June 10, 1967

Govt control struggle apparently under way (Reston rept); deployment of troops by pro- and anti-Nasser officers, including movements on some Govt installations in Cairo before resignation s reptd; speculation on Nasser motives, effects of Mohieddin takeover; Mohieddin is regarded as pro-Western; USSR and E Eur nations reptdly press Nasser to retain control; Cairo radio repts he will go before Natl Assembly to debate issue

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., Saturday, June 10--Secretary General Thant reactivated the United Nations Observer Corps in the Middle East early today in order, to find out the truth about charges of violations of the cease-fire between Israel and the Arab states.

Tito in Moscow for secret conf of E Eur Communist leaders

Gamal Abdel Nasser announced his resignation as President of the United Arab Republic in a radio and television address to the nation, but he later put the question before the National Assembly, which was reported to have rejected his resignation.

Estimate Bd, in move to protect 20¢ fare at least until Mar 1 '68, allots $11,869,768 to NYCTA to pay for transporting uniformed employes of Police, Fire, Sanitation and Correction Depts, Jan 9 '61-Jan 9 '67; gets claim for $,919,849 more for Jan 9 '67-Dec 31 '67; Lindsay hails move, but stresses that protection of fare after Mar will hinge on state voters approval of $2.5-billion mass transit bond issue; Gilhooley and Procaccino comment; all money for payment of claims comes from $84.3-million originally earmarked as subsidy