April 23, 1967

Orbits earth in Soyuz 1 spacecraft; his por

Sen R F Kennedy says pub discussion of crises has led to 'thoughtful and informed dicisions' more often than had suppression of facts in interest of natl security, s, ASNE

US planes lost through Apr 20 listed; B-52s stage raids against suspected enemy positions; B-57 downed

excerpts from memoirs to be published in NY Times and Life just before book pub in fall; Times pres A O Sulzberger, Life publisher Hardy and Thomas decline to comment on terms; book said to be literary and philosophical document rather than pol tract or expose; Greenbaum says she will use proceeds from serialization for charitable projects; one is fund in memory of late husband B Singh for aid to people in Indian village of Kalakankar; another is aid to internatl orphanage in Pestalozzi, Switzerland; she spends day in seclusion at LI home of Mrs Macmillan's father, S H Johnson Sr

mil junta reptd to be ruling against will of Constantine, who has refused to sign decree declaring state of siege and suspending many const liberties; Athens reptd calm; 2 killed in scattered shooting; Patakos and Papadopoulos said to be most powerful figures; arrest and subsequent release of Arnaoutis and Kanellopoulos noted; 16-member Cabinet completed; list; P Ekonomou-Gouras named Foreign Min; Premier Kollias, in s to nation, outlines Govt program; seizure of Papandreous described; some newspapers to be allowed to resume pub; several newspaper owners and eds reptd under arrest, others hiding; newsmen warned they are responsible for what they write; situation in Salonika said to be returning to normal; Communist party appeals for natl front against 'monarcho-fascist dictatorship'; US seeks assurance from new mil leaders that seized politicians will be treated according to dem standards; Amb Talbot reptdly assured there will be no summary executions; Parliament bldg illus under guard