article on version of case established by new information made available by sources close to incident after Army dropped case; details on CIA and Abrams involvement

Beret Affair: Step by Step; The Beret Affair: Step by Step in the Case of the Suspect Agent

METS BEAT BRAVES; LEAD PLAYOFFS, 2-0; 3 Homers Pace 11-6 Victory -- Orioles Top Twins, 1-0, in 11th for 2 in Row

Repub Day demonstration, Lisbon, broken up by police using rifles and dogs; 3,000 make traditional pilgrimage to cemetery to mark Confirmation of Repub; police seize film of demonstration taken by Ger photographer and NY Times correspondent

RALLY DISPERSED BY LISBON POLICE; Using Rifles and Dogs, They Clear Streets After Rites to Honor Republic Day

5 hrs of fighting in E Belfast end shortly before dawn after troops use tear gas; pessimism over permanent peace grows; hundreds of Orangemen, defying ban on marches, march from Woodstock Rd to Paisley's new ch; police try and fail to prevent procession, then Brit troops, using tear gas, break up parade, which later reforms; woman in Woodstock Rd complains that children were made ill by tear gas; expresses Prot resentment against police; Paisley illus

Tear Gas Breaks Up Protestant March in Ulster; TEAR GAS IS USED IN ULSTER MARCH

Harry Emerson Fosdick Dies; Liberal Led Riverside Church; Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, 91, Dies]

Nguyen Van Thieu says S Vietnam is willing to negotiate cease-fire 'with conditions' at talks, s, Saigon; says cease-fire must be discussed and agreed upon before it goes into effect; offer said to represent significant shift in his pub attitude; he reiterates previous settlement offers he has made; reiterates opposition to coalition govt

THIEU IS WILLING TO START TALKS ON A CEASE-FIRE; In a Change of Position, He Offers to Negotiate Truce -- Insists on Conditions

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An off-duty patrolman, working as a cabbie in the Bronx, captured three suspects after fighting off a holdup attempt early yesterday, but for 20 minutes he could not persuade any passers-by to summon other policemen to help him.  

10 Passers-by Shun A Policeman's Plea For Help in Arrest; 10 Passers-by Shun Policeman's 'Help!'

HEW Dept Subcom on Easing Tensions in Educ under G R Anrig urges dept to 'become pub voice and strong advocate of dramatic change in country's schools and colls if student disorders are to cease; urges Govt to use unrest as vehicle for reform rather than trying to quash rebellion by repression; says students must be considered legitimate interest group; holds students are influenced by 'immediate soc issues' but seem to be more concerned about 'what seems to them to be badly taught, irrelevant subject matter, impersonal and undignified treatment and insufficient voice in affairs of only inst in which they have really been involved'; issues recommendations, including creation within dept of 'advocate ct' to hear proposals for educ change and advise on them, setting up of special office, concerned with student affairs, creation of Natl Comm on Educ Change and that dept fund agency outside Govt to gather and disseminate data on conflicts and their resolution; other recommendations listed; some proposals have been implemented since completion of rept, including creation within dept of Task Force on Students and Soc Change under Deputy Asst Sec T E Wirth who has set up Office of Students and Youth

Finch Panel Calls Unrest A Lever for School Change; FINCH UNIT URGES CHANGE IN SCHOOLS

Prime Min Wilson creates new Cabinet post, State Sec for Local Govt and Regional Planning, which will have special responsibility for all aspects of 'environmental pollution'; names Trade Bd Pres Crosland to post and asks him to submit promptly proposals to deal with problems

Wilson Shuffles Cabinet; Aide to Push Market Bid; Wilson Shuffles Cabinet and Picks an Aide to Push Market Entry

intimates of NYS Sen Speno say his decision to seek Repub nomination for US Sen seat was sparked by Goodell proposal; Speno notes Rockefeller criticism

SPENO WILL SEEK GOODELL'S SEAT; Decision on '70 Senate Race Linked to Vietnam Views of G.O.P. Incumbent

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US announces it has paid 'missing person gratuity' of $6,472 to Thai Khac Chuyen's wife; US Govt spokesman says there is no evidence of death; Saigon newspapers turn up 2 more alleged cases of missing men in which families charged that US forces were implicated; US information officers disclaim any knowledge of cases

Wife of Vietnamese Paid $6,472 by U.S.; Wife of Vietnamese Paid $6,472 in Compensation

LIRR and Penn Central commuter groups seen uncertain that Rockefeller pledge has been fulfilled; role of groups discussed; emphasis on rr safety, service and mgt responsiveness noted; illus

With Day to Go, L.I. Riders Are Wary; With Day to Go, L.I.R.R. Commuters Are Still Wary

at least 22 killed, about 40 hurt when bus and jeep collide on mt road, about 90 mi from Madura

22 Killed in Crash in India

Police hunt G Nicoud, leader of shopkeepers protesting taxes and other Govt policies, in connection with brief kidnapping of mayor and 2 policemen in Evrieux area; blasts are set outside 2 tax offices in Nice

A Hunted Tavern Owner Is a Hero to Angry French Shopkeepers

Poland seen as country without domestic pol, with Gomulka firmly in control; pol reprieve won by Gen Moczar after paying pub obeisance to Gomulka

Poland Seen as Country Without Domestic Politics

univ officials prepare for more unrest at Rio Piedras campus; police hold 7 pro-independence students who allegedly ransacked ROTC bldg; arrest 17 other nonstudent independence advocates on charges of illegal possession of weapons but say these arrests are not related to ROTC affair

PUERTO RICO CAMPUS BRACES FOR TROUBLE

flood waters recede; 75 dead; 31,000 homeless; property damage put in millions of dollars

Taipei Typhoon Leaves 31,000 Without Homes

SHELLING RESUMED ALONG SUEZ CANAL

6 Amers who met yesterday with N Vietnamese diplomats say that families of other missing or imprisoned US servicemen who wish to ask about fate of their relatives should write to N Vietnamese delegation

Hanoi Offers Families Advice on Missing G.I.'s

Nyerere says Communist Chinese instructors will be used to train mil forces now being taught by Canadian officers

China to Train Tanzanians

At least 10 killed when bus goes off road and over-turns, near Vranje

Yugoslav Bus Crash Kills 10

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anti-regime politicians hold liberalization measures are 'a fraud'; Vima, Athens newspaper, rejects easing of press controls as 'inadequate'

ATHENS PRESS RULES TERMED INADEQUATE

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October 6, 1969

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Beret Affair: Step by Step; The Beret Affair: Step by Step in the Case of the Suspect Agent

METS BEAT BRAVES; LEAD PLAYOFFS, 2-0; 3 Homers Pace 11-6 Victory -- Orioles Top Twins, 1-0, in 11th for 2 in Row

RALLY DISPERSED BY LISBON POLICE; Using Rifles and Dogs, They Clear Streets After Rites to Honor Republic Day

Tear Gas Breaks Up Protestant March in Ulster; TEAR GAS IS USED IN ULSTER MARCH

Harry Emerson Fosdick Dies; Liberal Led Riverside Church; Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, 91, Dies]

Billboard 200

Green River

Johnny Cash At San Quentin

Blind Faith

Through The Past; Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2)

Blood; Sweat & Tears

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