November 6, 1965

UNITED NATIONS N.Y., Nov. 5 -- The General Assembly adopted today an African-Asian resolution calling on Britain to suspend Rhodesia's Constitution and establish a representative government, using military force if necessary.

analysis of vote shows bedrock Conservative strength is 170,000-210,000 votes, 50-38% below Buckley total; Buckley get 339,137 votes compared with 171,456 Conservative votes for NYC Assembly candidates; Beame suffered heavy defections from Dem voters who returned to Dem line in voting for Assemblymen; Lindsay got 873,721 votes on Repub line; Repub Assembly votes totaled only 673,891; O'Doherty disputes Liberal efforts to match Buckley vote with Gerosa's 321,604 in '61; holds Gerosa's was largely conservative Dem vote; charges Times Nov 4 rept on Lindsay appeal to Jews was misinterpretation

Sec Rusk revs war situation, news conf, Washington; repts US mil effort 'progressing well' but warns 'severe fighting' lies ahead; sees no immediate hope of talks with N Vietnam; cites recent statement on pause in bombing; says N Vietnam continues to infiltrate troops and supplies into S Vietnam despite US build-up; repts 2 additional regts infiltrated recently; illus

move is under way to oust Koch and Greitzer from Tammany exec com for backing Lindsay; no precedent exists for move; Powell's '52 defection from natl party ticket without reprimand recalled; Koch comments

Logan alarmed over rept US Budget Bur wants poor to serve less as policy-makers and more as program workers