June 27, 1966

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Silverman, Klein, Rohan appear on various TV programs together; Albano denies lr to Repub com members is illegal; says he bore cost; denies lr is involvement in Dem primary; calls it expression of Repub views for its candidate; Klein says he and Silverman are pawns in Jones-Kennedy power struggle; Silverman, Kennedy, Klein tour Lower E Side; NYS Trial Lawyers Assn Surrogate's Ct Com statement denies Klein nomination is deal; assn natl pres Keiner issues counterstatement disavowing com

12,000-15,000 attend rally at Capitol, Jackson, completing civil rights march through Miss; Meredith, King, Carmichael, Urban League exec dir W M Young Jr and others s; march and rally without serious incidents as Natl Guard troops, state and local law enforcement officers stand by; Meredith forced to leave march because of leg wounds; C Evers and other NAACP officials barred from rally program as factionalism among rights orgns continues; Evers refusal to sign 'march manifesto' cited as reason; Young reptdly was barred until he signed manifesto; rally and Meredith addressing it illus

Jackson reptdly was closely queried at party conv about his statements on 'black power'; issues another statement hailing SNCC and Black Panther movement for aiding cause of Negro representation

nongovt Internatl Assembly on Nuclear Weapons, Scarborough, Ont, with support of US and USSR officials, calls on nuclear powers to forego all underground nuclear testing for ltd 'trial period' during which a system of 'verification by challenge or inv' would be triad; Western and Communist disarmament officials hopeful move may break impasse on full tests ban; experimental moratorium proposed by US repr, supported by USSR participants, then endorsed by assembly; is variation of Swedish proposal for 'inspection by challenge'; conf reveals impatience by nonnuclear states over slow progress toward nonproliferation treaty; nonnuclear states hold that if they give up nuclear arms nuclear powers must take steps to reduce theirs; Mrs Myrdal proposes deferring nonproliferation talks in favor of talks toward cut-off in fissionable materials production and comprehensive tests ban; Prime Min Pearson quoted on need for restraint by nuclear powers; conf sponsored by Canadian Inst of Internatl Affairs, Brit Inst for Strategic Studies, Carnegie Endowment for Internatl Peace and Amer Assembly; US Deputy Dir Fisher, USSR Prof Yemelyanov and Lord Chalfont participate in private capacity