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- MISSILES NOT TOPIC FOR GENEVA PARLEY
- Film: Another Kind of Detective Story:Kirk Douglas Appears in 'Lovely Way to Die' Predictable Melodrama at Sutton Theater
- TV: The Nation's Plight; A Psychologist and Historian Discuss 'What's Happening to America?'
- Article 1 -- No Title
- Jewish Press Loses Right To Publish Drew Pearson
- 18 Pounds of Heroin Found Taped to 2 Women at Airport Here
- Lagos Suggests Land Route
- EDWIN A. FISH, 8i, i OF SMITH, BARNEY; Retired Investment Banker
- NICKERSON GETS SECURITY GUARD; Action Taken After Police Find Grenade in Car
- Familiar Waistlines Round Out First Day in Jet Camp
- WILLIAM MUNSON, STATE JUSTICE, 82
- East New York Savings Elects Another Trustee
- INMATES RAMPAGE AT PRISON IN NAPLES
- 2 HOMERS IN 7TH TOP WHITE SOX, 2-1; Tresh, Fernandez Connect Off John, Beaten for First Time -- Barber Is Victor
- Anthracite Rock Unearthed in Bronx
- Rise in Private Savings Below Last Quarter's
- House Approves Extension Of Food for Freedom Plan
- HOWELL CAPTURES NEW JERSEY OPEN; Former Marine Posts 285 to Triumph by 8 Strokes
- Transport Study Backed
- Article 8 -- No Title
- Retail Sales Rise 9 %
- DIRKSEN DEFENDS JOHNSON'S NAMING FRIENDS TO COURT; Rebukes Griffin for Attempt to Block Nominations of Fortas and Thornberry DIRKSEN DEFENDS JOHNSON CHOICES
- Bridal Planned By Miss Millikin
- AUTO SALES REAGH A JULY 1-10 HIGH; Delivery of 211,942 Units Tops Figures of Year Ago and Record in 1965
- 6 OFFER TO YIELD CONVENTION VOTES; Democrats Here Would Aid Two Minority Groups 6 OFFER TO YIELD CONVENTION VOTES
- CORNELL, STUART SCORE AT HENLEY; Big Red, Virginia Schoolboys Gain Rowing Semi-Finals
- El AI Lease Approved
- Fresh Air Camp Counselors Give Girls a Taste of Drama
- 40 in Mexico Die of Heat
- Disease Center Reports Case Of Plague in Denver Boy, 6
- Jerry Lewis in 'Don't Raise the Bridge, Lower the River'
- GALLASHAW JURY FINDS HIM GUILTY; He Is Convicted in Machine Gun Sale to Robbers
- Downtown Bank Robbed
- Threat to Democrats of Third Party
- Stanky Quits as White Sox Pilot, Lopez Succeeds Him;; SUCCESSOR GIVEN POST THROUGH '69 Lopez, Almost 60, Replaces Man to Whom He Yielded Job After '65 Season
- [FRANCESCO MORANO, I ')LDEST CARDINAL, 961
- Metal Strike Talks Resume
- ANTIUNION CHARGE LEVELED AT N.F.L.; Gordy Holds Clubs Are Out to 'Break Players' Unit
- Cincinnati Giraffe Dies
- McCullouch Signs Lion Pact; Foresakes Olympic Role
- Woman Is Stabbed In Court by a Man Held as Assailant
- Zender's Duo Wins Medal
- COHEN PROPOSES U.S. TAKE OVER WELFARE
- PLUME & ATWOOD AND ACME CONFER; Merger Plea With Cleveland Twist Drill Is Discussed
- First Negro Captain Named In the Navy Medical Corps
- Star-Studded Cast for Rich Stake at Westbury
- $100-Million in Gold Sold By France to Get Dollars; PARIS EXCHANGES GOLD FOR DOLLARS
- Betsy Jean Kasin Is Fiancee
- Article 13 -- No Title
- I.B.M. Profits Set Record In Half and 2d Quarter; 3-Month Earnings Climb to $1.89 a Share From $1.30 -- First Period's Report Is Revised for Tax Surcharge I. B. M. EARNINGS RISE TO RECORD
- SPAIN BOLSTERS CAUSE OF PRINCE; Cabinet Decree Is Viewed as Benefiting Juan Carlos
- Carol Crump Is Engaged
- Stormvogel Clings to Lead In Race to Baltic Port
- Seaway Strike Continues
- BONN DISCLOSES RUSSIAN DEMANDS; Bares Notes on Renouncing Force After Soviet Report
- HIGH COURT GIVEN TAYLOR-LAW SUIT; Lower Division Fails to Rule on Constitutional Issue
- Thant Receives Degree From a College in Dublin
- House Unit Approves Bill On Corporate Take-overs
- 4 ON F.C.C. DEFEND LICENSE RENEWAL; Reply Sharply to Minority in Mississippi TV Case
- Orangemen on Parade Through North Ireland
- COLLEGE-AID BILL SIGNED BY HUGHES; Provides $2-Million to Help Slum Youths in Jersey
- First Stock Offering Made In Diebold Venture Fund
- East German Toll Up to 24
- Governor's Inaction on Senate Seat
- Wife Goes to Havana
- Mets and Yankees Win; KOOSMAN SCORES OVER CUBS BY 4-0 Left-Hander Hurls 6-Hitter for His 12th Victory -- Grote Drives In 3 Runs
- :FERNANDO P. MENENDEZ
- MAN SHOT IN PARK BY ANGELOF DIES; Joseph Bach, 80, a Retired Cook, Is Second Victim
- Article 4 -- No Title
- ANGEL LOPBZ, 66, NIGHTCLUB OWNER ..; ,Chateau Madrid Operator and Gavilan Aide Dies
- SIRHAN CASE COST IS $200,000 SO FAR
- Senator Says Humphrey Veers From U.S. Stand; Thinks His Proposal 'Doesn't Seem to Quite Square With' Policy of Administration
- Misses Dwyer and Story Reach Final of State Golf
- Frisco to Redeem Stock
- Article 9 -- No Title
- COUVE REAPPOINTS CABINET LEADERS; Debre Is Foreign Minister -- Government Is Similar to Pompidou's Regime Couve Reappoints Leaders of Cabinet
- Miss Jefferies to Wed
- Corporate Bond Prices Climb As Week Ends With Big Gain; Credit Markets: Bond Prices Rise Again as Week Ends With a Sharp Gain
- DEMANDS BY I.L.A. WEIGHED AT TALKS; Negotiators Explore Stand of Management and Union
- 2 Tanzanians Get 10 Years In Suffocation Death of 13
- Preview Fete For 2 Shows Listed on L.I.
- 2 Port Authority Contracts
- Kiesinger Rejects Terms
- Article 16 -- No Title
- Pan Am Seeks Approval Of New Baggage Rules
- 2 Courts on Coast Refuse To Delay 'Panther' Trial
- Hanoi Is Stressing 'Victory' at Khesanh In Its Propaganda
- Polish Purge
- SENATOR FORECASTS A DEAL ON PUEBLO
- Article 2 -- No Title
- :]Vlargaret C. Scoggin, L ibrarian iS pecializing in Youth Work,Dies
- Monbouquette Traded To Giants for McDaniel
- Aline Cohn, Representative For Refugee Official at U.N.
- Charles Cards 71 for 215 and Cuts Casper's British Open Lead to a Stroke; U.S. PRO'S PUTTING GOES AWRY ON 74 Gary Player Also Posts 71 and Is Two Shots Out -- Nicklaus Next at 218
- Marine's War Death Listed
- STOCKS BUOYANT ON LONDON BOARD; But Advances Are Limited by Some Profit Taking
- Reagan Attributes Violence To Criticism of Personalities
- Bogota, Awaiting Pope, Suffers Building Fever
- Is It a Knight? Is It Charlie Brown's Snoopy? No, It's a Lamp
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- DOLLAR STRONGER IN MONEY MARKET; Figures on Official Reserves in Second Quarter Show a 'Heavy U.S. Surplus' GOLD DRAIN MAY BE CUT Payments Deficit Down -- Fall in Trade Surplus Is Offset by Investments DOLLAR STRONGER IN MONEY MARKET
- Vatican Is Stunned By Plan to Tax It; Vatican Stunned by Leone Plan To Tax Its Dividends in Italy
- Harvard, Penn Crews Advance; Victors in Opening Heats Will Meet in Trials Final
- F. T. C. QUESTIONS MAREMONT DEALS; Antitrust Complaint Cites 40 Auto-Part Acquisitions
- Woman, 41, Falls to Death
- 300,000 '68 Volkswagens Recalled for Belt Defect
- 6 BELIEVED KILLED IN BLAST ON TANKER
- Backers of Argylls Piping Mad at Move to Disband Unit; Circulate a Petition in Scotland to Save Battalion
- LEN CHANDLER JOINS PETE SEEGER IN PARK
- ART IN BROOKLYN GETS A SHOWCASE; Community Galley to Show Local Talent in Museum
- Soviet Paper Accuses West
- Woman With Broom Foils Armed Holdup
- Straws in the Wind?
- 3 Americans in Hanoi To Take 3 Pilots Home
- Genocide in Biafra
- Gibson Wins, 8-1, for 9th in Row;; Cards Down Astros
- Bert Mulholland, 84, Trainer Ot Thoroughbred Horses, Dies
- L.I. Man, Seized in Florida, Charged Under Crime Act
- McLain Gains 17th Victory;; Tigers Beat Twins, 5-1
- MRS. GEORGE W. BURPEE
- Prentice-Hall Elects
- House Backs Joint Panel In Congress to Study Crime
- Sports of The Times; The Summer Job
- Thurmond Puts Cost Of March at $1-Million
- Iranian Oil Pact Set
- Independent Candidacy Sought
- Negroes Press for Monuments to Race Here; Negroes Press for Monuments; City Is Granting Some Requests
- For Rich Little Poor Girls
- Nevele Pride Wins Pace
- Banker Appointed by Lebanon To Put Economic House in Order; LEBANON SEEKS ECONOMIC ORDER
- Flight Delays Up to Six Hours Affect Thousands at Two Airports; Flight Delays Up to Six Hours Affect Thousands
- Joanne Lucey Affianced
- Bank of America Expands
- Policeman Disciplined For Response to Call
- Bourbon Who Learns Juan Carlos
- REGENTS BATTLE REAGAN'S VETOES; Bid California's Legislature Reverse Governor's Cuts
- Britain's Skepticism on Wilson Persists Amid Some Good News; Week Has Been a Happy One for Labor Government, but Pervasive Sense of National Failure Remains
- Teacher of Other Slaves Dies in Newark at 124
- Cruise Manager Named
- Kosygin Scoffs at Fears
- Stormclouds Over Prague
- Newspaper Women Elect
- Hospital Affiliations
- Cuba Silent on U. S. Plan
- Dodgers' Drysdale Routed, 7-0; Braves' Rookie Victor
- Antonio Pietrangeli Drowns; Italian Film Director, 49
- Orioles Conquer Senators, 3-2; Baltimore Gets Run in 8th
- DR. CHARLES O'REGAN,I PEDIATRICIAN, WAS 701
- Kirk Endorses Rockefeller -- for the Time Being; Florida Governor Indicates He May Change His Mind and Give Backing to Nixon
- MRS. COURT REACHES DUBLIN TENNIS FINAL
- 2,000 Negroes Leave Jobs At Chrysler Over 'Racism'
- The Pound Moves Out Smartly In Moderately Active Trading
- M'CARTHY UNABLE TO VISIT GREGORY; Entertainer Returned to Jail -- Senator Drops Plan
- STOCKTON LEADS MILWAUKEE OPEN; Posts 135 for 2-Shot Edge -- Snead's 65 Sets Mark
- Mechanics Reject Contract Approved By Parcel Drivers
- If Rain Prevents Barbecuing
- Article 11 -- No Title
- Document Is Sent by Telephone; Wide Variety of Ideas Covered By Patents Issued During Week
- MAIL SERVICE CUT FOR NEW HOUSING; Carrier Delivery Banned to Save Manpower -- Weekend Window Hours Reduced MAIL SERVICE CUT FOR NEW HOUSING
- Rosamond Smith to Be Bride
- STOCKS ARE MIXED AS PAGE SLACKENS; Final Tally Shows Advances Outnumber the Declines, Reversing Early Trend KEY AVERAGES DECLINE Big Board Turnover Drops to 14.81 Million Shares -- Block Trading Off STOCKS ARE MIXED AS PACE SLACKENS
- Another Filipino Slain
- Child to Mrs. Mathieu
- Federal Pesticide Study Extended Three Years
- Firemen Will Buy 67 Trucks Using Aerial-Platform Design
- South Korean Troops Kill 3
- MISS DU PRE SOLOIST IN A HAYDN CONCERTO
- Books of The Times; Problems -- Young and Old
- CRIMMINS JUDGE HEARS STATE SIDE; Prosecution Discounts Trip by Jurors to Crime Site
- Senators vs. the Court
- SUSPECT IS SEIZED IN $140,000 THEFT; Accused of Taking Bonds to City in Pennsylvania
- TRANSPLANT TALKS OPEN IN CAPETOWN; Heart Doctors Arrive for Closed-Door Conference
- Power Failures
- Chase Bank Elevates 3
- 6 CUBANS INVADE STUDIO OF WBNX; Waving Guns, They Air Plea for Anti-Castro Revolt
- Dutch Cyclist Shows Way
- ALVIN ROBINSON, 63, AN INSURANCE AIDE
- Indians Stop A's, 6-3
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- WALLACE BIDS U. S. FACE UP TO FRANCE
- ASHE AND SANTANA GAIN AT BAASTAD NET
- 7 More Retired Officers Detained by Greek Regime
- Detroit Guild Strike Voted
- Weitz Look Goes to Europe
- Wilmington Lawyer Is Named Receiver Of Muscat's B.S.F.; RECEIVER NAMED TO OVERSEE B.S.F.
- Suspect in Bronx Killings Gives Himself Up in South; Police Say He Boarded a Bus to North Carolina After Slipping Away From Tenement That Was Under Siege Suspect in Bronx Killings Gives Himself Up in North Carolina After Slipping Away From Tenement
- Mrs. R. B. Nye Has Child
- Article 14 -- No Title
- Tanker Hits Pier, Is Arrested
- MOSCOW PRESSING FOR SUEZ OPENING; Soviet Said to Have Urged Moderation on Nasser
- Antiques: The Demand for Stoneware; Dealers Now Carrying More Work of 1700's
- REUTHER AND MEANY EXCHANGE CHARGES
- End Papers
- JOHNSON HONORS WESTMORELAND; Gives General Medal for His Role in Tet Offensive
- Monetary and Fiscal Rules
- SOYBEANS SPURT ON CROP REPORT; Story of Herbicide Danger Lifts Prices -- Sugar Up
- STIFFER PENALTIES FOR DRUG USE VOTED
- U.S. Is Increasing Food Supplies to Nigerians; Additional $1.3-Million in Aid Will Be Donated to Victims of the Civil Conflict
- Vapor Rockets Planned
- Ban on Rifle Teams
- Levy Appeal Under Review
- Phils Trip Pirates, 3-2
- Olga Huckins, Ex-Editor At Boston Transcript, 67
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- 6 UNIONS ARE SUED BY GRAPE GROWERS
- Ritter Pfaudler and Taylor Set on Terms for Merger
- Wisconsin Students Boo Lindsay Appeal for Rockefeller Votes
- Xerox Unit Fills Post
- PRAGUE TO OFFER BILATERAL TALKS ON REFORM STEPS; Hajek Suggests Meetings as Alternative to Rejected Plan for Bloc Parley SOVEREIGNTY STRESSED Kosygin Discounts Reports of Pressure by Moscow on the Czechoslovaks Prague to Offer Bilateral Talks With Its Allies on Reform Steps
- LHASA APSO IS BEST AT SHOW IN VERMONT
- HUGHES AND A.B.C. TALKED IN WINTER; Network President Testifies Lawyer Called in January HUGHES AND A.B.C. TALKED IN WINTER
- GUNMAN IS FOILED IN JET HIJACKING; Crew, Told to Fly to Cuba, Persuades Him to Yield -- Senator Eastland Aboard Gunman Foiled in Attempt to Hijack Plane to Cuba
- Leslie Parker To Be Married
- Krishnan and Nancy Richey Advance in Western Tennis
- TROUBLE FEARED ON NEW JOB FUNDS; Budget Aides Point to Rising Demands of City's Poor
- Bridge: David Mason's Team Upset In Brooklyn Knockout Play
- Adm. McCain Turns Over Naval Command in Europe
- COUNCILMAN'S CAR TOWED FROM PLAZA
- Dance: A Revival of Massine's 'Aleko'; Ballet Theater Offers Work at the Met Toni Lander Portrays Helen of Troy
- 2 Injured in Plane Crash
- Insurer Names President
- New York's Guests
- HOUSE, BY 425 TO 1, VOTES HEALTH BILL
- U.S. Soldier Is Slain in Saigon; New Enemy Attacks Rumored
- 3 Major Faiths Join to Seek Workers
- Article 3 -- No Title
- HARVEY HUBBELL, INVENTOR, WAS 67; Head of Concern Producing Wiring Devices Dies
- OIL POTENTIAL SEEN OFF ATLANTIC COAST
- Hearings Set on Travel Tax
- Red Sox Top Angels, 3-2
- U.S.-Japan Meeting Ends
- GENERALS UPSET SANTOS CLUB, 5-3; 15,645 Fans at Stadium See Victors lead, 3-0, at Half
- Johnson and Aides Discuss Plans for Honolulu Talks
- Stock Split Is Voted
- 2 Companies Fined For Selling Caviar In City as Kosher
- Chesebrough and Rayette End Discussion of Merger
- A SOVIET WRITER DEFECTS TO U.S.; He Was Imprisoned From '44 to '56 -- Wife With Him A SOVIET WRITER DEFECTS TO U.S.
- Helen Fisher, 1963 Debutante, Is Betrothed to J. L. Bergquist
- Article 12 -- No Title
- Quarter Profits Up At St. Regis Paper; 6-Month Net Down; COMPANIES ISSUE EARNINGS FIGURES
- President Orders History of His Era; Johnson Orders History of His Era
- Sally J. Best, R.S. Patterson Plan Nuptials
- Article 15 -- No Title
- CAR GROUP SCORES HUGE NEW TRUCKS; Asks Congress Not to Allow Them on Federal Highways
- Portland Drive on Hippies
- Katy Industries Arranges To Purchase 2 Companies
- Ex-Police Chief Heads New U.S. Drug Bureau
- Soldier Killed in Jersey
- 10 IN NEW ALLIANCE DOOMED BY SAIGON
- Topics: Putting a Foot Down on the Lowly Pedestrian
- Negro Police in Chicago Form Afro-American Unit
- ATOMIC EXPLOSIVES SEEN AS BIG EXPORT
- Hart Hits Two Home Runs As Giants Beat Reds, 11-4
- ALEKSANDR YASHIN, SOVIET WRITER, DIES
- Washington Proceedings
- City Investing Sets Meeting
- WALLACE IS TERMED HELP TO DEMOCRATS
- Article 7 -- No Title
- Advisers to Johnson Ask Repeal of Laws That Ban Abortion
- Phone Strike May Hurt Coverage of Convention
- Roquepine of France Heads Field in $100,000 International Trot Tonight; CARLISLE OF U. S. IS SECOND CHOICE Fresh Yankee of Canada Is Rated Third in Westbury Mile-and-Quarter Trot
- AMEX PRICES SET ANOTHER RECORD; But Trading Is a Little Less Active Than on Thursday
- A.A. Goldberg to Wed Miss Gottlieb
- GREENTREE'S COLT CHOICE IN DWYER; Stage Door Johnny Faces 5 Rivals at Aqueduct Today
- Paper Undergarments Selling Rapidly in Britain
- HUMPHREY URGES U.S. STOP TRYING TO CONTAIN REDS; He Calls for 'Reconciliation' in East-West Relations, Stressing Soviet Union OMITS MENTION OF ASIA Asks New Look at National Interest -- Says 'We Are Not World's Policemen' Politics: Humphrey Asks Foreign Policy Shift; McCarthy Discerns a New Course WOULD END IDEA OF CONTAINMENT Vice President Proposes 'Reconciliation' Instead
- Insurance Agents Seek Aid in Strike At Metropolitan
- Market Place: A Look at Race For President
- TRANSPORT NEWS: U.S.A. TO MOSCOW; Bohlen to Lead Delegation on First Flight Monday
- Television Strike Suspended
- Jewish Board of Guardians' Head
- LINDSAY STEPS UP CITY HALLS DRIVE; Gives Love Job of Widening Neighborhood Program
- METHOD OF SMOKING FOUND DEATH FACTOR
- Bonn's Symbolic Meetings In Berlin Upheld by Brandt