DOUBELL, PATRICK VICTORS IN TRACK; Australian Defeats Carroll at 880 Yards -- Villanova Runner Wins 1,000

S de Gramont article on French star J-C Killy career; illus

French Eagerly Awaiting Start of Winter Olympics; All Is in Readiness for Opening Tuesday of Winter Olympics at Grenoble

J Quarry defeats T Spencer to gain title bout with J Ellis in World Boxing Assn (WBA) tourn

Quarry Gains Title Final, Stopping Spencer in 12th; A Preview of Things to Come: Quarry Drops Spencer in the Fourth on the Way to Winning in the 12th

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Admr Goodman warns of income tax rise that would spur middle-income flight to suburbs if state fails to increase aid to city, s, NYC; warns there will be new taxes if there is deficit and Fed and state sources do not supply more aid

City Aide Sees a Tax Rise Causing Flight to Suburbs; FLIGHT TO SUBURBS IS LINKED TO TAXES

Dist 23: Repr Bingham position reptd weakened by tentative Legis redistricting that would exclude Reform Dem areas and add regular orgn strongholds to dist

City Members of Congress Fret As Albany Drafts New Districts; STATE DISTRICTING IS CAUSING WORRY

HAVANA, Feb. 3 -- A revolutionary tribunal announced today that Anibal Escalante, the leader of a pro-Soviet party clique critical of Premier Fidel Castro, had been sentenced to 15 years' imprisonment.

Cuban Red Given 15-Year Term; Was Leader of Pro-Soviet Clique; PRO-SOVIET CUBAN GETS 15-YEAR TERM

After five days of savage attacks by the Vietcong the length and breadth of Vietnam, only one thing seems certain. That is, that the facts of life about the war have finally been made unmistakably clear to everyone in the United States, from President Johnson on down.  

The Vietcong Launch Their 'Revolution'

article recalls '17 drive to Lake Tahoe, Calif; illus

Motoring to Lake Tahoe: High Adventure in 1917; High Adventure At Tahoe in 1917

US marines seize 3d sq block of Hue; increase length of probes in search of enemy; search for 32 Amer civilians listed as unaccounted for by Amer mil advisers; 300 enemy bodies counted in Hue in last 4 days; hundreds of other enemy deaths reptd; marine casualties mount; details on fighting; illus

U.S. MARINES SEIZE A 3D BLOCK OF HUE; Reinforcements Enter City -- 32 American Civilians Are Listed as Missing

The seizure of the U.S.S. Pueblo off North Korea 12 days ago was, to Americans, a startling blow that raised the threat of a new Asian war front. To South Koreans, the hijacking of the American Naval intelligence vessel was only a sequel -- and the new war front was already a fact of life.  

After the Pueblo -New Threat in Korea

Today's Stars: Real, and Real Cool; Today's Stars: Real, and Cool

comment on enemy attacks; says only time will tell if announced enemy buildup at Khesanh was diversionary tactic

VIETCONG HOLDING POSITION ON EDGE OF SAIGON AIRPORT; Marine Force Near Danang Battles 1,500 of Enemy -Kontum Still Contested

Article on business of promoting mergers and acquisitions; various cos and individuals in business, including MacDonald & Co and its pres H R Suslak, H Everett, I Yahr and J Landis discussed

Find Me a Company' Is Game's Name; Business Brokers Gain in Number

Article on variety of racing classes and major orgns that sanction competition, US; illus

U.S. Auto Racing: A Guide Through the Maze; U.S. Auto Racing: A Guide Through the Labyrinth of Organizations and Cars

Thai and US officials believe Communist China's 2-yr drive to raise full-scale insurgency against Govt has been blunted; doubt China and N Vietnam, which also trains Thai insurgents, have given up; credit stepped-up counterinsurgency program with creating enough time to avert major conflict; US econ aid and role in program described; map

Peking-Inspired Thai Rebellion Believed to Have Been Blunted; Peking-Inspired Insurgency in Thailand Is Believed Blunted

BOSTON, Feb. 3 -- Surly to start with because beer no longer is permitted to be consumed at their seats, the 13,909 fans at Boston Garden wound up despondent as the Rangers, with a final-period goal from Ron Stewart, tied the Bruins tonight, 3-3.  

Rangers Tie Bruins On Late Goal, 3 to 3; RANGERS GAIN TIE WITH BRUINS, 3-3

Deltec Shoestring Laces Continents; Deltec Encircles the World

Clues to Miss Caldwell; A Few Clues To Miss Caldwell

DOES today's climate of violence cause the atrocious crimes we read about? This is the urgent question suggested by the Welsh playwright-actor Emlyn Williams's gruesome account of the Moors Murders, which he rightly calls "Beyond Belief."  

Murder for Fun; BEYOND BELIEF. A Chronicle of Murder and its Detection. By Emlyn Williams. 354 pp. New York: Random House. $5.95.

LAST October, Mary Mercier made her Broadway debut as a playwright with "Johnny No-Trump." Given generally respectful reviews rather than what Broadway calls "money notices," it closed after a single performance, its sponsor. Theater 1968, deciding to retreat rather than fight.  

B'way's New Angel; Broadway's New Angel

Columbia, led by Jim McMillian, put on a strong secondhalf drive to defeat Princeton, 69-60, last night and gain a three-way tie for the Ivy League lead with the Tigers and Yale.  

COLUMBIA DEFEATS PRINCETON, 69-60; McMillian Gets 32 Points, 15 in Row, as Lions Tie for Ivy League Lead

MIAMI, Feb. 3 -- Lightly regarded Favorable Turn scored a stunning upset victory in the $65,900 Seminole Handicap at Hialeah Park today. The 4-year-old colt, owned by Herbert Allen, covered the 1 1/8-mile course in 1:47 1/5, a fifth of second above the track record established by Bold Ruler in 1957. He paid $89.40, $37 and $13.40 for $2 across the board.  

Favorable Turn, $89.40, Takes Hialeah's Seminole; FAVORABLE TURN, VICTOR AT $89.40

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., Feb. 3 -- The sports-car racing season got under way with an awesome roar of engines this afternoon as 65 cars began The Twenty-Four Hours of Daytona, an annual endurance race that is one of a series in this country and Europe for the International Championship of Marques.  

ENDURANCE RACE BEGINS IN FLORIDA; 24-Hour Daytona Event Is Off to a Roaring Start -- 65 Cars in Test

PALM SPRINGS, Calif., Feb. 3 -- A birdie on the last green gave Billy Casper the 72-hole lead in the $100,000 Bob Hope Golf Classic by one stroke today. Minutes after Arnold Palmer holed out for an aggregate of 280, Casper sank an 18-inch putt for a 68 and a total of 279.  

CASPER CARDS 279 TO LEAD HOPE GOLF; Gets Birdie at Last Green for a 68 and One-Stroke Margin Over Palmer

Neal Leon Cassady was a major figure of the Beat Generation of the 1950s and the psychedelic and counterculture movements of the 1960s.

February 4, 1968

Headlines from February 4, 1968

DOUBELL, PATRICK VICTORS IN TRACK; Australian Defeats Carroll at 880 Yards -- Villanova Runner Wins 1,000

French Eagerly Awaiting Start of Winter Olympics; All Is in Readiness for Opening Tuesday of Winter Olympics at Grenoble

Quarry Gains Title Final, Stopping Spencer in 12th; A Preview of Things to Come: Quarry Drops Spencer in the Fourth on the Way to Winning in the 12th

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City Aide Sees a Tax Rise Causing Flight to Suburbs; FLIGHT TO SUBURBS IS LINKED TO TAXES

Billboard 200

Magical Mystery Tour (Soundtrack)

Their Satanic Majesties Request

Diana Ross And The Supremes Greatest Hits

Pisces; Aquarius; Capricorn; And Jones Ltd.

Herb Alpert's Ninth

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for February 4, 1968