July 15, 1964

Gov hooted and booed at Repub natl conv when he s for platform amentment to condemn extremist orgns

acquires control of Parke-Barnet (interest of over 75%) for about $1 1/2 million; comment; reactions; history of both cos

prime mins conf appears to agree unanimously that GB should call conf of Rhodesians to set independence terms; Prime Min Pearson (Canada) proposal for crash program of econ and tech aid seen key to agreement

Eisenhower warns party to unite behind nominee or 'drown in whirlpool of factional strife,' s conv

chronology on Scranton lr and Goldwater's handling of issue; Gov Fannin to ask Repub Govs to seek apology from Scranton; incident linked to overzealous Scranton staff

Maurer delegation concludes talks; communique issued; Rumanians hon at Kremlin dinner; Khrushchev attends; signs of improved relations seen

THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS PLAY “THE DEPUTY” Info on theatre pg.‐Advt.

membership rejects it

Goldwater hails defeat of liberal amendments to platform as showing conv reflects conservative majority in party, statement; holds conservatives have at last won control from Eastern liberal wing and that platform truly represents party

“THE DEPUTY” TICKETS NOW FOB July. Aug. Sep. Oct. Details on theatre page. “Compelling '‐N Y. Times‐Advt.

Govt nationalizes all private and foreign banks, ins cos and 30 indus and commercial concerns; Premier Yahya announces move on 6th anniv of overthrow of royalist regime; says these will be only nationalization measures; says Govt will encourage private investment; Arif announces formation of Arab Socialist Union-Iraqi Region to replace all pol parties; head of UAR Arab Socialist Union is present for anniv fete; Govt announces new law providing death penalty or life imprisonment for sabotage in any orgn covered by nationalization laws; latter reptdly designed to harmonize econ with that of UAR for eventual union

They sailed out of the mist and out of the past, a proud flotilla of square‐rigged ships, accepting graciously the boisterous accolade. For a while, the world's largest seaport forgot it is supposed to be blasé.