March 10, 1967

Dr J U Monro to resign from Harvard Coll to become freshman studies dir and head faculty com to revise curriculum; comments

Sen, 53-26, rejects Sen Talmadge amendment that would have weakened pact diplomatic immunity provisions; acts after Mansfield warns that amendment would kill treaty; Adm hopes bolstered but Mansfield concedes that some Sens will find it difficult to oppose Mundt reservations because of injection of Vietnam issue; Smith offers 'understanding' that US will not consent to opening of USSR consulates in US until Vietnam war is honorably concluded

Lindsay, reversing position, announces city will buy St Francis Hosp for $3-million, expand services to meet community needs and lighten load on nearby Lincoln Hosp; move hailed by Badillo, Procaccino, Councilmen Ross and Bernstein; Councilman Modugno disapproves, hints at 'deal,'

Conservative E Wright wins; Labor candidate R Douglas gets 12,069 votes to 10,884 for Leslie; Labor vote sharply cut in Rhondda Valley, Wales, and Nuneaton, Eng, victories

US spokesman describes wk's combat as 'very intense'; map