May 2, 1965

CINCINNATI, May 1 -- Putting the New York Mets and their pitching staff in its present condition into little Crosley Field with the wind blowing out and Cincinnati players allowed to carry bats is like locking an unarmed Boy Scout in a telephone booth with an emotionally disturbed puma.

United States repeatedly in recent years has been caught in a dilemma in Latin-American countries. It arises from U.S. efforts to encourage stability without intervening and becoming identified with the far right, on the one hand, or opening the door to Communist takeover, on the other.

Montreal consulate damaged by dynamite blast; no injuries

many Dominicans identify US with hard-line mil elements; US aid to junta forces at San Isidro base cited; US seen viewing junta as means of achieving pol stability; many fear rebels will turn toward Communists unless US offers dem alternative

Marinas, boatyards and boat clubs have expanded this year along the 120 miles of shorelines of the Hudson River and Long Island Sound in Westchester County and southern Connecticut.

fears of 'another Cuba' spur US actions; US repts more evidence of Communist and pro-Castro activity; 58 leftists suspected of being among rebels; US fears pro-Bosch leaders are leaving revolt because of growing Communist influence; Bosch denies rept; reptd activity of Spanish Communist M Gonzales Gonzales noted

Eur exporters delay shipments to GB until May 4 to take advantage of 5% cut in import surcharge to 10%; surcharge imposition revd; effects discussed

MONTREAL, May 1 -- The Stanley Cup was captured for a record 11th time tonight by the stylish Montreal Canadiens.

munic bond analysts fear Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel tolls, now running behind estimates, will not increase fast enough to stave off default on series C bonds

Whitey Ford, the 36-year-old question mark of the New York Yankees' pitching staff, gave it the old college try yesterday, and got the kind of results that have made 14-year-old Warren Spahn the middle-aged hero of the Mets.

Across the River

LAS VEGAS, Nev., May 1 -- Arnold Palmer played conservative golf in this city of chance today. However, with a one-under par 71 he increased his lead in the Tournament of Champions to three strokes on a 54-hole aggregate of 206.