US planes continue heavy raids; reptdly kill 580 guerrillas in 2 attacks; Gen Moore hails gains; Vietcong, in surprise move, frees 60 S Vietnamese captured at Dongxoai June 8,9; S Vietnamese resupply convoy ambushed 25 mi from Saigon; suffers heavy losses; map

U.S. PILOTS REPORT KILLING 580 REDS IN SOUTH VIETNAM; Air Force and Navy Planes Raid 2 Vietcong Areas -- North Also Is Target 1,000 MORE G.I.'S ARRIVE China Says Americans Flew Over Yunnan Province but Pentagon Denies Charge U.S. Airmen Report 580 Reds Killed

USAF C-121H radar plane with 19 aboard ditches about 100 ml off Nantucket

19 on Downed U.S. Radar Plane; Signal in Atlantic Is Picked Up; U.S. RADAR PLANE DOWN IN ATLANTIC

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Johnson's Cong liaison aide L F O'Brien describes methods of pushing Johnson's programs through Cong, TV int; denies Johnson exerts pressure; says Cong relations as new pol science grew rapidly after '60 elections; says key to system, developed by Pres Kennedy and enlarged by Johnson, is centralized control of every Cong liaison man in every dept; Reprs Frelinghuysen, Laird comment

Johnson's Man on Capitol Hill Describes the Art of Lobbying; O'Brien Calls Tactics More Efficient Than Ever but Denies 'Arm-Twisting'

many top US mil officers and Cong members believe ltd call-up of reserves and sizable increase in '66 defense budget will soon be necessary to support war (Baldwin rept); US forces already in Vietnam plus those en route or programed will bring current total to 100,000 to 150,000; acute squeeze on armed forces personnel, money limitations, equipment shortages or inadequacies and 'unprogramed' nature of war discussed

Rise in Defense Budget to Meet Commitments Is Believed Necessary; A LIMITED CALL-UP FOR VIETNAM SEEN

Repr Lindsay backs Rockefeller for re-election, TV int; bars role in any oust-Rockefeller move; rejects Hughes view that he cannot win; seen at variance with Javits

Lindsay to Support Rockefeller in 1966; Welcomes His Aid; LINDSAY TO BACK ROCKEFELLER IN '66

article on growing number of Upstate cities that have sought Fed aid on renewal; program for cities with under 50,000 population detailed; illus

Urban Renewal Gains Upstate; Residents' Fears Yield to Need; RENEWAL GAINING IN UPSTATE TOWNS

Transit Commissioner John Gilhooley proposed yesterday a comprehensive new New York City Transportation Authority to take over subways, buses, Triborough Bridge and Tunnel facilities, Traffic Department operations and ferries.

GILHOOLEY URGES OVER-ALL AGENCY FOR CITY TRANSIT; It Would Take Over Work of Several Bodies -- Moses Proposed as Head Merger of Transportation Facilities Into One Agency Is Proposed ONE TRANSIT BODY FOR CITY IS URGED

Wagner submits to City Council Broderick proposal for new deputy comr in charge of improving dept relations with minority groups

Wagner Proposes New Police Deputy To Help Minorities; WAGNER PROPOSES 8TH POLICE DEPUTY

Justice, Commerce and HEW Depts, in rept to Pres Johnson, note gains in compliance with Civil Rights Act but cite need for 'compliance in spirit', particularly in North; Pres press sec Moyers says Pres was 'deeply heartened' by nation's response to rights act

RIGHTS ACT GAINS NOTED IN REPORT TO THE PRESIDENT; Cooperation Termed Rapid but 'Compliance in Spirit' Is Said to Be Lacking

500 white segregationists, led by Stoner and Lynch, and 600 Negroes and white sympathizers, led by Farmer, stage separate protest marches, Bogalusa; 400 heavily armed policemen posted along route; Farmer calls city a test of validity of Civil Rights Act and for Pres Johnson's war on KKK; illus

TROOPERS AVERT BOGALUSA CLASH; Highways Closed as Negroes and Whites Demonstrate in 2 Subdued Parades

Saigon sources say US is about to take over main burden of combat, will not publicize new role or use joint command device

Americans Called Ready to Assume Main Burden of War on Vietcong; U.S. Said to Be on Way to Assuming Main Burden of Combat

USSR Communist party instructs controlled press and radio to rept and react promptly to world events, not to suppress news undesirable or embarrassing to USSR, ed in pub Kommunist; says contrary plays into hands of anti-Soviet propagandists; move seen evidence of increasing penetration of information from abroad

SOVIET REVISES POLICY ON PRESS; Papers Instructed to React Quickly to World Events to Bar Gains for West Soviet Revises Policy for Press; Urges Full and Quick Reporting

Rusk warns 'idea of sanctuary is dead,' TV int; says no part of N Vietnam will be safe from US attack so long as N Vietnamese fight in South; warns China on direct involvement; concedes relations with USSR have cooled because of stepped-up fighting; observers surprised by latter comment; note Amb Harriman is due in Moscow for what are believed to be further peace talks; Sen Church scores Repub leaders' call for bombing major N Vietnam centers; Sen Thurmond backs bombing of Haiphong; Javits appeals for full-scale Cong debate

Rusk Tells Vietcong Allies 'Idea of Sanctuary Is Dead'; Rusk Warns Peking and Hanoi 'Idea of the Sanctuary Is Dead'

8 Amer pilots decorated for downing MIGs; illus; describe attack; Gen Moore details safety system to keep Amers from shooting down other Amer planes

PILOTS DESCRIBE DOWNING OF MIG'S; 8 Get Decorations and Tell How Missiles Hit Foe

SAIGON, South Vietnam, July 11 (AP) -- South Vietnam's two top leaders have ruled out as unrealistic the forming of a National Congress as a branch of government, the official Vietnam press reported today.  

SAIGON LEADERS SAID TO BAR A CONGRESS

interfaith group of clergymen, sponsored by Reconciliation Fellowship, returns to US from study mission to Vietnam; urges problem be placed before UN and a peace conf to include Communist China, N and S Vietnam; calls for halt to bombing N Vietnam

CLERGYMEN URGE U.N. VIETNAM ROLE; Group, Back From Saigon, Also Asks Peace Parley

refugees rept Khampa rebels launch guerrilla war against Chinese troops

Tibet Refugees Say Rebels Begin Drive Against Chinese

S Vietnamese soldiers squabble, Danang restaurant; 1 killed, 2 injured, Amer officer injured

Soldier Dies in Danang Row

Identification Move Required

2 US marines killed, 4 injured in clashes, Danang; US planes inflict heavy damage on river shipping area, NW of Hue

25 Vessels Reported Sunk

Marines Killed Near Danang

N Vietnam repts 1st contingent of 'volunteers' has left for 'active assignment,'

CHINA ACCUSES U.S. OF AIR INTRUSION; Peking Says 4 Planes on Raid Flew Over Yunnan

privately-run gas stations to be tried as alternative to present system, deemed chaotic

Private Gas Stations Are Tested by Poland

Philip Is Bruised at Polo

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July 12, 1965

Headlines from July 12, 1965

U.S. PILOTS REPORT KILLING 580 REDS IN SOUTH VIETNAM; Air Force and Navy Planes Raid 2 Vietcong Areas -- North Also Is Target 1,000 MORE G.I.'S ARRIVE China Says Americans Flew Over Yunnan Province but Pentagon Denies Charge U.S. Airmen Report 580 Reds Killed

19 on Downed U.S. Radar Plane; Signal in Atlantic Is Picked Up; U.S. RADAR PLANE DOWN IN ATLANTIC

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Johnson's Man on Capitol Hill Describes the Art of Lobbying; O'Brien Calls Tactics More Efficient Than Ever but Denies 'Arm-Twisting'

Rise in Defense Budget to Meet Commitments Is Believed Necessary; A LIMITED CALL-UP FOR VIETNAM SEEN

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