May 15, 1965

Queen Elizabeth dedicates 3 acres of Runnymede meadow to US people as memorial to late Pres Kennedy; dedicates stone monument designed by G A Jellicoe; illus; inscription noted; those attending include Queen and Prince Philip, Mrs Kennedy, family members, and Lord Harlech; illus; ex-Prime Min Macmillan notes scholarship fund raised by Brit pub is chief memorial; Prime Min Wilson s; Sec Rusk accepts land gift for US; Mrs Kennedy issues statement of thanks

UN Security Council asks Thant to send UN repr to scene, in response to rebel plea; US joins unanimous vote; rebels charge OAS is unable to act or oppose US wishes; urge Thant stop advance of US troops; Thant agrees to send advance mission under Maj Gen Rikhye but notes difficulties in carrying out Council mandate; Stevenson denies specific rebel charges of mil advance; says US could not prevent junta air attack

final returns show Conservatives gained 562 seats, lost 10, Labor gained 45 seats, lost 419, Liberals gained 39, lost 213; Conservatives jubilant; control boro councils in 20 cities and towns; Labor leaders discount results; Min Crossman comments; latest Gallup poll shows Conservatives gain

article on preparations at Lindsay hq; illus

China's rept of its 2d atomic bomb explosion seen raising fear of Chinese involvement in war; Liao Cheng-chih, Chinese delegate to African-Asian Solidarity conf, Ghana, repts 'some well-intentioned friends' advocate accepting US proposal to conf, argues against their stand; friends believed to include Algeria and UAR