L D Edie & Co chmn O'Leary sees 7% rise in capital outlays, '69; discusses factors; other recent private surveys showing rise noted

Business Voting 'Yes' in Its Plans To Use Capital; Businesses Vote 'Yes' On Capital

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IS the automotive industry readying a reprise of its pricing drama of the last two years?  

Another Pricing Drama for Automobile Industry?; The Week in Finance:

Increasing number of hotels and restaurants feature live music bands to spur business; huge success noted; illus; hotel and restaurant officials comment

The Live One at Hotels and Restaurants Is Music; The Live One at Restaurants Is Music

Agnew says Nixon-Agnew ticket has no plan for ending war, s, Honolulu; says neither he nor Nixon has available daily flow of intelligence on which strategy for mil disengagement could be worked out; makes other comments; his earlier statement that specific details of Repub position on Vietnam were being withheld by Nixon for more dramatic moment of campaign noted; Nixon stand on making war statements and some of his past statements on war noted

Agnew Says Republican Ticket Has No Plan for Ending War; Agnew Says G.O.P. Has No Plan for Ending War in Vietnam

ON the day after the Russian invasion of Czechoslovakia, Claude Berri ("The Two of Us") and his brother-in-law, Jean Pierre Rassam (who plays a part in Berri's latest fine film, "Mazel Tov, or the Wedding") set off from Paris in the car of Francois Truffaut (whose fine "Stolen Kisses" has just opened in Paris) to pick up the wife and twin sons of Milos Forman ("Loves of a Blonde") in Prague.  

Where Will They Work?; Where Will They Work?

Labyrinth, The: (By F Arrabal) J G Harris article on London performance by Grand Theater Panique (Paris); illus

There, Not 18 Inches Away, Stood an Enchanting Blonde...; There Stood a Blonde...

Article traces history of popular excursion 'Train of Drunkenness' from Rome to Frascati and other Ital hill towns famous for wine

A Roman Holiday in the Frascati Wine Country

MEMOIRS: Sixty Years on the Firing Line. By Arthur Krock. 508 pp. New York: Funk  Wagnalls. $10.

Recollections Of A Past Master; A Past Master

Nixon urges new policy in which other nations would be compelled to pick up their fair share of the burden of defending freedom', s, Phila

Nixon Visits Negro Slum And Warns White Suburbs; SUBURBIA HEARS A NIXON WARNING

Study Uncovers Hidden Aspects Of Analyst Life; What Does an Analyst Of Stocks Do After 5?

HUMPHREY SHUNS PLEA HE DISAVOW JOHNSON ON WAR; Vice President Optimistic as He Decides to Follow Own Style in Stressing Peace

WEST POINT, N. Y., Sept. 21 -- Like a major pulling rank on a buck private, Army's football team overpowered The Citadel today in its opener at Michie Stadium.  

Army Eleven Routs The Citadel, 34-14; ARMY VANQUISHES THE CITADEL, 34-14

Lovell believes craft has re-entered earth's atmosphere because observatory has lost contact with it; possibility that USSR may attempt soft landing noted; Western scientists suggest photos of lunar surface were taken in search for suitable landing sites and for study of manned flight problems; USSR, although silent on Zond 5 flight, pub other data underlining preparation for manned missions

Soviet Lunar Craft Is Said to Re-enter Earth Atmosphere; RE-ENTRY HINTED FOR SOVIET CRAFT

MONTGOMERY, Ala. -- The idea that George C. Wallace might become President undoubtedly sounds preposterous to citizens of New York City and Washington, D. C.  

Wallace's View: Surprise! I Might Take It All

Educ Bd to meet with UFT leaders, seeks meeting with local bd to try to get support for its new plan to settle dispute

BOARD WILL MEET WITH UNION TODAY ON SCHOOL CRISIS; Hopes to Win Support From Shanker on Plan to End Strike by Teachers

In a festive atmosphere at Yankee Stadium yesterday, Ray Culp held the New York Yankees to one hit and pitched a 2-0 victory that helped the Boston Red Sox strengthen their grip on third place.  

CULP'S ONE -HITTER DOWN YANKS, 2-0; White Gets Single in 7th -- Red Sox Ace Faces Only 29 Men, Wins No. 15

NOTRE DAME WINS FOOTBALL OPENER; Purdue, So. California and Penn State Also Triumph

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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Hubert Humphrey is behind. He doesn't know how far, but he knows he had better run like hell. And so he runs.  

Humphrey's View: There's Nowhere To Go but Up

25 hurt, 3 seriously, when 32 cars and trucks pile up on fog-shrouded NJ Tpk S of Exit 3 near Bellmawr; massive chain collision lasted for 15 mins after speeding car hit rear of another car; illus

25 Injured in a 32-Vehicle Chain Collision on the Jersey Turnpike; 25 HURT IN TANGLE OF TURNPIKE CARS

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21 -- The Junior sanitation squads of the Clean Block Committees of Philadelphia saw an important class struggle today between the disintegrating Phillies and the upward bound Mets.  

Mets Are Set Back By Phillies, 4 to 3; PHILLIES VICTORS OVER METS, 4 TO 3

W Kerr says Bway has changed completely, though imperceptibly, in recent yrs

Call Him 'Flash' Merrick; Call Him 'Flash' Merrick

JAY ALLEN is not only one of the theater's most attractive playwrights, she's also getting to be one of the busiest. Ever since she popped into prominence as the adapter of "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie," she has had producers traipsing to her Park Avenue apartment.  

September 22, 1968

Headlines from September 22, 1968

Business Voting 'Yes' in Its Plans To Use Capital; Businesses Vote 'Yes' On Capital

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Another Pricing Drama for Automobile Industry?; The Week in Finance:

The Live One at Hotels and Restaurants Is Music; The Live One at Restaurants Is Music

Billboard 200

Waiting For The Sun

Time Peace/The Rascals' Greatest Hits

Feliciano!

Wheels Of Fire

Realization

Historical Context for September 22, 1968