comment on defection notes new USSR leniency which made it possible; illus

Stalin's Daughter Is in Switzerland; Stalin's Daughter Arrives by Air in Switzerland

Drought threatens much of winter wheat crop; drop in reserves to below 400-million-bu level held by Sec Freeman as 'hazardous' seen possible by July; some farmers, mostly in Kansas, threaten to plow under crops planted under allotment rise to protest low prices

SEVERE DROUGHT A MOUNTING PERIL TO WINTER WHEAT; Growers Fear March Winds in Kansas and Oklahoma Will Ruin Entire Crop RESERVE SUPPLY DROPS Expected to Shrink by July 1 to the 'Hazardous' Level of 400 Million Bushels Drought a Peril to Winter Wheat Crop

Vice Pres Humphrey discloses Johnson will go to Guam in wk for strategy conf

JOHNSON WILL GO TO GUAM IN WEEK; Humphrey Announces Plans  Rusk and McNamara Will Attend Meetings JOHNSON WILL GO TO GUAM IN WEEK

survey of migrant housing, NYS; plight of migrants and organized labor, Legis, other pub and private efforts to aid them discussed; illus

Migrants Returning to Same Shacks and Poverty; State's Migrant Farm Workers Are Returning to New Crope, but the Same Old Shacks and Poverty

U.S JETS ATTACK IRON-STEEL PLANT IN NORTH 2D TIME; Raid Apparently Is Equal in Intensity to Friday's, the First of the War POWER PLANT BLASTED In South, 197 of Enemy Die in a Counterattack G.I. Losses Put at 4 Killed U.S. JETS ATTACK STEEL MILL AGAIN

NY Times surveys tech gap between Eur and US: Vice Pres Humphrey warning that gap could strain internatl ties noted; Sec McNamara ref to Eur fear of US tech 'imperialism' recalled; Pres aide Dr I L Bennett sees Eurs frustrated at not being able to muster resources for large-scale competition or prestige projects and resentful at having to make soc changes or disrupt traditional methods; nature of gap and reasons behind it discussed; current

U.S. Lead Is Putting Strains on Ties of Atlantic Alliance; TECHNOLOGY GAP IS STRAINING TIES

Geraldine Farrar, Met Soprano, Dies; Geraldine Farrar, Met Soprano, Dies

Internatl Latex Corp pres Heinze made $8,000 cash contribution to Dodd from co funds, according to corp chmn A N Spanel in phone int in reply to query about proposed stipulation Dodd submitted to ethics com; stipulation says Dodd got $8,000 in cash from Internatl Latex vp Ferman; says Dodd aide E F Sullivan, if called, would testify that Dodd turned $8,000 over to him and that he, after using no more than $2,000 to pay costs of Mar '65 dinner, would return balance to Dodd; Dodd used remainder to repay his campaign mgr, P V McNamara, for '58 loan; stipulation says Dodd netted $63,845 from dinner; Dodd, in Sen s, said he netted $94,000, of which $41,000 was used to repay debts and rest to pay campaign bills; legal problems $8,000 poses for Heinze, Ferman and Internatl Latex detailed; Spanel says he gave $650 to Dodd's '64 campaign; says record showing $1,500 contribution is error

$8,000 Given Dodd By Latex President; President of Latex Corporation Gave Dodd $8,000

Sen Javits's top aide, R R Auerlio, tours state to line up support for double-pronged threat to re-election; aides believe Dems will name strong candidate and that Javits will be opposed in primary; he will also face Conservative party candidate

Senator Opens Drive; JAVITS STARTING CAMPAIGN EARLY

Soviet Court Voids Prison Term, Fines U.S. Tourist $5,500; Soviet Court Annuls Sentence Imposed on American Tourist

Borders and National Habits Hampering Growth Abroad; Allies Fear U.S. Lead Will Increase

Assemblyman Steingut proposes Amb Goldberg as Dem candidate in '68; stresses need to start looking for candidate now; Goldberg bars comment; lauded by Sen R F Kennedy; other candidates mentioned include R F Wagner, T C Sorensen, B D Moyers, County Exec Nickerson

Proposed by Steingut; GOLDBERG URGED TO OPPOSE JAVITS

PRESIDENT NAMES NEW S.E.C MEMBER; Picks Richard Smith, Active New York Republican, to Replace G.O.P. Official PRESIDENT NAMES NEW S.E.C. MEMBER

city set to ask for Fed funds; area boundaries not disclosed; map; city hopes to get $1-million of $11-million US appropriated for planning, fiscal '6-7; decay in areas described; way planning would work not clear to city officials; plan aims outlined

U.S. FUNDS SOUGHT FOR 3 SLUMS HERE; City to Seek Federal Grants for 3 Slum Sections

ISRAEL TROUBLED BY UNEMPLOYMENT; Recession Causes Unease  Immigration Is Down

Natl Dem Fed Exec Com reinstates von Thadden, upholds Bremen expulsion of Thielen; Govt circles in Bonn reptd delighted by split

German Ultrarightists' Executive Overrules Leader of Party

son, I Alliluyev, 22, and daughter, Y Zhdanov, 16, believe she will return after short stay in Switzerland, int

Children Doubt Mother Defected; Two in Moscow Say Daughter of Stalin Will Return Home

Jordan blacklists Natl Steel & Tinplate Warehouse, Jantzen, Studebaker, Staples & Specialties Internatl and 5 non-Amer cos for trading with Israel

9 Companies That Trade In Israel Barred by Jordan

prosecutor asks ct to sentence 21 officers to terms of 7-20 yrs; asks for acquittal of 7

LONG TERMS SOUGHT IN TRIAL IN ATHENS

Ital sources rept she was forced to stay 4 days in Rome awaiting permit to enter Switzerland because of US desire to bar entry into US

U.S. SAID TO DELAY TRIP BY DEFECTOR; Concern on Relations With Soviet Believed Cause

Quake Shakes Veracruz

Communist leader N Dizdarevic discusses widening rift with USSR over Yugoslav moves towards pol liberalization, other issues

Soviet-Yugoslav Rift Is Growing Over Red Talks and Reforms

Moderate turnout expected for W Berlin city election

SOCIALISTS' VICTORY DUE IN BERLIN TODAY

Izvestia, charging Israel 'ruling circles' with anti-Soviet campaign led by US, scores lectures and similar programs in Israel on USSR Jewish life

ANTI-SOVIET DRIVE IS LAID TO ISRAEL; Izvestia Calls Lecture Series Part of Plot Led by U.S.

Article on efforts to turn city into showcase for annual trade fair

Leipzig Strives to Hide Ravages For Duration of Its Spring Fair

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March 12, 1967

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Stalin's Daughter Is in Switzerland; Stalin's Daughter Arrives by Air in Switzerland

SEVERE DROUGHT A MOUNTING PERIL TO WINTER WHEAT; Growers Fear March Winds in Kansas and Oklahoma Will Ruin Entire Crop RESERVE SUPPLY DROPS Expected to Shrink by July 1 to the 'Hazardous' Level of 400 Million Bushels Drought a Peril to Winter Wheat Crop

JOHNSON WILL GO TO GUAM IN WEEK; Humphrey Announces Plans Rusk and McNamara Will Attend Meetings JOHNSON WILL GO TO GUAM IN WEEK

Migrants Returning to Same Shacks and Poverty; State's Migrant Farm Workers Are Returning to New Crope, but the Same Old Shacks and Poverty

U.S JETS ATTACK IRON-STEEL PLANT IN NORTH 2D TIME; Raid Apparently Is Equal in Intensity to Friday's, the First of the War POWER PLANT BLASTED In South, 197 of Enemy Die in a Counterattack G.I. Losses Put at 4 Killed U.S. JETS ATTACK STEEL MILL AGAIN

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