QUEEN west Germany pulled out all the stops today -- in a royal welcome for Quee ' n Elizabeth the Second of Great Britain. west Germany's President, Premier, and sixteen of 1ts twenty Cabinet members -- on hand to greet the Queen and Prince Philip at the Bonn airport; Also, some three thousand Germans -- who braved rainy weather to join in the welcoming ceremonies. Later, at a state banquet -- Queen Elizabeth asserted that the "tragic period" in British and German relations -- "1s happily over." The Queen's trip considered "the tinal act or reconciliation" -- between two countries that have fought two gre . at wars -- in the space or a lite time. It' e also the first time a British monarch has visited Oerany -- otticially -- in fifty-six years. VIET NAM A five-day lull in U.S. air raids on North Viet Nam -- was ended today -- with a bang. Thirty American Navy jete blasting an oil depot in the Communist North -- with twenty-fivE tons of bombs, rockets and . guided missiles. The target located at Phu Qui -- about a hundred and twenty-five miles south of Hanoi. Damage reported "severe.'' The decision to resume air attacks on North Viet Nam -- made 1n Washington. Based -- say Administration otf1c1ale -- on Hanoi's continued refusal to talk peace. DOMINICAN Major General A . ntonio Imbert Barrerae -- today threw another roadblock into American peace efforts -- in the Dominican Republic . . Imbert -- leader of the Dominican military Junta -- asked to resign in favor of a coalition government 1 ~ repi-rj J• "The fight is between Communism and Democracy. I am on the side or Democracy. I am not going to jy\t£..p step aside and let the Communists take over." )lltantime, the fighting goes on. HEAD-START President and Mrs. Johnson today launched "Project Head-Start" -- in ceremonies at the Roee Garden of the White House. The program aimed at helping a half million underprivileged children -- of pre-school age. Some of whom have never seen a book -- or heard a bedtime story. "Project Head-Start" will provide 11■1 sixty-two ( to start -- million dollars /\ to finance child development centers 1n more than eleven thousand communities. These centers intended to prepare need, children -- physically and mentally -- so that they can enter classes next tall on a more-nearly 1 I equal basis. PRISDZNT FOLLOW HEAD-START On hie own -- the President today tult1lled a ■aJor pledge -- from last year I s presidential campaign. Re asked congress to ecrap "right-to-work" lawe -- banning thl union ehop in nineteen etatea. He aleo called tor an exten11on -- ot the dollar-and-a-quarter federal aa1n1mua wage) .JICf cover another rom';;/,,,,""$.111on worlmre -- ln hotele, reetauranta, laundrle1 and reta11 · 1ale1. The Ch1et Executive turthlr added a propoaal -- tor double-tlr. pay atter torty-elgbt houri a week. Thia intended to create ■ore Jobe. 1everthlle11, hi rejecad labor deunda tor leg1alat1on -- to ahorten thl atandard torty-hour workweek. The t1• tor that -- aald the Preaiclent -- baa not ,et arrived. BLAST - school-boy A seventeen-year-old~ wae killed 1natantly todaJ -- 1n an explosion at Hazelton, Pennsylvania. Young lllchael Ruggerio -- apparently the innocent victill -- or a boobJ-trap planted in hie rather' a car. 'l.'hl rather -- Joeepb Rugprio -- 1aplo7ed by a Hazelton etr1p ■1n1ng tira) ~ ecene ot llliat thrtt Drtvlo\11 exploe lone) -.,,ct J891-••••Ftn the paet two 1ear1. IWDDIO An Israeli convicted or spying against Syria -- ••• hanged today in the uin square at Dauacus. lllaho Cohen -- executed shortly before dawn. 811 body lett dangling tor hour a -- llh1le a crolld o f ~ ~ n ;tbo111ancl ~ - tiled pa1t the gallow1. Cohen -- one or thirty-tour p1r1one -- arre1ted 1n the round-up or an alleged 1py ring last January. Thi thirty-three other• -- have sine• been acquitted. ISRAEL - Meanwhile, in Israel -- the first public br~ak today -- between former Premier David Ben-Ourion -- and hie 1ucce11or -- Utvi Eehkol. Ben-Ourion -- who retired two yeare ago at the age ot eeventy-s1x -- declaring that he ie again -- "available ror the pre■1ereh1p." Ben-Our1on 1 1 challenge tor party 1eader1b1p tollowlng a •Jor policy addreee by the new Pre■l•r. Babkol •lc0111ng the proepect ot "peacetul co-ex11t1nce" -- wltb the Arab 1tate1. Arguing that together -- Ierael and the Arab countrlee could bring about vaet lllprove•nte -- ln taralng, traneportatlon, and cOIIIIWl1catlon1 in the N1ddle Bait. Thie reply troa B&n-Ourlon. "Eehkol" -- eald hi -- "doe I not re pre 11 nt me • " AD - ' From London today -- comes the report or a newspaper advertisement -- reading as tollo•a: "Wanted -- extremely reliable and c011petent young •omen -- twnty-tive to thirty-five -- needed to look atter girl or eeven and boy ot tour in New York C1ty; English or French -- native language." The children -- Caroline and John KennedJ, Jr. The Ad placed by their ■other -- Jacqueline ltlnMdJ -- who 11 looking for a ... n&MJ. The old one -- Nill llau4 Sba• -- retiring tb11 week -- after forty yeare or caring tor children. It interested -- write the London T1lle1. SCULPl'URE A giant stone head -- nine feet tall and sixteen here tone in weight -- was placed on display today~in Midtown Manhattan. It 1 s the largest monolithic sculpture -- ever unearthed 1n the we ■tern Hemisphere. Dating back to the Ol•c civ111zat1on that tlour11hed ln Jllxico -- ■ore than two thouaand years ago. The eculpture sent . here -- •• a ge1ture ot d11~!f!d tr iendlblp trOII the •xlcan people. It wlll be,( ~ e '3X' IIIN a. •••ttaa -- tor two ••kl. t•ter to be tran■ terred -- to the Nexlcan fav111on at tba VC11rld 1 1 Pair. 0 SWPWALKIMO in erteci For ages, doctors have held that sleep-walkers were-• trying to act out their dreaae. Yet here's a report today from sc1ent1ste at UCLA -- that throwl the dream theory into a cocked hat. The report baaed on a study ot nine sleep-walker■ -- round to share these traits _. ■ore or leas in 0011110n. 'l'belr eyee •re open -- but unseeing. Their move•nte •r• uauallJ etitt and awkward -- but occae1onallJ they would run and Juap -• •• it looking tor 10111thing. It spoken to -- theJ a poke back -• but you couldn't under1tand the■ • Plnally, none had anJ anory ot eleep-wlk1ng -- or ot anJ dream,. Bven ■ore conclua1ve evidence -- wae provided by electrodes attached to thl s_leep-walkers' heacll. Tbtir brain-wave patterne and eye ■ove•nta -- •re thoee or a dreulng person in a very deep 11eep. ,Not,◄ h at all. The cauae ot 11eep-walking still a ■y1ter1. Bal ~~;~r~~~ ?t;a JI II lltarq CLARI Down ln Columbia, South Carolina -- they are holding a• dinner tonight -- ln honor of General Nark Clark. How I whlch I could be there. In nr an4 peace -- General Clark hU •d• 111111 lllpreaal•e contrlbutlona -- to the safety and 1eourlt1 ot our nation. l'lrat -- 1111 aa a nrti• general. Rwllber that 1ubaarlnl ldnnture 11111n he wnt lnto lorthem Africa! !hen ftghtlnl through nai, wre ao 118111 ot ua aaw ht■ 1n action. Al10 ln Korea.la Later, u Prealdent ot The Citadel -- the great ■llltar, college ot the South llhere he hU Nrnd tor the put ten ,-re. A dalbl., bold ml able ■llltar, leader. oemral IIUk Clark Ntlrlng; and• all 1alute hl■•