/
/7 \
/
A
UuSi lAJosud in . . . TJ C A A lT i 0 / 1 I/ IC T T f \ / T JD T K IF LI.o.AlvUoUVlLl lU L U K lA IL
Officials in Japan React to Assault on U.S. Envoy
Khrushchev, Home Again, Presses Attack on Peking
ATOMIC ARMS MATERIALS E ST
G e m in i C r a ft F i r e d I n t o O r b it in L u n a r
State Theater in Lincoln Center To Be Ready M onth From Now
Shuttle Nearly Back to Normal; P a rto i4 2 d M a y ReoP™ Today
U.N. Is Assured on Force
PattersonGears Body and M ind For Day of Victory Over Clay
^ K.eep Peace in Cyprus Finland, Ireland and Sweden Confirm C ommitment on Troops —Canada’s Advance Unit Flies to Island
5 4 - Story Building Planned for Civic Center
Wallace Enters Maryland Race W ith Attack on Civil Rights Bill
Joh n son
o f C o lts L o s e s
1 -0 , o n
T w o
T est
Qo en Sa s A tt k h P 7 V*
° n Teachers Average One a Day
rt
T
L
a
U p ilS
Jersey Commuters Get to Jets Despite W alkout by Bus Union
Flags of Canada and U. N. Fly in Cyprus Ceremony
a N o -H itte r to R e d s ,
E r r o r s in
N in th
SCHOOLS IN STRIKE 6 0 7 of 1 ,5 0 0 Teachers Hold
HHFfA M r u n TV lil/ r r / i i J u U l L l l
OF TRYING TO FIX A FEDERAL JURY
Taneanyika andi^anzwar Zanzibar anganyiRa ana Sign Agreem ent to Unite
O n e -D a y W alkout Over
m C ity ’ sm Cu tm in Budget m
U N Units Relum Fire of Greek Cypriotes
Advertising: John Goldfarb.Is Unmasked
Iy
R ejected by Arm y