Athanasiadis-Novas asks Parliament for confidence vote as scuffles erupt on floor; revs crisis; deals mildly with Papandreou; Min Melas charges Mrs A Papandreou wrote lrs to wives of Pres Johnson, Sec Rusk, Vice Pres Humphrey and other pol leaders asking US support; she admits charge

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30 B-52'S ATTACK VIETCONG TARGET; Quangtin Hit by Guam-Based Craft -- Misfire Is Said to Kill 3 Saigon Soldiers

By Jack Langguth

30 Guam-based B-52 bombers strike suspected Vietcong base, Doxa area; US troops end Phuoctuy offensive; fail to contact Vietcong, accidentally kill 3 S Vietnamese soldiers; search illus; S Vietnamese kill 17 guerrillas, capture 6, Binthuan Prov; scattered Vietcong actions described; map

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Misunderstanding, Ford Says in Reply To Johnson Attack; JOHNSON'S ATTACK REBUTTED BY FORD

By Tom Wicker

Ford says Johnson attack on 'prominent' Repub is possible result of misunderstanding, news conf; White House press sec Moyers says there will be no further comment; chronology of controversy; details on 3 newspaper repts on Mansfield statement

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' Horror' Nursing Homes in City Reopen as Hotels, Senators Hear; HORROR' HOMES REOPENING HERE

By Natalie Jaffe

22 nursing homes, closed in '63, reopen as residential hotels

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BADILLO JOINING SCREVANE SLATE; Relocation Chief Will Run for President of Bronx -Reformers Disappointed BADILLO JOINING SCREVANE SLATE

By R.w. Apple Jr

Screvane names Comr Badillo, Puerto Rican, for Bronx Boro Pres on his slate, Beame names Sen Warner, Negro

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Italy's Newest Liner, a Floating Art Gallery, Is Welcomed by Port; RAFFAELLO GETS A PORT WELCOME

By Edward A. Morrow

Raffaello in NYC; illus

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City Will Recruit Negro Teachers Ousted in South; CITY WILL RECRUIT NEGRO TEACHERS

By Robert H. Terte

NYC Educ Bd pres Garrison and Deputy Supt King announce Operation Reclaim, to recruit and retrain 500 Negro teachers ousted in South as result of desegregation for NYC pss; 1st yr cost set at $4 million; Fed aid to be sought

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RUSK SAYS HANOI, NOT THE VIETCONG, HAS KEY TO PEACE; He Asserts North Vietnam Must Decide to Withdraw Men and End Arms Aid STRESSES INFILTRATION Secretary Hints Bombings Can Halt -- Reds Rule Out Any U.N. Intervention RUSK SAYS HANOI HAS KEY TO PEACE

By Richard Ederspecial To the New York Times

Rusk says N Vietnam holds key to peace, news conf; says it must withdraw troops, halt arms aid to Vietcong; hints US might suspend raids if N Vietnam took equivalent step; discusses current Adm effort for UN role; rules out use of Nationalist Chinese troops; takes issues with Russell statement on S Vietnamese support for Ho Chi Minh; Goldberg confs with Mansfield and Sen Aiken on UN role

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HEATH AND WILSON CLASH IN HOUSE; LABOR WINS VOTE; Government Survives a Test of Confidence as Tories Score Economic Moves HEATH AND WILSON CLASH IN COMMONS

By Clyde H. Farnsworthspecial To the New York Times

Commons, 303-290, defeats Conservative no-confidence motion over Govt's econ policies; Conservative party leader Heath clashes sharply with Wilson in debate; charges Govt undermined confidence through series of econ misjudgments; Callaghan links econ troubles to Conservatives; Wilson holds legal controls will be used if voluntary wage and price restraints are not effective; Maudling scores Wilson

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