some Czechs nervous over continued presence of USSR troops

PRAGUE BARS CALL FOR BLOC PARLEY; But Says It Would Discuss Its Democratization With Individual Parties PRAGUE BARS CALL FOR BLOC PARLEY

Suez Gov Mahmoud charges Israelis deliberately shelled city of Suez residential areas without provocation, killing 43 civilians, wounding 67, news conf; sees effort to demoralize people and stop any peace settlement; city residents bitter; Israel says its troops returned fire of UAR troops in town; illus

Egyptians at Suez Bitter Over Shelling By Israeli Forces; ISRAELI SHELLING EMBITTERS SUEZ

HR Rules Com, 10-5, approves Adm bill to ban mail order sales of rifles, shotguns and ammunition; votes to permit an open rule which will enable HR members to offer amendments from floor; Sens Mansfield and Dirksen hold Sen should not be controlled by developments in HR; HR Rules Com provides specifically that HR consider a floor amendment to be offered by Repr Casey to set mandatory stiff prison terms for anyone convicted of committing a major crime with a gun in his possesion; Dirksen says he will offer like amendment

HOUSE COMMITTEE VOTES 10-5 TO BAN GUN SALE BY MAIL; Wide Margin Spurs Belief the Bill Will Pass -- Floor Action Due This Week AMENDMENT PROPOSED It Would Set Stiff Jail Terms for Committing a Major Crime With a Firearm RULES UNIT VOTES A GUN SALE CURB

NLF aide Le Quang Chanh says NLF opposes elections to form postwar govt until all Amer and allied troops leave S Vietnam, written int; says NLF will not accept some anti-Communist pol parties in postwar coalition govt; defines some NLF pol terms; reaffirms NLF goal of overthrowing current Saigon regime; praises recently formed alliance

Vietcong Rule Out a Vote In Vietnam Till U.S. Goes; VIETCONG'S STAND ON VOTE IS GIVEN

Ptl Dalton shoots N J Danisi, rookie ptl, in dispute over stalled car in traffic jam, Bronx; is seriously injured by Detective Gibson who witnessed shooting; all 3 were off-duty, in civilian clothes and unaware the others were policemen; Dalton illus

TRAFFIC JAM LEADS TO A GUN BATTLE; 2 Are Shot in Bronx -- 3 Men Involved Are Policemen Bronx Traffic Jam Leads to Gun Battle

Dem Natl Chmn Bailey says he assumes McCarthy will be recognized to speak at conv in debate over Vietnam plank in party platform

BAILEY WILL LET M'CARTHY SPEAK; Says Senator, as Delegate, Could Address Convention in a Debate on Vietnam Bailey Will Let McCarthy Speak at Convention SENATOR'S RIGHT TO DEBATE CITED As Delegate, He Could Talk About Vietnam Plank

Abp of Canterbury scores RC Ch pressure on Cath partners in interfaith marriages to raise children as Caths, news conf, Uppsala, Sweden; says Anglican reprs will not yield on issue in ecumenical confs with Caths

Canterbury Critical of Catholic Marriage Rule; CATHOLICS SCORED BY CANTERBURY

de Gaulle reptdly will replace Pompidou with Couve de Murville; speculation, press reaction

DE GAULLE LIKELY TO DROP POMPIDOU AND NAME COUVE; Finance Chief Indicates He Will Get Post -- Premier Hints He Is Leaving CABINET MEETS TODAY Reform Believed to Be Issue Dividing President From Man Who Was 'Heir' De Gaulle Is Expected to Drop Pompidou and to Appoint Couve

Premier Chou Enlai, in s delivered in May and now released, says goods could not be transported to N Vietnam from key rail junction in S China because of conflicts and sabotage among workers that blocked or slowed rail traffic; map

CHOU SAYS UNREST HALTED HANOI AID; He Asserts Factional Strife in China Interfered With Railroad Movements Chou Says Unrest in China Halted Aid to Hanoi

Javits blames Johnson for summer job cutbacks in NYC, other cities, news conf with Lindsay, City Hall; holds Johnson failed to reply to his Apr 5 wire stressing urgency of $75-million supplemental appropriation; charges Johnson, Wirtz have 'contrived facade' to make pub think summer job programs for slum teen-agers are being maintained at '67 level; Lindsay, under attack because NYC has made no appropriations to hire corps members in '68, emphasizes NYC is only city in nation that has contributed local funds to corps; says increased appropriations would mean new taxes; 100 youngsters demonstrate for jobs, NYC; 9 arrested, 3 policemen hurt

JOHNSON BLAMED BY JAVITS FOR CUT IN SUMMER WORK; Senator Says President and Wirtz 'Contrived a Facade' -- Wants Facts 'in Focus' JOHNSON BLAMED BY JAVITS FOR CUT

Lindsay pledges full police protection' for licensed drivers against renewed attacks; calls new ordinance 'unfair to gypsy drivers; says Councilman Diggs drafts amendment; gypsy drivers' spokesman repts to men on talks with police and city officials; illus; asks drivers to 'cool it'; doubts licensed drivers will go into Bklyn slum areas again; unlicensed cab with legend 'licensed by the people' illus

Mayor to Protect Cabbies From Gypsy Taxi Drivers; But Says New Ordinance Is Not Fair to Those Without Medallions Unlicensed Cab Operators Discuss Dispute Over New City Ordinance MAYOR PROMISES TAXI PROTECTION

Fed ct, in preliminary action, refuses to enjoin univ from disciplining students who took part in recent campus disorders; also declines to halt prosecution of over 700 persons arrested on criminal charges; holds it has no jurisdiction in case but leaves open plaintiff's claim that univ is state agency subject to ct's jurisdiction because it gets 1/2 its annual budget from govt sources

COLUMBIA REBELS LOSE COURT ROUND; U.S. Judge Says University Can Discipline Protesters U.S. Judge Here Says Columbia Can Punish Its Student Rebels

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tent collapses in high winds during performance of C Beatty-Cole Bros Circus, Auburn, NY; 110 injured; map

Circus Tent Upstate Collapses in Storm; 110 Persons Injured; Circus Tent Collapses Upstate In High Winds and Injures 110

Internatl Herald Tribune goes on sale in Moscow; displayed on counter; other Western pubs are usually kept under counter and sold only to foreigners

Paris Herald Tribune Is On Sale in Moscow

Sen subcom approves bill to lengthen by 1 yr benefits for some veterans and to extend benefits to widows and to wives of disabled veterans

Senate Panel Backs Bill To Expand G.I. Benefits

Manx Parliament starts 'polite rebellion' for more independence from GB; will replace Union Jack with island's own flag; map

Isle of Man, Politely, Seeks More Freedom

The Proceedings In the U.N.

Suicide of Chinese Reported

Bill on Tour Charter Trips Is Approved by the Senate

cites insistence on direct airlift which sources hold is inadequate and poses mil risk Fed Govt cannot be expected to accept

British Contend Biafrans Obstruct Peace Efforts; Also Charge Rebels Are Using Famine to Gain Sympathy in Nigerian Civil War

Govt frees Philippines tugboat seized in Cambodian waters in May

Cambodia Frees Tugboat

Commons, 184-44, passes bill to penalize employers found guilty of discrimination

COMMONS PASSES BILL ON RACE BIAS; 44 Defy Tory Leadership to Oppose Laborite Measure

OECD Development Assistance Com repts rich nations' economies are growing faster than level of their aid and capital investment in poor nations; ranks nations as to goals and shares

RICH NATIONS LAG IN AID, STUDY SAYS; Percentage of Output Going to 'Third World' Drops

IRC has flown about 170 tons of med and food into East since Feb

July 10, 1968

Headlines from July 10, 1968

PRAGUE BARS CALL FOR BLOC PARLEY; But Says It Would Discuss Its Democratization With Individual Parties PRAGUE BARS CALL FOR BLOC PARLEY

Egyptians at Suez Bitter Over Shelling By Israeli Forces; ISRAELI SHELLING EMBITTERS SUEZ

HOUSE COMMITTEE VOTES 10-5 TO BAN GUN SALE BY MAIL; Wide Margin Spurs Belief the Bill Will Pass -- Floor Action Due This Week AMENDMENT PROPOSED It Would Set Stiff Jail Terms for Committing a Major Crime With a Firearm RULES UNIT VOTES A GUN SALE CURB

Vietcong Rule Out a Vote In Vietnam Till U.S. Goes; VIETCONG'S STAND ON VOTE IS GIVEN

TRAFFIC JAM LEADS TO A GUN BATTLE; 2 Are Shot in Bronx -- 3 Men Involved Are Policemen Bronx Traffic Jam Leads to Gun Battle

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