June 1, 1969

NY Times series en NYC problems, seen repr of those besetting major US cities, and en govt efforts to cope with them; illus; fiscal limitations and explosive growth of welfare programs

picture story on rebuilt Gare Montparnasse, Left Bank rail hub, Paris; new rr complex includes residential and office bldgs

THE other afternoon, actor Robert Ryan strode through the ornate velvet confines of Raffles' private dining room. A tweed cap was pulled over one eye and a moustache hid his upper lip, but he was unmistakably Robert Ryan, because these days Robert Ryan seems to be everywhere.

thoroughbred track built outside harness track opens; Penna becomes 29th state to have pari-mutuel thoroughbred racing

strikers invade Curacao's radio station and force announcers to broadcast demands that Premier de Kroon's Netherlands Antilles Govt resign or face renewed violence; rioting has caused damages estimated at $40-million on island; illus; about 300 Dutch marines on way to reinforce 500 troops; US cruiser and destroyer reptdly leave St Thomas for waters near Curacao

Rockefeller shortens visit from scheduled 22 to 3 hrs; meets at La Paz airport with Siles to avert violence; challenges students to 'talk instead of throwing stones,' news conf; says necessary objective of mission had been accomplished; La Paz students demonstrate, burn US flag, denounce Rockefeller, Ovando and Argentine Pres Ongania; Rockefeller departs; repts that Ovando has been preparing mil takeover noted

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., May 31 -- Byron Dyce of New York University reaffirmed his superiority at 880 yards and helped Maryland beat Villanova by one point for the 93d annual I. C. 4-A outdoor track and field title today.

comment on tightening credit situation; stock and bond prices drop because of fears of new crunch

A decent, disturbed young man, who may be a murderer, takes an overdose of sleeping pills. Lew Archer, a California private detective who has been looking for him, finds him and drives him to the nearest hospital.

asks Cornell U trustees bd to start looking for his successor as univ pres; role in events surrounding student disorders on campus and professional career revd; Perkins seen champion of soc involvement, dissent and freedom of expression

The San Francisco Giants worst month since 1960 ended sourly yesterday, but for the New York Mets, back on the track after their fall from the 500 level, May wound up merrily as Ed Charles stroked his first homer of the season and drove in all their runs in a 4-2 victory.