June 29, 1965

Baloguer returns suddenly after 3-yr exile to visit dying mother; announces candidacy for Pres after provisional govt is formed; hails OAS peace plan; urges rebel and junta leaders step down; challenges Imbert statement that he allows Balaguer to enter country for only 72 hrs; junta allows comm to see pol prisoners, San Francisco

Nguyen Cao Ky reluctance to resign as air force chief disrupts Govt

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va., June 28 -- Patrick Gordon Walker, former British Foreign Secretary and still closely in touch with the Labor Government's foreign policy, said today that the United States should be prepared to negotiate with the Vietcong for a settlement in Vietnam.

strike keeps most fleet cabs off sts; illus; 80% of 4,956 owner-operated cabs run; police rept 8 incidents, fleet owners 33; strike effects discussed; illus; Fed ct grants preliminary injunction to halt city from counting votes; Commerce and Indus Assn urges strike leaders work through NLRB

WASHINGTON, June 28 -- Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower said today that the American people were "horrified" by the conventions that pick their Presidential candidates.