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1970February 01

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• CIVIL SAFEGUARDS GAINING
• Obituary 2 ‐‐ No Title
• Mazzinghi Hurt in Crash
• Private Schools Thrive in South, But Finances Restrict Quality
• Advertising:
• Los Angeles Times Official
• Their Mirrored Hallway— Splendid Setting for a Secluded Waltz
• Police Flag Pins Approved
• Two Accept Giant Contracts
• Johnson to Seek Presidency, His Brother Says in Article
• Claudia Whitney Plans Nuptials
• Gifts to Neediest Fund Survive Weather and Mid‐Term Delays
• Princeton 5‐4 Hockey Victor
• Late TV Listings
• ALL‐NEGRO ANTIOCH FACILITY DISBANDS
• The World
• Harry Dent, the President's political coordinator, says:
• Michigan G.O.P. Lists 2 Romneys Among 25 Potential Candidates
• VIOLENCE SUBSIDING IN NORTHERN INDIA
• Miss MacFarlane White Plains Bride
• Law
• The Agony and Ecstasy of Duberman
• Motor Sports Calendar
• Carter On the Record
• Blood, Blasphemy And Laughs
• Budd Unit Formed
• GOODELL CAUTIOUS ON HIS CAMPAIGN
• Alice M. Wang Sets Nuptials
• WAY'S LEAP OF 157 WINS SKI JUMPING
• Criminals At Large
• L.I.U. Swimmers Win
• Soybean Study Set
• ISRAELIS FARMING WEST‐BANK AREA
• Mary Tobey Married To Lieut. Rodney Cook
• Snead Cards 72 for 218 To Lead by Four Strokes
• Harness Tracks of America Re‐Elects Jenuine as Head
• Experts Confer on Rights to Seabed
• Brinks Has ‘Fortress’ For Las Vegas Runs
• Dystrophy Group Re‐elects Stockbroker as President
• A Convert to Suburbanism Explains Himself
• Huston's ‘Young Man’
• SEIXAS, UFFORD GAIN IN SQUASH RACQUETS
• Parochial School to Close
• A Correction
• NETS' FIVE CONQUERS CHAPARRALS, 113‐108
• Marketing Deal Set
• CANADA AND NORWAY IN ACCORD ON SEALS
• Anticrime Bill Is Opposed By Texas Liberties Group
• M'MILLIAN EXCELS WITH 25 POINTS
• ENVIRONMENT PUT NO.1 ON CITY LIST IN CAPITAL BUDGET
• Court Calls Search of Baby Without Its Consent Illegal
• Mrs. Brander Wed To Jason Sumner
• FRENCH DOMINATE MODERN ART SALE
• Army Wins in 3 Sports, but Bows to Columbia Fencers and Brown Sextet
• Slump in Housing Likely to Persist
• Golf Writers to Honor Miss Caponi at Dinner
• CAMPUS MILITANTS GIVEN 1–25 YEARS
• F.T.C. Tests Find Scarves From Japan Flammable
• West German Team Takes Lead in World Four‐Man Bobsled Championship
• A Correction
• Message To Marcos
• Prime Leads Field of 78 In Mad River Glen Slalom
• New ‘Baby Boom’ Is Reported in City
• Cocktail Party for School
• Headliners
• But It Isn't A Nice Experience’
• VANDERBILT TENNIS OFFERS SIDELIGHTS
• Dance
• It's Called Earth Art —And Boulderdash
• Iceland to Join Trade Bloc
• Observer: The Longest Four Weeks
• Yale Captures 10 Events And Routs Navy Swimmers
• LONG ISLAND A.C. TO HONOR ROONEY
• Rice Inventories
• GREECE TRAINING 112 LIBYAN PILOTS
• APPEAL WEIGHED ON SCHOOL LINES
• Mary Haglund, David Pabst Jr. Wed in Midwest
• NICKLAUS FIRES 70 FOR 203 AND LEADS JACKLIN BY A SHOT
• Art
• The Merchant's View:
• End of von Braun Era Feared By ‘Spacemen’ of Huntsville
• Diane L. Fricke Will Be Bride Of David S. Ely
• Speaking of Books: The Trick of Author as Character
• Roosevelt Drivers
• Rural English Cottages
• Soviet Starts a Research journal Devoted Entirely to the U.S.
• Australians Set Inquiry On Offshore Oil Drilling
• Walkout by 3,500 Cancels All Flights Of National Airlines
• INSPECTORS FLUNK 1 RESTAURANT IN 4
• Education
• Sports of The Times
• Condominiums Received Coolly By Manhattan
• Heated Plastic Blind Makes Life Just Ducky for Huntsmen
• BLACK POLL SET ON VIETNAM WAR
• Tricia Nixon Is Ill With the Measles At Key Biscayne
• Albert Henry Detweiler Dead; Archeologist and Architect, 63
• Okker and Taylor Gain New Zealand Net Final
• Wall St. Group Backs a Degree
• Costa Ricans Go to Polls Today, Proud of Democratic Traditions
• Obituary 3 ‐‐ No Title
• Renewed Guatemalan Violence Marks the Approach of Election
• Tugboat Men Will Meet Today to Weigh a Strike
• 7th Buffet and Fair Will Aid the Blind
• Jersey Athletes Dominate Cardinal Hayes Track Meet
• News of the Realty Trade
• McQuade of St. John's Takes Run in Jersey City Again
• U.S. JUDGE ORDERS DELAY OF 10 DAYS IN RAIL SHUTDOWN
• ‘Boom War’ May Break More Than Mideast Windows
• 50 Soccer Fans Injured After Barrier Gives Way
• Miss Jane Hill, 1962 Debutante, Engaged to Wed
• Medicine
• News of the Rialto
• In Brief: Sex
• Stewart, Andretti Get Top Spots In Auto Racing Buff's Rankings
• Recordings
• DEMOCRATS SCORE GOODELL'S RECORD
• Snow Speed Gets Fresh Start Today
• Chess
• Article 3 ‐‐ No Title
• Lum's Chief: From Law to Hot Dogs
• ANGOLA IS TAKING REBELS IN STRIDE
• Morris Brooke Becomes Fiance Of Miss Wilson
• Knicks Crush Bulls Here, 123‐104; Maravich Shatters Scoring Record
• Draper Takes Seniors Golf
• Bad News Of the Psyche
• Copper Race Opens in Zambia
• WEST BERLIN BESET BY ‘FUNERAL CRISIS’
• RIVERSIDE CHURCH HAS MONEY WOES
• Miss Poler Wed to Dr. John Ferguson
• What a complicated machine an Old School European is
• BULLETS CONQUER CELTICS BY 120‐117
• Bank Is Established For the. Caribbean Under U.N. Aegis
• Whooping Cranes Total 56
• Collectors Reap the Fruits of Demolition
• Wood, Field and Stream: Easy Does It
• Major Contributors to U.N. Aid System Urge Drastic Reforms
• Joseph Rivera, Physicist, 37; A.E.C. Environmental Aide
• GA. TECH DEFEATS
• Confrontation In The Everglades
• Marine Relics Here Show Insurers' Sentimentality
• Frills for Top Men Cut, But Many Goodies Remain
• Almost All Cubans Cut Cane In a Drive for a Sugar Record
• French Grant Nelson His Coup at Trafalgar
• Letters
• KENTUCKY UPSET BY VANDERBILT
• Dog Show Calendar
• Antagonists in the Railroad Dispute
• A Crash Food Plan for Poor Mothers is Discounted
• List of Forthcoming Entertainment Benefit Parties
• Opera: ‘Punch and Judy’
• For Young Readers
• CADET TRACKMEN ROUT PENN STATE
• 20 Rowing Regattas Listed for Orchard Beach
• Pastor Seeks School Post
• ITALIANS ARE NEXT AFTER TWO HEATS
• Letters: A Bridge to the Brooklyn Bridge
• Expo '70 Takes On A Futuristic Look As Opening Nears
• MASS EVACUATION PLANNED IN LAOS
• Article 1 ‐‐ No Title
• 2 OTHER EVENTS ALSO ARE LISTED
• Mrs. Garbisch Rhodes Is Remarried
• Marijuana: ‘That Was the Week That Was’
• Openings of the Week
• The Basic Economic Issue
• A grim, gleaming farce
• Home Improvement
• 16 Black Panthers Go on Trial Tomorrow in State Court Here
• Letters to the Editor of The Times
• Photography
• Aussie Yacht About to Be Launched
• Pop
• Leader of Lesotho Says Vote Is Null, Seizes All Power
• Roberta Craig Wed To Craig Jameson
• L.S.U. Star Gets 53 For Total of 2,987 In 109‐86 Victory
• Imokalee, Bought Day Before, Captures Stakes at Bowie and Returns $12
• Letters
• Man Ray: ‘Last of The Red Hot Dadas'
• Czechoslovak Aide Says Party Does Not Consider Dubcek Case Closed
• Nancy M. Warren Has Nuptials
• Does everybody lie? Yes, says George Washington
• Writers Honor 3 Mets Tonight
• American Eagle Triumphs Over 87 Rivals in 105‐Mile Race in Gulf of Mexico
• Personality:
• ANTIAMBUSH PLAN APPROVED BY MAYOR
• Players and Owners Report No Progress in Talks on Key Baseball Issues
• FRANK G. SPENO JR.
• Unbeaten N.Y.U. Wrestlers Rally to Beat Seton Hall
• Marine Club Elects Chief
• U.S. Business
• PENN TURNS BACK CORNELL BY 64‐60
• Poodles, With 274,145 Listed, Head A.K.C. Breeds 10th Year
• Many Rail Runs Canceled Before Injunction by Court
• Mrs. Tracy and Lloyd Nelson Jr. Wed
• Sob follows sigh, grin after groan after grunt
• Adina Goes Abroad At 2: Europe On One Bottle a Day
• SEASON TO OPEN HERE MARCH 28
• The Show‐off Shrubs
• Morton Sees No ‘Great Stir’ if Lindsay Became a Democrat
• Soviet Vaulter Does 17‐1¼
• Saigon Curbs on U.S. Press Disturb Pentagon
• Beverly Jones, E. W. Laffey Jr. Married in Ohio
• News Summary and Index
• RUTGERS TRACKMEN TOP COLUMBIA, 57‐52
• Marcos Says Attack on Palace, Fatal to 5, Was Subversive Act
• F. A. Brown Jr. Weds Miss Fletcher
• Paris Peace Opening
• The legacy of the Madureiras
• 111 Races 94 on the Flat and 17 over the Jumps, Listed for New York Tracks
• Nigeria's Oil Industry Makes Quick Recovery From the War
• LONG BATTLE SEEN TO END POLLUTION
• RICHARDS IS NAMED TOP TRAINING RIDER
• Television
• Patterson Signed to Fight Tessman April 1 in Texas
• Mao Appears in a Film Shown in Hong Kong
• Justice Douglas Says Revolution May Be Only Honorable Reply to Oppression
• GROUND IS BROKEN FOR BRONX CAMPUS
• Miss Tindale To Be a Bride
• HIALEAH FEATURE TO VENT DU NORD
• Harris's 5.9 Ties Mark For 60 Yards Indoors
• Icefield Highway Goes on Overtime
• Woman, 20, Dead in Car, Friend Tells of Kidnapping,
• Portrait of the mayor as benevolent superman
• Siena Beats St. Francis
• Article 4 ‐‐ No Title
• LAIRD MOVES TO BAR BIAS IN CONTRACTING
• The man who made not eating a grape a holy act
• Point of View
• BOAT SHOW SALES APPROACH RECORD
• SENATOR MURPHY PRONOUNCED FIT
• MARTIN SELTZER
• Alouettes Sign Citadel Back
• Florida Debates the Future of a Controversial Canal
• PANEL BIDS NIXON CONTINUE EFFORTS IN URBAN RENEWAL
• Lieut. Ben Henneke Jr. Fiance Of Susan Calhoun Petersmeyer
• Movie Mailbag
• TOY POODLE WINS IN OBEDIENCE TEST
• Front Page 1 ‐‐ No Title
• Free Mail to Congress Asked
• Marjorie P. Cummings Is Married
• Chargers List Bears Aug. 24
• Looking Ahead to Spring
• Job Changes:
• Carswell Hearing Seeks Data On 1964 Florida Rights Case
• YABLONSKI WEAPON IS REPORTED STOLEN
• Ruritania on the Potomac
• Junior Welterweight Title Won by Arcari on Decision
• Obituary 1 ‐‐ No Title
• Clerks at Coast Tracks Expected to Approve Pact
• Letters
• B'NAI B'RITH ACCUSES MOSCOW OVER JEWS
• Katharine Lee Will Be Bride Of Fellow Curator at Museum
• Truth on the Rails
• The Bentwoods of Brooklyn
• The Week in Finance:
• 4 DIE AS U.S. COPTER IS DOWNED NEAR HUE
• Slow Growth Pony Clubs' Aim, Its New President Declares
• ‘I Was Fed Up With Hollywood Fantasies’
• Book Tells of America's Cup Defense
• Stamps
• Talk Is Dear
• Illicit Traffic in Cocaine ‘Growing by Leaps and Bounds’ in Miami
• Skiers Flock to Slopes In the Metropolitan Area
• Carolina Plan to Build a Plant on Unspoiled Coast Arouses Protest
• POLICE WIN $10,525 IN PORTLAND, ORE.
• “Indeed, it is difficult to understand why Stalin denounced Platonov”
• METS SIGN DYER AND TWO ROOKIES
• Nerud Has Retired as a Trainer of Race Horses But It's on a Day‐to‐Day Basis
• AMERICANA IS 2D IN FLORIDA EVENT
• Blazing Ski Trails Near the Teton Peaks
• Mine's Ore Snapped Un By Japan
• Plan for Black Museum Starts Dispute
• 4 BLACKS SENTENCED IN AIR STATION FIGHT
• CAMPS EXPECTED TO OPEN CALMLY
• Canadians Seek to Extend Their Foreign Air Routes
• MRS. J. H. RAMBIN JR.
• Italy Gets '71 Title Sledding
• Art Mailbag
• David Eisenhower Breaks Tradition and Joins Navy
• John Lussen to Wed Miss Sheppard
• Stage: Puppet Theater
• Redmen Rally in 2d Half
• NIXON AIDE SEES PRICE RISE RELIEF
• FORMER RESISTER AWAITING DRAFT
• Elizabeth Alsop Fiancee Of Walter B. Mahony 3d
• A.A.U. Track Tickets On Sale at the Garden
• Houseboats Are Heading for the Thousand Islands
• Diminutive Orchids Are Well Suited for Window Sills
• Prosecutors Voice Skepticism On Rockefeller's Crime Plan
• Jeanne Strumpen‐Darrie Wed To Richard Swift, Travel Agent
• Points for Both Sides in G.E. Pact
• Frazier Upset by Training Setup at the Felt Forum
• Panel Proposes Widening of Foreign Policy Process
• Unbeaten Princeton Defeats Dartmouth in Track, 76‐33
• CURBS ON TRAVEL DEBATED IN TAIPEI
• Record in Strikes Expected By Chamber of Commerce
• Nuptials for Miss Barbara Hussennetter
• Science
• Inadmissible Witness
• Steinbeck's ‘Of Mice and Men’ Goes Operatic
• For Autos Troubles Piling Up From Showroom to Union Hall
• Nigeria‐Sentences 35 Priests In Immigration Law Violations
• Bomb on Saigon Plane
• Reader's Report
• CRACK RULER WINS AT LIBERTY BELL
• RADIO‐TODAY'S LEADING EVENTS
• Reds Sign Five Pitchers
• Cairo Reports Crossing
• Counseling on Marijuana Is Urged
• Porsche Sets Pace at 24 Hours of Daytona
• How the Ski Complex Grew Up and Became So Complex
• Rock Kills Woman in Car
• 1.500 acres for retarded adults
• MANHATTAN BOWS TO RUTGERS, 78‐69
• MISS PAGE AND BENT TAKE SLALOM RACES
• Were Great Composers Paupers? Was J. P. Morgan?
• 2 Apollo 13 Astronauts To Sip Wafer on Moon
• Retired U.S. Aide to Head Fund for the Handicapped
• A Briton looks at Americans abroad
• PURDUE DEFEATS MICHIGAN, 116‐103
• Great Lakes Research Center Culls Northwest Ohio History
• Ohio Trend: Stores Had Small Gain
• Bridge
• Death Penalty Threat Called Possible Incitement to Crime
• Paperbacks
• Polish Girl Toboggan Victor
• Mansfield Decries Price Of Expanded ABM Plan
• Westmoreland Says Soviet All But Closes Missile Gap
• Djemaa El Fna Means Place of the Dead, But It's the Liveliest Spot in Marrakesh
• Goodman Will Officiate At Dog Writers' Dinner
• Lobbyists Play a Key Role in Albany Lawmaking
• Christy Latham, Paul D. Fowler Wed in Jersey
• Sullivan Award
• Gardens
• Some Vietnam Slayings by Korean Troops Cited, but Accounts Are Clouded
• Fire in Jersey City Destroys Old Arena and Dance Hall
• Nancy A. Hardin Becomes Bride of Douglas Rogers
• The Nation
• The Football Market
• JUDGE IS CRITICAL IN THE MOTEL CASE
• Law
• It's Players' Serve Next
• $82,874 in Diamonds Stolen In a Holdup Near Kennedy
• Iris Sorensen Wed
• The Difference Between ‘Marat/Sade’ an ‘Trotsky’
• February
• TWO KEY STAKES SHIFTED TO TURF
• Economy Will Feel G.E. Woe
• Trade Held No Cure‐All In Germany
• Pope Tells NATO Officials Of Hones for World Peace
• Toomey, Left Off Original Nominee List, Is Chosen as Winner of Sullivan Award
• Horse Show Calendar
• Vanessa: ‘Are People Right?’
• Oliver in Pirates' Fold
• Montreal's Crime Rate Continues to Increase
• Bruins Deadlock Canadiens, 3‐3, on Esposito's Second Goal in Final Period
• Best Seller List
• Arsonist Sentenced to Hang
• The milieu of the generally well‐off, often idle
• Soviet Union Woman Leads In European Speed Skating
• Movies
• A Snug Harbor on Lexington Avenue
• The house that time built
• Label War: Inflation Hot Issue
• Alien Fiance Rule Eased
• Religion
• To Tkaczuk, South Porcupine Was Never Like This
• T.V.A. Is Seeking to Give Lead in Pollution Control
• 2,000 HONOR POWELL, WHO SAYS HE'LL RUN
• Defiant Oklahoma Parents Place Son in Private School
• Columbia Crushes Princeton, 76‐52, as Titers Play Without Injured Petrie
• Article 7 ‐‐ No Title
• DEMOCRATS INVITE ALABAMA BLACKS
• Stephanie S. deSibour Plans Wedding to L. S. Stinchcomb
• HIGH COSTS RANK 2D IN ISSUES POLL
• RANGERS TO MEET PENGUINS TONIGHT
• Columbia Downs C.C.N.Y. In Wrestling Match, 34‐5
• Barnard Girl Dies After Heroin Party
• MAGAZINES' FILES UNDER SUBPOENA
• Elizabeth Ives To Be a Bride
• Stocks Decline Sharply On Amex and O‐T‐C List
• Dramatic Rise in Drug Abuse Is Reported in Australia
• Louise Vance Plans Nuptials
• The Nation
• The People v. the Mob; Or, Who Rules New Jersey?
• Millionaire to Oppose Kirk
• Student Loan Crisis May Block Return Of Many to College
• New York
• What's New in the Theater
• Music
• A Museum For Children Of All Ages
• U.S. TO GIVE TAIWAN 34 OLD JET PLANES
• In The Nation: Making Ideals a Fraud
• Rech Gives Thanks on Anniversary of Heart Surgery
• Did Blyth End or Start Something?
• Decals Are Big Business: In Printing of Textiles
• Lawyer Weds Wendy Afton
• BRECHU IS VICTOR IN SPECIAL SLALOM
• OX RIDGE POLO TEAM TOPS TORONTO, 16‐7
• PENN'S TRACKMEN BEAT YALE, BROWN
• Tapes of F.B.I. Show Two Mafiosi Gave Conflicting Versions of an Execution
• Q:
• Two Bus Lines in Jersey Are Facing Strikes Today
• SENIOR CITIZENS GET OPERA TREAT
• Writing About Trade Unions
• Sports Today
• Mama Mia! Rome Is No Place to Be a Movie Star
• Canadian Site Favored
• Coins
• Paris Shrugs Off Lindsay Plan To Forgo a Pompidou Welcome
• U.C.L.A. CRUSHES STANFORD, 102‐84
• QUARANTINED LINER TO SAIL TO HONOLULU
• New Restaurants Are Franchised
• 2 Utah Executions Stayed
• Card of Thanks
• Gonzales Does It Again; Beats Newcombe Easily
• Variety in Mexico's San Blas: Sea in Front and Jungle Behind
• PARIS BACKS BONN ON POLICY IN EAST
• Fire Bond Issue Voted
• Patricia Clerkin Becomes Bride Of D. W. Pollock
• City Opera to Open A 9 ‐ Week Season With ‘Lucia’ Feb. 19
• Rams Triumph by 67‐63
• King Clancy in Hospital
• Award Slated for Rozelle
• Assembly Line for That Dream House
• Dartmouth Will Seek More Indian Students
• 11‐Race Canadian‐American Cup Series Will Carry $1‐Million in warths
• Can SALT stop MIRV?
• NEW TRANSIT UNIT BEETS FIRST TIME
• Margaret Schmitt Prospective Bride
• INTERNS WAIVED FOR 2 SPECIALTIES
• Article 2 ‐‐ No Title
• ‘Grab the Money and Run’?
• California Mission Gets a New Lease on Life
• Flight of Dissident In Taiwan Spurs Inquiry by Police
• JEWS ASKED TO AID HEBREW SCHOOLS
• Barbara Fiore Becomes Bride Of Philip Green
• Foreign Affairs: Mediterranean Arms and Oil
• Plastic Aortic Piece Inserted in 1968 Saved His Life
• Still Young at 362
• New England Shoe Town Worried, Down at Heel
• Soybean Supplies at Peak Levels, but Demand Up Even Faster
• Castor Oil Thief Charged
• Loreen Joy Goldenson Bride of Norman Fox
• Top Skiers Strike Over Safety Issue At Kandahar Meet
• Top‐Seeded Pair Advances In Open Squash Racquets
• WELLS, 16, CAPTURES SKI‐JUMP HONORS
• Notes From the Field of Travel
• Spotlight:
• Chromalloy in Pact
• ISRAELIS BATTLE U.A.R. COMMANDOS
• Gerald Loughlin to Wed Barbara Lynch
• A Very Fine Young Actor, But . . .
• Dalong's 4:01.1 Sets Boston Meet Mark
• A:
• Carl Mays and Klein Hall of Fame Eligibles
• Indians Are Hopeful Nixon Administration Will Match Words With Deeds
• Federal Judge Resigns
• Flaming Servings Extinguished By the City's Fire Department
• When friends and Presidents fall out
• Apartment Squeeze in the Suburbs Tightens
• OF SOLDIERS AND SPIES
• Ross, Van Nostrand Gain Metropolitan Tennis Final
• Perfect pairing
• BADILLO CONFERS WITH YOUNG LORDS
• The battles of “The Happy Warrior”
• Amer. Basketball Ass'n
• Full Satellite Service Today
• Rise Reported In Fire Losses
• Negroes in Chicago Battling Evictions
• In Memoriam
• U.S.C., Tide List 11th Game
• New Port Head on Coast Calls for Modernization
• Theater: Golding's ‘Brass Butterfly’
• ROLLICKING, 9–10, FINISHES SECOND
• Bil Baird Show Appeals it to Whole Family
• LEHIGH BOY WINS PACE AT WESTBURY