December 13, 1969

At least 13 killed, some 85 hurt when terrorist bomb explodes in Natl Bank of Agr, Milan; illus; 14 hurt, none seriously, when 2d bomb explodes in Rome's Natl Bank of Labor just off Via Veneto; 2 hurt in 3d bomb explosion at King Victor Emmanuel II monument, Rome; bombings produce new upsurge of pub outrage; Pres Saragat terms them 'ghastly' and 'ring in terrorist chain that must be broken at all costs'; Premier Rumor, Pope Paul deplore attacks; Milan police detain 70 persons described as 'extremists of all directions'; map

Just before noon last Tuesday, the Citizens Committee to Elect Arthur Goldberg reserved a room at the Overseas Press Club for a news conference and a few Democratic politicians were informed that Mr. Goldberg would announce his candidacy for Governor in the room on the following Monday.

ALBANY, Dec. 12 -- The four Mayors and two Mayors-elect of the state's six largest cities formed a joint lobby today for the first time to put pressure on Governor Rockefeller and the 1970 Legislature to provide more financial aid to the state's hard-pressed urban areas.

State Senator William E. Adams, chairman of the Senate Social Services Committee and a major power behind the state's Medicaid program since it began, was indicted here yesterday on charges that he lied about taking $5,000 in cash from a company that depended on Medicaid for its existence.

Bishop P Moore Jr elected NY Bishop-Coadjutor, will automatically succeed Donegan in '72; is elected on 2d ballot after black caucus candidate, Rev Q R Gordon, withdraws in his favor; Wetmore, nominated from floor, draws larger number of votes than had been expected; seconds resolution promising Moore conv's full cooperation and support