Question of whether Liberty Natl Bank & Trust (Buffalo) is exempt from state and county sales taxes because it has Fed charter, as Appellate Div ruled, to be argued in Appeals Ct; natl implications seen; Supt Wille sees case significant on issue of competitive disadvantage of state-chartered banks; will seek legis to end 'special benefits,'

KEY BANK-TAX SUIT LOOMS FOR STATE; Local Levies on a National Institution Are at Issue in Liberty National Case ALBANY APPEAL IS DUE Wide Impact Across Nation Expected if Immunity is Upheld by Top Court

US soldier illus aiming grenade at Vietcong bunker

Grenade Used Against Unseen Foe

THE OPENINGS

DeSalvo seised, Lynn; illus; sent to Walpole maximum security prison; map; hisbros arrested for aiding escape; Boston Record-Amer had offered $5,000 reward for capture; Bailey offered $10,000 for data leading to capture alive

Judge Puts DeSalvo in a Maximum Security Jail; PHONE CALL TRAPS THE 'STRANGLER'

EVIDENTLY we can count William Hanley among the loyal ones. Far which everyone  can breathe a sigh of relief, considering the usual course followed these days by playwrights and other budding talent. Although the author...  

News of the Rialto; A Happy Hanley

Adm and moderate Repubs now reasonably confident Sen will approve treaty; 60 Sens prepared to vote for it, with 10-20 others, including Dirksen, leaning toward approval; moderate leadership of Sen Morton partly credited; his work for treaty linked to aim of achieving moderate Repub Pres candidate in '68; ex-Sen Goldwater says he has changed his mind about opposition, s, Richmond, Va

CONSULAR TREATY GAINING IN SENATE; White House and Moderate Republicans Confident-- 60 Favor Ratification

Lindsay announces preliminary plan to build linear city housing development over 5 1/2-mi Cross Bklyn Expressway sec which, in turn, would be built over little-used LIRR Bay Ridge line; says NYS Pub Works Dept will soon start feasibility studies on hwy; rr would continue operation during and after expressway was built; sketch; map

LINEAR CITY ASKED IN BROOKLYN PLAN; Mayor Says New Community Would Straddle Rail Line and Proposed Highway

The New York Knickerbockers received two bits of good fortune last night in their quest for third place in the Eastern Division of the National Basketball Association--a 116-114 victory over the Baltimore Bullets and the "steady" return of Howard (Butch) Komives.  

KNICKS TURN BACK BULLETS, 116-114; Russell and Reed Each Get 26 Points for New York-- Komives Buoys Victors

Goldberg Calls for Efforts To Hurdle Peace Barriers; Goldberg Asks Effort Toward Peace

BALTIMORE, Feb. 25--Dave Patrick, who made indoor track history in the mile last week, made more in the half-mile tonight.  

PATRICK CAPTURES HALF MILE IN 1:49.1; Wins in Baltimore in Record Time for 11-Lap Track-- Farrell Victor in 600

Reading tastes in Muncie, Ind ('Middletown, USA' of R S and H M Lynd sociological studies) discussed, special sec on paperbacks

PAPERBACKS; Middletown Now

Seasonal factors, as ex- pected, have visited a chill on the economy and the stock market this month and raised some new doubts about the vitality of the business boom.  

The Week in Finance; Seasonal Factors Chill Economy and Market and Raise Doubt About Boom

Black Comedy (White Lies and Black Comedy), by P Shaffer

In Black (Comedy) and White (Lies); Black (Comedy) White (Lies)

NY Times survey of influx of Negro population and pressures born of influx; Fed '65 special census figures cited; show that in county's 6 cities Negro population rose 21%, white declined by 0.6%, that 40% of Negroes come from South, 37% from NYC, that birth rate in county is 3 Negroes born to 2 whites; Negroes now number 75,000, entire population is 855,000; various persons and community leaders involved in problems int; Negroes increase has not been matched by gains in power or influence; illus

More Negroes Are Moving to Westchester; Negroes Moving to Westchester, Bringing Changes in Cities

Holly-O. Defeats Moccasin at Bowie; HOLLY-O. DEFEATS MOCCASIN BY NECK

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Feb. 25--Elston Howard, who is reported to be en route to discuss his 1967 salary, remained the only uncontracted Yankee today as the club announced the signing of Joe Pepitone and Horace Clarke.  

Yanks Sign Clarke, Pepitone; Howard Holds Out Alone; YANKEES ENROLL PEPITONE, CLARKE

The Powell Verdict; A High Price For His Seat

stockbroker delayed by blizzard probably saved Md investment syndicate over $1-million on bond issue by not delivering syndicate's bid; mkt subsequently sunk

SYNDICATE SAVES MILLION IN STORM; Experience of Harris Trust Group Dramatizes Swift Drop in Bond Prices

mfrs optimistic despite current slump; see spring upturn and boom in fall, when '68 models are offered

Detroit Is Resolute Despite Car Slump; Detroit Is Resolute Despite Car Slump and Layoffs

The release last week of Defense Secretary Robert McNamara's testimony on Vietnam before two Senate committees caused confusion in Washington and some embarrassment to Air Force commanders in Saigon.  

Bombs and Words; Air War Effective Military Insists

US warships, to support air strikes, begin shelling ammunition dumps, rr yds and other links in supply trail to S Vietnam

NAVY SHIPS SHELL MILITARY TARGETS IN NORTH VIETNAM; Rail Yards and Ammunition Depots on Supply Route to South Bombarded DRIVE BY G.I.'S PRESSED U.S. Units Near Cambodian Border Hunt Vietcong's Secret Headquarters

IRS records show Cornell U Indus and Labor Relations School recd $289,500 from foundations identified as CIA conduits, '61-63; money was used to support internatl labor training project whose advisory council included Beirne, Ry Clerks pres emeritus Harrison, Glass Bottle Blowers pres Minton and late M Ross, who was AFL-CIO internatl dir; union members and officials interested in internatl affairs of their unions were subsidized under program; Beirne, Harrison and Minton say they were unaware of CIA links; Lovestone says he has no knowledge of Cornell program

UNIT AT CORNELL AIDED BY CONDUITS; Labor Studies Affiliate Got $289,500 From 1961 to 1963 From Foundation

9 more resign; 29 admit receiving or giving exam answers, 4 admit violating hon code by tolerating cheating; about 60 resignations expected; cadet hon com handles entire probe; supt Moorman plans system for individual instruction to cadets on hon code

NINE MORE CADETS QUIT AIR ACADEMY; Resignations in New Scandal on Cheating May Reach 60

ANNAPOLIS, Md., Feb. 25-- With music playing in the background, Army's basketball team scored a victory over Navy today, 64-54, before a capacity crowd of 4,533 at the midshipmen's field house.  

ARMY BEATS NAVY ON COURT, 64-54; Schutsky Sets Pace With 15 Points as 4 Cadets Score in Double Figures

30-story Xerox Corp world hq bldg, Rochester, to be tallest bldg ever built of poured-in-place exposed-aggregate concrete; model illus

Xerox Tower Is Rising in Rochester; 30-Story Building to Be Tallest Made of Poured Concrete

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February 26, 1967

Headlines from February 26, 1967

KEY BANK-TAX SUIT LOOMS FOR STATE; Local Levies on a National Institution Are at Issue in Liberty National Case ALBANY APPEAL IS DUE Wide Impact Across Nation Expected if Immunity is Upheld by Top Court

Grenade Used Against Unseen Foe

THE OPENINGS

Judge Puts DeSalvo in a Maximum Security Jail; PHONE CALL TRAPS THE 'STRANGLER'

News of the Rialto; A Happy Hanley

Billboard 200

More Of The Monkees

The Monkees

SRO

Doctor Zhivago

The Temptations Greatest Hits

Notable Births

Historical Context for February 26, 1967