WASHINGTON, June 13 -- A State Department official said today that the three-man mission of the Organization of American States in the Dominican Republic had made little progress toward a political solution there.

U.S. AIDE GLOOMY ON O.A.S. MISSION; Vaughn Asserts Dominican Settlement Is Still Distant U.S. Official Says O.A.S. Mission in Santo Domingo Is Stalled

Lindsay seen naming Liberal if he gets party's nomination

O'DWYER IN RACE; CALLS ROOSEVELT STRONGEST RIVAL; Councilman Joins Ryan as a Democratic Candidate to Oppose Lindsay PARTY STILL IN A SWIRL Liberal Warns on Roosevelt, but Powell Is for Him -- Screvane Move Due O'Dwyer Enters the Democratic Race for Mayor

Javits confs with Liberals Dubinsky and Rose; Costello sees much support for Lindsay in party, TV and radio ints; notes party has backed Repubs for Mayor before; Lindsay seen naming Liberal as running mate if nominated by party; importance to Repub of getting on Liberal line noted; Lindsay stumps Bedford-Stuyvesant and Greenwich Village

LINDSAY PRESSES BID TO LIBERALS; Javits Talks With Dubinsky and Rose and Is Reported Encouraged by Results LINSAY PRESSES BID TO LIBERALS

China, in Jenmin Jih Pao and Hung Chi article, charges USSR collaborates with US

RED CHINA RENEWS ATTACK ON SOVIET FOR 'SOFT TACTICS'; Derides Moscow Leaders as 'Khrushchev's Old Cast' -- Scores Vietnam Policy

demonstrates at Vatican pavilion at World's Fair; illus

Catholics Demonstrate at Vatican Pavilion; Group Protests Plan to Close Hospital in Brooklyn CATHOLICS PICKET VATICAN PAVILION

Spellman alters plan to close St Francis, says he will donate personal coin collection, valued at $500,000, to build new St Francis; credits Sister Anthony Joseph; illus; neighborhood celebrates; City Council Pres Screvane, Repr Scheuer, others present

Spellman Alters His Stand on Closing of Bronx Hospital; SPELLMAN ALTERS HOSPITAL STAND

Martin Buber, 87, Dies in Israel; Renowned Jewish Philosopher; Martin Buber, Philosopher, Dies at 87

US paratroop bn flown from Yungtau to airstrip near Dongxoai to await orders that may send it into battle; map; unconfirmed estimates put S Vietnam losses from 4-day Dongxoai battle at 900; S Vietnamese reptdly have withdrawn into town, are surrounded by Vietcong; Vietcong ambush of S Vietnam paratroop unit detailed; heavy losses linked to delayed US air support; 3 Amer advisers rescued, only 150 of 460 paratroopers have reached safety

U.S. PARATROOPS PREPARE TO JOIN DONGXOAI BATTLE; Battalion in Central Vietnam May Be First Unit Sent Into Full Combat Role SAIGON FORCE BATTERED Toll for 4-Day Engagement Put Near 900, a Record -- Reds Now Ring Town G.I.'S SET TO ENTER DONGXOAI BATTLE

gens set up Natl Leadership Com composed of Nguyen Van Thieu, Nguyen Cao Ky and Nguyen Huu Co; Nguyen Van Thieu pledges a war govt dedicated to unity, discipline and victory; Cath leaders reaction uncertain, Buddhists seem reassured; Cath com warns it will fight any religious monopoly or favoritism to Buddhists

3 MILITARY CHIEFS TO RULE IN SAIGON; Thieu, Ex-Defense Minister, Heads Governing Body -- Religious Feud Reopens 3 MILITARY CHIEFS TO RULE IN SAIG0N

MOSCOW, June 13 -- A year ago the Soviet Union embarked on an experiment in economic reform. The implications were immense, for the whole notion of rigid central control, the basis of the Soviet economy since the nineteen-twenties, was thrown into question.  

Moscow Uncertain Whether to Speed Economic Reform; Moscow Still Uncertain Whether to Speed Reform of Economy

Johnson presses for victory on proposal; bill set for HR action

HOUSE WILL VOTE ON CABINET POST; Johnson Faces Major Test This Week on New Urban and Housing Agency

NY Times survey finds wide pub support for Johnson policies, opposition in acad community, sharp questioning in Washington and abroad

Johnson Policies: A Survey of Support; Johnson Policies: A Survey of Support at Home and Abroad

Production by scientists from Columbia U and Brookhaven Natl Lab of antideuteron raises question of whether more complex aggregates of anti-matter may exist in universe

Physicists Produce Antimatter Particles In a Complex Form; Antimatter Particles Produced In Complex Form by Physicists

Pres Tombalbaye charges 'adventurers' in Sudan plot against nation; threatens to expel Sudanese and repatriate own citizens in Sudan; charges Pres Nkrumah aids rebels in Ghana

Chad Leader Charges Plot By 'Adventurers' in Sudan

Bomani blames Kenya and Uganda for breakup

Tanzanian Assails Kenya On Separation of Currency

UN '64 Statistical Yearbook puts world population in mid-'63 at 3.16 billion; other data

World Population Estimated

Ghanaian Back From Accra

UAR campaign to stir up gen rebellion among tribes slowed by reverses in Yemen; Brit and fed authorities rept security improved; rebel tribesmen harass Brit and fed troops in Dhala area; illus; map; captured tribesmen rept training in sabotage by Egyptian officers in Yemen

REBELLION EASES IN SOUTH ARABIA; But Attacks by Hard Core of Guerrillas Continue

council urges members to help insure success of Sept conf

AFRICAN UNIT URGES END OF DISSENSION

USAF inspector gen Lt Gen Martin criticizes munitions handling at Bienhoa air base, rept to Sen subcom on May explosions; says arrival of a new US plane, which attracted curious crews, saved their lives

BIENHOA HANDLING OF ARMS CRITICIZED

JERUSALEM (Israeli Sector), June 14 -- The Jewish Agency for Israel has disavowed remarks made on Soviet Jews by Dr. Nahum Goldmann, president of the World Zionist Organization.

June 14, 1965

Headlines from June 14, 1965

U.S. AIDE GLOOMY ON O.A.S. MISSION; Vaughn Asserts Dominican Settlement Is Still Distant U.S. Official Says O.A.S. Mission in Santo Domingo Is Stalled

O'DWYER IN RACE; CALLS ROOSEVELT STRONGEST RIVAL; Councilman Joins Ryan as a Democratic Candidate to Oppose Lindsay PARTY STILL IN A SWIRL Liberal Warns on Roosevelt, but Powell Is for Him -- Screvane Move Due O'Dwyer Enters the Democratic Race for Mayor

LINDSAY PRESSES BID TO LIBERALS; Javits Talks With Dubinsky and Rose and Is Reported Encouraged by Results LINSAY PRESSES BID TO LIBERALS

RED CHINA RENEWS ATTACK ON SOVIET FOR 'SOFT TACTICS'; Derides Moscow Leaders as 'Khrushchev's Old Cast' -- Scores Vietnam Policy

Catholics Demonstrate at Vatican Pavilion; Group Protests Plan to Close Hospital in Brooklyn CATHOLICS PICKET VATICAN PAVILION

Billboard 200

Mary Poppins

The Sound Of Music

My Name Is Barbra

The Beach Boys Today!

Dear Heart

Historical Context for June 14, 1965