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IN THE NATION— | J i Geivirrignts. Attorney General Robert Kennedy (before | the Senate Commerce Committee) made a pitch for the - Administration’s controversial public accommodations section in {ts civil rights program in Congress. His warn- ing: “We are going to have a good deal more difficulties in the U. &.” unless this part of the program Is passed. Kennedy conceded barber shops, bowling alleys, pool halls, beauty parlors, doctors, lawyers could be exemnt. QNAACP. At the opening of the 54th annual convention of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in Chicago, executive secretary Roy Wil- kins forecast a summer of Negro discontent and demon- strations. The plan: Non-violent protests adecording to local conditions “and the reaction of public offictals.” Main target: 4 march on Washington, D.C. aTests, U. §. officials said President Kennedy's June 10 meratorium on atmospheric nuclear tests still holds. Reason: Evidence of reported recent Russian atomic er- plosions ts inconclusive, not yet regarded as breaking the Kennedy moratorium. Still scheduled: The mission to Moscow (starting July 15) of Averell Harriman for nu- clear fest ban talks with top Soviet officials. © __»v , ty Oe wk ~ = os eh 4 Stag ea! ee ey Sey : Sateen ne ae 7 ee l