October 23, 1966

communique, pub by Pravda, merely cites exch of opinions on wide range of questions; China not mentioned; speculation; gathering marked by attacks on Chinese 'cultural revolution' by Eur allies with exception of Rumania

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct. 22.--In boiling excitement and action thrilling almost beyond belief, Harvard defeated Dartmouth's Ivy football champions 19-14 today, going 80

Mrs V Jerome to convert rustic barns and stables of former E Hampton, LI, Riding Club into boutique-style shopping center; illus

MINEOLA, L.I., Oct. 22--A New York architectural firm has added stature to the new four-story State Supreme Court building here by putting the $13-million structure on a podium.

The allies fighting with the United States and South Vietnam perform very valuable service, but are probably not vital to the United States. The United States, however, may be vital to them--if not today, then tomorrow. This is the tie that binds the seven nations that are meeting this week in Manila to discuss their common effort in the Vietnam war.

Thaler charges city violates Medicare-Medicaid programs by receiving Soc Security benefits of aged at Sea View and by having children and relatives continue to pay for them; says city leaves patients only $15 a mo; Brown sets probe; hosp admr silent

Elmer Winter, a tall, graying, one-time Midwestern lawyer, is the employer of 150,000 young, attractive, intelligent women. His only problem is finding another 50,000 in the next year.

14-story luxury apt house to have secluded English walled garden

118 bodies recovered; search continues; Prince Philip visits scene; Prime Min Wilson pledges high-level probe

Assagai again was on target at Aqueduct yesterday. The 3-year-old colt owned by Charles Engelhard's Cragwood Stable won the $112,100 Man o'War Stakes by three-quarters of a length over the Buckland Farm's Gallup Poll, with Mrs. Henry Obre's Knightly Manner next in the 1 5/8-mile turf contest.

Article on some unusual or frivolous devices recently patented; cartoon

"There has been a settlement in the higher interests of the nation," said a young high-ranking South Vietnamese official last Wednesday. He grinned sardonically. "No settlement in Vietnam is ever final. But this one ought to be good for at least 144 hours."