April 3, 1965

BOAC plans $19-million terminal, 1st to be built in US by foreign carrier; model illus

Wilson confs with Pres de Gaulle, Paris, on GB's econ position

printers and publishers ask mediator T W Kheel to help resolve remaining issues; disputes with photoengravers and printers over wording of publishers lr settled; details; deliverers union to withdraw from Newspaper Trades Council in policy dispute; ANG NY exec vp T J Murphy says he will resign from council and will urge ANG to do so; Wagner cancels trip to Vanderbilt U because of crisis

UN Sec Gen Thant, in move to aid apartheid victims, asks US, GB, Norway and Sweden to help set up emergency program to educate and train S Africans for business and professional jobs

Johnson, Taylor and Natl Security Council meet; decide to send several thousand more US troops to S Vietnam to train S Vietnamese forces and protect key Amer installations, continue air strikes against N Vietnam; also decide to increase size of S Vietnamese forces by 160,000 men and raise aid to S Vietnam to strengthen rural provs where Vietcong make heavy inroads; Johnson calls news conf; says, in commenting on Stewart statement of hopeful signs in N Vietnam attitude, that he has no such information; Taylor optimistic; says chances of Chinese intervention are 'very slight at present time'; has closed-door appearance before Sen com; Sen Fulbright repts danger of Chinese intervention was discussed, that situation is 'very serious and very unhappy'; Adm develops 'contingency planning' on possibility of Chinese intervention; Taylor, Fulbright and Stennis illus