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1968January 23

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• Dr. Frank Corrigan Dies at 86; Retired Surgeon and Diplomat; Ambassador to Venezuela Under Roosevelt Calmed Dispute About Border
• Beech Aircraft Elects
• CONGRESS REGISTERS 5-YEAR LOW IN POLL
• DR. BROWN IS BACK AT HEALTH OFFICE; Neither Mayor Nor Doctor Comments on Resignation
• 79 Men Killed in Vietnam Are Identified by Pentagon
• AMERICANS CONQUER MAVERICKS, 111-104
• Buyers From U.S. Returning to the Seine Just the Same
• Reserve Panel Rejected Tight Credit in October
• LAOS PLANS STAND NEAR ROYAL CITY; But Enemy Thrust at Luang Prabang Is Discounted
• Michigan Quintet Victor Over Ball State, 99 to 75
• Baptismal Names for Nuns
• Kaiser Aluminum Profit Dips
• PRESIDENT LAUDS FOREIGN AID PLAN
• Episcopal Panel Is Weighing Complaints Against Bishop
• HAYES BACKS RISE FOR INCOME TAXES; N.Y. Federal Reserve Head Fears 1966-Style Crisis HAYES BACKS RISE FOR INCOME TAXES
• Carrier Enterprise Ends Four-Day Visit to Sasebo
• BRYDGES OPPOSES GUN-CONTROL LAW; Says He and Governor Are in 'Total Disagreement'
• Rusk Doubts Inevitability Of a Conflict With China
• Standings of British Soccer Leagues
• KAVANAUGH TRIAL TOLD OF A DENIAL; Defendant Says She Knew Nothing of Jersey Slaying
• Statement by Builder
• M'CARTHY WARNS KENNEDY OF FIGHT; But Doubts He Will Try to Seize Anti-Johnson Drive
• CHINA'S PUPILS GIVEN NO WINTER VACATION
• City Bar on South-West Africa
• MOON SHIP ORBITS, OVERCOMES SNAG; Unmanned Craft's Engines Fire After Faltering in Lunar Descent Test MOON SHIP ORBITS, OVERCOMES SNAG
• 2 Kennedy Airport Bandits Get $3,000 Cargo at El Al
• Dance: An Evenly Textured Program; McKayle and Company at Brooklyn Academy
• Art: Over 53 Feet of Wall Decoration
• RAY ERWIN DEAD; EDITOR, COLUMNIST; Writer at Editor & Publisher Had Been on The Sun
• New Peace Call in Saigon
• McCormack Says Press Overplays Lawbreakers
• Canadian Dollar Advances In Response to New Steps
• Colonels Top Pacers, 100-91; First Time in Six Games
• Functional Furniture for Youngsters
• C. & N. W. Elects Executive
• ALABAMA GRANTED WELFARE REVIEW; High Court Will Decide on 'Substitute Father' Rule
• Article 4 -- No Title
• JAMES E. McNAMARA, A 'COST ACCOUNTANT
• North Korean Says Aim Was to Assassinate Park; Member of Infiltration Team at News Parley in Seoul Group Said to Be First Sent to South for Subversion
• City's Death Rate Dips First Time in Six Weeks
• Article 5 -- No Title
• Gaullists Are Losing Majority in Assembly
• INQUIRY STARTED ON WORLD'S FAIR; Mackell Studies Charge of Kickback at Belgian Village
• Mets Give Swoboda Raise and a Steady Job; $7,000 Increase Lifts Pay to $23,000 -- He'll Play Only Outfield
• Palladium Trading Begins in a Wild Session; PALLADIUM OPENS TO WILD TRADING
• Travia Says Kheel Will Study Taylor Law for Possible Changes
• Norway, West Germany and Soviet Win at Innsbruck Winter Games; U.S. AGAIN FAILS TO SCORE VICTORY Sunde Takes Giant Slalom -- Marolt Is Sixth for Best Finish by an American
• 150 Protest in Copenhagen
• Rosanne Sullivan Plans May Bridal
• BOSTON GETTING NEW BOOK HOUSE; Ex-Houghton Mifflin Aide Organizes Gambit Inc.
• L. I. Man Dies in Car Crash
• GERMAN REDS PRINT DISSIDENT'S ARTICLE
• Meany Appointed to Head David Dubinsky Foundation
• Books of The Times; View From the Aisle
• Bonds: Short-Term Interest Rates Dip Despite Ottawa Step; TRADING IS LIGHT IN MOST SECTORS Decline in Yield Posted for Commercial Bank CD's -- G.M.A.C. Cuts Level
• TV: War's Impact on North Vietnam:Film Is Presented Over Legislators' Protests Discussion Puts Issue Into Perspective
• Rockefeller Drive Opened in Colorado By 24-Man Group
• 19,900 at G.M. Made idle By Strikes at 3 Foundries
• A Sport for All Seasons
• $34.2-Billion in Securities
• Epton's Conviction In '64 Riots Stands; High Court Refuses to Consider Epton Appeal in '64 Riots Case
• FILM MAKER PLANS GUEVARA BIOGRAPHY
• Met Opera Cancels Newport Festival
• PROF. JOHN S. PECK OF CITY COLLEGE, 74
• Draft Protester Loses Plea
• Ex-Mayor of Athens Here
• Washington Proceedings
• Article 2 -- No Title
• G.I.'s Warned on Taking Marijuana to Australia
• Supreme Court Actions
• Ohio State Beats Ga. Tech
• Executive Is Appointed By Helmsley-Spear, Inc.
• First Antarctic Cruise Ship Freed After Going Aground
• Results of Racing at Pimlico Track
• BRITAIN CONFIRMS BID BY SHEIKDOMS; Apparently Rejects Offer of Funds to Stay in Area
• Safeguards Urged for Banks
• INVESTMENT CURB ON SHIPS SOUGHT; Garmatz Seeks Controls on Funds Going Abroad
• Tea Planned for Aides Of U.S.-French Unit
• Bridge: Experts Open Strong Hands Quietly With a One-Bid
• NEW MINK MUTATION BRINGS A HIGH PRICE
• Soviet Honors Landau
• Bliss Sees G.O.P. Nomination 'Wide Open' at the Convention
• France Gives Reply In U.S. Broadcasts To a Texas Critic
• McCall Bars Morse Contest
• Capote Play Postponed
• In The Nation: How to Offend a Governor
• DONOVAN APPEALS FOR SECURITY MEN TO GUARD SCHOOLS; Cites Attacks in Asking for $1.25-Million -- His Ouster Sought by Supervisors Donovan Seeking Security Force to Guard Schools
• Defendant in Racial Shooting Gets Six Years in Maryland
• ULYSSES C. OSBORN
• Excerpts From Commentary by Hanoi
• Small but Mighty as a Citadel of Research: Rockefeller U.
• Sihanouk and Tito for Vietcong
• Court Lets Stand Ban On a Children's Verse
• Building for Elderly Started
• Lubke Aides Cite Denials Of Role in Nazi Camp Plans
• Medical School Names Aide
• 3 American Women Gain In Aussie National Tennis
• Economists Name Head
• NEW 'GUIDED' RULE SEEN FOR GREECE; Draft Charter Said to Have Big Loopholes on Rights
• Harlem Parents Score Hazards Outside New Elementary School
• Du Pont Sags
• SHIPPING FUTURE ON LAKES HAILED; Economist Tells Operators '68 Will Be Busy Year
• Comment Stirs Arab Reaction
• Coach Turns Scouts Into Believers
• Market Place: Fairchild Drifts To 1967-68 Low
• A Staff Vice President Is Appointed by T.W.A.
• Ice Covers Most of Island
• School for Deaf Appoints 2
• Hanover Trust Picks Aides
• Powell Sued for More Money in Defamation Case; Mrs. James, Who Collected $56,000, Expected to Seek $1-Million
• Man to Begin Fifth Year With Transplanted Kidneys
• MOTHER'S KISSES' COMING TO STAGE; Novelist Will Adapt Book, Adler Has Written Songs
• Liberal Antiwar Party and Wallace's Independent Group Qualify for California Ballot
• BRITISH ENSEMBLE LED BY NEWMANN; Royal Philharmonic Plays Strauss and Ives Here
• Observer: The Beautiful People, How Could You?
• Allied Force Withdraws Into Khesanh Stronghold; ALLIES PULL BACK INTO STRONGHOLD
• 3D IOWA REPUBLICAN SEEKS SENATE SEAT
• New Chorus Being Formed
• STRIKER BENEFITS BLOCKED IN JERSEY; Republican Assembly Sends Measure to Governor
• STOCKS IN LONDON ARE DOWN AT CLOSE; Industrials Join Retreat -- Trading Is Active
• POLLUTION BILLS SIGNED BY MAYOR; New Laws Affect Beaches and Dumping of Garbage
• Nuns Win $100,000 With Lottery Ticket They Got as a Gift
• Advertising: TV Commercials That Swing
• Tito in New Delhi
• FEW POLICE FOUND TESTED ON EMOTIONS
• Duke Kahanamoku Dies at 77; Leading Swimmer of His Time; Olympic Swimming Champion of '12 and '20 in Freestyle -Best-Known Hawaiian
• MANSFIELD SAYS WAR HURTS CITIES; Fears a 'National Disaster' From Drain on Energy
• JUSTICES UPHOLD A TEACHERS' OATH; Back State Law Requiring a Constitutional Pledge
• Germann to Direct Columbia Sports
• A Computer Services Subsidiary Formed by Transamerica Corp.; Ritter, Former I.B.M. Aide, Is Named the President of New Company
• BRONX GROUP TOLD TO ADD NEGROES; Puerto Ricans Dominating the Antipoverty Agency
• RASH PILOTS MARE TO A CLOSE SCORE; Jane Volstadt Triumphs in Westbury Feature Pace
• Composer's Term Cut
• WEST SIDE TENANTS PICKET ARTS SCHOOL
• Xerox Up 22%; Earnings Results and Data on Sales Announced by Varied U.S. Corporations
• Sales Representative
• Iran Disputes Suicide Link
• Holy Cross Coach Fears 'Pressure' And Old Protege
• Braden Gets Latin Post
• NO DIFFICULT HUNT FOR B-52 IS SEEN; Expert Compares Problem With That of Palomares
• Winthrop Rutherfurd Jr. To Wed Mary Kernan
• I.L.G.W.U. Aids Quake Victims
• EGYPT TRYING 54 ACCUSED OF PLOT; Ex-Ministers Among Those Who Face Death Penalty
• Miss Resnik to Be Carmen
• 91-Day Bill Rate Dips to 5.068; 182-Day Level Rises to 5.335%
• DOCTORS CONDUCT KASPERAK TESTS
• Candida Pilla, a Soprano, Is Heard in Recital Debut
• Finding a Purpose
• B-52 WITH H-BOMBS PLUNGES INTO ICE IN GREENLAND BAY; No Danger of an Explosion, U.S. Says, Since the Four Weapons Were Unarmed CO-PILOT DIES IN CRASH 6 Others Are Saved as Pilot Orders Plane Abandoned After Fire Breaks Out A B-52 With 4 Hydrogen Bombs Crashes Into Ice Off Greenland
• Tulsa World Head Named
• DR. AUGUSTA ALPERT, YOUNG-CHILD EXPERT
• Westmoreland Warns on Raids
• Ramsey in Plea to Catholics
• Milwaukee and Phoenix Obtain N.B.A. Franchises for Next Season; NEW CLUBS TO PAY $2-MILLION EACH Fee to Include Selection of 18 Players From Rosters of Existing 12 Teams
• Buchen Makes Executive Changes
• Shelling by Jordan Reported
• Teamster Official Is Beaten and Shot In Baltimore Attack
• Tennessee Routs Kentucky, 87-59, for 32d Home Victory in a Row; SURGE IN 2D HALF CLINCHES CONTEST Margin Biggest in Schools' Rivalry -- Ohio State Five Tops Ga. Tech, 66-55
• WILL LANG, HEADED LIFE NEWS BUREAUS
• Morse Urges Help of Others
• Miss Kitt Defends Remarks on War; Denies Rudeness
• Technical Fouls on Crowd Help Cincinnati Five Win
• LATIN BANK LOANS SHOW SHARP GAINS
• WILSON IN SOVIET; HE SEES KOSYGIN; Leaders Confer for 4 Hours as 3-Day Visit Opens
• Stevens Assails Union Plan To Organize Its Employes
• Article 6 -- No Title
• British Action Foreseen
• T.W.A. Gains
• Steamship Official Elected
• The Proceedings In the U.N.
• Cancer Group Plans Ball on Sunday at El Morocco
• Atomic Blast in Nevada Left a 4,000-Foot Crack
• Elizabeth Auchincloss Betrothed
• Community Blood Unit Merges Donor Program With Red Cross; Unified Service Is Expected to Improve Area Supply for 265 Hospitals
• DUTCH SHIP'S RETURN AWAITS SALVAGE FEE
• Article 8 -- No Title
• South Carolina Place
• Curbing Riots
• State and City Plan Hearings on Ending Posts of Marshals; City and State Plan Hearings On Abolishing Marshal System
• OBESITY IS TRACED TO SIGNAL FAILURE; Faulty Internal Warning on Eating May Be a Factor
• Newark News Changes New York Edition's Name; Seeks to Avoid Conflict Over Columnists in Paper That Will Appear Here Today
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• Bache & Co. Elects Two Officers
• East All-Stars Favored to Win From West in Garden Tonight
• 40 Said to Drown in India
• Lansing Pupil-Busing Barred
• Sports of The Times; Bing Through the Ring
• Neil Cohalan, Basketball Coach For Knicks and Manhattan, Dies
• A VIETCONG TARGET: PACIFICATION TEAMS
• Article 1 -- No Title
• GARDEN GIVING UP SOCCER FRANCHISE; Two Groups Interested in Taking Over Team Here
• A. & S. Chooses Officer
• Capital Silent on Meeting
• Peaceful Protest in Florida
• Bengals Get White, Tight End
• U.S. WILL PERMIT LOAN GUARANTEES; American Concerns Allowed to Support Borrowing by Foreign Subsidiaries DOLLARS CAN BE USED But Any Payment Required Will Create a 'Mortgage' on Capital Outflows U.S. WILL PERMIT LOAN GUARANTEES
• 2D STRIKE HALTS L.I. SCHOOL BUSES
• Standing of Eastern College Hockey
• Deborah Downs Engaged to Wed J. R. Welch Jr.
• Garden Sets Hockey Salute; RANGERS TO HAIL ALL-STARS FEB. 11 Players of Yesteryear and Today to Appear at Final Game in 'Old' Garden
• AMEX PRICES DIP; VOLUME DECLINES; Turnover Is 6.87 Million in Short Day -- Index Off 42c
• Damage in Sicilian Quake Estimated at $320-Million
• U.S. TO HOLD BACK STATE ROAD FUNDS
• INSURER MUST PAY ABOVE POLICY LIMIT
• 14 Die in Mauritius As Britain Sends Unit to Quell Riots
• Theater: 'Brel Is Alive'; Musical Opens Run at the Village Gate
• The Neglected Priority
• Seaboard Bid Extended
• Tax Collections Up 15%
• ' Happy Time' Suspends; Robert Goulet Is Ill
• Troubled Waters
• JURY WILL CHECK POVERTY TRAINING; Koota to Present Charges of Fraud Against Trucking Concern Hired by City JURY WILL CHECK POVERTY TRAINING
• Senator Fears Peril to Press In Detroit Newspaper Strike
• POLLUTION GROWS IN LAKE MICHIGAN; Federal Study Urges Action to Purify Water Now
• London Is Testing Use of Computers In Traffic Control
• HOUSTON REPLACES U. C. L. A. AS NO. 1; North Carolina Remains 3d in Basketball Poll
• MAURICE LEVIN, 78, MERCHANT, IS DEAD; Head of Old Hearn Stores and a Philanthropist
• Chief for Air Reduction Unit
• Cuba Replaces Health Chief
• Jarring Revisits Jerusalem
• Thant Is 59
• Chrysler Planning To 'Adopt' School And Train Students
• MORE JUDGESHIPS BACKED IN ALBANY; Bipartisan Support Grows -- Court Calendars Full
• Ohio Concern Sought; COMPANIES PLAN SALES, MERGERS
• Barbara McCain Dawson Engaged
• A FAIR COFFEE PACT BACKED BY JOHNSON
• A JET INSTRUCTOR BLAMED IN CRASH; Over-Confidence in Pilot Is Charged in U.S. Report
• France Condemns Draft On Nuclear Arms Curbs
• Reynolds & Co. Admits 3 Partners
• ARBITRATION ASKED IN PHONE WALKOUT
• Emergency Rule Broadened
• A KEATON FESTIVAL BEGINS LONDON RUN
• Gain for Efficiency-Sharing
• C.B.S.-TV TO SHOW STUDY OF VIETCONG; Documentary Will Use Film Taken Behind Enemy Lines
• 4 OFFICIALS FEAR BLOW TO ECONOMY WITHOUT TAX RISE; Ackley Predicts Big Increase In Output as He Backs 10% Income Surcharge STOCKS WORRY MARTIN He Warns on Speculation -- House Panel Also Hears Fowler and Schultze 4 OFFICIALS FEAR BLOW TO ECONOMY
• U.A.W. MAY DELAY LABOR SHOWDOWN; Union Fears Election Losses Could Result From Split
• FIRST 'LOHENGRIN' OF SEASON HEARD; Singing Better Since Last Year's Revival at Met
• Rates Charged by Insurance Companies
• U. S. PESSIMISTIC ON HANOI'S STAND; Aides Cite Public Rejection of Johnson's Conditions for Peace Negotiations U. S. PESSIMISTIC ON HANOI'S STAND
• Smoking Linked to Rise in Adrenal Secretions; Doctor Warns of Overdose Peril to Patients Treated With Such Hormones
• Strike Paper' Struck
• Population Study Approved
• LABORITES RESTORE RIGHTS OF 25 M.P.'S
• DOUBELL TAKING BUMPS IN STRIDE; Jostling on Boards Doesn't Disturb Aussie Runner
• Bridge Collapse in Tanzania Cuts Flow of Oil to Zambia
• High Court to Rule If Union's Records Were Held Illegally
• Mrs. Carlos Romulo Dead; Wife of Filipino Leader, 62
• Byelorussia Names President
• NO EVIDENCE FOUND ON SPINAL SURGERY
• Harris, Upham to Fight Court Finding of Churning
• Polyfoto Triumphs in Hialeah Dash as Reet Lass, Entrymate, Takes Third; ON YOUR MARK II FINISHES SECOND Polyfoto, Under Velasquez, Scores by 4 1/2 Lengths and Returns $5
• Turnover Off at Big Board and Amex; Wall Street Adapts to Early Closing
• House Approves Trip Despite Johnson Plea
• FIGURE SKATERS OLYMPICS-BOUND; Wood, Miss Fleming Head Strongly Rated U.S. Team
• City Bank Forms Unit; LOAN UNIT IS SET BY THE CITY BANK
• Cold Air and Snow End Bit of Spring in Midwest
• Previous Atom Accidents
• Wood, Field and Stream; The Colonel's Sauce for the Goose Proves to Be Equally Good for the Hare
• Brazil Sees Pact in Danger
• McClellan Calls F-111B 'Flop'; Sees Fund Cut-Off
• Mrs. Heide Has Daughter
• R.C.A. Reduces Prices Of Color Picture Tubes
• Pledge of Forgiveness Goes To Three From Maryknoll
• Nine-Member Panel Named To Study Suffolk Migrants
• Eisenhower on Antimissiles
• 17 Republicans to Rebut Johnson Tonight on TV
• 6% CITY BOND RATE VOTED IN ALBANY; Both Houses Rush to Pass Bill Before Thursday Sale 6% CITY BOND RATE VOTED IN ALBANY
• Jerry Lewis a Grandfather
• Lack of Courtesy
• U.S. Admits a Patrol Intruded In Cambodia in 'Heat of Battle'; U.S. ADMITS PATROL WAS IN CAMBODIA
• O'Connor Calls Fight on Crime 'Confused or Tired'
• Coast Paper Talks Set
• British Steps Assessed
• Union Roll at Million
• An Auction Attracts Dreamers-of-Bargains or Plain Dreamers
• Police Apologize for Arrest
• Article 3 -- No Title
• Ralph Reed, 77, Retired Head Of American Express, Is Dead
• Pennsylvania Aides Accused Of Suppressing LSD Data
• Horsemen Offer to Forgo Higher Purses If State Drops Tax Rise; GOVERNOR ASKED TO WITHDRAW BID But if Tax Rises 1 Per Cent, Horsemen Vow Campaign to Get Entire Increase
• Rock Island Railroad Lost About $16.5-Million for '67
• LEAK IN WIRETAPS CHARGED IN BONN; Deputy Says That Business Secrets Go to 3 Allies
• Judge Tells Coast Brokers To Repay $295,000 to Widow
• Charlop Upsets Fleming In Eastern Senior Tennis
• Brokers Shun Sale of Cheap Stocks; BROKERS ESCHEW CHEAPER STOCKS
• Reacher for the Moon; Joseph Gleason Gavin Jr.
• Getty's Son Is Divorced
• Article 7 -- No Title
• MARKET TUMBLES IN 4-HOUR SESSION; 1,072 Stocks Fall and 274 Rise in Short Day -- Dow Drops 8.61, to 871.71 VOLUME ALSO DECLINES Trading Off to 10.63 Million -- Glamour Issues Down, Blue Chips Weaken MARKET TUMBLES IN 4-HOUR SESSION
• Price Set on AMX Car
• Vietcong Denounce the Cut By Saigon in Truce for Tet
• Child to Mrs. R. L. Wood
• First Lady Heads Heart Drive
• Counterfeit Bonds Seized
• Museum Screens Godard
• No Need for Wessin
• Amex Seat Sold at $260,000
• City U. Will Open 3 New Units by '71; CITY U. WILL GET 3 NEW COLLEGES
• Dayan Will Visit U.S. Next Month
• OUTPUT OF STEEL CLIMBS FOR WEEK; Production Index Gains by 3.4 Points, to 144.8
• SCANDALOUS' ORDER DECRIED IN CONGRESS
• Joseph Papp Will Speak Today to Women's Club