Flaws in Abortion Reform Found in an 8‐State Study

fire damages bldgs, Union Sq, 1 of which contais office of Lefcourt and other lawyers defending Panthers; blaze could have effect on hearings because of possible damage to legal papers; illus

28 Firemen Hurt In 7‐Hour Blaze On Union Square

Article on trend toward rising tuition costs cites problems of Petta family, Tulsa, Okla; Educ Office estimates avg cost for fixed fees is now up to $2,576 at private colls and $1,196 at state schools; chart on avg costs for private and pub colls cites avg charges for tuition, room and bd from '57-58, projected through '77-78

Family of Six, Like Many, Digs Deeper to Handle College Costs

US planes reptdly drop napalm to drive back N Vietnamese troops attacking US camp at Dakpek; map

SIEGE IS REPORTED ON 2D U.S. OUTPOST IN SOUTH VIETNAM

Negotiators for the News paper Guild broke off negotia tions with The New York Post last night and called a strike for 6 A. M. tomorrow.

WALKOUT AT POST IS SET TOMORROW

classes suspended as discussions continue; negotiating com agrees to demand for 50% student representation on all faculty governing bodies, but proposal must still receive approval of Higher Educ Bd

Hunter Waives Classes 2 Days, Urges Students to Debate Issues

spacecraft's main engine fires for 3.4 seconds to adjust flight path to enable craft to achieve lunar orbit with 69-mi perigee; astronauts beam color telecast from space; flight controllers rept spacecraft is functioning smoothly; astronauts debriefed on mission's tech details; Lovell says separation of Saturn 5 rocket's 1st and 2d stages was 'violent', flight controllers hold vibrations during 2d-stage firing probably caused engine shutdown; Swigert repts he left behind instructions for his lunar orbit photography assignment and neglected to file his Fed income tax return; ground communicators say they will read photography instructions to him; Mrs Haise illus

APOLLO 13 COASTS TOWARD THE MOON; AIM IS CORRECTED

Athens Court Convicts 27; One Gets Life for Sedition

plans for expansion program to provide over 1/3 more space for Met Museum's collections completed; were spurred by gifts of $100-million Lehman collection, Rockefeller collection of primitive art, acquisition of 2,000-yr-old Temple of Dendur and long-standing pressures of display, storage and study needs; total of 325,000 sq ft to be added to present classical structure in Central Pk with eventual cost estimated at over $50-million; proposed construction is result of master plan for museum's reorgn and growth, based on study by Kevin Roche, John Dinkaloo & Assocs; plan envisions completion of museum's N and S wings and addition of diamond-shaped pavilion in center of rear, or pk facade, to house Lehman collection; N structure would house temple and Amer wing expansion, S structure would be for Rockefeller gift, 19th- and 20th-century Amer and Eur art; most of S and part of N construction would be over existing parking lots; 2 glass-enclosed greenhouse type cts would make new entrances at rear, creating a pk facade; stress is on newly created central axis, leading from remodeled 5th Av entrance and restored Great Hall to Lehman pavilion on pk side; main grand stairway to 2d floor, part of '02 R M Hunt design, to be removed and large skylit passage substituted; expansion planned so that amt of publicly accessible parkland will remain about same when project is finished; all bldg would be under museum's 1876 charter pact with city, which gives it right to expand within limits of 80th and 85th Sts and pk's E Drive; proposals must be submitted to Parks Comr, City Art Comm, other agencies; design plans detailed; floor plan; illus; Hoving denies museum has adopted centralization plan; says he backs decentralization, that museum will provide whatever communities 'tell us they want'; holds community does not want 'colonial power' bringing things to it, says people like coming to a 'great palace'

Metropolitan Museum Plans Centennial Expansion

Fighting moves to eastern edge of Svayrieng as Vietcong guerrillas approach abandoned village; area described; absence of Cambodian defenders discussed; Cambodian soldiers illus

Cambodian Fighting Nears Capital of a Key Province

BRADENTON, Fla., April 12 &#8212;Gov. Claude R. Kirk Jr., faced with the threat of fines of $10,000 a day for contempt of court, bowed tonight to the power of the Federal courts and said that he would return control of Manatee County schools to local officials.

Kirk Capitulates to Court On School Desegregation

Neues Deutschland repts war games, involving civilians and mil personnel, were held in southwestern part of country in last few days

EAST GERMANS HOLD WAR GAMES IN SOUTH

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today

Phouk Chhay, 30-yr-old intellectual, freed from prison in Sept '69 after commutation of death sentence on charges of treason, describes ties with Norodom Sihanouk, events leading to his arrest in '67 and prison conditions

After Prison in Cambodia an Intellectual Needs to Talk

demonstrators to dump IRS forms into NY Harbor on day to simulate Boston Tea Party; will retrieve forms from water to bar further pollution of harbor

A 3‐Day ‘Fast for Peace’ Begins

Brandt, in Bonn from Washington confs, reptd pleased with Amer agreement NATO must remain strong

Brandt Is Back in Bonn; Pleased With U.S. Talks

10 men raid Coast Guard post 15-mi north of BA; flee with uniforms and weapons

Argentine Base Raided

4-mo Pres campaign ends, as stipulated by law, 1-wk before election; prospect of post-election violence seen growing; Rojas Pinilla is given even chance of winning despite earlier polls showing Pastrana leading; says he and his followers will not accept defeat, indicating violence; campaign and Lleras Adm achievements revd

General Turns Colombian Presidential Campaign Into a Class Struggle With Undertones of Violence

15 persons reptd killed and 30 injured when train and bus collide at crossing near Adelaide

Australian Collision Kills 15

Quakes Injure 18 on Luzon

Trudeau performance revd at midpoint in term; problems inherited from predecessors remain, with major accomplishment seen reform of Govt operations; coming 2 yrs awaited for unveiling of 'Just Soc' programs

Trudeau Beset by Old Problems

Discussion of Yukon's struggle with natl adm over question of territorial self-govt; Yukon, which is not seeking immediate prov status, is seeking 3 reprs on new territorial exec com, along with 3 civil servants; is concerned over natl adm's intention of putting only 1 Yukon repr on 7-member bd to regulate use of territorial waters; natl adm's proposals for com outlined; holds Yukon is not yet ready but is making progress towards prov status; holds territory's revenues do not equal expenditures and that millions of dollars have been invested in territory

YUKON IS SEEKING MORE SELF‐RULE

Israeli soldiers kill Gaza Strip resident who fled rather than identify self; high death toll in strip, most of it result of terrorism, noted; Israel repts last mo was bloodiest in strip since war, with 27 killed and 132 hurt in grenade attacks; most of victims were Arabs; officials say number and severity of incidents increases as more and more workers take jobs in Israel; map

Guerrilla Attacks Rising in Gaza Strip

Nasser charges Israel does not respect cease-fire line, s to meeting of citizens war coms, which were set up to protect civilian installations

Sisco Meets With Nasser; Said to Tell Peace Views

Henry Ford 2d in Russia

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April 13, 1970

Headlines from April 13, 1970

Flaws in Abortion Reform Found in an 8‐State Study

28 Firemen Hurt In 7‐Hour Blaze On Union Square

Family of Six, Like Many, Digs Deeper to Handle College Costs

SIEGE IS REPORTED ON 2D U.S. OUTPOST IN SOUTH VIETNAM

WALKOUT AT POST IS SET TOMORROW

Billboard 200

Bridge Over Troubled Water

Hey Jude

Deja Vu

Morrison Hotel/Hard Rock Cafe

Santana

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Historical Context for April 13, 1970