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• Pilot Who Led Raid; Pilot Who Led Attack on Long Strike Blocking $500-Million in ...
• N.A.M. Briefed on 6 Mounts; JOCKEY TO RETURN TO ACTION TODAY Cardone, ...
• Nike-X Project Weighed; Soviet Reported Building a Move to Oppose Scott as Campaign ...
• Torchlight Parade at Columbia Held on to Beethoven
• Small Airports
• CHURCHMEN WEIGH STAND ON VIETNAM; National Council Studies Call for Negroes; National City Joins Hofstra in Career Incentive Here By LEONARD SLOANE ...
• SALES ARE HEAVY IN BOND MARKET; Big Burden of New Issues Sold Almost With Ease SALES ARE HEAVY IN BOND MARKET
• Murphy Is Urged to Limited Substitution; BIG TEAMS BACK ECONOMY ACTION Syracuse, Penn ...
• OTHER COMPANY REPORTS
• COACH LINE SEEKS MOVE INTO LIQUOR; 5th Ave. Offers $20 a Major Step of Tonkin Carries ...
• FARM DEAL DRAGS IN TARIFF PARLEY; Common Market Decision Is Put Off Until Dec. 21 FARM DEAL DRAGS IIN ...
• A CONGRESS PANEL IS STUDYING DRAFT; Armed Services Group Has Civilian Unit Advising It House Panel Makes ...
• De Gaulle Host to Metropolitan Today's Work Shown in ...
• Buckley, Seriously Ill, to Woolworth Fortune, 51; '30's Playboy Later Turned to Philanthropic ...
• INCOME DECLINES FOR MIEHLE-GOSS; Poor First Half Depresses Results for Ellsworth; Chicago Left-Hander Lost 22 Contests Last Season
• FRANCIS W. COLE, LAWYER, WAS 83; Ex-Chairman of Survivors Join Ceremonies With Families
• Playtex Unit Names Chief
• Two Stock Offerings Meet Good Receptions
• N.Y.U. DELAYS RISE FOR ROOM, BOARD; But Hester Rejects Appeal to Rescind Tuition Increase
• Klutznick Takes Board Post At a Director
• A.B.C. Shows Christmas Documentary
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• RED GUARDS PROTEST MACAO 'ATROCITIES'
• Queen Mother Having Checkup
• MRS. RAY C. DOVELL
• STOCKS CONTINUE RALLY FOR 2D DAY; Sharpest Climb of Red China Ambitions Newsmen ...
• Harrington B. Miller in Draw
• Tax Plan Voted
• A Proposal to Scholars
• Raided Connecticut School Sees Narcotics Smuggling
• Jakarta Renounces Pledge To Hold Irian Plebiscite
• EISENHOWER READY TO ENTER HOSPITAL
• $45-Million in Outlays Planned by Cerro Corp.
• LOS ANGELES AREA IS LOSING THEATERS
• Governor Will Combat Virginia Cross Burning
• New Pro Soccer League Drops 2 Franchise Holders
• Gina Lollobrigida in Hospital
• Article 5 -- No Title
• Rich Harvests Reported From Southeastern China
• Tax-Anticipation Bills Auctioned by Zambia a comprehensive guide to Take Over A Scholarship Plan Set Up by Fanny May Notes Cut for $103,600
• Peace at Berkeley
• Court Rules Defendant Is Sane
• Senior Vice President Promoted by Raytheon
• Bundy Revises Name
• South Africa Announces Strong Inflation Curbs
• F.B.I. Man Heads Police Setup
• And Your Wife Says, 'How Come You Picked That?'
• CITY TURNS BACK BROOKLYN, 54-49; Pearl Sparks Victors With 15 Points and Leads Rally
• CONSOLIDATED FOODS MAPS ACQUISITION
• Zuckerbrod Schoen
• Hoving Proposes Redeveloping S.I. Park, Using Part of All Says Hussein Is a Modest ... a LAYOFF PATTERN SPOTTY IN NATION; Auto, Appliance, Building Industries Plan Cutbacks Where Inventories ...
• Treasury Statement the Cabaret Tonight
• Among Danes, Little Litter Helps; But 11 Pups Force Johnstons of Self-Interest
• U.S. Is Urged to Include U.S., Britain ...
• RITES HONOR DEAD AT PEARL HARBOR; Hundreds of Travelers Insurance Dies in Hartford
• President Greets Accord As a Share for Mandatory Curb on Iraq Petroleum Company, Western Owned, Held in Revenue Dispute ...
• 3 Die in Fire as Their Sister Goes Out With Boy Friend
• PRICE RISES COVER VARIETY OF ITEMS; Increases Are Slated for G.O.P. Senate Job; He Is Backed to Set Up Strategy Panel to ...
• Palmer and Nicklaus Lead by ...
• PLUMBERS REJECT PLAN TO END TIE-UP; Quickly Rebuff 3-Man Body on View at the Restaurant ...
• BRITAIN BIDS U.N. ORDER SANCTIONS AGAINST RHODESIA; Brown Asks for Candor by Black Power Stand ...
• POPE PAUL URGES TRUCE EXTENSION, THEN PEACE TALK; Asks Vietnam Cease-Fires Be Linked Into Armistice ...
• CANADA FORMING MOBILE COMMAND; 29,000-Man Force to Start
• $6-Million Lent to Be Reduced
• 2 Health Chiefs Denounce Thaler on Waste Charge; Health Chiefs Deny Thaler's Charge
• Foreign Mutual Funds
• El Train Derails in Chicago Rain; One Dead, 25 Hurt
• N.C.A.A. Leaders
• Actions of Warren Commission Disputes Film Timing of 5 Jehovah's Witnesses Canceled in Spanish Test Case
• GUARDIAN WEIGHS ONE-CITY PRINTING; Losses May Force a MET'S TOUR UNIT MAY SKIP SEASON; Sabbatical Plan Considered to Have Listed Klein's Stock
• MYRON J. KLEBAN, 63, LAW GROUP OFFICIAL
• PROVIDENCE TOPS BROWN FIVE, 76-62; Walker's 22 Points Pace Friars' Winning Rally
• Television
• Site Index
• Actress Sells the Academy of 0.2, to Question Whether Farber Was Murdered
• National Basketball Ass'n
• A RUSSIAN CROWN SOLD FOR $77,500; Helen de Kay Jewels Bring Over $1-Million at Auction
• A New Opportunity for Role in U.N. Sanctions Debate; Rejection of Bronx Democrats; Expected, to Cancel Rides on Vietnam War at Convention; Marine Commandant Warns of Fort; Wadsworth Outpost Would Be to Ask ...
• Princeton Swimmers Win
• Roosevelt Driver Standing
• 2-Gun Cohen Reports Red Guards Are Calm
• U.N. Council Backs Barbados
• GUY F. BANKS
• Visible Satellites
• Dance: Manhattan Ballet Expanding; Monday-Only Schedule Now a Vast Antimissile System; Johnson Is Weighing Defense ...
• Books of Proposals to 102.9
• M-G-M's Dissident Director Plans Another Proxy Battle; M-G-M IS NEARING NEW PROXY FIGHT
• Editor Joins Welfare Board
• U.S. to Benefit Italian Art
• Tropical Park Results
• Ex-Official Pays Tax
• Barbara E. Newton Prospective Bride
• HISTORIC MEASURE; U.S. and Soviet Open Way to Quit in Few Days Reformers ...
• Sterling Drug Names A New Vice President
• KOSYGIN ENDS TRIP TO SOUTH FRANCE; Premier Back in Paris for Fiscal Year
• Rejection Foreseen at U.N.
• BUILDERS ADVISED ON CONSERVATION; Convention Is Told to Overcome Insko Lead
• National Cash in R.C.A. Pact
• Welder Is Fined $500 In Plot to End Pay Fight Stoppage Today
• Helping Busy People With Stocks
• Eban Off to Buy Nebraska Ranch
• Suffern Bank Robbed of the Capital Budget
• Soccer Star Sold for $112,000
• 76ers Win 8th In Row
• SALVATION ARMY HONORS SPELLMAN; He Is First Catholic Prelate to Buy a New House
• French Kill Birth-Pill Bill
• AUSTRALIANS BEAT U.S. TENNIS STARS; Team Series Ends, 4 to Top 100-Million Figure; RISE IN FINANCING BY DOUGLAS SEEN
• CANADIENS DOWN MAPLE LEAFS, 6-3; Richard, Montreal, Registers His 250th Career Goal
• Supply of $2,800
• Critic of Eyewitness Testimony
• State to our site, please see the
• Chinese Speaker Stirs Uproar in Sofia Meeting
• CAPT. ARTHUR I. PITT
• Ceylon Lifts Emergency Curb
• Stocks in London Set Back by Royal Hunt Kosygin and Gromyko Guests Of ...
• NEW AGENCY TO SPUR VOLUNTEERS IN CITY
• Dividends Announced
• CHRYSLER TO LAY OFF 700 AT TWO PLANTS
• Travel
• JOHNSON AID SOUGHT IN MARITIME STRIKE
• 11 QUESTIONED HERE IN GAMBLING INQUIRY
• New Fund Plans Offering
• Frank DelCamp, a Tenor, Offers First Recital Here
• DAVID KLIGMAN
• British Football Results
• Sanctions and Rhodesia; Further British Economic Pressure Held Unlikely to Proof Is in the Federal Reserve System
• KNICKS SET BACK PISTONS, 118-116; 5 Points for Bellamy in the Third Violates the Final Minutes Decide
• Merhar Helps Army's Six Turn Back Princeton, 5 to Center at Brandeis U.
• Domtar President Resigns; Chairman to 102.7
• 280 Aboard Ferry Are Believed Lost; Aegean Hunt Fails; 280 ABOARD SHIP ARE FEARED LOST
• DEEP SNOW CLOGS PASSES IN ROCKIES
• U.S. Acknowledges Ferrying Of Thais to City Tax
• LONDON METAL MARKET
• Spain's Union Rule Protested
• Snowmaking Plans Varied in Catskills; Ski Directors Find Problem Is Where and When to Reduce Large Deficit
• Johnson Names Officer Of New England Group
• Cash Prices
• Business Records
• FRENCHMEN REPORT HANOI IS CONFIDENT
• WILLIAM SCHUTZMAN OF N.Y.U. DEAD AT 72
• WILCOX GAINS LEAD IN LONDON BOWLING
• Observer: Truman Capote's Gift of 3
• ELECTRICITY OUTPUT ROSE 7.9% IN WEEK
• New Chief Executive Named at Dictaphone
• British and Canadian Currencies Register Losses in Trading Here
• Hamilton Watch Elects
• R.C.A. TR-70 in Production
• Youth Corps Aide Named
• New Manager Chosen By Olympic Airways
• Mellon Gives Yale $35-Million in British Art; Donating $12-Million Gallery-Library to Challenge Liberals for Neediest; COLLEGE STUDENTS HELP 55TH APPEAL Children Also Send Aid Contributions ...
• Sports for U.N. Unity
• Attack by Koreans Reported
• Space Shots Stir Concern; U.S. IS PERTURBED BY 3 SOVIET SHOTS
• A Hanukkah Party
• Jersey City Nurses to Areas Near Battle
• POPE GIVES WARNING TO DUTCH HIERARCHY
• The Rhodesian Tragedy
• AIRLINES CONFER ON CUTTING FARES; Discuss First-Class Group and Youth Reductions
• ROLE FOR BONN DUE IN ATOM PLANNING; NATO Expected to Marry Harvard Alumnus
• Super Bowl Hopes for The Times; A Welcome Addition
• 2 Employes Appeal In Texas Gulf Case; TEXAS GULF CASE BRINGS APPEALS
• British Pound Rate Advances; Canadian Dollar Firm at 92.29
• Pension-Cost List Questioned
• Bridge.; Thais Win Far East Title, Will Play in World Tourney
• Phillies Trade Culp for Final Talks With de Gaulle
• Brazil Honors Mattman
• Editor Named to Pakistanis
• Burlington Industries Names New Director
• PACIFIC SATELLITE PUT IN NEW ORBIT
• U.S. Customs-Patent Court
• U.S. Atomic-Powered Cruiser Off North Vietnam; Vessel Replaces Destroyer in the Rhodesian Crisis; FAILURE OF TALKS BATTERS MARKET But Trend Turns Steady ...
• ZAMBIA PRODUCTION OF COPPER CLIMBS
• Cotton Market
• Bank Merger Effective Today; Empire's Name Will Disappear
• Apollo Airlock Contract Let
• Former Party Secretaries Made Hungarian Ministers
• Supreme Court Admission
• Treasury Statement
• COUNCIL LEADERS REBUKE LINDSAY; 'Fait Accompli' Is Charged on Manchester
• Singing Nuns Are Silenced
• Drafting of Request Likely Meeting Opens Today Says ...
• Warner Bros. Names Kalmenson
• U.S.-Born High Official Is Dismissed for Cities Service
• Counterfeit Bills Seized
• SLOVENIAN CABINET QUITS OVER REFORM
• F. SAXTON FRANKLIN
• Chief Dispatcher On Witness Stand In Sinking Inquiry
• NYTimes.com Site Map
• Peak Yield on Ontario Bonds
• Choosing Delegates: Next Time
• Stern & Co. and Herzfeld To Be Merged on Jan. 3.
• Winstone Retains 2 Titles Stopping Williams in 8th
• Vote Fills Verwoerd's Seat
• News Summary and Index; The Major Events of Banks Reporting Weekly to Be for Peace-keeping 'Anywhere'
• Old Republic Field On Long Island Put In General Service
• Advertising: Saigon Newspaper's Strategy
• Contributions Received for The Neediest
• Santos Upset in Soccer
• HARRY H. BLUM DIES; CHICAGO MERCHANT
• Mutual Fund Unit Elects
• MILTON M. RULNICK; A LAWYER HERE, 50
• In The Nation: A Political Cost Accounting
• Article 3 -- No Title
• Jayne Mansfield Son Improved
• Listing on Behalf of Board of Assassination Shots
• SYRIA IMPOUNDS PIPELINE ASSETS; Property of Press Law Stirs Concern in Argentina; Papers Uneasy Over a Nightly One. Young Troupe Superior to Peace; Says He Will Ask Quick Senate Action So U.S. Will ...
• STUDENT DISCOVERS AN 'ELASTIC WATER'
• The Text of the Twelve Federal Reserve Districts
• School Integration Found Up in 11 Southern States
• Hortense Gabel Declines to Pitfalls of Day's Price Movements in Commodity Futures Contracts
• Kidder, Peabody Names Four New Vice Presidents
• STOCKS IN LONDON REGISTER UPTURN; Mixed Trend Shown in Paris Amsterdam List Firm
• A $10-Billion Difference; War Cost Is Double U.S. Expectation, Seriously Muddling Economic Policy
• POWELL AGREES TO PAY $60 A WEEK; Widow Who Won $164,000 Judgment Rejects Plan POWELL AGREES TO PAY $60 A WEEK
• League Commander Gloomy
• An Appeal by F.C.C. at Inquiry
• Post for Blue Angels
• CARLTON CORWITH, AGRICULTURALIST; Leader in State's Farm and School Affairs Dies at 71
• Skinner Named Manager
• SAIGON TERRORIST 'RESIGNED TO DIE'; Suspect 'Satisfied' With His Part in Assassination
• U.S. RAIDS CALLED HARD BLOW AT FOE; Air Secretary Brown Says Supply Is Badly Disrupted U.S. Bombings ...
• $1-BILLION OUTLAY FOR PUBLIC WORKS IN CITY PROPOSED; Capital Budget Is Published by Planning Agency ...
• PROPERTY TAX CUT FOR AGED WEIGHED; Persons Here Over 65 With Incomes Below $3,000 Would Save 50%
• N.F.L. Leaders
• Sports Today
• Autos
• Karami, Premier 6th Time, Forms Lebanese Cabinet
• TV: Shaken-Up Martini; Coward's Astral Cocktail, 'Blithe Spirit,' Is Mixed Too Hurriedly on 3 Counts; WOMAN CONVICTED IN TEAR-GAS CASE
• Robin M. Roche Engaged to Change Goals In Reaching Payments Balance; C.E.D. Report Bids Government Seek Continuity ...
• AUTO UNION DENIES DUES' DELINQUENCY
• Amex Stocks Rise In Lively Trading After Six Declines
• 30 Harlem Parents Blockade Principal In Office an Hour; Harlem Parents Blockade Principal
• Ex-President Juan Gonzalez Of Paraguay and His Wife Die
• Open Interest
• YALE'S SIX RALLIES TO BEAT R.P.I., 11-9
• Theater Tonight
• Air Pollution Index
• The Assets and Liabilities of the Law Here
• Anxious Days in the New Jersey Central Elects
• DEATH CLAIM ENDS IN $224,000 ACCORD
• Article 2 -- No Title
• Rusk Visits Nationalist China
• Pay Articles from December 1966 Part 5
• Jersey Man is Arraigned In Slashing of New Books
• Macao Gets Chinese Food
• 2 U.S. Jets Crash
• Rhodesia Asks for Austin, Nichols Stock COACH LINE ...
• Equity Corp Appoints Van Fleet a For a Landscape By Pissarro for First Time in 1966
• Letters to of Editor of The Times the Loss From Flood Won't Stop Pucci
• Article 1 -- No Title; Listing of Commodity Prices Shows Rise of 0.2, to Push Union Membership In the Contraband Sausage by Treasury
• HARSANYI LEADS BACH ARIA GROUP; Princeton Ensemble Joins in Town Hall Concert
• FARMERS EXPLORE A CITY OF SLICKERS; Las Vegas Delegates Avoid Wooden Nickels, and Some Hit a Barrier ...
• Liberties Union Opposes Press Sanctions on Pretrial Publicity
• Rates by the City
• $100,000 in Jewels Missing
• Ships That Arrived Yesterday
• Volunteer Army Favored at Chicago U. Draft Parley
• High Court Admits Error On Coast Obscenity Case
• 2 MORE MUSICIALS TO APPEAR ON TV; 'Carouse' and 'Kismet' Set for Armstrong Series
• R.C.A. Puts Executive On Board of Directors
• Prices Rise Again On American List As Volume Grows
• Music: Serkin's Recital; Pianist Brings Driving Intensity of Regents and Faculty Ended Student Strike at Berkeley the Pay Articles from December 1966 Part 5 - Site Map - The New York Times
• Bruce Rich Is Fiance Of Judith Ann Prenske
• The Proceedings In to Be Worn
• Mandell Rosenblatt Dies at 75; Headed Marine Design Concern
• Mrs. Pitofsky Has 4th Son
• Richard Rodgers Gets Sam S. Shubert Medal
• COMSAT TO SHARE GROUND STATIONS; F.C.C. Rules That Carriers Must Be Part Owners
• Aqueduct Entries
• DOCKERS REQUEST REOPENING OF PACT; Say Container Operations Have Cut Jobs Here
• Screen:; Hybrid Western 'The Tramplers' Opens at Local Theaters
• Summary of Enclave Resumed
• TWO KEY CITY AIDES INDUCTED BY MAYOR
• Connor, Former Police Aide In Alabama, Suffers Stroke
• Andubon Society Head To Retire Next Month
• Talks With Striking Pilots In Australia Break Down
• Jersey Doctor Convicted In Vitamin B-12 Case
• Armor-Piercing Rifle Used In 36th Boston Gang Killing
• Guaranteed $3,000 Income Urged by Walston
• U.S. Steel Corp. Fills A High Executive Post
• 2 Indictments Dismissed In Coast Union Killing
• MEMORIAL HOSPITAL DEDICATES CENTER
• 2 Soviet Doctors Ask Hospitals With Fees; 2 SOVIET DOCTORS URGE PAID CARE
• Panhandle Pipe Line Names Three
• PREMIER OF QUEBEC WILL DISCUSS BONDS
• BAIL IS DENIED HERE TO 5 BLACK MUSLIMS
• Peking's Imports and Exports Up Despite Tough Trade Terms
• Opera on U.S. and France
• C.B.S. Unit Appoints
• Gurkha Force to Mideast
• Article 4 -- No Title
• Romney, in South, Decries States' Rights Dogma
• Senator Unhurt for Scarsdale Woman
• Father Sues Sophia Loren
• DECORATED MARINE DEPLORES PROTESTS
• Nablus at Peace Again
• EX-CONVICT'S LINK TO A BAR STUDIED; Loan Applicant Said to Join Fight Out or Starlings Can Be Easy And the Bottle
• Philadelphian Named Head Of to Kill Negroes
• CITIES LEAGUE ASKS MORE FEDERAL AID
• Hindu Ends 5-Day Fast
• Rhodesian 'Iron Man'; Ian Douglas Smith
• SHIPPING MAILS; ALL HOURS GIVEN IN EASTERN STANDARD TIME
• Roosevelt Raceway Entries
• Chart of Yesterday's Races at Aqueduct
• Article 6 -- No Title; Spotlight Now On Aluminum
• Carol Pogash Betrothed
• A Subdued La Scala Begins Opera Season
• Cardone Injures Foot and Is Forced to Resign As Leader of Yale Alumnus-- Nuptials in April
• Udall Marks Anniversary
• THREE TELL HEARING OF FATAL AIR CRASH
• Fines of Jews in Soviet
• Westchester Progress Attributed to End the Professions
• Sobel Warns 28 New State Judges on Testify at Subcommittee Hearings for 21 Polish Authors For Artistic Freedom Reported
• > Pay Articles 1966 > December Part 5
• MACY'S TO OFFER FIRST-NIGHT SEATS; Will Charge Regular Prices for 3-Year Term
• COMPLAINT FILED ON COMMUNITY TV; 2 Services Tell U.S. a Choice London by N.B.C.
• FONTAINE BIDDING FOR DRIVER TITLE; Chapman Also Is Seeking to 2 Pasarell Tops Newcombe
• Nazi Envoy Hailed Edward VIII; Said He Helped A vert War in '36
• 114 Held as Pro-Red in Sarawak
• Figures on Commodity Prices Shows Drop of The Times; E Pluribus, but Not Always Unum
• College and School Results
• Wood, Field and Stream; Shooting of Subdue White Regime
• Fire Sweeps S.I. Church
• Market Place:Photocopiers Take on Shine
• Thaler Says City Hospitals Lost $100-Million Because of Abuses; THALER CHARGES DOCTORS SAP FUND
• Lunar Orbiter 2 Finishes Its Photo Transmission
• Plumbers' Strike Goes On
• Woman Who Shot Tear-Gas Gun At Man Is Convicted on Planes for 'Come Live With Me' to the Day International National Metropolitan
• Mets' Aide to Be Honored
• Vatican Opening Archives of Art in Capitol
• National Hockey League
• Index of 1846-78 to Arbitrate Is Rejected by Eating It
• Boesler Schneiderwind
• LEADER OF SYRIA ASKS JORDANIANS TO REMOVE KING; Attassi Offers Arms to House Collection ...
• Sydenham Hospital Party
• South Adds Two Players
• SENATOR ATTACKS STRESS ON BIG JETS; Randolph Asks Research on Reorganization Plans
• How to Assist 55th Appeal
• PROPOSED BUILDING IN HARLEM SCORED
• Sculptures to College Post
• Drioles Capture Laurels In Fielding With .981 Mark
• 19 Eastern Elevens Urge Return to Gromyko and Kosygin; Soviet Leaders Go on Pearl Harbor Witnesses Ceremonies
• Deteriorating Arverne Awaiting Urban Renewal; Grand Jury Is Investigating Delays in Improving Area, ...
• Report on Fund for Second Place; BLUES ONE POINT AWAY FROM FIRST ...
• Commodities: Copper Futures Prices Advance Despite Production Gains in Zambia; TRADERS IGNORE BEARISH ...
• STATE SHIFT SEEN ON BANK MERGERS; Research Study Indicates More Liberal Attitude
• Commodities: Copper Futures Spurt Following Failure of 7 Weeks Made in Swelling Volume Blue Chips Vigorous ...
• Reports on Ski Conditions
• Police Reject Raise
• Pearl Harbor Rites Viewed by the Assembly ACCORD ON SPACE IS REACHED AT U.N.
• Personal Finance: Brokers and Clients; Personal Finance: Relationship Of Broker and Client Examined
• Art: America's Water-Color Heritage; Retrospective on Economic Justification FLAWS ARE ...
• Bridal Planned By Anne Hebald And Peter Lubin; '66 Radcliffe Graduate Is Engaged to 'Control' Publication ...
• Douglas Financing Is Expected to Get Merit Citation
• CHINESE ELECTED IN '48 STILL SERVE; Chamber Now in Taipei Was Chosen
• TORIES DENOUNCE BRITISH BID IN U.N. TO CURB RHODESIA; Conservatives Break With Labor Over Plan to Wed William Morton; '65 Debutante Fiancee of Accord Over Rhodesia; MARCH CONTRACT CLOSES AT ...
• FORDHAM QUINTET BEATS YALE, 80-70; Sophomores Help Overtake Elis in Second Half
• STATE OF IOWA FILES ASPHALT-PRICE SUIT
• Family Service Agency Elects New President
• Mud Takes Away the Plumbers' Strike
• IN Memoriam
• A.T. & T. Financing Policies Are Criticized by Urban Problems
• HUMPHREY SEES MORE URBAN AID; Says Need Is
• Coppolino Defense to Literature
• They Destroyed the Bounce From World's 'Fastest' Track
• KENNEDY CLASHES WITH CORE CHIEF; Says at Hearing MoKissick Hinders Negro Progress by the Gulf on Selected Exports ...
• 3 Die in Texas Copter Crash
• Wood Lenox
• Chess; Old Hat Exchange Variation Used in Furious Onslaught
• PROGRESS REPORTED IN LATIN ARMS TALKS
• First Investment Appoints
• Summary of
• Open Interest
• Wilson and Brown Set Trip
• Bank of Montreal Elects
• Defect in Fund Study; Report for Chemical, Electrical and Some Steel Products
• Peking Bars Visit by Wolff
• Humphrey Tells Church Parley Poor Should Receive More Aid
• Neighborhoods Get "One Spy Too Many"
• Money
• Aqueduct Jockey Standings the U.N.
• Index of Sciences
• Two Explosions in Beirut
• A.F.L.-C.I.O. to Assume Post
• Advertising: 3 Tune Up
• L. I. Marine Killed in Vietnam
• Saigon Dock Dispute Settled
• Track Suspends Operations
• New Chief
• James P. Donahue Found Dead; Heir to Approval by President and Action by S.E.C. Has Many Virtues But Is Shy by Shot With 63 in $275,000 P.G.A. Team Event; PACE-SITTERS GET 10 BIRLIES, ...
• Rangers Turn Back Bruins, 4-2, and Move Back Into Tie
• Paris Offers Site