same voting strength on bd as 5 eastern towns; County Exec Dennison opposes weighted vote; bd to act on proposal for 4-yr term for supervisors

Suffolk Names Panel to Study Dividing It Into Two Counties

THE WORLD's MOST FAMOUS PLAY &#8220;THE DEPUTY&#8221; Into on theatre pg.&#8208;Advt.

US grants visas to Cuban physicist Dr J Alvarez and wife, who left Cuban plane in Ireland

Cubans Given U.S. Visas

thousands give emotional greeting to Kennedys; family responds by standing on roof of auto in central sq and singing When Polish Eyes are Smiling; ride on roof of car; Amb Cabot gives dinner; Polish Govt hints displeasure at contacts with people

KENNEDYS HAILED ON CRACOW VISIT; Family, on Car, Sings ‘When Polish Eyes Are Smiling’

A 32&#8208;year&#8208;old man who was rekased from prison three days ago after serving a 10&#8208;year sentence for assault and rob bery was arrested last night on an identical charge. The police said that Vernon Roberson had held up a clerk at Travers Pharmacy, 921 Seventh Avenue, near 58th Street, and had taken $26 from the cash register.

Newly Freed Convict Held

Mrs Kennedy unveils plaque on spot where Pres gave address at Independence Hall, Phila, July 4, '62

Memorial to Kennedy Unveiled by Mother

Spaniards Home From Cuba

Warren comm to ask FBI to probe Dallas News pub of diary; comm not to pub own rept until after Repub Natl Conv; I Krueger, Dallas News ed, defends diary pub

Editor Defends Diary

WASHINGTON, June 29 (AP) &#8212;The Warren Commission decided today to ask the Federal Bureau of Investigation to investigate the newspaper publication of the diary of Lee H. Oswald, accused assassin of President Kennedy.

F.B.I. to Check on Diary

Alexandra Christina, Countess of Frederiksborg,, formerly Princess Alexandra of Denmark, is the former wife of Prince Joachim of Denmark, the younger brother of King Frederik X of Denmark.

June 30, 1964

Headlines from June 30, 1964

Ex‐Envoy Confident of Vietnam Success After Long Fight

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SPECIAL JURY DUE TO PRESS INQUIRY ON POLICE GRAFT; Will Be Sworn In Monday to Assist 2 Other Panels in Gambling Investigation; BIG PAYOFFS INDICATED; More Policemen and Wife of Officer Testify—Writ Out for Missing Witness

G.O.P. BLOC SCORES U.S. DEFENSE ‘GAP’; House Unit Says Democrats Have Lost Arms Edge and Misjudged Soviet Aims

Tshombe Claims Leftist Backing For Congo Reconciliation Move

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