Nixon Considering Moderate on Ticket; NIXON CONSIDERS MODERATE AS NO. 2

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Lindsay intervenes; names Deputy Mayor Costello to conf with both sides; details

Mayor Seeking to Avert Hospital Work Stoppage; LINDSAY ENTERS HOSPITAL DISPUTE

ONE of Off Broadway's more refreshing entries appears to be "Walk Down Mah Street," the topical revue recently introduced at The Players Theater in Greenwich Village. "Bright," "delightful" and "rousing" were among the compliments paid it by the Times's Richard F. Shepard.  

Walk Down Their Street; News of the Rialto Walk Down Their Street 

The Battle Goes on For Still Gun Controls

HOUSTON, June 29 -- The last time Don Wilson started against the Mets he made Met history by not getting anybody out before leaving the game. The Mets had never done that to a pitcher before.  

METS BOW; ASTROS TRIUMPH OVER METS BY 2-0 Wilson Outpitches Koosman -- Watson Hits a Homer in 2-Run Houston Fifth ASTROS TRIUMPH OVER METS BY 2-0 

Humphrey backers plan to give McCarthy share of delegates and natl prominence as long as there is no danger of his nomination; strategy emerges from Okla Dem conv, where accord is reached with Humphrey leaders to give share of Okla's 41-vote delegation to McCarthy even though he could have been excluded; move reflects Humphrey camp concern that Natl Conv should not appear to voters as fixed contest in which powerful party bosses shut out opposition; Humphrey rejects theory that he should put as much ground as possible between self and Johnson, s to conv; voices unusually sharp criticism of Dems who criticize party and its leaders; seen meaning McCarthy; Sen Harris is major figure in arranging delegate compromise; Humphrey illus

Policy Is Seen as Move to Counter the Idea of 'Fixed' Convention; Humphrey to Turn Over Share Of His Delegates to McCarthy

Premier Tran Van Huong says he will dismiss 50-100 dist chiefs within next mo as 1st major step against corruption and inefficiency in S Vietnamese Govt; says he is determined to restore people's confidence in Govt; says move will be example for lower aides; says he prefers to attack corruption by setting example in key jobs; says he seeks experienced men; makes other comments

Saigon Premier to Oust 50 to 100 District Chiefs; SAIGON WILL OUST DISTRICTS' CHIEFS

NYSE and ASE willingness to outlaw give-ups analyzed

Wall St. Facing A Tough Session Of U.S. Hearings; Wall Street About to Get Hard Look

WIMBLEDON, England, June 29 -- Big Clark Graebner handed Manuel Santana, the world's ranking amateur, an incredible straight-set beating today as five Americans sailed into the round of 16 at the Wimbledon open tennis tournament.  

GRAEBNER DEFEATS SANTANA IN WIMBLEDON UPSET;; SPANIARD ROUTED Drysdale Toppled by Edlefsen as U.S. Puts 5 in Round of 16 GRAEBNER DOWNS SANTANA IN UPSET 

NYS Liberal party state com adopts resolution calling for cease-fire while talks continue

State Liberals' Leaders Urge Vietnam Cease-Fire; State Liberals' Chiefs Ask Cease-Fire

STAMFORD, Conn., June 29 -- Nemesis, a 5.5-Meter sloop built a year ago for sailing in good winds and choppy water, won the opening race of the five-race series for the United States championship in the class on Long Island Sound today. The conditions: good winds and slightly choppy water.  

5.5-METER OPENER GOES TO NEMESIS; Turner at the Helm as Sloop Captures First Race in U.S. Sailing Series 5.5 METER OPENER GOES TO NEMESIS 

Roman palace near Chichester, built in 1st Century and found in '60, described; illus

The British Unearth A 100-Room Palace Built in Roman Era

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On the threshold of their finest hour as a baseball franchise, the Oakland Athletics succumbed to the might of an old tormentor, Mickey Mantle, last night at Yankee Stadium.  

YANKEES SPLIT;; YANKEES WIN, 5-4, AFTER 5-2 DEFEAT Mantle's Pinch-Hit Double Defeats A's in 2d Game -- Tillotson Is Victor Yanks Learn the Hard Way That Runs Also Come to Those Who Wait ATHLETICS SPLIT PAIR WITH YANKS 

flies from Okla City to Des Moines; scores 'arbitrary actions' of Humphrey and backers in denying him 'fair distribution' of delegates, int

Senator Says 'Arbitrary' Distribution Could Cost Party the Election; McCarthy Bitter on Delegates; Says Party Could Lose Election

WASHINGTON -- President Johnson, a virtuoso of the multipurpose appointment, did it in spades last Wednesday when he named Abe Fortas Chief Justice and nominated Homer Thornberry to fill Justice Fortas's Supreme Court seat.  

Johnson and The Court; Two Appointments That Don't Please Everybody 

E Lester article on trend toward actual physical involvement of audience in many new plays, especially experimental Off Bway plays

...Or the Wave Of the Future?; The Wave of the Future?

Enemy reduces small fishing village on S China Sea to nibble; 88 civilians killed, 103 wounded; US spokesman says attack may be worst Vietcong atrocity of war against civilians; mil spokesmen concede destruction of village could have resulted from attack on armed defensive unit nearby; 5 enemy soldiers killed; rumors of imminent enemy attack on Saigon continue; Maj Gen J H Hay comments; map

ENEMY DESTROYS A FISHING VILLAGE; 88 CIVILIANS DEAD; 103 Vietnamese Wounded During Attack on Military Unit Camped Nearby U.S. TERMS IT ATROCITY 15 Pacification Workers Listed Among Casualties -- 5 of Foe's Men Slain 88 Civilians Killed in Attack At South Vietnamese Village

Rockefeller says he will not consider Lindsay unless Lindsay asks for job, TV int, Little Rock, Ark; says he does not see how he can ask Lindsay, 1st Repub Mayor of NYC in long time, to turn post over to old Dem machine; Lindsay aides indicate it is up to Gov to ask Mayor, indicate door is not closed; Rockefeller, after broadcast, in exch with newsmen, insists he has not ruled Mayor out; Gov seen putting onus of difficult decision on Lindsay's shoulders; seen not making decision until after Repub Natl Conv which starts Aug 5; text of exch with newsmen

LINDSAY MUST ASK FOR KENNEDY SEAT; Rockefeller Says He Won't Consider Mayor for Senate Unless He Requests It Lindsay Must Ask for Kennedy Seat

Blockaded Biafra Facing Starvation; Blockaded Biafrans Are Facing Mass Starvation

WALTON HEATH, England, June 29 -- Young Shelly Hamlin lost in the quarter-finals today and United States Curtis Cup teammates, Mrs. Anne Quast Welts and Peggy Conley, fell one round earlier as the three Americans were eliminated from the British women's amateur golf championships.  

U.S. Women Ousted In British Amateur; U.S. WOMEN BOW IN BRITISH GOLF 

IT is often the people who are most comfortable insisting that movies are, without question, the only serious art form of our time who are also the first to say, when someone actually takes a movie seriously enough to listen to and be appalled by it, Oh, what the hell, it's only a movie.  

The Absolute End of the 'Romance' of War; The 'Romance' of War 

LOS ANGELES, June 29 -- Jim Hines, who had his ups and downs last week, was up again today. He won the 100-meter final in the United States Olympic track and field trials and probably assured himself of a berth on the United States Olympic team.  

HINES CAPTURES 1O0-METER FINAL; Tracy Smith and Young Also Win as Olympic Trials Open in Los Angeles HINES CAPTURES 100-METER FINAL 

Roosevelt Raceway Closed 2d Night by Purse Dispute; WESTBURY TRACK AGAIN SHUT DOWN

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Ernst Gustav Gotthelf Marcus was a German zoologist, occupant of the chair of zoology at the University of São Paulo from 1936 to 1963, and co-founder of the Oceanographic Institute of the University of São Paulo.

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Pope Paul VI was head of the Catholic Church and sovereign of the Vatican City State from 21 June 1963 until his death on 6 August 1978. Succeeding John XXIII, he continued the Second Vatican Council, which he closed in 1965, implementing its numerous reforms. He fostered improved ecumenical relations with Eastern Orthodox and Protestant churches, which resulted in many historic meetings and agreements. In January 1964, he flew to Jordan, the first time a reigning pontiff had left Italy in more than a century.

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June 30, 1968

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Nixon Considering Moderate on Ticket; NIXON CONSIDERS MODERATE AS NO. 2

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Mayor Seeking to Avert Hospital Work Stoppage; LINDSAY ENTERS HOSPITAL DISPUTE

Walk Down Their Street; News of the Rialto Walk Down Their Street

The Battle Goes on For Still Gun Controls

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