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1971November 12

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• U.N. Unit Votes Plan on Paying For Damage by a Space Object
• U.S.O. Aids Veterans, Too
• INJURED RUNNERS DIM GIANTS' HOPES
• Mariner Transmits Photos of a Hazy, Dusty Mars
• Clean Water Ahead?
• Text of Peking Delegate's Greeting
• Letters to the Editor
• SONICS INFLICT LOSS ON CAVALIERS, 110‐91
• A PUMP IMITATES THE HUMAN HEART
• A Park‐and‐Ride Rail Station Is Dedicated in Jersey
• S.E.C. URGED TO KEEP FUNDS OFF BIG BOARD
• Josephine Dillon Is Dead; Gable's First Wife Was 87
• WAGE RISES CITED
• Halaby of Pan Am Seeking Power for New Executive
• $71‐Billion Defense Fund Voted by House Committee
• Firefighters Here Decide to Adhere to ‘Rule Book’ in Pressure for a Contract Settlement
• VW Expects to Cut Dividend
• Skelton Files for Divorce
• Allende Pushes ‘People's Assembly’ Plan and Talks With Castro
• Bridge: Caribbean Tournament Won By Jamaica on Last Round
• RANGERS ARE 1–2–4 IN N. H. L. SCORING
• WESTINGHOUSE SETS VOTE ON STOCK SPLIT
• Medina Aide Testifies at Mylai Trial of Colonel
• U.S. Against the Charter
• Chou Opposes Sato Visit
• Ali, Mathis Pronounced Fit, But Buster's Pulse Is High
• Woodcock Speaks at Lasker Research Award Lunch
• 665 Pounds of Marijuana And 2 Men Seized in Jersey
• M.T.A. Says the L.I.R. Is Really the L.I.R.R.
• Lindsay Impresses Party's Big Contributors During Formal Washington Visit
• HAROLD F. BULKLEY, UNION CARBIDE AIDE
• Aide of Politicians Is Dead —An Author and Editor
• U. S. URGES TOKYO TO END TRADE GAP
• House Unit Votes to Curb Mass‐Transit Fare Rises
• Two Lenny Lipton Films Are Shown at the Whitney
• S.E.C. CHARGES 44 IN A STOCK FRAUD
• Retail Sales Rise
• U.S. Urges India and Pakistan to Avoid an All‐Out War
• A Lonely Job With Rewards of Its Own
• New York Club Hits Bottom in Its Division
• North American Rockwell Earnings Show Increase as Others Issue Reports
• SADAT TIES ACCORD TO ISRAELI PLEDGE
• Jets to Regain 3 Regulars for Colts' Contest; Tarkenton Facing Atlanta Jinx Again Sunday
• AMEX AND O‐T‐C IN STEEP PLUNGE
• First Stretch Is Completed In Tanzania‐Zambia Line
• Bulaich: Scared but Confident
• Digital to Raise Output
• Schoendienst Rehired For 8th Cards' Season
• Gallup Says U.S. Public Rates U.N. Prestige at a Record Low
• WASHINGTON
• 031046 Wins Jersey Lottery
• 2 HELD IN SLAYING IN QUEENS PROJECT
• GEN. FRANK C. HAROLD
• SENATE, 65 TO 24, VOTES $1.5‐BILLION FOR MILITARY AID
• Lawyers Rushing to Draft Price Rules for Deadline
• Theater
• A REIN ON PROFITS
• OATH FOR TEACHERS IN STATE IS UPHELD
• Dow Industrials Off 11.24 To 814.91, Lowest of '71
• Week's U.S. Wounded Lowest in 6½ Years
• A VIOLIN PROGRAM BY NADIA KOUTZEN
• Fashions From Africa That Look at Home in City
• Stallworth and Riordan Sent to Baltimore
• Israeli Confirms Report
• EX‐HEAD START AIDE FACES 3 CHARGES
• To Marinaro, Snowy Saturdays Can Try Men's Soles
• Commodity Price Index Up 0.1 From Week‐Ago Level
• Castro Adamant on O.A.S.
• WOMAN, 48, GETS LIFE FOR PERJURY
• A Loss to Foreign Policy
• S.C.C.A. Division Convention Will Begin Here Tonight
• The Proceedings In the U.N. Today
• Behind Police Corruption
• Wood, Field and Stream
• 3,000 Students Demonstrate To Protest Bus‐Pass Cuts
• Fighting Is Reported Sporadic but Intense en Pakistan Border
• Bill Macy in ‘Box Step’
• Burns Sees Nixon Program Lifting Profits
• Agriculture Nominee
• Stage: Creeping Paranoia and Crawling Malaise
• Illegal Franchise Actions
• War Hasn't Changed for the Men Who Stay Behind
• JAILED PUBLISHER RELEASED BY SAIGON
• For the Christmas Shopper . . .
• Sports of The Times
• MURPHY SUSPENDS A POLICE CAPTAIN
• Chile Acquires Bank
• U.S. Extends China's U.N. Group Treatment Equal to Soviet's on Travel Curbs
• The Life of a Child
• Orioles Top Yomiuri Giants With Two Runs in 11th, 2‐0
• FOREIGN AFFAIRS
• COUGARS DEFEAT CONDORS, 127‐109
• Tree Rustlers Ride Plains
• Lindsay Joins in a Tribute To Representative Chisholm
• Walter Van Tilburg Clark Dies; Wrote ‘The Ox‐Bow Incident’
• Peking Delegation in U.S. Greets a ‘Great People’
• CEILINGS CHANGED ON FOREIGN LOANS
• Hamilton Will Seek Rise in Productivity By City's Employes
• S.A.S. Plans $208 Fare For Its Round‐Trip Flights
• NANCY TOPF DANCES OUTDOOR PROGRAM
• 2 STEEL MAKERS PLAN SHUTDOWNS
• Tudor City Evicts Woman, 82, Who Forgot the Rent
• Screen: Violent 'Haunted Samurai'
• Antilitter Award to Michigan
• Weekend Suggestion: Shrimp Creole
• S. Africa Gains 3‐Shot World Cup Lead
• 1971 MOBIL OUTLAYS PUT AT $900‐MILLION
• Neighborhoods: Briarwood Reassures Black Family
• Bank Declines to Comment
• RIESSEN AND LUTZ CAIN AT BOLOGNA
• Quiet Day at Nationalist Offices Here
• Letters to the Editor
• SECURITY IS LIGHT FOR CHINESE GROUP
• Morality and Controls: A Dissent
• Stars Down Rockets
• Woman Has Worked for 20 Years to Save America's Vanishing Wild Horse
• A Medical Center To Serve Children To Be Built on L.I.
• Community Leaders in Bronx Score 2‐Year Hospital Delay
• Tale Is Now Familiar
• Production and Marketing Called Textile Profit Key
• Hardin Out as Farm Chief; President to Keep Agency
• JOFFREY COMPANY GIVES ‘KETTENT ANZ’
• 1971 Corn Harvest Seen as a Record
• Taipei Drops Tie to Beirut
• ‘PLOT’ TO RELEASE BROWN REPORTED
• Watson Formally Sentenced To Death for Tate Murder
• Where They Know How to Cook Pasta
• Steeplechase Racing to Be Dropped Here Next Year
• Soviet Says Aquanauts Failed in Bid for Record
• Ban on X Movie Ads Urged
• BRUINS TRIUMPH OVER SEALS, 5‐2
• NIXON AIDE TELLS OF F.B.I. INQUIRY
• Letters to the Editor
• F.P.C. HEARS FOES OF POWER PLANT
• Gain Is Reported Here On Issue in Port Strike
• HELP IS PRESSED FOR WILD HORSES
• A. P. Herbert Dead at 81 Wit Was Also Reformer
• Residents Get Last Look At First City Hall Here
• Justice Postel, at Persica Trial, Warns Reporters on Coverage
• The Talk of Marin County
• Money Supply Shows a Drop;
• CABLE TV ACCORD SETS ITS GROWTH
• HOMEMADE ARMS FOUND IN PRISONS
• The Americal Division Ends Role in Vietnam
• National Strike Asked
• CYCLE BY SCHUBERT SUNG BY KAWAMURA
• Senate Vote on Aid Bill
• PROTESTANTS HOLD BELFAST PROTEST
• Kings End Loss Streak
• Nixon Lays a Wreath At Tomb of Unknown
• Books of The Times
• Tiriac Loses Match, Temper
• Peking Backers Here Stage Welcome
• Letters to the Editor
• TV: With Smith‐Reasoner Combination, A.B.C.'s News Operation Finds Itself Back in the Ballgame
• DEFERMENT CHOICE OFFERED IN DRAFT
• A Zest for Life
• Birrell Surrenders to Start A 2‐Year Term for Fraud
• Text of Price Commission's Statement
• Frederick Morris 3d, 66, Dies; Philadelphia Investment Banker
• GOVERNOR TO CALL 2 SPECIAL SESSIONS
• Engrossing Show Is Offered at Pace
• Prices Tumble in Bond Market
• INDIA ANSWERS PRESS ON TRAVEL REQUEST
• Notes on People
• Star Envoy Takes Feature
• RAIL TRAFFIC DIPS; TRUCK TONNAGE UP
• 15 Japanese Are Killed During Landslide Test
• Books of The Times
• Flyers Down Canucks
• Advertising:
• SHIBATA IN DRAW, KEEPS RING TITLE
• Japan Discloses Overture for China Ties
• Letters to the Editor
• Twins Name Worthington
• Vote on High Court Nominees Put Off a Week by Senators
• Student Editor Denies Guilt
• Newton III, Trial Delayed
• SILVER FUTURES CLIMB IN PRICE
• Questions and Answers on Price Panel's Rulings
• RABBI GOLDFINE, 56, SERVED 2 COLLEGES
• Executive Changes
• CONTAINER TAX VOIDED BY COURT
• Bel Canto Opera Stirs Jersey Symphony Audience
• Builders Condemn Fanny May Yield
• News Analysis
• WELFARE STUDY APPROVED HERE
• ‘ST. JOHN PASSION’ IN A NEW VERSION
• Market Place: Why the Decline By Delta Corp.?
• Students Riot in Caracas
• Journalism Unit Honors Times, C.B.S. and Cosmopolitan Editor
• ‘Me Nobody Knows’ Closing
• Japanese Fishermen Fined
• CONVERSION OF COAL TO GAS IS SPURRED
• State Is Enjoined on Medicaid Cut for 660,000
• Holding the Price Line
• U.S. SEEKS TO KEEP PEKING OUT OF I.L.O.
• Letters to the Editor
• Philippine Diplomat Seized Here as Heroin Smuggler
• Unions May Seek Short‐Term Pacts
• Drop in Jobs Reported In Area in September
• Angela Lansbury in 'Bedknobs and Broomsticks'
• Merger News
• American B‐52's Again Strike Foe Besieging Cambodia Town
• India Denies Major Attack
• 3‐DAY JOB FAIR OPENS FOR VETERANS HERE
• POLISH CONCERN BUYS RIGHTS FOR CORFAM