Solzhenitsyn apparently wins battle for pub of at least 1 of his suppressed novels (H E Salisbury rept); his lr circulated at Writers Cong resulted in his appearing at union meeting where full discussion of issues took place; secret police returned papers and mss held for 2 yrs; most Soviet writers predict Soviet literary censorship will end in '68

Russians Predicting End of Censorship; Soviet Writers Predict Abolition of Censorship

Pres Johnson repts urging Israel to readmit 'maximum number' possible, wire to Gore; Israel reptdly delays return by insisting on right to exclude 'undesirables,' such as Palestine Liberation Orgn members

REFUGEES' RETURN URGED BY JOHNSON; He Asks That Israel Allow a 'Maximum Number' in Jordan to Go Home REFUGEES' RETURN URGED BY JOHNSON

Lindsay bars Ginsberg trip to Jerusalem to help city reorganize its soc services until dispute is settled; Teamsters Joint Council 16 offers Israeli agency $500,000 to keep him permanently

City Welfare Chief To Help Jerusalem; City Welfare Chief Will Assist Jerusalem Mayor for 2 Weeks

U.N. Urged to Overcome Israel Stand on Jerusalem; U.N. Urged to Counter Israeli Defiance

B Lowe, Negro reporter for Trenton, NJ, Trentonian, charges policemen clubbed him during Newark racial disturbances; white reporter attacked by looters

NEWARK'S MAYOR CALLS IN GUARD AS RIOTS SPREAD; DOWNTOWN IS HIT Scores Are Injured  Police Instructed to Return Fire Guard Called as Newark Riots Spread

HR, 271-111, passes Patman bill banning sale of tickets in Federally insured banks; agrees to delay ban until Apr to permit NYS Legis to authorize new sales outlets; Repr Fino accuses bill backers of 'hillbilly morality'; Murphy sees lottery operation costs greatly increased if state takes over tasks now handled by banks; directs dist tax offices to put employes on temporary special duty to make promotional trips to all lottery outlets to spur ticket sales; Ind Theater Owners Assn of NY pres Brandt suggests sales in movie theaters

HOUSE VOTES CURB ON LOTTERY SALES; Bill Bans Participation by Federally Insured Banks  Senate Action in Doubt HOUSE VOTES CURB ON LOTTERY SALES

GENERALS AGREE WITH PRESIDENT ON BUILD-UP ISSUE; Wheeler and Westmoreland Support Modest Increase of Forces in Vietnam M'NAMARA IS AT MEETING Troop 'Balance' Called Goal  B-52 Raids Resumed in the Buffer Zone JOHNSON BACKED BY TOP GENERALS

W Ger and France agree to establish joint comm to discuss 'pol and security' needs of both countries in next decade; de Gaulle says countries must remain together to avoid preponderance of US; Bonn comments on comm; officials say de Gaulle's statement does not mean change in Kiesinger policy towards US; Kiesinger and de Gaulle agree to hold meetings 'in special situations' at highest level of 2 Govts

Paris and Bonn to Set Up A Board to Study Security; PARIS-BONN BOARD ON SECURITY IS SET

Sen com rejects increasing grants under Alliance for Progress to $110-million, fiscal '68, and $115-million, fiscal '69

Senate Panel Cuts Economic Aid Bill; SENATE UNIT CUTS ECONOMIC AID BILL

Ford Grant to Aid CORE in Cleveland; Ford Grant Awarded to CORE For Rights Work in Cleveland

revolt apparently over; 180 white mercenaries encircled at Kisangani airport reptdly break out and flee into bush, taking some hostages with them; 2 privately owned transports chartered by Swiss Red Cross evacuate 100 from airport including 60 wounded Congolese troops; official sources rept 6 Eursa among about 50 persons killed during incidents at Bukavu; rept 135 US citizens there are safe and city calm; 2 of 3 US transports continue logistical aid to army; Kinshasa calm; curfew lifted; 82 refugees arrive, Brussels; rept Congo troops killed at least 11 Eurs; Red Cross repts group of hostages thought to have been taken by mercenaries have been found safe

REVOLT IN CONGO APPARENTLY OVER; Mercenary Force Encircled at Kisangani Breaks Out and Heads for the Bush Congo Revolt Seems Over as Mercenaries Flee

Kirk announces Columbia will make available 'immediately' to all cigarette mfrs new filter that shows dramatic cut in inhaled tars and nicotine, news conf; says univ will set up special corp to handle licensing arrangements; he and Amer Cancer Soc, in separate statement, stress they still feel smoking is dangerous and people should not smoke; univ offers statistics showing filter is avg of 70% more effective than others on mkt; tobacco cos stocks rise, NYSE; Drs E Wynder and A C Williams comment on filter; cigarette mfrs cautious in reactions; Strickman, Kirk and Merritt illus at news conf

Columbia to Offer Its New Filter To Cigarette Matters at Once; COLUMBIA PLANS TO OFFER FILTER

The Proceedings In the U.N.

RC Ch to give its vacant rural estates to natl land reform agency for distr ibution among peasants

Catholic Church Yielding Vacant Estates to Colombia

Annual meeting, Jerusalem; B'nai B'rith pres Wexler proposed shift in meeting place from Geneva

WIDER ROLE DUE FOR JEWISH GROUP; Conference of Organizations Ends Jerusalem Session

Families of 1,830 people slaughtered, Marzabotto by Nazi SS troops in '44, to decide by secret ballot whether to pardon W Reder, SS major who gave order to kill; Reder serving life sentence, Gaeta mil prison

VICTIMS' KIN TO VOTE ON PARDON FOR NAZI

Defense Min Mestiri tightens conscription; orders all males 20 and over to serve 1 yr in mil forces; cites Israeli-Arab conflict 'lesson,'

DRAFT REGULATI0N TIGHTENED BY TUNIS

Parliament reappts Ulbricht and Stoph to their posts; Ulbricht also reapptd Defense Council chief

East Germans Reappoint Premier and Head of State

7 Brit soldiers and 3 Arab civilians wounded when grenade explodes near Queen Elizabeth Hosp, Khormaksar Dist, Aden

Grenade Injures 10 in Aden

Eaton Relates Opinion Of Kosygin on Vietnam

conf adopts resolutions including 1 embodying Warren suggestion for Peace Through Law Center rev of UN treaties and convs; also adopts French proposal for 'world charter for rule of law'; awards to Deputy Dir Gen Jenks, Cassin and J B Piggott; conf ends

U.N. RULE IS URGED FOR OCEAN RICHES; Lawyers Parley in Geneva Backs Assembly Control

Israel Denies Cairo Charge

BRITON ENDS INQUIRY ON RHODESIAN MOOD

Jordan expects to get 2 jets being repaired in GB during Israeli-Arab war and 2 ordered before war; expected to use USSR offer of planes to pressure US and GB for aid

KING REVAMPING JORDANIAN ARMY; Regrouping of Brigades Into Divisions Is Reported

PARIS, July 13 President Nasser has been told that Pres  ident de Gaulle would like a "dialogue" to start between -Israel and the Arab countries.  

Nasser Hears de Gaulle View

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July 14, 1967

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Russians Predicting End of Censorship; Soviet Writers Predict Abolition of Censorship

REFUGEES' RETURN URGED BY JOHNSON; He Asks That Israel Allow a 'Maximum Number' in Jordan to Go Home REFUGEES' RETURN URGED BY JOHNSON

City Welfare Chief To Help Jerusalem; City Welfare Chief Will Assist Jerusalem Mayor for 2 Weeks

U.N. Urged to Overcome Israel Stand on Jerusalem; U.N. Urged to Counter Israeli Defiance

NEWARK'S MAYOR CALLS IN GUARD AS RIOTS SPREAD; DOWNTOWN IS HIT Scores Are Injured Police Instructed to Return Fire Guard Called as Newark Riots Spread

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