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1968September 15

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• Health Gains in Korea; Tools Used by U.S. for Peace There Could Serve Same Goals in Vietnam
• Observer: Taking Us Down the Low Road
• Twins Rout lied Sox, 7-3
• KELLY, LARCHMONT, WINS SAIL TITILE; Gains World Tempest Class Laurels in Michigan
• SOVIET IS PRESSING INDIA ON AIRLINERS
• Will Charles Lloyd Save Jazz for the Masses?
• Added Guests Are Listed For Today's TV Shows
• Tuned in for the fairway; Tuned in (Cont.)
• M. P. Bartlett :Becomes Fiance Of Miss Wilmer
• Article 15 -- No Title
• Why Don't the Women Talk Back?; Why Don't the Women Talk Back?
• Reynolds Tobacco Unit Elects New President
• St. Peter's Alms Stolen
• Treadwell Ruml And Mrs. Howe Of Spence Wed
• Peggy G. Rosenberg Is Betrothed
• An Indignant Tennis Fan
• All Payments by Tanzanians To South Africa Are Barred
• British Aircraft Forms U.S. Unit
• UTAH STATE DOWNS NEW MEXICO STATE
• Czechoslovak Team Going to Olympics as Difficulties of Occupation Ease; 14 ATHLETES SET TO LEAVE TODAY
• MENTAL TESTS DUE FOR PUTNAM MAYOR
• Griffin Rebukes Nixon for Stand Opposing a Filibuster on Fortas
• Dale McCarty Is Bride Of Donald DiNunzio
• September Care For Herbs
• RHODESIAN WILLING TO TALK TO BRITAIN
• Private Flying: Comeback for Forgotten Autogyro?
• Katherine Bitter Is Engaged To Tyler Bradsfreef Phillips
• Article 20 -- No Title
• " A MOCKERY"
• Sulphur Near Supply-Demand Parity
• G.M. DEVELOPING NEW SAFETY SEAT; Has Built-In Shoulder Belts -- May Be in Use in 1971
• EVANS SETS WORLD 400-METER RECORD IN U.S. TRIALS; CLOCKING IS 0:44
• His First Irish Water Spaniel Proves to Be Leader of Clan
• Youth Held in Death of 2 in Upstate Hotel Blaze
• The Republicans 'Smell Victory'
• RADICALS TO HOLD COLUMBIA RALLIES; Campus Movement Faces Variety of Problems
• Linda F. Donaldson Is Married To Michael Simonson, Lawyer
• Dec. 7 Nuptials For Edith Wier, 1963 Debutante
• Article 10 -- No Title
• Review 2 -- No Title
• Gains Reported For Men's Suits
• Mrs. Jane Mariash Rewed
• Steelers Underdogs Today; Steelers Underdogs Today
• Cuban Exiles in Miami Take Part in U.S. Politics for First Time
• BELMONT MEETING OPENS TOMORROW; $75,000 Added Futurity Set for Next Saturday
• ' The Censor Always Loses'; By AMOS VOGEL,
• Liver of a Baboon Strains the Blood Of Ailing Woman
• Pueblo Affair; Is Someone Trying to Say Something?
• Beyond the Hill
• Weathered is the look for leather
• Handy -- Slocum
• SPEAKING OF BOOKS: 'The Book of Common Prayer"
• Wedding Is Planned For Bernita Marcus
• Article 25 -- No Title
• Shields Takes International Class Race in Larchmont Postseason Sailing; STRAUS CAPTURES RHODES-19 EVENT
• Your Ears Belong To Lisa; Your Ears Belong to Lisa
• Black Panthers; Angry Men 'At War' With Society
• Human Resources Fiscal Chief Barred
• It's Hard for Prague To Give Up Hope
• GEORGE G. QUIRK
• Ray -Kennedy
• New Books for the Numismatist
• Virginia Bank Floats a New Branch
• Panthers, Treading Softly, Are Winning Over Negroes on Coast
• Bonn Gets a Touch of the Shivers
• Bridge; In a squeeze, a bad break can be a good deal
• Policy of Toughness
• Mary Ann Patricia Mahoney Wed
• Rockets Sell Saulters
• KIEKHAEFER LINE BATTLES EROSION; New Aluminum Alloy Used in Outboard Motors
• GONZALEZ, GIMENO UPSET IN DOUBLES
• DOCKERS REJECT NEW WAGE OFFER; 38c-an-Hour Raise Turned Down -- Talks Go On Today
• The Poor, Too, Live on North Shore
• Lament for the tailor-made man; Tailor-made man (Cont.)
• June Sonnekalb Becomes Bride
• Clearwater Captures Title With Perfect Softball Game
• F-105 Crashes in Thailand
• MINE UNION HOPES TO AVERT A STRIKE; President Vows Everything He Can Do for Pact
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• Gretchen Groat Will Be a Bride
• Koratron Is Expanding Its Licensing Activities
• 151 Lawyers Urge Quick Senate Action On Seating Fortas
• Another Opinion
• Virginia Tuite Bride Of Ronald D. Roth
• N. C. STATE DOWNS WAKE FOREST, 10-6; Klebe's Plunge and Warren's Field Goal Decisive
• Rosenberg -Herman
• Penn State: Best in East Again; Kwalick, Tight End, and Campbell, Back, to Lead Attack
• Uncumber's Undoing
• Hydroplane Racing Exacts Heavy Toll; Gardner, a Former Fighter Pilot, Is Latest Fatality
• Article 3 -- No Title
• SOUTHAMPTON GEMS STOLEN FROM HOMES
• Ridgefield Wins, 13-0.
• Blackmail Unlimited
• Tellez Joins U.C.L.A.
• Thai Students Emerge as a Potent Political Force
• Police Seize 3 in Robbery After Chase on 2d Charge
• Bruins Open Training Site; Orr Participates in Drill
• Insurers Are Jittery About New Planes; Insurers Jittery Over New Aircraft
• Barcelona 'Village' Is All Spain
• U.S. Camps Being Turned Over to Vietnamese; Saigon Troops Now Control 4 Special Forces Posts in Year-Old Experiment
• Dog Lovers Here Waging the Battle of Cedar Hill; But City Seeks to Confine Pets Now Romping Free to Central Park 'Runs'
• Bridal Held in Jersey For Elizabeth A. Green
• Gamely Captures $81,850 Beldame By Nose at Big A; GAMELY CAPTURES $81,850 BELDAME
• Shepherd -- Loeper
• Panmunjom Is Ready if Pueblo Crew Is Released; But There Is No Indication That 82 Surviving Members Will Be Freed Soon
• Editorial Cartoon 1 -- No Title
• How Many Mouths to Feed?
• Gibney -Reggo
• Earl Freeman to Wed Miss Judith A. Appel
• Article 13 -- No Title
• Six Lean to Humphrey, With Six Indefinite in Times Survey; Study Finds Nixon Is Leading in 30 States and Wallace in Eight
• Don't Kick It, Fix It; Don't Kick It, Fix It
• Vast Development Plan Is Urged for Mid-Canada
• Man Changing Man; Changing Man
• Miss Joyce Leffler Fiancee of Reporter; Special to The New York Times
• Article 14 -- No Title
• France; General de Gaulle Does His Thing
• Miss Suzanne Smith Is Married In Tacoma to Christopher Cluett
• Article 26 -- No Title
• Marshall University Ties Morehead State Eleven, 7-7
• SUMMER IN NEW YORK
• WOMEN MILITANT IN WEST GERMANY; Leftists Throw Tomatoes in Drive for Wider Rights
• The French Have a Word for It: 'Charmant'
• Welfare Baffles Elizabeth
• LOUIS J. DRUSS
• PIRATES TRIUMPH OVER METS BY 6-0; Clemente Cracks 2 Homers as Veale Hurls 8-Hitter
• Marguerite Murray 4 Prospective Bride
• SHORE TAKES LEAD IN LIGHTNING SAILING
• AROUND THE GARDEN
• SPAIN TO PERMIT STUDENT GROUPS; Free Organizing Is Provided but Extent Is Undisclosed
• Lebanon Bank Unit
• The Dilemma Of Munich Is Still With Us; The dilemma of Munich is still with us
• College President Resigns
• HOMER W. LYNCH
• Jane M. Van Rensselaer Is Married
• Our 'Faces,' Our Secret; At Venice: Our 'Faces,' Our Secret
• Power of the Press
• Job Corps Camp in Jersey To Stay Open Another Year
• ROCKEFELLER FINDS NIXON AHEAD NOW; Says Large Crowds Indicate People Want a Change
• Fish-Eye View of a New Panama Canal
• More Freedom for Theologians
• Sally I. Gray Bride Of Richard Fleming
• Football Debut of Tartan Turf Softens Opener for Tennessee
• Athletes Take Breathing Lessons; Olympic Hopefuls at Lake Tahoe Learn From an Expert
• JAMES BROTHERS TAKE SAIL TRIAL; Flying Dutchman Winners Gain Olympic Berth
• SETTLE IN ISRAEL, AMERICANS URGED; Zionist Leader Asks Help in Building Jewish State
• A Power Struggle Overwhelms New York's Schools
• For Screening Committee
• Turtlenecks: The influence of sea and ski; Turtlenecks (Cont.)
• Carolynn S. Blanchard i Wed to Benton Ashby
• WRONG MARKET
• Vietnam Heats Up as a Campaign Issue
• Fund Chairman Named
• CONTINENTAL OIL TO SPEED SHIPPING; Plans 2 New Tankers and a Terminal in England
• The walking suit steps out
• Cynthia Schneider to Be Wed To Richard Denenberg on L.I.
• Article 7 -- No Title
• Article 21 -- No Title
• New Techniques and Concepts In Medicine Saved Eisenhower
• . . .And the Pro-Humphrey Labor Chiefs Are Worried
• Fiat Plans Essay Contest To Promote Driving Safety
• Daughter to Mrs. Cowen
• Floating Hotel Plan Studied to Foster Antarctic Tourism
• Thieu Plans to Invite 'Big Minh' to Return
• To stuff a cabbage; To stuff a cabbage
• Treetops Hotel: Not a Bit Posh But It Attracts a Posh Clientele
• Dalzell -- Ursone
• New York Theme In Two-Man Show
• Is It Time For a Ride On Airlines?
• Editorial Cartoon 2 -- No Title
• Arthur Ashe's Contribution
• 3 Are Attendants Of Miss Conroy, Bride in Bronx
• Bold collars and bright stripes put shirts in shape
• Katharine Rieke To Be the Bride Of James Lawson
• Reflections of Discontent
• Gun Runner, $8.40, Takes Division of E. Roland Harriman Trot at Yonkers; ADAM EDEN WINS SECOND DIVISION
• Republican Runs Ahead in Gallup Poll, 43-31, a Slight Decline; GALLUP POLL GIVES NIXON 43-31 LEAD
• Youth's Blood Exchanged
• Director at Beth Israel To Head Health Center
• Black tie break-through:; Color and individuality take over for evening
• Julie Ludlam Smith Becomes a Bride; Married in Oyster Bay to William Winthrop Hoyt
• Dark Psychological Weather
• Barry B. Byrne to Wed Lesley Carlisle Park
• Mexicans Win Tuna Cup; U.S. Fails to Catch a Fish
• Front Page 1 -- No Title
• The Battle Of Chicago: From the Yippies' Side; YIPPIES' SIDE -The Yippies said they were staging a "Festival of Life" in Chicago...
• Setting the Record Straight On the History of the Negro
• GRADUATES WEIGH IMPACT OF DRAFT; Schools Far From Empty but Wait for January
• A NEGRO MINISTER FREED IN VERMONT; Faced Adultery Charge and Attack by Night Riders
• Outerwear:; The blazer influence
• Miss Elizabeth C. Reavis Betrothed
• McLain's Feat Uncommon One In Modern or Old Baseball Era
• Hulme Gains Pole Position for Canadian-American Challenge Cup Race Today; M'LAREN TO START FROM NO. 2 SPOT
• NEW YORK HARBOR SCENE OF 2 RACES; Storm Trysail, Schooner Events on Calendar
• SCHOOLS OF NEWARK HAVE NUNS ON STAFF
• Abra Prentice Is Married in Chicago; She Is Bride of Jon S. Anderson -- Both Are Journalists
• His 'Cuban Thing'; His 'Cuban Thing'
• Israeli Booters Meet U.S. Cup Team Today
• Seeking Benedict Arnold's 'Gold' in Canada
• Letter to Pope Says Church Harbors Pro-Communists
• JOHN C, THAXTER'
• Laurie Sajor Is Wed
• Article 5 -- No Title
• Letter to the Editor 2 -- No Title
• KroschMichaelis l&l
• Buffilo Loses, 28-10
• CARLSEN GAINS LEAD IN STAR CLASS SERIES
• NIGERIAN LEADERS PLAN FOR PEACE; Try to Prepare the People -- Stress Unity and Pride
• A black man says: Charlie Doesn't Even Know His Daily Racism Is a Sick Joke; Racism is a sick joke
• Cordier's Appointment
• Article 17 -- No Title
• CLASH WITH JORDAN REPORTED IN ISRAEL
• Dispirited Democrats Are Seeking a Unifying Force in State
• I C. C. Will Consider Code for Train Service; Proposed Rules for Passenger Runs to Be Debated
• Toujours L'Amour
• Schwab, Mrs. Sofferman Victors in Pro-Woman Golf
• The Future Of Organ Replants
• Air Safety Seminar
• Society of War of 1812 Plans Party
• Article 8 -- No Title
• Malawi Women Get Advice
• Humphrey Finds Little to Cheer About
• $126,100 in Jewelry Stolen From Midtown Apartment
• Kings Point Anniversary
• Rugby'at Its Roughest On Display Here Today
• Stars Release Two
• Paper Packer
• MANY HERE ENJOY FOREIGN TAXICABS; 5,000 Have Ridden in Austin or Peugeot in Experiment
• SEE HOW THEY RUN
• Mrs. Kay Norton Sylvester Wed At Home to Dr. John W. Boland
• 50 Girls Will Bow At Waldorf Sept. 27
• Article 11 -- No Title
• Conservationists on Coast Ask Moratorium on Freeway Plan
• At the Roof of the World
• Humphrey Opposes Apology
• CHICAGO IS FACING SHIFT IN COUNCIL; One-Man, One-Vote Ruling May Bring Realignment
• Tyrrell Cohalan Is Married Here
• Boozer to Start Against Chiefs; Boozer to Start Against Chiefs
• Mrs. T. P. Sullivan Has Son
• Mays Clouts 2 Homers, Bolin Hurls 5 - Hitter as Giants Vanquish Reds, 9-1; SLUGGER KNOCKS 4 TALLIES ACROSS
• Injury Nearly Halted Cardigan Bay, Millionaire Standardbred
• Allies Kill 400 in Battles In DMZ and Other Areas; 400 OF FOE KILLED IN DAY OF BATTLES
• Silver Named to Labor Post
• A Campus Protest Ends
• Presidency; Johnson Plans For A Smooth Transition
• Mary McNichols Wed
• Biedermeier Interior; Biedermeier
• Bruins Hold N.F.L. Records
• Mail: How to Avoid Kennedy Airport
• Firebox Wildlife Mystifying
• GUARD SUMMONED IN IOWA OUTBREAK; Curfew Imposed After Race Clash at Football Game
• Ball Off to Brussels Tonight For Annual NATO Review
• Sniping Across the Atlantic
• Nuptials for Linda Sue Gilmore
• $135,000 Kaiser Tourney Seeks Pact With Players
• Soviet Is Critical of Indonesian Red Guerrillas; Pravda Warns Time Isn't Ripe for Communist Take-overs in Developing Countries
• Nixon's Man in Dixie; Nixon's man in Dixie
• Where Are Today's Giuseppe Verdis?
• 25TH ANNIVERSARY FOR CITY CENTER; Year-Long Series of Fetes Begins on Oct. 7
• Arms to Israel
• Candace S. Loomis Is Married To Peter Lake in Oyster Bay
• Article 16 -- No Title
• Wartburg Tops Lea, 7-0
• Manhattan Rugby Tops Chileans in Finale of Tour
• Milprint Names A High Official
• Eastern Michigan Wins
• Fatal Clash in Caracas
• DECLINE IS FOUND IN AIR FATALITIES; ' 67 Called the Safest Year in Airline History
• U. OF TEXAS PLANS LECTURES ON NEGRO
• DR. JOANNE CHEEK, 40, A PSYCHIATRIST HERE
• Hitting above the belt
• Inept Foreign Aid
• Parker Stevens Wise Jr. Weds Nancy S. Register
• APOLLO PLANS SET FOR CIRCLING MOON; 3-Man Crew Is Expected to Spend Full Day in Orbit
• CHICAGO RACE WON BY QUITE AN ACCENT4
• Flowers to Return to Football
• Blackaller Retains Lead
• Article 1 -- No Title
• Muskie Praises Economic Gains of the Last 8 Years
• Article 6 -- No Title
• Massachusetts Eleven Pick to Repeat
• Thomson's 274 Captures Dunlop Golf by 5 Strokes
• Chinese Reds Condemn Those Young People Who 'Idle Away Their Time' Planning Early Marriage
• Policeman Hunted as Caller After Girl Was Found Dead
• A New Ailment -- Jet Fatigue
• PORT REBIRTH SEEN IN SAN FRANCISCO; Officials Optimistic as City Prepares to Take Over
• Auction Set in Suburbs
• ' Keeping the Figure Vital'
• Basking Stock Analysts Catch a Chill; Basking Stock Analysts Catch a Chill
• Vietcong Assert Their Gunfire Downed U.S. General's Copter
• LAME DUCKS POSE COUNCIL PROBLEM; Maneuvering Is Expected for Top City Posts
• Magliocco to Get Award
• Laura Gleason Married To Charles Coe Edgar
• Miss Seena Fischer A Prospective Bride
• Article 23 -- No Title
• Disclosure: What Next?; Major Role Is Taken By 'Timely Disclosure
• Want $50? Just Put Your Card in Box
• 99 DAYS ON THE VANCE
• JOHNSON AIDE ENDS TALKS IN CAMBODIA
• Bridal for Dorothy Shea
• RAIDERS FAVORED OVER BILLS TODAY; Begin A.F.L. Title Defense in Battle at Buffalo
• Review 3 -- No Title
• Susan Thomas Chief Savors Effects of Merger With Genesco
• North Reports Firing
• MOTHERS IN NEWARK REMAIN IN BUILDING
• Mrs. Owens Has Child
• All Because of Boris Karloff
• Public Apathy Creating Crisis in Church of England; Public Indifference to Religion Bringing About a Crisis in Church of England
• The Staples Sing to the Sinners
• OTTAWA ACCUSES PARIS AIDE ANEW; Reports Rossillon Contacts With Quebec Separatists
• Shakespeare Fete Ends 28th Season
• R.A.F. Technician Seized
• Like Marie Antoinette
• Maryland Picks Co-Captains
• Judeo-Spanish Dictionary Compiled by a Bulgarian
• Ford Seeks an Image At Tests in Bonneville
• Recordings Took Jazz Out of the Ghetto
• Denver Negro Wounded
• ' ERNANI' IS STAGED IN SAN FRANCISCO; 46th Opera Season Begins -- Kurt Adler Honored
• Son to Mrs. Lebenthal
• BRILES OF CARDS HALTS ASTROS, 8-0; Posts 18th Triumph With 8-Hitter -- McCarver Star
• Knicks' Tickets on Sale Tuesday for 4 Games
• ROGERS SCULPTURE
• Freighter Crew Picked Up
• Coats Spur Fall Selling
• BLACKMAIL TRIAL OF REPORTER IS ON; Philadelphian Is Accused of Shaking Down Sources
• HIGHWAY-AID DELAY VEXES ROCKEFELLER
• Editorial Cartoon 4 -- No Title
• Duke Lists Top Ten
• Indoor Courses Begin
• Spanish Aide Flying for Talks
• Chicago's Negroes Gain Some Jobs
• TYPHOID OUTBREAK REPORTED BY CUBA
• Aerospace Contract Grows
• DR. ARTHUR GETMAN, STATE EDUCATOR, 81
• Schisgal's 'Life'; Schisgal Looks at 'Life'
• Dig It or Forget It; Digging 'Soul!'
• Foliage Beckons Rail Fans
• ONLY ONE AIRPORT IS OPEN IN BIAFRA; Uli Field Reported Shut as Federal Troops Move Up
• Politics: Agnew Asserts Busing of Children Uproots Them From Neighborhoods; WARNS NEGROES ON BREAKING LAW
• DA VINCI DELAYED BY SEAMEN'S STRIKE
• South Dakota State Loses
• Daughter to Mrs. Wheeler
• FRIbAY NIGHT FIGHTS
• Article 2 -- No Title
• FAIR TO MIDDLING
• GOODELL DISPUTES AGNEW ON UNREST
• Coast Guard's Memorial Today Honors Men Lost in '18 Sinking
• Sports of The Times; The Lombardi Mystique
• A Sense Of the Past
• Article 19 -- No Title
• What, No Balcony for Romeo?
• J. C. Tremblay Signs Pact
• Native Ferns Are Hardy Perennials
• M'LAIN DEFEATS ATHLETICS, 5-4, FOR 30TH VICTORY;; RALLY IN 9TH WINS
• Raincoats: Buttons and belts
• Margaret B. Bright Affianced To William Mudd Walker 2d
• Seoul to Buy U.S. Rice
• Law The Misdemeanor 'Catastrophe
• DAMASCUS SECOND AS NODOUBLE WINS; Runner-Up Is 19th Favorite in 20 Runnings of Detroit Race to Be Defeated
• Spain Names U.N. Delegate
• Stamford Wedding For Susan Cookman
• Review 4 -- No Title
• Article 24 -- No Title
• Political Imbalance Is Foreseen If Sex of Offspring Is Controlled
• Fights Over Fortas And Nuclear Spread
• Report on Men's Wear
• GANG WAR TAKES JUMPER LAURELS; Jenkins Aboard Victor at Locust Valley Event
• At Age 60, a Quick Change to an Equal Job
• Political Advance Man: Plan and Fret; Political Advance Man's Lot: Plan and Worry
• Boston: How to Get Less Law and Order
• Katherine A. Johnson Is Married
• Getting Lotta's Loot; Lotta's Loot
• If There Is a Moral, Draw It; The Met: Off and Running
• Big Tuna Caught in Tournament Lose Everything but Awesome Dignity
• Sheila Johnson Is Bride Of John R. MacNeille 3d
• Group 7 Speedballs Roar in Can-Am Today, And the Sky's the Limit
• POWERBOATS RACE OFF JERSEY TODAY; 200-Mile Event Scheduled for Atlantic City
• STATE TO AID AREAS HURT BY TENSIONS
• GILLIGAN OHIO BID LAGGING IN FUNDS; Senate Candidate, a Dove, Awaits Union Support
• MRS. MORRIS R. MACHOL
• Ward -- Doherty
• Yanks Top Senators For 9th in Row, 4-1, And Gain Tie for 3d; YANKEES WIN, 4-1, GAIN TIE FOR 3D
• Nat Turner
• Final of State Golf Tourney To Be Shown on Delayed TV
• Chiefs Top Stokers, 2-1, For Soccer Title in East
• Van Hemel -- Bobbe
• Nebraska Beats Wyoming, 13-10 on Field Goal With 21 Seconds Remaining; ROGERS SNAPS TIE WITH 51-YARD KICK
• Miss Margaret Tanis Plans Winter Wedding
• TOY POODLE GETS DOG SHOW AWARD; Marlaine Picked in Field of 1,029 at Emmaus Event
• SOMETHING DIFFERENT; Different Shrubs
• Red Cross Resumes Flights
• Humphrey, Javits Backed
• Wallace Accepts a Bid To Meet Rivals on TV
• Visible Satellites
• Colts Activate Quarterback
• Mission Center to Benefit
• Ch arlesTownOpensSept.30
• Brumfield Leads Indiana St. To 23-0 Victory in Opener
• For Reading
• Springfield Armory Sets Its Sights on Tourists
• Tamil Federal Party Quits The Government in Ceylon
• Controversial Granatelli Car To Race at Trenton Sept. 22
• Javits Links Vietnam to Soviet's 'Rape of Prague'; Urges Ending Asian Conflict to Meet Threat of Danger in European Crisis
• Italian Line Ship Here With New Commander
• Obviously, the Sightline Was Hardly a Problem
• Adirondack Odyssey On Foot
• Seven Others Identified
• NEW REVIEW RULE RESTORING RELIEF; Recipients Win Reversals in Half of Cutoffs
• SCHOOL 'DIVORCE' STUDIED IN BRONX; Local Board Would Keep Doors Open During Strike
• Janis Bingay Is Bride
• Packers Favored Over Eagles Today as Bengtson Makes Debut as Head Coach; STARR, GRABOWSKI SET FOR OPENER
• Paper Partner
• Czech and Soviet Athletes Separated at Olympic Meals
• A Very Own Thing in Harlem
• Child to Mrs. Schweitzer
• Jeanne Boylan to Be the Bride Of Robert Wilson 3d, Surgeon
• The Uneasy Candidates
• Outlook for winter: A fur front moving in
• Betty-Jane Etherington to Marry
• Dodgers Top Braves, 3-0
• European Notebook
• Freeman, U.S. Rider, Has Plans For Comeback in 1976 Olympics
• JOHNSON BARRING JETS FOR ISRAELIS; He Wants Talks With Soviet on a Mideast Settlement and Arms Limitations
• Let's Have a Little Respect Around Here
• SCIENTISTS OPPOSE MAN-IS-BAD VIEW; Montagu in Group Criticizing Lorenz-Ardrey Pessimism
• Evening shirt plumage
• And the Women Behind Them; The Women Behind Them
• AIRLINE RUNAROUND
• Quake Survivors in Manila Sue in Apartment Collapse
• St. Louis Seeks Technology Industries
• It May Sound Like Vienna, But It's Outer Space
• NEGRO RISE NOTED ON DRAFT BOARDS; Number Has Tripled Since Beginning of Last Year
• Michigan School to Reopen
• Bible and Oral Tradition Linked In Paper Found After Centuries
• Editorial Cartoon 3 -- No Title
• Thomas J. Crawford, 78, Dies; Lawyer Was State Justice in '48
• National Sovereignty Bar to World Peace
• Nuptials for Barbara Lee Onthank
• Moody, With 67 for 206, Takes One-Shot Lead in Kemper Open; MOODY CAPTURES GOLF LEAD ON 206
• Daughter to Mrs. Krassner
• Tennis Title to Miss Shaw
• Arsenal Tops Stoke City, 1-0, in English Soccer; FARMER HITS BALL INTO HIS OWN NET
• Indonesia Arrests Servicemen
• Wilson at Balmoral Castle
• As the Egyptians See It
• Arthur G. Sells, 74, Dead; Won B.A. After Retirement
• Mourad Auto Race Victor
• Swaziland Application Revives Problem of Ministates in U.N.
• CLASSES TO BEGIN AT U. OF ILLINOIS; Tension Pervades Campus After Monday's Protest
• What Causes a Renaissance? Can One Be Arranged?
• To Involve Independents
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• Letter to the Editor 3 -- No Title
• Angels Top White Sox, 5-4, On Throwing Error in 10th
• Prices Up Moderately On Amex and Counter
• Nasser Says Egypt Finishes First Stage Of Her Rearming
• 84TH ST. SALE SET BY PARKE-BERNET; First Auction at PB 84 Will Be Held on Wednesday
• Article 4 -- No Title
• Editorial Cartoon 5 -- No Title
• For the tweedy type
• $allie B. Adams Married! I To ]onathan Fuerbnnoer
• Salazar to Go Home Soon
• Letter to the Editor 1 -- No Title
• Table of Expected Electoral Votes
• Palace Ruler Outraces Balustrade and Returns $6.60 in Jersey Grass Stake; BEAT A TIP THIRD IN $29,125 EVENT
• Reader's Report
• " SATISFYING"
• Round of Fiestas Keeps Taos Lively
• The New Wallace Is a 'National Candidate' . . .
• Article 9 -- No Title
• Economic Brakes Start to Show Signs of Taking Hold -- Gently; The Week in Finance:
• Afro-American Program Is Established by Cornell
• Boy on Vacation Mistaken For Student of Same Name
• Agnew Enters, Swinging
• Helen C. Davis, Smith '68, Wed
• Musicians Fund to Begin Benefit Season on Sept. 25
• Review 1 -- No Title
• AMERICAN LEGION HAWKISH ON WAR; Urges 'Maximum' Military Effort if Paris Talks Fail
• Duncan Concern Is Low Bidder on Parking Meters
• How to Succeed in Budget-Cutting Without Really Crying
• What's so funny?
• The Road to Self-Defeat
• Carol Cruikshank Becomes a Bride
• Article 12 -- No Title
• Review 5 -- No Title
• L.I.R.R. TO RUN BELMONT SPECIALS
• High Fidelity: Fighting for Its Identity
• ITALIAN BISHOPS BACK BIRTH POLICY; But Ask Patience of Priests in Applying Encyclical
• Pills May Decide Sex
• Sporty threesome; Fur front (Cont.)
• Niki Dabrowska Wed to Rancher, Sumner Gerard
• Ellis, Nose Broken, Retains Title; Decision Over Patterson Angers Crowd of 25,000 in Stockholm
• Wedding Planned By Deborah Mayne
• Notes From the Field of Travel
• Nixon Proposes Rural Aid To Arrest Moves to Cities; NIXON PROPOSES AID TO FARM AREAS
• Cigarette Campaign Is Aimed at M'Lady
• REVIEWER WITH EARS
• GEN. HERSHEY GETS IDEA FROM MARINE; Chance Meeting in Jersey Leads to Draft Talks
• Marjorie Phyfe Bride in Englewood
• Tennessee Passes In Final Seconds Tie Georgia, 17-17; TENNESSEE TIES "l GEORG!A, 17 TO 1 7
• Playboy of the Western World
• ORIOLES TRIUMPH OVER INDIANS, 5-3; Frank Robinson and Blefary Connect for Home Runs
• ' Little Red Schoolhouse' in Nebraska
• National Societies To Meet
• BELGRADERS TAKE DEFENSIVE STEPS; Reservists Get Training -Secret Radio Set Up
• MASSACHUSETTS U. CITES STUDENT AID
• Piston Five Wants to See 3 Free Agents Some More
• A Problem Called Tradition
• Sykes Brothers Gain Lead in National Shields Class Title Series; FINAL TWO RACES SCHEDULED TODAY
• Junior Championship Ends In Tie
• U.S. Roller Skaters Return With Team Crown
• GREEK LAW AIDING FOREIGN CONCERNS; Tax Exemptions Are Used to Attract Businesses
• Margaret Mikesell Wed to W. K. Tabb
• Which Guevara?
• It All Seems Familiar, and It Is
• Sports Editor's Mailbox; Fish Story
• New Products For the Home
• Colorado College Wins, 7-0
• CHARLES H.H. WEIKEL OF BETHLEHEM STEEL
• Castle Garden's Aeronauts
• Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
• Pacific 8: Simpson Faces Roadblock
• Pollution; A River Valley May Be Reborn
• Francis Clarke Weds Elizabeth Ann Slocum
• Miss Susan C. Clark Is Engaged
• TWO TIE FOR LEAD IN WOMEN'S GOLF; Misses Mann, Miller at 139 -- Mrs. Whalen Posts 68
• Students Selected By a Lottery Begin College in Capital
• At Columbia, the Reformers Make Their Pitch
• Hanoi Denounces Call By Humphrey for Unity
• Ice in Greenland Gives Up Wreckage Of '28 Plane Crash
• Gaylen Morgan, Smith Alumna, Is Fiancee of Michael Aliord
• GREEliWIGH HIGH TRIUMPHS'BY 45-0; Mills Scores 3 Touchdowns Against Bullard Haven
• The Arcadian Vision Of John F. Kensett
• Criticism of 'Foul Intellectuals' Directed at China's Red Guard
• O'Dwyer Backs Biafra Aid
• What About Those Drug Prices?
• Oakland Terminal Dedicated
• W. A. Rossiter Is Fiance Of Miss Selina R. Grew
• Article 22 -- No Title
• Philadelphia School Board Ratifies Pact With Teachers
• Lutz -Roscoe
• Cardigan Bay Wins, Goes Over Million; CARDIGAN BAY, 3-5, PASSES $1,000,000
• Joyce Licht Is Affianced
• Boom Boom Keeping a Sharp Eye on His Men; New Ranger Coach Demands Respect and He Gets It
• The Bunkers Going Together Apart
• Brown Brothers, at Age 150, Grows With Care; Brown Brothers, 150, Is Growing With Care
• Transportation, Tours Hotels, Cruises Holidays at Home and Abroad Section 10 (r) .o, h. .. ,o., .. co.., RESORTS .A'ND T RA.'V,r.e Sunday, September 15, 19'68 J Last Call to Bid Farewell to the Queen Elizabeth
• All Quiet on Anzio Beach -- Hotels Rise on War Ruins
• BRITAIN AND FRANCE ANTAGONISTIC IN '21
• Alicandri -Geldmacher
• Waterways to the Thousand Islands' Foliage Display
• DUBCEK CAUTIONS NATION ON CLASHES WITH BLOC FORCES; In TV Address, He Urges Peace and Order to Save Liberalizing Program
• 3 Boston Banks Study Credit Plan
• COLUMBIA PARENTS URGE FREEING ALL; 150 at Campus Meeting Ask for Full Student Amnesty
• Military show collars the action for fall
• Miss Wood Is Bride Of Robert Bodine Jr.
• The World As A Prison; The World
• Phillies Down Cubs, 4-1
• CROCODILE CULT SPURRED BY FIND; Egyptians Unearth Breeding House of Pharoahs' Time
• HUMPHREY STUMPS IN 'FIGHT OF LIFE'; Seeks Support of Unions to Attack Nixon and G.O.P. as Inciting to Division
• Confessions of a Professor Caught in a Revolution; Confessions of a professor caught in a revolution
• MYOPIC
• Russian Physicians Get 'Good Results' With 'Electrosleep'
• No Biz Like Show-Horse Biz
• SCIENTISTS WEIGH NUCLEAR EFFECTS; But Conference in Vermont Reaches No Agreement
• In The Nation: No More Wallaces
• Barbara P. Larkin Bride Of John W. Franklin Jr.
• Happy Marriage; Marriage
• Lucie Ling Fiancee Of Guy Campbell 3d
• Too Soon To Demand a 'War and Peace'; Too Soon To Demand
• ' PRETTY GOOD RACKET'
• Mahler? Mozart? Miaskovsky? Menotti? Put It All in a Box
• Illinois Game Canceled
• ' It Looks Like A Cold Winter'
• Dr. Mark Parks, 62, Dies; Taught Biology at Brooklyn
• Is Yalta Still in Effect?
• Katherine Perls Is Wed Amid Calders and Chagalls; Daughter of Dealer Is Married to Peter F. Rousmaniere
• Eric Davis Fiance Of Grace I-tarrmkn.
• HAUSER, DIRKES WIN SAILING ON COW BAY
• CABINET APPROVES NEW GREEK CHARTER
• Bride in a Gown and Gas Mask Leads a Festival-Parade Here
• PENTAGON GAINING A DOMESTIC ROLE; Plans and Training Increase for Violence in Cities
• A New 'Military Game' Along the Suez
• In shape for show:; The bold and brawny sport jacket
• Hofstra Defeats Gettysburg, 26 to 10, as Tuttle Passes for 3 Touchdown's; WILLIAMS IS STAR IN RUNNING GAME
• How Black Do You Have To Be?; How Black Do You Have To Be?
• Hammer Throw Mark Is Set by Zsivotsky
• Article 27 -- No Title
• KAUNDA WEIGHING ZAMBIA VOTE DATE; Constitution Says Election Must Occur by January
• ROMNEY SUGGESTS A BID FOR SENATE; He Might Take Nixon Post or a Foundation Role
• JOHN CONDON
• Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
• SAILORS TURN BACK BULLS ELEVEN, 31-20
• Ken Kesey
• Calimafde Captures Trophy In Greenwich Cove Sailing
• Jersey State Fair Opens
• Marathon Oil Aide
• Catholics Protest in Italy
• MADDOX PRAISES WALLACE COURAGE; Introduces 'a Real Friend of Mine' to Georgia Crowd
• Leslie Primofi Is Bride Here
• Article 18 -- No Title
• AN ERSTWHILE JEW IS LONELY IN ADEN; Convert to Islam Asserts He Is Now 'Flat Broke'
• WAR OF NERVES
• M'CARTHY AIDE JOINS HUMPHREY CAMPAIGN
• Maritime Law Course
• Margaret Fahnestock Plans to Wed
• West Germany May Join An Atom-Smasher Project
• Naughty Jester Wins
• CATAMARAN RACE TO BRITISH BOAT; Defender Increases Lead to 3-1 in Yacht Cup Series
• GRUENING DEFEAT LAID TO G.O.P. VOTE; Loss in Primary Attributed to Crossovers in Alaska
• C.A.B. RECOGNIZES AIR TAXI INDUSTRY; Scheduled Operators Given an Official Designation
• Ross Millers Have Child
• Criminals at Large
• TRENTON TO TEST 1970 U.S. CENSUS; Final Rehearsal Wednesday -- Forms Go by Mail
• Rags to riches
• ' Come On, Let's Stop a Minute To See Snooks'
• Stores Note Brisk Sales Of Clothing
• COMPUTER HELPS PLAN ON SUBWAY; Model Is Used to Simulate System of the Future
• When good friends get together
• City Opera Strike Nears End; Opening Planned for Thursday
• Sharon O'Callaghan Is Married In Madrid to Arthur Lee Quinn
• Christina S. Lee, Garland Alumna, Will Be Married
• McLain Gains His 30th Victory; Patterson Is Outpointed by Ellis
• Want Fidelity -Or Furniture?; Want Fidelity -- Or Furniture?
• 44 Priests Again Uphold Birth Control
• The shaped suit puts on worldly airs
• Sheila A. Shanahan Wed in Greenwich
• Mary S. Hanes, 1966 Debutante, Will Be Married
• CITY TO SUPERSEDE OCEAN HILL BOARD UNTIL CRISIS ENDS; Allen Orders Temporary Suspension-- 'Dismissed' Teachers Transferred
• Clifton Firemen Practicing For Double Duty as Police
• Roxanne McCormick Is Wed in Vermont
• The Corporation Gap; Corporation
• Peter Cookes Have Child
• WORLD MARK SET BY NEVELE PRIDE; Wins by Seven Lengths at Liberty Bell in 1:59
• A Pole Sets the Pace; Pole Sets Pace
• 16 BILLIARD STARS IN WORLD TOURNEY
• GOOD-BY COLUMBUS
• Czech Aide Opens Brno Fair, Warns of Difficulties Ahead
• The Battle Of Chicago: From the Delegates' Side; DELEGATES' SIDE -"At this convention the old-time humor of it all soon began to sour..."
• New York; The Democrats Are in Poor Shape