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1966December 03

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• S.E.C. SAYS MUTUAL FUNDS CHARGE 'EXCESSIVE' FEES; ASKS CONGRESS FOR CURBS; SALES COST CITED Protection of Public Stressed--Industry Cool to Changes
• Indian Diplomat's Wife Helps As Saleswoman in Crafts Shop; An Aid to Refugees
• Giant Mutual Fund Industry to Fight Tough Reform Measures Sought by S.E.C.; ONE KEY PROPOSAL CALLED EXTREME Bid to Ban 'Front-End Load' Described by Sellers as 'Not in Public Interest'
• Still on the Job; Thant
• Children's Aid Trustee Named
• Grace and Ruberoid Resume $100-Million Merger Talks; Ruberoid Stock Gains
• Armstrong Cork Elects
• Neither Sleet Nor Rain Nor Vietnamese Jungles...
• Susan Frank Engaged To Alexander Weitz
• North Carolina School Gets Help For a Summer Session in Siena
• Pennsy to Build Freight Cars
• BRITAIN'S GOLD AND FOREIGN CURRENCY RESERVES
• Books--Authors; Patchen's Picture-Poems
• HAWKS TURN BACK KNICKS, 109 TO 107; Bridges Sinks a Hook Shot at Buzzer for Victory
• New President Named By Security Traders
• Storms Lash Europe
• N.Y.U. FIVE TO FACE SETON HALL TONIGHT
• CONSOLIDATED GAS VOTES 2-FOR-1 SPLIT
• The Western Railroads
• Unbeaten Alabama Will Play Auburn In '66 Finale Today
• U.S. Asks Minimum Pay Rise In Apparel and Cigar Trades
• AEOLIAN PLAYERS AT CARNEGIE HALL; Handel and Crumb Premiere Offered by Chamber Unit
• Eaton Yale & Towne Names New Director
• DANIEL A. HOHMANN
• ARTS SEMINARS SET BY FASHION SCHOOL
• Hanseatic Is Sold for Scrap
• KING WARNS JORDAN ON ISRAEL AND LEFT
• Nature, $6.20, Captures Sprint at Aqueduct and Gives Turcotte a Triple; MIRAMAR CARIBE FINISHES SECOND Petite Rouge, Favorite, 5th --Gallant Romeo Is 2-1 In Stuyvesant Today
• Lindsay Accuses Johnson Of 'Shortchanging' Cities; Says $5.3-Billion Budget Cuts That Left Space Program Almost Intact Show Failure to Understand Plight
• RIBICOFF ATTACKS U.S. ON CITIES' AID; Says the Executive Branch Is 'Afraid of New Ideas'
• VARIED USE SEEN FOR ELECTRIC CAR; Professor Says Runabouts and Family Autos May Be Available in 10 Years HE CITES 'A DIRE NEED' Vehicles Would Cut Noise, Fumes and Congestion-- Batteries Under Study
• Rise Is 3d in Succession-- $250-Million Line of Credit Is Allowed to Lapse; BRITISH RESERVES RISE FOR 3D MONTH
• Career Men Grind Out 346-Page Report; Loomis and Youthful 5-Man Team Write Long Document
• Proceedings in the U.N.
• 77 Vessels Work to Clear The Seaway by Midnight
• PFIZER ORDERED TO LICENSE DRUG; F.T.C. Finds Patent Office Was Misled on Antibiotic
• Market Place.; Sears Previews 1967's Economy
• Cities Service and Hugoton Cancel Merger Agreement
• RACE OPENS IN LAOS FOR JAN.1 ELECTION
• Mont-Saint-Michel's 1,000th Year Is a Frantic One; Abbey Was a Prison
• Martin Finn to Wed Bonaventura Devine
• CRIMMINS COUPLE DECLINE TO TALK; Parents of Slain Children Plead Fifth Amendment
• Dressing Down U.S. Men; 'Kibosh' on Convention
• Summary of the Day
• Kansas City Kroger Joins Chains in Ending Contests
• Burmese Black Market; Scarce Goods Finding Their Way From Fixed-Price People's Stores
• Eckert Will Investigate Giles Role in Wills Deal
• Montecatini-Edison Holds Talks With Firestone Tire
• Topics: The Central Park Memorial Cemetery
• Gomez Blanked at Mexico City
• Dr. Francis Sweeny, Physician To Football Giants, Dead at 72; Fiery Partisan Also Treated Manhattan College Teams for Four Decades
• 'View From Bridge' to Close
• Treasury Statement
• GUNTER BETHKE
• STATE IS WARNED ON GRAND JURIES; Selection Rules Questioned by U.S. Appeals Court
• THANT, RENAMED, VOWS NEW EFFORT TO END ASIAN WAR; U.N. Assembly Is Unanimous in Giving Him Another Term as Secretary General ACTIVE ROLE INDICATED He Has Understanding With Council on Bringing Crisis Situations Before It
• 11 Unhurt in Mexican Crash
• PROBLEM IN 1968 SEEN BY KENNEDY; Vietnam Will Hurt Johnson but He'll Win, Senator Says
• ST. JOHN'S TARGET OF A NEW ATTACK; Professors' National Group Again Assails Dismissals
• Insko Approaches Record Feat; Driver Is on Verge of $1-Million Season With 200 Firsts
• 18 Employes Suspended In New Sanitation Scandal; Prosecutor to Get Data
• Scientists Meet in Cuba
• 2 Hotel Employes Save Guest, 50, in Fire Here
• Decline Is the 4th Consecutive --Policy on Gold Appears to Be Undergoing Shift; FRENCH RESERVES DIP FOR 4TH MONTH
• FUNDS INVESTING IN OTHERS SCORED; Laws to Prevent Operation of Holding Groups Urged
• CORE Seeks an Injunction
• SHEPPARD APPEARS BEFORE GRAND JURY
• Art: Balthus, Giacometti and the French Tradition; A Welcome Event at Loeb and Krugier's
• Ship Line Changes Piers
• Finance Company Chief Seized On 6 Charges in Ontario Inquiry; FINANCIER SEIZED IN CANADA INQUIRY
• Continental Baking Co. Chooses Vice President
• Medical Ship Sails
• MORE FUNDS URGED FOR PALESTINE AID
• Barnard School Bazaar
• Theater Preview
• The Glow of Candlelight in a School Lunchroom
• British Order for Boeing
• New Books; General
• The Stage Is Set for Fifth Asian Games; Japanese Favored to Retain Title in Bangkok Meet
• Wilson and Smith Talk On Ship Off Gibraltar
• Mister Donut Fills Posts
• Fear of New Slag Slide Allayed in Welsh Village; Experts Say Channel Caused by Rain Prompted Reports of a New Avalanche
• YARBROUGH OFFERS BUOYANT PROGRAM
• Commodities: Copper Futures Prices Show Decline Following Stockpile Release; SOME RECOVERY NOTED LATE IN DAY Active May Contract Ends at 49.50 Cents a Pound, Down From 51 Cents
• MRS. HAMLIN HUNT
• Cabaret Tonight
• Rodriguez Loses Trial Motion; Selection of Grand Jury Upheld
• STRIKE AT PAN AM AVERTED BY PACT; T.W.U. Accepts Offer After Series of Postponements
• Greek Doctors and Dentists On 24-Hour Strike Over Pay
• Shriver Is 'Interested' in Illinois Race; Bars 'Messy' Primary
• R.C.A. DECLARES A DIVIDEND OF 2%; Its Stock Closes Unchanged Despite Board Move
• MAYOR IS HOPING TO HOLD TAX LINE; But Other Officials Are Less Optimistic on Avoiding Rise --Higher Expenses Seen
• Flier Dies as 2 Jets Crash
• U.S. AGAIN SCORES OTTAWA BANK BILL; Rift Grows as Canadians See Threat of Reprisal
• Mutual Funds Have Registered Substantial Growth Since 1940; Surge in Their Assets and in Popularity Is Traced to Investment Company Act --3.5 Million Are Now Shareowners
• U.N. Communique and Thant Speech; Council's Communique
• AUTOPSY CONFIRMS NEGRO'S INJURIES; Alabama Reports Prisoner Died of Brain Damage
• Art: Sparkling Early Gems of Winslow Homer; Refurbished Oils Given Long-Deserved Show
• 3 Pilots Sought on Each Jet Airliner
• New President Chosen By Georg Jensen, Inc.
• February Draft Call Cut Back to Provide Training to Reserve
• Cost of Cuban Funerals Cut
• Antiques: Capsule History of Chinese Art on View; Institute's Survey Goes Back to Neolithic Era
• Miss Wilmerding Engaged to Wed Robert Macleod; She Plans Marriage to a 1962 Graduate of Trinity College
• Boutique for Dream Gifts
• F.P.C. BACKS MERGER OF ILLINOIS UTILITIES
• 4 Ecuadorians Face Trial
• Dartmouth, Led by Smoyer, Beats Bowdoin Six, 7 to 2
• U.S. Steel to Expand Plant
• Peking Accuses Historian of Fomenting Opposition
• Powell Told to Pay $60 a Week Toward His $165,000 Judgment; Guilty Four Times
• Topics: The Central Park Memorial Cemetery; Memorials Everywhere
• YULE BONUS AT FORD IS OVER $7-MILLION
• Play on Genovese Slaying Is Performed in Indiana
• JACK GOLDBERG
• Kosygin Asserts Fascism Is on the Rise in Germany; Bid to de Gaulle Seen
• BOMBAY'S REBUFF TO MENON UPHELD; Party Bars His Candidacy for Parliament There
• Printing School Applications
• UTILITY REPORTS
• Study Finds Birth Control Used By Most Catholic Wives 18-39; Study Finds Rise in Birth Control Use
• Ghana Drafting Constitution
• MAYOR TO REDUCE USE OF CITY CARS; He Hopes to Cut Need for Specially Assigned Autos
• Bonn Moves to Cut Foreign Investments By German Banks; 9% Earned on Investments
• Wharton Study of 1962 Is S.E.C. Springboard
• SOME REDS ARE COOL TO PARLEY ON CHINA
• Senator Hill Scores School Guidelines
• KAYE AND C.B.S. WILL PART WAYS; Comedian's Variety Show, in 4th Year, Hurt by Ratings
• STOCK PRICES DIP ON LONDON BOARD; Trading Light as Investors Await Word on Rhodesia
• SAIGON GENERALS INSIST ON A VETO; Won't Drop Power to Block Parts of a Constitution
• Service League Will Be Assisted By Plaza Dance; Gold and Silver Ball on Dec. 29 Is a Benefit for Teen-Agers
• Associate Fashion Names New Member to Its Board
• Bishop Reports He Visited Wyszynski but Not Officials
• Bridge:
• Barbara Smith Fiancee Of Homer Sheffield Jr.
• BRITAIN ACQUIRES REJECTED RUBENS; 'Judgment of Paris,' Unsold at Auction, Bought Privately
• McWilliams, Jorge Resign As Football Aides at Navy
• G.O.P. to Meet Next Month On Ways to Build Party
• Jets Are Underdogs as They Face Raiders on Wet Field in Oakland Today; EWBANK WORRIED ABOUT CONDITIONS Coach Feels That Inclement Weather and Muddy Turf Could Endanger Namath
• YAFFI'S RESIGNATION ACCEPTED IN BEIRUT
• YOUNGSTOWN NURSES GET RAISE IN DISPUTE
• Captive Not Guerrilla Chief
• NEWSMEN APPROVE PACT IN WASHINGTON
• Newsman Indicted in Death
• NEW NASSAU BUDGET SCORED AT HEARING
• LUMBER PRODUCTION DIPS 18.8% IN WEEK
• DR. NATHAN WEINER OF ENDO LABS DIES
• Princess Radziwill to Play A Stage Role, Agent Says
• U.S. PLANES STRIKE HANOI'S OUTSKIRTS; Targets 5 Miles From City Hit--Ky Says G.I.'s Will Go to Mekong Delta
• T.W.A. Executive Urges U.S. to Press Supersonic Airliner; Three Years Behind
• Continental Insurance Elects Vice President
• U.S. PANEL URGES PATENT REFORMS; Makes Proposals Aimed at Cutting Time and Expense
• AUTO SAFETY LAW ASSAILED BY FORD; Car Official, in Talk Here, Scores Timing on Rules
• HOPE'S CREW SPENT 10 MONTHS IN PORT; Captain Built Ship Models, 3d Mate Taught English
• AUTO SALES SHOW ANOTHER DECLINE; Volume for November Rises but Per-Day Rates Lag Behind 1965 Period
• A Glossary of Fund Terms
• Lincoln Towers Wins On Bedsheet Tenants
• DR. KING TO ASSIST VOTERS IN CHICAGO; Will Help Negroes Register for Elections in Spring
• MARINE UNIONS PLAN AN ORGANIZING DRIVE
• Rate on British Pound Drops; Canadian Dollar Also Declines
• Greek Defendant Hits Witness
• Emily Montgomery Wed to John Lynch
• TV Review; Arthur Miller Version of Ibsen Revived
• BUSINESS RECORDS; BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS
• Singers Flee Barbados Crowd
• Student Strike at Berkeley Is Growing Larger; Faculty Support of Protest on Arrests Increases-- Both Sides Adamant
• Bridge:; European Experts to Play Roth and Kaplan Pairs Here
• ROCKEFELLER ENDS HIS PLAN FOR BALL; Work on a Fallout Shelter Thwarts Inaugural Gala
• Stock Prices Decline on Amex For 5th Day as Trading Slumps; Exchange Index Rises
• 2 Bobbies Do Their Duty And Are Told, Not Again
• OUTLOOK IS DARK FOR IONA QUINTET; Lack of Experience Is Cited --Wagner Is Hopeful
• At Oakland, Calif.
• British Antarctic Base
• YORTY DENOUNCES A KENNEDY LETTER; Senator Wrote to Woman on Los Angeles Hearing
• Letters to the Editor of The Times; War Stand of Freedom House
• Bavarian Parliament Bars Rightists From Presidium
• RESORT EMPLOYES WIN WAGE INCREASE
• 'Three Hand Reel' to Move
• 2D SCHOOL DISPUTE PLAGUES HARLEM; Parents Demanding Voice in Operations on 123d St.
• Mrs. Forrester Macdonald, Home Economics Teacher
• Award for Helen Hayes
• Officials Say F.B.I. Has Bugged Dominican Embassy Since 50's; Dominican Embassy Bugged by F.B.I. Since 50's
• Boycott of Argentines Ignored
• SHARP CAPTURES RACE AT NASSAU; Drives Chaparral to Victory in First Speed Week Event
• Estate of Ganglord Friend Freed of Back Tax Claim
• News Summary and Index; The Major Events of the Day
• Mercury Dips Here; Upstate Areas Get A Blanket of Snow
• Economist Sees Risk in Tax Rise; A Slower Pace of Expansion Called Likely Result
• EXCHANGES URGED TO ADJUST RATES; S.E.C. Asks Steps to Permit Use of Volume Discounts
• SCHOOLS IN BRUSSELS GET LANGUAGE CURB
• 4 Die in Argentine Floods
• Ky Says U.S. Combat Troops Will Go Into Delta; Mekong Region Now Is Under South Vietnamese Army-- Shift Due This Month
• P.G. Yatrakis to Marry Miss Psarianos Feb. 12
• CAR MAKERS OBJECT TO SOME STANDARDS
• Bank of Nova Scotia Gains
• Reagan Decries Action; Support At Columbia
• Pope Urges Mideast Peace
• Sports Today
• U Thant Stays
• Wynne Gains World Offshore Title; Takes 158-Mile Race --Wishnick Second, M. Lewis Sixth
• No Comment by Kennedy
• Hernandez, U.S., Outpointed By Benvenuti in Rome Bout
• MRS. JONES SCOVERN
• Jobless Rate Declines to 3.7%, Matching Lowest Level of Year; 75 Million Employed
• Listing of Day's Price Movements in Commodity Futures Contracts
• MORRIS J. ESPERITO
• MUSIC NOTES
• 17 HOSPITALS FACE U.S. FUNDS CUTOFF; Facilities in Five Southern States Offered Hearings on Rights Compliance
• Hunter Who Shot Mare Is Target of a Search
• NEW CONTRACT SET BY COTTON EXCHANGE
• METHODIST EDITOR CRITICIZES CHURCH; Scores Procedure on Union With United Brethren
• STOCKS MEANDER TO SLIGHT LOSSES; Declines Edge Out Advances by 613 to 527, but Key Averages Close Mixed DOW INDEX DROPS 0.28 Volume Slows to 6.2 Million as the Market Shows Little Reaction to Day's News
• 2 Boeing 747 Contracts Given
• Bank Robbery Suspect Seized
• SHIPPING--MAILS; ALL HOURS GIVEN IN EASTERN STANDARD TIME Ships That Arrived Yesterday
• G.I. Boom Is Awaited
• Mrs. Hesseltine Wed
• Television
• Lisbon Cardinal to Stay in Post
• Congo Rebels Said to Free Two Italian Missionaries
• General Going to Vietnam
• North African Arms Race
• GIANTS DECLINE 1967 JETS' GAME; Exhibitions in Future Not Ruled Out by Mara
• WHOLESALE PRICES UNCHANGED AT 105.8
• Meredith Assailant Starts Two-Year Term in Prison
• Correction
• Contractor Puts Lien On D.A.R.-Owned Hall
• At the Empire Room: Making Music, if Not Money
• Chalk Denies Getting Complaints On 5th Avenue Apartment House
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• Allegheny Ludlum Raises Price
• Hospital Debts Mounting Here; Medicare and Medicaid Blamed; HOSPITAL DEBTS MOUNTING IN CITY
• 106-Year-Old School Is a Little Melting Pot; Chinese and Others Mark Nearly All Ethnic Holidays
• ROQUEPINE IS FIRST IN GRAND PRIX TROT
• Johnson and Mexican Chief To Meet at Bridge Today
• Jamaica Containership Run Is Planned by Grace Line
• RATING REDUCED ON CON ED BONDS; Utility Is Downgraded to A by Standard & Poor's
• S.E.C. Job: Mrs. Cohen Would Call It Nagging
• Girl's Injuries Fatal in Fall From Kennedy Niece's Car
• Aniline Director Retires
• Comsat Improves Orbit of Satellite; Service to Begin; Limits Evened Out
• G.M. McCrane Becomes Fiance Of Miss Mooney; Bank Aides, Graduates of Georgetown, Are Planning Bridal
• 15TH WEEK AT MET LISTS 4 FIRST ROLES
• Radio
• Hertz Corp. Fills Post
• STATE LOTTERY PLAN EXPECTED NEXT YEAR
• Angels Trade Chance to Twins and Get Hall, Mincher and a Relief Pitcher; COAST CLUB ADDS BATTING STRENGTH Twins Will Also Receive Another Infielder From Angels' Farm in Deal
• MINIERE REVISING CORPORATE SHELL; Assets Go to New Concern --Congo to Get 50%
• FLOOD ROLE FELLS FLORENCE MAYOR; Collapses From Exhaustion --Rain Raises New Fears
• Church-State Clarity
• At Birmingham, Ala.
• FOREIGN INDICATORS
• French Favor Somaliland Vote
• EDUCATORS CHEER CRITIC OF WRITING; Reston Sees Need for Better Expression of Ideas
• French Leftists Seek Election Alliance With Reds
• RALPH ALLEN, 53, TORONTO EDITOR; Author Received O.B.E. for World War II Reporting
• PANEL APPROVES HOUSING IN QUEENS; Planners Use Blunt Terms in Endorsing Project
• Last Quintuplet Dies Six Days After Birth
• PRESIDENT IS TOLD INFLATION THREAT WILL EASE IN 1967; Aides See More Moderate Growth and No Reasonable Prospect of a Recession
• Hunter Fined $187.50 For Shooting 5 Swans
• RISE IN SPENDING MAY LAG IN 1967; Slower Growth Is Predicted for Business by S.E.C. and Commerce Dept. END OF TAX BOON CITED Manufacturers Report Cut of $1-Billion in New Orders for Month
• Excerpts From Summary by S.E.C. of Its Report on the Mutual Fund Business; Regulatory Problems
• DELTA MINISTRY TRIMS SPENDING; Church Council's Rights Unit Now Balancing Its Budget
• DEBATE RENEWED ON SHIP SUBSIDY; Connor Orders Reopening of Severance Pay Case
• 'Tensile Tower' Hangs Floors as It Rises; Precast Slabs Lifted and Then Attached to Proper Level
• ARLAN'S SALES UP, BUT PROFITS DROP; Department Store Chain Lays Loss to Weather
• Dividends Announced
• Japan's Cabinet Resigns In Realignment of Posts
• Katharine Colt Is Bride Of Constantin R. Boden
• PLAY'S THE THING, FILM STARS AGREE; Hollywood Actors Tell Why They Are Stage-Struck
• Lobo of Olavarria & Co. Joins Czarnikow-Rionda
• Books of The Times; Dead End
• 4-Year College Rule Adopted As Baseball Meetings Wind Up
• Fluor Corp. Approves Merger
• New Threats in North
• Nonpartisan Constitution
• Cowboys, Packers, Bills Picked To Close In on Division Titles
• EXCHANGE PROPOSED BY RUMANIAN RABBI
• Janet Baker Sings Memorably In Her First Town Hall Recital; Mezzo-Soprano Is Radiant, Vocally and Dramatically, in Varied Program
• British Bill Rate Dips
• BORIS BOGOSLOVSKY, EDUCATOR, 76, DEAD
• Drama Group Elects Officers
• Gleason Seeks Re-Election As President of I.L.A. Local
• One of Two Americans Freed on Bail in Soviet; Release Is Refused to Man Held in Theft of Sculpture
• HIBERNIANS FIND FISH IS A HABIT; Only Half of Catholic Order Here Eat Beef on First Nonmeatless Friday