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1968April 29

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• WHITE SOX SCORE OVER TWINS BY 3-2; Ward's Two-Run Homer Off Chance in Ninth Decides
• Union Calls the City Welfare System 'Bankrupt'
• MRS. ROBERT WISEMAN
• Sports of The Times; The Only Real Heavyweight Champion
• Bretons Blow Up Garage
• Children's Street Play Changes in City
• M-G-M President Challenges Extent Of Critic's Shares; M-G-M PRESIDENT QUESTIONS SHARES
• Johnson Role Discussed
• Shake-Up at Lytton Financial Echoes Slump in Housing Field; LYTTON REFLECTS SLUMP IN HOUSING
• New Executive Plane
• ' Pinafore' Hoves Into City Center With Docile but Tuneful Crew
• FILIPINOS ADVANCE TO ZONE NET FINAL
• Top Officer Appointed By the Apco Oil Corp.
• TV's Quiet Revolution: Censors Giving In; Once - Taboo Topics Are Common in Today's Fare
• U. of Chicago Historian Heads Trustees at Fisk
• CUP YACHTING WON BY BOB MOSBACHER
• Quick Cutbacks Doubted With End of Vietnam War
• Front Page 2 -- No Title
• Jewish Group Backs Dissent
• 6 1/4-Hour Movie Is Shown in 2 Parts at the DeMille
• Donohue Drives McLaren-Chevrolet to Victory in Riverside Road Race
• Riot Act vs. Riot Report
• Fashion Luncheon Listed
• Threat to Area
• Ball Will Help Convent
• Greek-Americans Win And Clinch Soccer Title
• Treasury Itemizes 1-Year Maturities: $113,617,707,723
• Brown Intends to Retain His Post in the Labor Party
• POINTER SELECTED AS BEST IN SHOW; Crackerjack Leads Field of 1,300 at Penn Treaty
• ILLINOIS YOUTH, 18, HELD IN DEATH OF 5
• 56 GROUPS SET UP A CONSUMER UNION
• Cards Take Sixth in Row, 4-2; Pirates Are Beaten
• Carmichael Scores at Net
• HOOVER CHALLENGED ON DR. KING INQUIRY
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• A Trackless Train For Parks and Zoos Being Tested Here
• Work on Southbound Lanes Snarls West Side Highway
• Irrepressible Candidate; Hubert Horatio Humphrey
• GELDING SCORES AT NORTH SALEM; Susan Freeman's Hull Wins Working Hunter Honors
• Earnings of Kodak Climb to a Record
• Senators Ask U.S. To Create Institute On Income of Aged
• Article 7 -- No Title
• Western Allies Ask End Of Berlin Travel Curb
• John Nelson Brings Jersey Double Chorale
• U.S. FORCES BEGIN MASSIVE ASSAULT ON ASHAU VALLEY; Airmobile Division Copters Enter Jungle Stronghold of the North Vietnamese
• Gaynor & Ducas Picks Senior Vice President
• New Tool for New Towns
• International Loans Listed for Week
• Percy Asks for Regard
• Article 10 -- No Title
• A Do-It-Yourself Show, Uneven Hemlines and All
• ELY GREEN, AUTHOR, CHAUFFEUR, BUTLER
• Article 3 -- No Title
• ELLIS CONFOUNDS ONE FIGHT 'CRITIC'; Goes On to Title After Being Demeaned by Terrell
• Lindsay's Record Shows Few Hits and Many Balks on Albany Legislation
• CANADIENS CLINCH DIVISION PLAYOFFS; Lemaire's Goal in Overtime Period Beats Hawks, 4-3
• Personal Finance: Convertible Issues; Personal Finance
• Red Spook Triumphs
• Week of Festivities Ends in Greece
• Article 8 -- No Title
• CONDUCT OF POLICE AT RALLY SCORED; Brutality During Arrests in Washington Sq. Charged by Civil Liberties Union
• Mrs. King to Lead March
• Raiders-Broncos Game Set
• Six Die at Buenos Aires
• Ho Chi Minh Cheered In Vote Appearance
• Giardino Denounces State's Decentralization Plan for Schools Here as 'Political Expedient'
• Citadel of Reason
• Miss Mathews Wed To Dr. A. G. Nathan
• MEAD REORGANIZES CORPORATE SET-UP
• The Proceedings In the U.N.
• Against National Park in North Cascades
• Volleyball, Water Polo Voted
• Presidential Panel Opposes Changes On Draft Boards
• PENTAGON BUYING SCORED AS LOOSE; A Congress Study Reports Millions in Overcharges
• Democratic Society Favored
• Honorary Degrees Awarded
• Giants Win, 6-1, From Dodgers; McCovey Hits Homer
• Orioles Win, 6-1, After 3-0 Loss; Hardin Beats Red Sox
• TAX OF $1,622,000 LEVIED ON COUPLE; Marijuana Law Is Invoked in Santa Barbara Case
• POLISH WRITERS GIVEN A WARNING; Union Told to Bar Dissidents or Risk New Controls
• Article 5 -- No Title
• Damaged Oriana in England
• 20 Groups in Britain to Form Black Alliance Against Racism
• HUMPHREY SCORED BY M'CARTHY MEN; State Backers Say He Bears Johnson 'Albatross'
• Article 6 -- No Title
• BOND MEN AWAIT TREASURY MOVE; Wonder if Rate on Federal Offering Is to Be 6%
• GO-GO FLEET GETS AN EXPANSION BID; Company Offers to Convert Liner United States
• The Dorian Quintet Presents Intricate 1968 Work
• Macy's New York Elects
• LEGISLATURE DUE TO FACE TAX ISSUE ON RETURN TODAY; Members Under Pressure to Raise Levies to Help Balance State Budget
• Dance: Two More Royal Ballet Romeos and Juliets; Georgina Parkinson in Role First Time Here
• Schweitzer to Speak Here
• TV: Glenn Gould Discusses Mozart; Pianist's Critique of the Composer on P.B.L.
• 2 Student Groups Battle With Rocks On Peking Campus; 2 STUDENT GROUPS BATTLE IN PEKING
• Deborah Randall To Be the Bride Of Yale Student
• Peace Is Still an Issue
• Westport Antiques Fair
• Article 9 -- No Title
• BARRIERS DWINDLE, LATIN AMERICA TOLD
• Young Backs March
• Article 11 -- No Title
• It's a Bakery Out of the Past
• MRS. J. PHILIP SMITH
• NORWICH ACCUSES REVLON ON STOCK; Says It Has Bought Shares of Drug Maker by Ways 'to Conceal Ownership'
• PILOT GROUP HITS NEAR-MISS DATA; Scores F.A.A. for Release of 'Raw' Reports
• 5th Avenue Parade Salutes Israel's 20th Year; 40,000 March and Sing for Over 3 Hours to Mark Nation's Anniversary
• CITY ASKS MT. SINAI TO REPAY $1-MILLION
• SALES GAIN 7.4% AT RETAIL CHAINS; MARCH SALES UP AT RETAIL CHAINS
• COLOMBIAN URGES LATIN AIR FLEET; Aviation Chief Says Merger Is Needed to Survive
• 2 Arab Kings Back Jordan
• MISSION TO CONGO BECOMES DRAMA; Dr. Conor Cruise O'Brien Writes 'Murderous Angels'
• Ground Is Broken for Riding Institute
• PROFITS ROSE 13% IN FIRST QUARTER; Survey of 567 Corporations Shows Increases for 422 and Declines for 145
• COLUMBIA CLOSED AS EFFORTS TO END DISPUTE CONTINUE; Professors Vote, 466 to 40, to Condemn Occupation of Buildings by Students
• Thelma Browne, Mezzo, Makes Debut Here
• City Policeman, Held on L.I. In Fatal Shooting of Friend
• The U.S. Negro in Vietnam; The Negro in Vietnam: Strides Toward Partnership Contrast With Lag at Home
• BRANDEIS IS WINNER IN TV 'COLLEGE BOWL'
• Pope Says Church Needs More Priests and Monks
• Hanoi Reports a New Group In South Seeks Peace Talks
• Negro Aides Doubt Gains
• Mayor Daley Hailed
• Miss Regina L. Cohen Married
• Article 12 -- No Title
• 2 IN SENATE SCORE USE OF F-111-A JET
• Irish Setter Triumphs
• Cross-Country Flight
• Indians Get Split With Senators; 2-Hit Shutouts Traded
• U.S. RESTAURATEUR IS DETAINED IN ITALY
• Rand Men Tackle City's Problems, Big and Little; Researchers Go Into Housing, Police, Fire and Health in $607,000 Contract
• Pilot Is Injured in Crash Of Jetliner in Jersey
• How to Knit an Ingenious Cloth; Alamac Knitting Mills Uses Ingenuity
• Protest Over Okinawa Erupts in Tokyo
• Barber Withstands Surge by Zarley, Takes Nelson Golf by One Shot; FINAL 70 FOR 270 PROVIDES VICTORY
• Bermuda Arrests 50 for Violation of Curfew as Violence Ebbs
• 3 MEDIEVAL PLAYS GIVEN IN A CHURCH; Trilogy of Music Dramas Is Performed at St. George's
• Miss Darcy J. Miller Wed to John W. Boyd
• German Driver Killed
• Salazar Is 79
• F.B.I. Reports a Threat on Mayor Addonizio's Life, but He Shrugs It Off
• Ray of Hope in Nigeria
• Marriage at Plaza For Rita Donenield
• Budget Travel Is Formed
• White Enterprises in Black Areas
• RettigHalper
• Two Senators Honored
• MYER GIVEN AWARD BY TROT RACING UNIT
• Czech Charges Slansky Purge In 1952 Was Ordered by Stalin
• ALDEN STEVENS, WRITER, IS DEAD; Headed Association Devoted to Helping U.S. Indians
• Angels Beat Athletics, 4-3, On Repoz, Reichardt Drives
• Meadow Brook Wins in Polo
• $1.3-Million Collected
• New Syrian Budget Raises Outlay $57-Million Over '67
• Kings Point Sailing Team Captures College Crown
• New Orders for Machine Tools In March Led February by 7%; But I968 Resale Fell Behind the Year-Earlier Month by Same Percentage
• Ship Sale to British Approved
• Horace Mann Drafts Plans For a Merger
• Rosewall Crushes Laver in Final of First Tennis Open; VOLLEYS DECISIVE IN BATTLE OF PROS
• Mayor and 200 Riders Open Brooklyn Bikeway
• M'CARTHY IS COOL ON RUNNING MATE; Asserts He Would 'Fill All Important Offices First'
• ROSELLI ACCLAIMED IN CARNEGIE RECITAL
• 76ers Expected to Decide On Hannum's Status Today
• Negroes' Boycott in Mississippi Gains Merchants' Concessions; Negroes' Boycott in Mississippi Gains Merchants' Concessions
• Man Dies as Rig Sinks
• 5 ON TRACK TEAM DIE IN AIR CRASH; Lamar Tech Coach and the Pilot Also Killed in Texas
• ASAMAN BYRON UNIT IN A DANCE PROGRAM
• FORECASTS DIFFER ON INDIANA VOTING; ' Insiders' Expect Branigin to Win, 'Outsiders' Kennedy -- McCarthy Ruled Out
• Yarborough Wins 250-Mile Virginia Race in Mercury for 3d Victory of Year; PEARSON IS NEXT, 50 YARDS BEHIND
• 10 CONCERNS HERE ACCUSED OF BIAS; State Commission Initiated Charges Under New Policy
• Friends Salute Sammy Cahn
• Quality Teaching in Decentralized Slum Schools
• Benefits Planned By Youth Agency
• NEWS OF REALTY: JAPAN AIR LEASE; Helena Rubinstein Building Is Rented for $13.5-Million
• WRITERS' DISSENT SCORED IN SOVIET; Those Who Protested Trial Face Expulsion by Union
• Indonesia's Imprisoned Communists
• Article 13 -- No Title
• Recent Rumanian Steps Viewed As Efforts to Liberalize Regime
• Text of Resolution Voted at Columbia
• Churches Picketed in Chicago
• Yankees Defeat Tigers, 2-1, and Then Lose, 3-2, to Two Homers in Ninth; DETROIT'S DRIVES HIT OFF WOMACK
• HALBERG RESIGNS CITY MARINE POST; Commissioner Takes 'Key' Job With Oil Company
• Vasily Azhayev, Editor, Dies; Won Stalin Prize for Novel
• 13 ARABS KILLED BY ISRAELI PATROL; Infiltrators Encountered in Area North of Jericho
• Van Cliburn Plays Classical Program In Hunter Series
• Marine Advertising Aide Named by Mobil Sales
• FORMER U.S. AIDES SUPPORT KENNEDY
• Jet Set, Stage Workshop, Presents a Variety Show
• Jervis Unit Appoints
• West German State Vote Gives 9.8% to Rightists; GERMAN RIGHTISTS WIN 9.8% OF VOTE
• Bridge: Post-Party Game Raises Issue of Bidding Theory
• Books of The Times; Among the Bloomsberries
• utk' Helstein Bride
• Beltoise Madrid Victor
• Four New Vice Presidents Elected at Helmsley-Spear
• Pueblo Crew's Captivity
• NEW PREMIER NAMES SIERRA LEONE AIDES
• MRS. M. HOLLANDER
• Article 2 -- No Title
• Koosman Wins 4th in Row as Mets Top Reds, 6-5; 3 RELIEF PITCHERS NEEDED IN VICTORY
• Week's Vote in the Senate
• FORTUNE REPORTS ON MILLIONAIRES; 2 Billionaires Listed -- 153 Worth Over $100-Million
• Lakers Beat Celtics, 118-105, Tie Final Playoffs at 2-2; BAYLOR DIRECTS SURGE IN 2D HALF
• EXECUTIVE PAY UP AT PENN CENTRAL; Increases for Saunders and Perlman Are Disclosed
• Only Wheel in East Draws Only 5,659 Bettors; Green Mountain Has Poor Turnout For Sunday Racing
• 3 BANKS TO JOIN IN A CREDIT CARD; Move Here, Planned for '69, Will Set Up Interchange
• Man Dies After Stabbing In Bronx Traffic Argument
• Image Worries Kiesinger
• Lambs Honor Rodgers
• British Navy Sinks Fathoms in Favor Of Meter Measure
• Front Page 1 -- No Title
• Guy Lombardo Office Robbed
• Mary O'Hare Impresses In Operatic Numbers
• Mutual Banks' Deposit Off
• Chilly Tone Marked Exchanges Between Johnson and Goldberg; COOLNESS MARKED EXIT OF GOLDBERG
• PHYSICIST'S SPIRIT STILL GRIPS INDIA; Atomic Center at Trombay Recalls Bhabha's Vision
• ' War and Peace' Opens: For Partygoers, It Was Perhaps the Longest Day:Noon-to-Midnight Schedule Kept by Hardy Audience
• Bar Group Here Urges Limiting Wiretapping and Eavesdropping to Officials
• 2 VIETNAM AREAS HIT IN HEAVY B-52 RAIDS
• WEAVER SEES DROP IN WHITE BACKLASH
• Stan Smith 2-Set Victor
• KY'S OFFICE REBUTS C.I.A. OPIUM CHARGE
• Federal Referendum on Renewing Cities
• Carole Gialanella Wed
• Olympics Spur Track Stars; Records Broken in Penn, Drake and Coast Relays
• Treasurer Appointed By Minskoff & Sons
• Armenian Patriarch Consecrates Cathedral Here
• Peter Lane Marries Miss Susan R. Cotton
• 4 Soccer Players Jailed
• Winfield Townley Scott Is Dead; Poet, Critic and Editor Was 58
• Royals Defeat Chiefs, 1-0, On Rey's First-Half Goal
• Embassy Incident Shunned
• C. RICHARD ECKEL
• Ruby's Grave Vandalized
• PURGE BEWILDERS JEWS IN POLAND; ' What Went Wrong?' Asks Victim of 'Anti-Zionism'
• Quake Jolts Coastal Area
• Article 4 -- No Title
• Increasing Demand Is Found for Steel
• Women Protest in Amman
• HUMPHREY BARS PLEDGE ON TROOPS; Says a Promise Not to Use Them Helps Communists
• Theater: 'Red Cross' and 'Muzeeka'; One-Act Plays Open at the Provincetown
• Aide Expects Rockefeller To Enter Race This Week; Aide Expects Rockefeller to Enter the Presidential Campaign This Week
• Corsican Leftist Elected To French Assembly Seat
• Cuban Reds Pledge Aid
• Woody Allen Film Planned
• Rider Beats Fairleigh, 6-2
• Chess: How Spassky Overwhelmed Geller in a Tough Sicilian
• Advertising: Buckhout to Direct 4A Office
• Hanoi Reports Captures
• Hit-Run Vehicle Kills Woman
• Marsha Kremenko Wed in Riverdale
• YONKERS WILL BEGIN PACE SERIES TONIGHT
• 53 Red Parties End Talks To Set Up a World Parley
• Heads of Poor People's March To Put Demands to the Cabinet
• Miller--Shomer
• Use of Guns
• Big or Little, One Wheel or Eight, Everyone Was Rolling
• Phoenix Sails for Hiroshima
• Georgia Klan Chief Quits to Help Build 'A United America'
• MRS. HERBERT BLOCH, WORKED WITH YOUTH
• Article 1 -- No Title