Article on shooting rapids of upper Delaware River in spring; illus; map

Shooting the Spring Rapids on the Upper Delaware

WASHINGTON -- Whatever happened to Frank Merriwell and Joe College? What became of the peaceful campus and the happy fraternity house and the senior prom? How did it come about that the university suddenly finds itself overwhelmed by angry demonstrations and by students determined to have a voice in its governing and direction?  

The Real Issue Is How Men Live

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Williamson: 'I Hate Intellectual Actors';  I Hate Intellectual Actors'

lauding UN Assn of USA panel recommendation for standing UN mil force of 40,000 men

U.S. PANEL URGES U.N. PEACE FORCE; 26 American Leaders Call for 40,000-Man Operation, With U.S. Paying Half

The Next Move: Into The Water

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BALTIMORE, April 26 -- Joe Pepitone's seventh homer of the year and two-inning relief pitching by Lindy McDaniel carried the New York Yankees to a 6-5 victory in 10 innings over the Baltimore Orioles in Memorial Stadium today.  

YANKS TOP ORIOLES IN 10TH;; PEPITONE'S HOMER DECIDES GAME, 6-5

Bill requiring MTA to hold pub hearings on LIRR condemnation, site planning, grade-crossing elimination, fares and expenditure of capital construction funds gets final approval, NYS Assembly

SENATE APPROVES HOSPITALS AGENCY; Passes Measure to Set Up Corporation to Operate 20 Institutions Here

While disenfranchised New York horse-player headed out of state by the thousands horse owners and trainers continued their boycott of racing at Aqueduct yesterday.  

No Break Seen in Boycott of Aqueduct Racing; HORSEMEN FIRM ON BIG A BOYCOTT

Two young men -- one in New York and the other in Del Mar, Calif. -- typify the successful magazine publisher of the future.  

What Future for Magazines?; Magazines Thriving Despite a Few Dramatic Failures

comment on massive lobbying drive against repeal that apparently is being launched by Indus; attacks stress stand that repeal would be poor counter-cyclical device to combat inflation; attacks by major trade assns and businessmen noted; graph shows capital appropriations and spending of 1,000 largest concerns during period, '66-68, in which credit was suspended and reinstated

Tax-Credit Lobby Rallies; Lobby on Tax Credit Is Regaining Momentum

De Gaulle Puts Fate to Vote Today; De Gaulle Puts His Fate Up to France's Voters in Referendum Today

I THINK the theater is closing in. Not long ago I was feeling particularly trapped by a play that was going on and on to its own deep satisfaction and to my dismay, and naturally I began remembering how nicely other literary forms treated you.  

The Actors Know Just Who Is Walking Out; The Actors Know Who's Walking Out

U.S. ENVOY TO IRAN, MIDEAST EXPERT, GETS TOKYO POST; Naming of Meyer, Disclosed in Japan, Is Greeted There by Expression of Surprise

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The Chicago Cubs maintained their pressure on the rest of the National League yesterday when they scored in each of six innings and defeated the New York Mets, 9-3.  

CUBS CRUSH METS, 9-3;; HANDS IS WINNER

DALLAS, April 26 -- Bob Charles, the southpaw from New Zealand who says he is accustomed to playing golf courses each week "designed for right-handers," scored a three-under-par 67 today and tied Lee Trevino for the lead at 206 after 54 holes of the Byron Nelson Classic.  

TREVINO, CHARLES SHARE GOLF LEAD; Both Card 67 for 206 and One-Shot Edge at Dallas

On July 15, 1929, about three months before the stock market collapsed and plunged the nation into economic chaos, a young Harvard Business School graduate named Ralph Arthur Rotnem went to work on Wall Street.  

Rotnem, Wall St. Beginner in 1929, Retiring After 40 Years; Rotnem, Now Retiring, Began Career in 1929

US troops kill 213 enemy near Cambodian border in 1 of bloodiest battles fought in almost a yr; 1 Amer wounded; details on battle; US bn transfers its guns and equipment to newly organized S Vietnamese bn in Mekong Delta; Amers will fill vacant positions elsewhere, transfer will tend to lessen Amer presence in delta; 8 persons injured in 4 terrorists bombings in Saigon; 28 S Vietnamese killed, 55 wounded in clash with enemy in Kienhoa Prov; 19 enemy killed; Vietcong soldiers kill 10 Amers in attack on US camp near Trangbang; illus; map

G.I. Unit Near Cambodia Repulses Foe, Killing 213; 213 OF FOE KILLED ATTACKING A BASE

WASHINGTON, April 26 -- It is now entirely clear -- if it were not before -- that the securities markets are going to have to live for roughly the next 18 months in a state of great uncertainty over a multitude of possible changes in the tax laws that could have profound effects.  

18 Months Of Doubt Lie Ahead; 18 Months of Doubts Over Taxes Lie Ahead

Bullet Park; By John Cheever. 245 pp. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. $5.95.

Weight of Economic Problem Underlined; The Week in Finance

Nixon crowns daughter Patricia queen in Norfolk, Va, Azalea Festival; illus

Nixon Crowns Daughter

legislators, after 48-hr round of continuous talks, to present new bill; attempted to piece together bill using suggestions offered by various interests; Repub leaders hold they have enough votes to pass bill now under rev by Regents

LEGISLATORS PUSH NEW SCHOOL BILL FOR ACTION TODAY; Decentralization Agreement Evolves After 48 Hours of Hard Negotiations

Cory Anthony Booker is an American politician serving as the senior United States senator from New Jersey, a seat he has held since 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, Booker is the first African-American U.S. senator from New Jersey. He was the 38th mayor of Newark from 2006 to 2013, and served on the Municipal Council of Newark for the Central Ward from 1998 to 2002.

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Dame Darcey Andrea Bussell is a retired English ballerina and a former judge on the BBC television dance contest Strictly Come Dancing.

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René Emilio Barrientos Ortuño was a Bolivian military officer and politician who served as the 47th president of Bolivia from 1964 to 1966 and 1966 to 1969. During his first term, he shared power with Alfredo Ovando as co-president of a military junta and was the 30th vice president of Bolivia in 1964.

April 27, 1969

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Shooting the Spring Rapids on the Upper Delaware

The Real Issue Is How Men Live

Sports News

Williamson: 'I Hate Intellectual Actors'; I Hate Intellectual Actors'

U.S. PANEL URGES U.N. PEACE FORCE; 26 American Leaders Call for 40,000-Man Operation, With U.S. Paying Half

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