ISTANBUL, June 2 (Reuters) -- About 14 million people were eligible to vote in Turkey today to elect a third of the Senate, mayors, councilors and other local officials and to fill five vacant seats in the House of Representatives.  

14 Million Eligible Voters; VIOLENCE FLARES AS TURKEY VOTES 

Saigon Mayor Van Van Cua seriously wounded and 7 other high-ranking officials killed while touring Saigon battlefront; possible pol ramifications seen

SAIGON EXPLOSION KILLS 7 OFFICIALS; MAYOR WOUNDED; American Mission Concedes 'Probability' U.S. Copter's Rocket Caused Blast KY ALLIES AMONG DEAD Aircraft and Tanks Move In to Dislodge Enemy Units Holding Out in Capital A Blast in Saigon Kills 7 Top Aides

article notes spirit of fellowship that has developed among Parisians who have had to endure inconviences and hardships of strike

Many Miss la Revolution; A NUMBER IN PARIS MISS THE UNREST

RC-oriented Dem Fed of Labor urges Govt improve settlement offers to striking Paris transport workers

GAULLISTS EXPECT BIG GAINS IN VOTE; UNION TALKS GO ON; Goal Is 50% More Seats -- Sentiment for Continuing Strikes Said to Harden Gaullists Predict Big Gains in Election

Abp Cooke, Mayor Lindsay 'invoke aid of Holy Spirit' in urban crisis, ser and reading, St John the Divine ecumenical service, NYC; illus

Cooke in St. John the Divine Pulpit; COOKE PREACHES AT ST. JOHN'S RITE

issues call to 'Amers of Goodwill' to mobilize in Washington, DC, June 19 in show of support for demands of nation's poor, statement

Rustin Urges Mass Rally To Unite Behind the Poor; RUSTIN IN CALL FOR MASS RALLY

survey of problems facing Negro students at integrated colls and univs in NY Met Area

The Negro at Integrated College: Now He's Proud of His Color; The Negro Student at an Integrated College: His Problems, Attitudes and Goals BIGOTRY LESSENS, ALIEN 'FEEL' STAYS Values Shared With Black Movement Produce a Pride of Heritage

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comment on pol unrest on 22d anniv of repub; Moro Govt expected to resign

A Prosperous but Tense Italy Marks 22d Anniversary; Prosperous Italy Marks Anniversary

Repub Coordinating Com charges Johnson Adm encourages riots by making inflated pol promises to poor; offers own program for dealing with urban problems

G.O.P. LINKS RIOTS TO JOHNSON POLICY; 'Inflated Promises' to Poor Cited by Party Group G.O.P. Links Riots to Johnson Policies

Israeli occupation of Sinai peninsula described; map; Israelis find it most profitable of postwar prizes, occupy it with minimum expense and mil forces

Sinai Occupation Is Profitable And Trouble-Free for lsraelis; Sinai Occupation Is Profitable And Trouble-Free for lsraelis

debate seen inconclusive (Wicker rept); both claim victory but concede that questions and answers matter less than impact on viewers; McCarthy seen having gained from getting equal exposure with Kennedy; only clash occurred over exch involving US intervention in Dominican Repub; audience put at 25.5 million to 32 million

CALIFORNIA VOTE TO TEST IMPACT OF VIDEO DEBATE; Primary Campaign Resumed by Kennedy and McCarthy After Confrontation on TV BOTH SIDES CLAIM GAIN But Concede Main Question Is Effect on Viewers and the Voters Tomorrow California Vote to Test Impact Of Kennedy-McCarthy Debate Debate Participants

The Proceedings In the U.N.

Exercise involving 10,000 troops set, Bardufoss, Norway

NATO Exercise Opens Today

Nguyen Van Thieu signs decree promoting Brig Gen Nguyen Ngoc Loan to Maj Gen, Brig Gen Ngo Quang Trung to Maj Gen, Maj Gen Nguyen Duc Thang to Lt Gen, Nguyen Van La to Lt Gen

Promotions for 4 Generals Approved in South Vietnam

36 in Senegal Get Jail Terms

NLF press agency repts Chinese Union appeals for insurrection by Chinese in S Vietnam

Foe Reports Plea to Cholon

Franco revs Madrid mil parade marking 29th anniv of his victory

Spain Marks Anniversary

Norodom Sihanouk rejects US request for release of 2 US officers detained with 8 Filipinos aboard a Philippines tug intercepted on a Cambodian river in May, reply to Amb Bowles wire

CAMBODIANS REFUSE TO FREE 2 FROM U.S.

Japanese leftists appear to have won victory in controversy over calls by nuclear-powered US submarines; US credibility appears downgraded; Sasebo Munic Assembly passes resolution demanding Japan rescind permission for such visits; pol reaction, spearheaded by leftist parties, is vociferous and adverse to US; Min Miki schedules conf with Amb Johnson

Japan's Left Gains in A-Ship Issue

US jet fighter plane crashes on Kyushu Univ campus, Fukuoka; touches off anti-Amer demonstration

U.S. Plane Crashes

King Constantine Is 28

Students defy police, Frankfurt, W Ger, and repaint name K Marx Univ over entrance to J Wolfgang von Goethe U

Frankfurt Students Defiant

Problems of hamlet of Nhoman, that prompted shift in pacification program, discussed; illus

A Hamlet Shattered by Combat Makes a Tormented Recovery

Premier Kosygin talks with Le Duc Tho, Moscow

June 3, 1968

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14 Million Eligible Voters; VIOLENCE FLARES AS TURKEY VOTES

SAIGON EXPLOSION KILLS 7 OFFICIALS; MAYOR WOUNDED; American Mission Concedes 'Probability' U.S. Copter's Rocket Caused Blast KY ALLIES AMONG DEAD Aircraft and Tanks Move In to Dislodge Enemy Units Holding Out in Capital A Blast in Saigon Kills 7 Top Aides

Many Miss la Revolution; A NUMBER IN PARIS MISS THE UNREST

GAULLISTS EXPECT BIG GAINS IN VOTE; UNION TALKS GO ON; Goal Is 50% More Seats -- Sentiment for Continuing Strikes Said to Harden Gaullists Predict Big Gains in Election

Cooke in St. John the Divine Pulpit; COOKE PREACHES AT ST. JOHN'S RITE

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Bookends

The Graduate

The Birds; The Bees & The Monkees

Beat Of The Brass

Parsley; Sage; Rosemary And Thyme

Historical Context for June 3, 1968