Wins '65 Pulitzer Prize in drama for The Subject Was Roses

' Subject Was Roses' Wins Pulitzer Prize tot Drama; GILROY PLAY WINS A PULITZER PRIZE

UN Security Council meets on crisis; Amb Stevenson says US has summoned resources of hemisphere to prevent another Communist state; urges UN allow OAS to continue peace efforts; charges USSR seeks to exploit anarchy; blames USSR and Cuban subversion for much of Caribbean unrest; USSR Amb Fedorenko scores Amer 'militarism'; demands Council condemn US and demand troops leave; Stevenson protests Cuban attack; other details; anti-US demonstrators at UN hq illus

SHARP U.N. CLASH; Stevenson Answers Russian Charges of Charter Violation Stevenson Answers Soviet Charges in Sharp Clash at U.N. U.S. 'MILITARISM' SCORED IN DEBATE American Says Hemisphere Nations Will Bar Setting Up of a New Red Regime

Commons, 261,249, approves Govt bill to outlaw racial discrimination in 'places of public resort'; Conservatives voted almost unanimously to kill bill; opposed its form; Sec Soskice offers to consider amendments

LABOR PARTY WINS RACIAL BILL TEST; Close Vote in House Backs Ban on Discrimination

US proposes formation of inter-Amer peace force, OAS meeting; plan, presented by Bunker, is opposed amid resentment of US unilateral intervention; US seeks to give its mil presence internatl character but will not wait for OAS sanction before acting; Bunker plan would merge US units with others in peace force; Chile reptdly asks OAS denounce US action; Brazil and Argentina reptdly back US; resolution asking for relief supplies adopted; US aid ship leaves PR for Dominican Repub

PLAN IS CRITICIZED; Washington Trying to Win Backing -- Some Latin Nations Balk

NYS Sen, 55-to-1, approves Rockefeller bill to cut Blue Cross required emergency reserve funds, thus averting rate rise; defeats Thaler amendment for more subscriber representation on Blue Cross bd; Metcalf cast sole negative vote

BLUE CROSS PLAN PASSED IN ALBANY; Rockefeller's Bill to Reduce Reserves and Avert Rise Gains Final Approval BLUE CROSS PLAN PASSED IN ALBANY

Garment Pickets Fan Out Through City and Into Jersey as Strike Spreads; GARMENT STRIKE SPREADING HERE

Council of Econ Advisors finds indus could give 3% wage rise without raising prices, rept released by Pres Johnson

PANEL SAYS STEEL COULD RAISE PAY AND HOLD PRICES; Economic Advisers Report to Johnson After Study of Industry's Output

Johnson repeats part of F F Hoar s he learned as child in s to AFL-CIO warning Communists on trying to set up govt in W Hemisphere

Johnson Reiterates Warning on Reds; JOHNSON REPEATS WARNING TO REDS

Pres Johnson, G Meany and Sen Javits back repeal

Johnson Reports Business Profit Up; JOHNSON REPORTS PROFITS UP IN '65

US-S Vietnamese communique repts 3,500 US paratroopers will be brought in to guard Bienhoa-Vungtau mil base complex, bringing total US personnel to 37,000; repts arrival of 75 larger and faster helicopters together with 780 crewmen; map

FIRST PARATROOPS ARRIVE IN SAIGON; Vanguard of U.S. Force of 3,500 Lands to Protect Port and Air Base U.S. Deploys Armor, Planes and Troops Against Vietcong Threat FIRST PARATROOPS ARRIVE IN SAIGON

says Cahn's 'crimes' concern his effort to conduct undercover probe of jail; charges he violated Penal Code by trying to place unauthorized persons inside jail without knowledge or consent of Sheriff; holds he broke law by trying to get police to help him commit forgery by falsifying records to enable placement of informers in jail; charges it is crime for Dist Atty to try to bar police officers from consulting with superiors and from ascertaining and following County Exec's orders; Cahn concedes attempted undercover probe, denies committing crime; Nickerson says he sent lr to Rockefeller demanding probe of alleged crimes and stating that enough evidence has been shown for Cahn's ouster; charges buttressed by County Atty Weinstein legal memo; Cahn charges Nickerson, Police Comr Kelly and other high police officials ruined his probe by disclosing undercover plan; Nickerson, Weinstein subpoenaed by grand jury

Nickerson Bares Cahn 'Crime': An Undercover Inquiry at Jail; NICKERSON BARES 'CRIMES' OF CAHN

US Sup Ct, 6-3, upholds State Dept power to refuse to grant passports for travel to Cuba, L Zemel case; decision upholds dept right to designate areas to which citizens may not travel without its permission, distinguishes situation from earlier cases in which it invalidated dept efforts to deny passports

HIGH COURT BACKS CUBA TRAVEL BAN; Says State Department Can Limit Journeying Abroad

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US forces open corridor through rebel-held area of city, cutting it in 2; US expects to maintain troops indefinitely; 2 rebels, 1 marine killed in clashes; rebels illus; map; new US corridor links internatl zone with San Isidro; mil build-up continues; Martin tells Johnson rebel movement is Communist-controlled; holds dem pro-Bosch elements destroyed; 2,000 Dominicans reptd killed in civil war; Caamano and other rebels deny Communist link; Solomon arrives; food and water distributed to civilians

U.S. TROOPS SPLIT DOMINICAN REBELS; G.I.'s Cut Capital in Two -- Bosch Asserts Insurgent Is Elected President U.S. Troops Split the Rebel Forces in a Drive Across the Dominican Capital CORRIDOR IS SET UP TO UNITE SECTORS Marines and Army Linked -- Long Occupation Task to Bring Order Seen

Norodom Sihanouk links Cambodia's break of diplomatic ties with US to S Vietnamese planes Apr 28 attack on 2 Cambodian villages

CAMBODIA BREAKS TIE WITH THE U.S.; Prince Cites Border Attack and a Magazine Article -- Move May Bar Talks

NEW DELHI, May 3 -- India showed new signs of toughness toward Pakistan over the Rann of Cutch today while Western efforts to bring about a negotiated cease-fire appeared to be stalled.  

Indian Attitude Stiffens

WITH INDIAN FORCES IN THE RANN OF CUTCH, May 3 -- As cease-fire talks lagged, Indian soldiers dug in today at forward posts in the Rann of Cutch. The current lull in the fighting was interrupted by sporadic shellings.  

Water Seeps Into Rann

BRITAIN THANKS U.S. FOR DOMINICAN HELP

Pakistan Backs Arbitration

Assembly adds $3,160,000 to '65 budget to cover raises for Govt workers

El Salvador Raises Pay

Pakistan charges Indian troops m ve toward E Pakistan-W Bengal State border; repts India continues shelling Pakistani positions in Rann; offers to submit dispute to arbitration or mediation; would accept Internatl Ct; Shastri scorns Ayub 'threat of total war'; scene at Indian forward posts; map

PAKISTAN REPORTS THREAT TO BORDER; Charges Indians Advance 1,000 Miles From Rann

Pres Johnson announces Fed grants to 4 univs to help develop centers of science and engineering

4 Schools Get U.S. Aid For Specialty Centers

Marchers Assail Malaysia And U.S. in Jakarta Parade

200 US marines airlifted to area SW of Danana; are joined by co entering on foot; tank patrol illus

Marines Lifted From Base

Eur Council Assembly pres Pflimlin rejects idea of W Eur as 3d force

May 4, 1965

Headlines from May 4, 1965

' Subject Was Roses' Wins Pulitzer Prize tot Drama; GILROY PLAY WINS A PULITZER PRIZE

SHARP U.N. CLASH; Stevenson Answers Russian Charges of Charter Violation Stevenson Answers Soviet Charges in Sharp Clash at U.N. U.S. 'MILITARISM' SCORED IN DEBATE American Says Hemisphere Nations Will Bar Setting Up of a New Red Regime

LABOR PARTY WINS RACIAL BILL TEST; Close Vote in House Backs Ban on Discrimination

PLAN IS CRITICIZED; Washington Trying to Win Backing -- Some Latin Nations Balk

BLUE CROSS PLAN PASSED IN ALBANY; Rockefeller's Bill to Reduce Reserves and Avert Rise Gains Final Approval BLUE CROSS PLAN PASSED IN ALBANY

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The Beach Boys Today!

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Historical Context for May 4, 1965