July 3, 1964

“THE DEPUTY” TICKETS NOW FOR July, Aug., Sept., Oct. Details on theatre page. “Compelllng” N. Y. Times— Advt.

Johnson uses over 75 pens to sign bill; gives them as mementoes to Sen Dirksen and Humphrey, Atty Gen Kennedy, Rev Dr King, ex-Gov Collins, other Cong members who actively supported bill; announces he will appt Collins Community Relations Service dir, TV s

NLRB, 3-2, rules for 1st time that racial discrimination by a union is an unfair labor practice barred by Taft-Hartley Act, Hughes Tool Co-Ind Metal Workers Union Local 1 case; strips union of bd certification as bargaining agent; orders all-white local to stop refusing to process grievances filed by Negroes; splits on whether Cong intended act's unfair labor sec to apply to cases of racial bias; NAACP gen counsel Carter, who participated in prosecuting case, halls bd decision; favors processing bias complaints through bd rather than through Civil Rights Act Title VII

Vietcong ambushes S Vietnamese 36-truck convoy, Pleiku-Quinhon area; map; 2 US helicopters save it, prevent capture of shells; 29 S Vietnamese soldiers killed, 24 injured, 5 missing; S Vietnamese tactical operation illus

USSR Deputy Min Zorin assails proposed multilateral Polaris missile fleet as aimed at 'quenching nuclear thirst of W Ger revenge seekers,' Geneva disarmament conf; says West must choose between it and accord to halt nuclear weapons spread; US Dir Foster holds 2 projects not inconsistent