July 17, 1965

Moses submits revised plan for proposed Westchester-Nassau Counties span prepared by Madigan-Hyland Inc; rept outlines route; map; proposes Rye approach by way of Playland Pkwy and Oakland Beach instead of earlier proposed alignment near Port Chester; holds change would minimize property destruction, save $3 million; proposes new authority to operate project, including reprs of Westchester, Nassau and TB&TA

WASHINGTON, July 16--Adlai E. Stevenson, twice denied the nation's highest office, was given a national funeral today in recognition of his services to his country.

data indicate Mars is desolate planet; Pickering says thin air must blow with great velocity to produce dust storms; Dr Kliore repts air pressure at surface, indicated by change in frequency of radio signals as craft passed behind planet, 1%-2.5% that on earth; ionosphere 14 as high as earth's; electron density 1/10th of earth's; mass of planet is 1/3,098,500th that of sun; weak gravity seen acctg for thin atmosphere; 4th photo recd; 1st photo and diagram of area photographed

Rockefeller says he will seek reelection, press conf; doubts anyone can talk him out of it; insists there is no rift with Javits; gibes at Hughes's lr; in reply to query on whether Javits would like to be Gov, he says he thinks he wants to be Vice Pres; belittles Repub opposition to him; Javits also denies split; to back Rockefeller if he runs

new US Army directive authorizes direct transfers of troops from W Ger to Vietnam; some units have already been reassigned but Army spokes men stress over-all troop level remains same

NY Times survey finds cautious feeling, Harlem, that violence can be averted this summer; cites factors which have led to improvement, including efforts of United Council of Harlem Orgns and Haryou-Act; notes some dissension

USSR launches record 26,000-lb satellite with new booster rocket

civil rights demonstrators attacked by white segregationists 7 times while picketing shopping center, Bogalusa; CORE natl community relations dir Gartner and wife among those hurt; state police remain aloof until 7th attack; Burbank says his men did not act sooner because center is not within their jurisdiction; 7 pickets arrested for trespassing; Justice Dept probes incident as possible violation of Fed ct injunction directing Bogalusa police to protect demonstrators; 400 Negroes and white sympathizers halted earlier by police in march on City Hall; Doar confers with Cutrer and other city officials; illus

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US State Dept statement says Harriman-Kosygin talk reflects no new developments or change of views; acts to quell widespread speculation talks may have produced major breakthrough; Sen Morse urges Cong remain in session to stop further escalation of war; Sen Stennis urges extended session to appraise financial needs; Repr Laird charges Sen Mansfield distorts Repub views; top Repub Cong leaders demand Johnson consult them if more troops are to be sent; US transfers some combat troops from W Ger to Vietnam

comments on downgrading of city bonds

S Vietnam leaders conf with McNamara and others in US delegation; tell of plans to call for more US combat troops and to add 160,000 S Vietnam troops to present force of 550,000; McNamara reptd noncommittal; US Embassy aide B Zorthian briefs press on McNamara confs; says talks centered on infiltration of N Vietnamese troops