Johnson and Nixon Given Big New Hampshire Edge; BIG MARGINS SEEN IN NEW HAMPSHIRE

Gen Westmoreland reptdly seeks ground actions into Cambodia

WESTMORELAND REQUESTS 206,000 MORE MEN, STIRRING DEBATE IN ADMINISTRATION; FORCE NOW 510,000

Maj Gen Nguyen Duc Thang says enemy conscripted enough troops to offset 'severe losses' suffered during recent offensive; says enemy was able to do this because of vacuum created in countryside when rural pacification and defense teams were pulled into cities to help thwart urban assaults; says quality of replacements is very poor; urges S Vietnamese Army to launch defensive campaigns immediately; estimate of enemy losses at 50,000 said to be far too high by some observers; actions taken by Nguyen Due Thang as new comdr of IV Corps noted

Saigon General Says Foe Has Replaced His Losses; Saigon General Says Vietcong Have Replaced Recent Losses

No matter what surprises the New Hampshire Presidential primary might bring, former Vice President Richard M. Nixon is virtually certain to emerge with eight more delegates to the Republican National Convention and Governor Rockefeller of New York with none.  

Rockefeller's Problem: How to Stop Nixon?

THE piano is center-stage, the orchestra tuned and waiting. The audience whispers its last bit of intermission chatter as the house lights dim. Suspenseful moments pass. The soloist emerges, striding briskly through the orchestra toward his instrument. Behind, at a respectful distance, walks the conductor.  

Is the Concerto Dead? Yes; Is the Concerto Dead? Yes

Gov Rockefeller urges Legis approve bill to permit interstate certification of teachers and other educ personnel without re-examination; bill, offered by Sen Marchi and Assemblyman Altman, would apply to teachers certified after '54; reprs of 10 states are now working on Interstate Certification Project to develop uniform procedures to prevent weakening of school systems; main objectives of certification plan detailed

ALBANY IS PRESSED ON TEACHING PACT; Governor Backs Interstate Certification in Education -- 10 States Weigh Plan

mfrs show new lines, fair; illus; USA Toy Mfrs sees 10% wholesale vol gain, '68

Toy Industry Talking Of Profit and Sociology; Toy Industry Will Talk Of Sociology and Profit

Toronto production of R Hochhuth play Soldiers, on Churchill war role, revd

Churchill Is Not the Villain; Churchill Is Not the Villain

Vietcong makes coordinated attacks against 7 targets on southern edge of Saigon; 4 civilians killed, 10 wounded; US planes escort transport planes into Khesanh to supress AA fire; knock out AA position near outpost; 5 Philco-Ford Co trucks ambushed near Thuduc; enemy strikes airfields at Pleiku, Cantho and Vinhlong; details on action in other areas; Vice Pres Nguyen Cao Ky says enemy will try to bring allies to decisive battle in Saigon rather than at Khesanh or elsewhere; US Embassy says Vietcong killed more than 400 civilians during 26-day occupation of Hue; repts 3 more mass graves found

Enemy Hammers 7 Sites On the Outskirts of Saigon; Enemy Hammers at 7 Sites on Outskirts of Saigon

Standardbred Owners Assn asks Harness Racing Comm to shift Yonkers racing dates to Roosevelt Raceway; Yonkers opposed

Horsemen Seeking Shift to Westbury; TRANSFER SOUGHT OF YONKERS DATES

cave used by N Vietnamese against US raids illus

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Warsaw students battle police; protests spread into sts; number arrested undisclosed; sources say police arrested teaching assts J Kuron and K Modzelewski; both were imprisoned in '65 for distributing pamphlets criticizing suppression by party; rioting followed protest meeting at Polytechnic School; students at meeting condemned violation of univ's autonomy by security forces and demanded release of those arrested; Warsaw TV denies rumors that girl student died from injuries received in clash with police

Warsaw Students Battle Policemen 2d Day in a Row; POLISH STUDENTS IN 2D DAY OF RIOTS

Newly-apptd NYC Abp Cooke visits hosp; illus

New Archbishop Keeps Promise to Visit Old Friends at Bronx Hospital; NEW ARCHBISHOP KEEPS A PROMISE

Rockefeller calls meeting with top-ranking Repubs from all over US to 'exch views on party situation' following Romney's withdrawal; Romney holds Rockefeller should enter race and Ore primary to show his ability to win votes; says he will not attend meeting because of religious policy against conducting business on Sunday; Reagan not invited; Agnew names com in Washington, DC, area to help persuade Rockefeller to be active candidate; like com named in Boston

ROCKEFELLER CALLS LEADERS OF PARTY TO PARLEY TODAY; Will Meet to Exchange Views on Situation Following Withdrawal of Romney

LONDON -- There is a story in Europe about the head of a big Swiss bank who bet a member of the Federal Reserve Board in 1959 that the United States would raise the price of gold from $35 an ounce within three years.  

Speculators Hoping For 1969 Price Rise; Speculators Drain Gold Pool in Expectation of '69 Price Rise

When it comes to Presidential campaigns, a good place to be is the White House.  

Johnson, the 'Non-Campaigner,' Plays It Cool

COLLEGE PARK, Md., March 9 -- The echo of Columbia's roar left the Hudson River and sounded loud and clear in the southland today as the Lions became the first team to win a game in the 1968 National Collegiate Athletic Association basketball championship by beating La Salle, 83-69, at the University of Maryland's Cole Field House.  

COLUMBIA AND DAVIDSON WIN N.C.A.A. OPENING GAMES;; ST. JOHN'S BEATEN

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THE odds are shortening on there being a musical version of Frederic Morton's bestseller, "The Rothschilds." That sanguine bulletin is issued on the basis of recently disclosed evidence stacking up this way:  

Bet on Rothschild; The Rialto: Bet on 'The Rothschilds'

A $23,700-a-year Civil servant is preparing to write recommendations that could mean millions in new business to one or more airlines of this country.

Pacific Air Net At Stake; Airlines Await Pacific-Route Ruling

Critique of Pure Tolerance, A: by Robert Paul Wolff, Barrington Moore and Herbert Marcuse

Philosopher Of The New Left; ONE DIMENSIONAL MAN. By Herbert Marcuse. 260 pp. Boston: Beacon Press. Cloth, $6. Paper, $2.25. EROS AND CIVILIZATION. By Herbert Marcuse. 256 pp. New York: Vintage Books. Paper, $1.25. A CRITIQUE OF PURE TOLERANCE. By Robert Paul Wolff, Barrington Moore, and Herbert Marcuse. 117 pp. Boston: Beacon Press. $2.45. REASON AND REVOLUTION. By Herbert Marcuse. 431 pp. Boston: Beacon Press. Paper, $2.45. THE CRITICAL SPIRIT. Essays in Honor of Herbert Marcuse. Edited by Kurt H. Wolff and Barrington Moore. 436 pp. Boston: Beacon Press. $12.50.

Pope Paul makes clemency plea for 6 Africans scheduled to be executed, message to Most Rev F W Markall, Abp of Salisbury; text; attys make last min clemency appeals

POPE MAKES PLEA FOR 6 IN RHODESIA; In Unusual Step, He Urges Regime to Spare Blacks -Hangings Due Tomorrow

articles on concertos by D Trilling, L Austin and T Strongin

Is the Concerto Dead? No; Is the Concerto Dead? No

ARCADIA, Calif., March 9 -- Another New Yorker made it big in California today. Mr. Right, Mrs. Peter Duchin's lightly regarded 5-year-old bay horse, won the $145,000 Santa Anita Handicap by two lengths.  

MR. RIGHT SCORES ON COAST; 19-1 SHOT IS FIRST

AP survey of nations voicing opinion on re-entry of S Africa; some responses noted

All Sports Will Be Represented; All Sports Remain on Program For Olympics Despite Pullouts

Alma Čardžić is a Bosnian singer. She's best known internationally for her participation in the Eurovision Song Contests in 1994 and 1997.

Alma Čardžić, Bosnian singer

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Pavel Srníček was a Czech football coach and former professional player who played as a goalkeeper.

March 10, 1968

Headlines from March 10, 1968

Johnson and Nixon Given Big New Hampshire Edge; BIG MARGINS SEEN IN NEW HAMPSHIRE

WESTMORELAND REQUESTS 206,000 MORE MEN, STIRRING DEBATE IN ADMINISTRATION; FORCE NOW 510,000

Saigon General Says Foe Has Replaced His Losses; Saigon General Says Vietcong Have Replaced Recent Losses

Rockefeller's Problem: How to Stop Nixon?

Is the Concerto Dead? Yes; Is the Concerto Dead? Yes

Billboard 200

Blooming Hits

John Wesley Harding

Axis: Bold As Love

Magical Mystery Tour (Soundtrack)

Aretha: Lady Soul

Notable Births

Historical Context for March 10, 1968