September 1, 1968

comment on heavy trading in FNMA stock by investors anticipating earnings rise when agency becomes private corp; FNMA pres Lapin comments on earnings; illus; FNMA stock ctf illus

cultural revolution seen becoming a spent force; recent developments show major gains for conservative forces, sharp setback for radical aims; Peking directives, in past 2 mos, have widened powers of mil and conservative bureaucratic elements; policy shifts discussed

US Negro athletes call off proposed boycott; some, including; white athletes, to engage in some form of protest; Prof Edwards comments

NYC stores rept brisk back-to-school sales; illus

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Javits urges Nixon to emphasize de-Americanization of war during his Pres campaign, news conf; says war issue can be decisive in natl campaign; praises efforts of liberal Dems to alter Adm policy; is gratified by Repub platform on war; comments on Dem conv; says his praise of liberal Dems does not imply praise of O'Dwyer

Roger Maxis, whom New York fans have been booing ever since he hit 61 home runs for the Yankees in 1961, got a bit of revenge last night at Shea Stadium. Maris, who has announced that this will be his final season in the major leagues, was the difference as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Mets, 2-0, and edged one notch closer to their second successive National League pennant.

DETROIT, Aug. 31 -- All the Baltimore Orioles have to do now, to gain anything from their three-game series with the Detroit Tigers, is stop Dennis McLain from winning his 27th game tomorrow. That's all.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 31--In spite of last-minute tides of rumor, speculation and heroic effort, the nomination of Vice President Humphrey as the Democratic Presidential candidate was never much in doubt.

CHICAGO -- For the first 12 pages of his acceptance speech, Hubert Humphrey cherished the American, dream, spoke a few prayerful words over the uneasy truce in the Democratic party and invoked the classic shades of his predecessors as nominee. Then he finally came to Richard Nixon, and the fight was on.

Mayor Lindsay Educ Bd appointee W F Haddad says he will do all he can to keep his children out of city schools as they are now operated and will 'hock' his possessions to get them into decent school, TV int; calls ps system 'disgrace'; says he would consider ps for his children if there were local control of schools

" Well, here we go again," said John Q. Consensus, the veteran Shubert alley sage as he mopped his brow the other afternoon. "But, for heaven's sake, don't ask me what sort of a season it's going to be because I don't know.