With the end of February at hand, can spring and annualmeeting time be far behind?  

Meetings: A Change in Climate; Hard-Line Approach Is Gaining Support Among Executives MEETING SEASON: A NEW CLIMATE

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Feb. 26--George M. Weiss, the president of the New York Mets, arrived in Florida by train today and was immediately confronted by a problem that threatens to keep the Mets in limbo for the fifth straight year: Pitchers and catchers.  

Weiss Is Unyielding; FISHER REMAINS A MET HOLDOUT

A college campus, anyone? There is one for sale in Rockford, Ill.  

MIDWEST CAMPUS GOES ON MARKET; Rockford College's Old Home Offered for $1.5 Million MIDWEST CAMPUS GOES ON MARKET

Articles on US indus trends and innovations; illus

Packaging Prize: Crowded Multibillion-Dollar Market; Aluminum Is Adding Its Share of Buyers Plastic Also Gaining On Steel and Glass Packaging Market Rich and Crowded

Eggen of Norway Takes Ski Race; Wins Cross-Country for 3d Nordic Medal --Americans Lag EGGEN OF NORWAY FIRST IN SKI RACE

For at least another year, the nation's high-flying airlines will be allowed to maintain the airfare structure that returned them an estimated 11  per cent profit on their investment in 1965.  

C.A.B. STANDS PAT ON AIRLINE FARES; For at Least Another Year, the Lines Can Maintain Present Air Rates RETURN: 11 % PROFIT Agency Will Keep Hands Off the Mad Tangle of Prices in Healthy Industry C.A.B.TO CONTINUE AIRLINES' RETURN

The municipal bond market in the last fortnight has registered one of its sharpest tumbles of the postwar period. The drop has pushed interest rates on these securities--which pay interet exempt from income taxes--within an eyelash of their high since high tax rates became widespread in the 1930's.  

MUNICIPAL BONDS EXTEND DECLINES; Two-Week Tumble Stands Among the Sharpest of the Postwar Period YIELDS CLIMB SHARPLY Interest Rates Now Close to Highest Level Since Taxes Mounted in '30's Municipal Bond Prices Extend Sharp Drop Into Second Week

enclosed, all-weather Penn Mall center, Bklyn, nears completion

Closed-Mall Stores Rising in Canarsie; CANARSIE TO GET SHOPPING CENTER

The Greatest Story Simply Told; The Greatest Story

State Regents Bd, in rept 'On the Crisis of City U', says it will seek legis to revamp Higher Educ Bd to make univ chancellor chief exec of bd and univ admr; action seen backing Bowker in dispute with bd; bd urges Gov, Legis and Mayor provide more funds to avert enrollment drop and that univ remain autonomous in bid to dispel fear that state seeks City U merger with SUNY system; lists 3 major elements of univ's problem; Rosenberg declines comment

REGENTS PROPOSE TO REVAMP BOARD OF CITY UNIVERSITY; State Panel Backs Bowker in Seeking Legislation to Give Him More Power UNIFIED SYSTEM IS AIM Chancellor Says Admissions May Be Reduced Unless Funds Are Increased REVAMPING URGED IN COLLEGE BOARD

AFL-CIO exec council calls for revised 'interim' target of 3% unemployment to replace 4% goal set in '62 by Pres Kennedy

UNIONISTS OPPOSE INCOME TAX RISE; A.F.L.-C.I.O. Council Favors Corporate Levy Increase Should Inflation Develop UNIONISTS OPPOSE INCOME TAX RISE

ITHACA, N.Y. Feb. 26---- Penn's hope of clinching the Ivy League basketball championship was dashed tonight as the Quakers fell victims to Cornell, 81-76.  

CORNELL VICTOR OVER PENN, 81-76; CORNELL VICTOR OVER PENN, 81-76

37,000-lb unmanned craft, heaviest payload ever, launched on 39-min, 5,500-mi suborbital flight by Saturn 1-B rocket generating 1.6-million-lb thrust, Cape Kennedy; craft recovered by helicopters 38 mi short of target; said to be 'in very good condition'; will be taken to N Amer Aviation Downey, Calif, plant for exam; countdown halted twice by trouble in rocket's nitrogen tank; mission, thought to be canceled for day, resumed after flawless new 15-min countdown; craft's 22,000-lb-thrust engine designed to aid maneuvering in moon flight fails to develop expected thrust; heat shield works well; craft radioes data on all systems; Dr Mueller calls flight 'successful 1st step' in program; 2d suborbital flight set for early summer; map; launching illus

Saturn Hurls Moonship 5,500 Miles in First Test; Saturn Hurls Moonship 5,500 Miles in First Test

article on skyscraper bldg in Nassau and Suffolk Counties; illus

Office-Building Trend Is Sweeping Long Island; L.I. 'SKYSCRAPERS' MARK NEW TREND Demand for Office Buildings Grows in Suburban Surge L.I.'SKYSCRAPERS' MARK NEW TREND

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DAVOS, Switzerland, Feb. 26 --Peggy Fleming, a 17-year-old high school student from Colorado Springs, virtually assured the United States of its first world figure-skating gold medal in six years today with an almost flawless performance in the school figures.  

Miss Fleming Near Skating Title; Colorado Girl Takes 49-Point Lead in World Event SKATE TITLE NEAR FOR MISS FLEMING

$700,000 theater to be built on Roosevelt Raceway land, Westbury, U; sketch

Theater to Be Built At Roosevelt Track; New Theater, to Double Efficiency of Raceway Land THEATER PLANNED AT RACEWAY ON L.I.

S Kauffmann sees higher standards expected of 'thriller'-type plays; queries whether audience wants plays that deal chiefly with easily accessible emotions

Just Like Life, Only Different; Just Like Life...

BALTIMORE, Feb. 26--Some of the times were so fast in the 20th annual All-Eastern Games tonight that not everyone believed them.  

GERMANN, GRELLE AND KUDINSKY WIN BALTIMORE RACES; Flowers and Gaines Score Victories in 'Unbelievably' Fast 60-Yard Events GERMANN, GRELLE WIN IN BALTIMORE

ACCOUNTS from the continent suggest that Friedrich Duerrenmatt has another hit, "The  Meteor," and--one guess--who has the option? But, of course, David Merrick. The producer, off the other day for a scouting expedition to England and Europe, will visit Zurich, scene of the recent premiere of "The Meteor" at the Swiss Schauspielhaus.  

News of the Rialto; Duerrenmatt Has a New Hit Duerrenmatt's New Hit

O'CONNOR DEFERS CITY TAX DECISION; Council Head Says Mayor Must Detail Plan Before It Can Be Assessed O'CONNOR DEFERS CITY TAX DECISION

The New York Knickerbockers staged a magnificent rally in the second quarter, then fell apart in the third and went down to a 100-95 defeat to the Boston Celtics last night in Madison Square Garden before 18,499 fans, the largest crowd since 1960 to see professional basketball here.  

CELTICS SET BACK KNICK, 100 TO 95; Garden Is Sold Out for Pro Basketball for First Time Since '60--76ers Win CELTICS SET BACK KNICKS, 100 TO 95

Chuck McKinley stood as the only undefeated player in the round-robin medal-play indoor tennis tournament last night and had the high total of 176 points for five matches at the end of yesterday's afternoon and evening sessions at the Vanderbilt Athletic Club in the Grand Central Terminal Building.  

M'KINLEY LEADING WITH 176 POINTS IN INDOOR TENNIS; Pace-Setter Rallies Twice to Win Matches Against Scott and Then Ashe OSUNA IN SECOND PLACE Pasarell Only Obstacle Left Between Leader and Title in VASSS Tournament M'KINLEY LEADING IN INDOOR TENNIS

The debate--or at least the latest round--was over. And what it appeared to have demonstrated was that there is no broad support in Congress or the country for any single alternative to the Administration's "middle" course in Vietnam.  

THE WORLD; After Debate On Vietnam New Chapter In Syria Pressures On Sukarno No One But Moro

New rooms will be swung aloft and lowered into place through the roofs of three rundown tenements on the Lower East Side this spring. Other rooms of the three buildings, at 633, 635 and 637 East Fifth Street, near Avenue C, will get new walls, floors and ceilings in much the same way.  

COMPANIES UNITE IN RENEWAL TEST; Experiment Scheduled This Spring for 3 Tenements on Lower East Side FACTORY UNITS PLANNED Production-Line Method Is Expected to Reduce Cost and Speed the Work COMPANIES JOIN IN RENEWAL TEST

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Baltasar Kormákur, Icelandic actor, director, and producer

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February 27, 1966

Headlines from February 27, 1966

Meetings: A Change in Climate; Hard-Line Approach Is Gaining Support Among Executives MEETING SEASON: A NEW CLIMATE

Weiss Is Unyielding; FISHER REMAINS A MET HOLDOUT

MIDWEST CAMPUS GOES ON MARKET; Rockford College's Old Home Offered for $1.5 Million MIDWEST CAMPUS GOES ON MARKET

Packaging Prize: Crowded Multibillion-Dollar Market; Aluminum Is Adding Its Share of Buyers Plastic Also Gaining On Steel and Glass Packaging Market Rich and Crowded

Eggen of Norway Takes Ski Race; Wins Cross-Country for 3d Nordic Medal --Americans Lag EGGEN OF NORWAY FIRST IN SKI RACE

Billboard 200

Whipped Cream & Other Delights

Rubber Soul

!!Going Places!!

The Sound Of Music

September Of My Years

Notable Births

Historical Context for February 27, 1966