Altman, Rent Control Deputy Comr Solomon, Lindsay aide N Leventhal and McKinsey & Co consultant R O'Block discuss Lindsay's plan, round table int; details

Rent Plan Detailed

ATLANTA, May 23 &#8212; Tom Weiskopf, whose best drives often travel 350 yards, found the closing holes of the Atlanta Country Club rugged today. After leading by five strokes with four holes to go in the third round of the $125,000 Atlanta Classic, the slim Ohioan ran into a double bogey, a par and two successive bogeys. However the resulting one&#8208; under&#8208;par 71 enabled him to keep the. 54&#8208;hole lead by one stroke with an aggregate of 204.

Weiskopf, on 204, Retains Shot Lead In Atlanta Classic

Shuvee, Mrs. Whitney. Stone's fine chestnut 4&#8208;year&#8208;old, gained satisfactory revenge on Walter M. Jeffords's Singing Rain in the $57,500 Top Flight Handi cap at Aqueduct yesterday.

SINGING RAIN 2D

Dissimilar Buildings, Similar Awards

ATLANTA &#8212; Through cen tral Georgia for five days last week, from tiny rural Perry to urban Atlanta, wended a slow line of marchers. At the head were two mules pulling a black casket on an old farm wagon, the casket symbolizing 12 Amer icans &#8212; black and white &#8212; slain by authorities in recent weeks in Augusta, Ga., at Jack son State College in Jackson, Miss., and at Kent State Univer sity in Ohio.

‘We Needed This’—A March Through Georgia

Times makes 'final money offer' to printers, says operations will continue if it is accepted; offer reptd to be larger than successive yrly increases of 12%, 10% and 10% proposed by other 3 papers; cost-of-living increases included in both offers; Powers does not respond to 3 papers' offers, says he is presently negotiating only with Times; Kheel describes situation as 'very tight, very tense' but says there is hope as long as talks continue

‘FINAL’ PAY OFFER MADE TO PRINTERS

Sustained bear mkt affects spending patterns of wealthy and affluent, causing drop in sale of some high-priced items; illus

Bear Market Is Gnawing at the Rich

JACKSON, Miss. &#8212; Impercep tibly at, first,, then faster and more menacingly, the mood of the white Southerner has slipped into a pre&#8208;Selma psy chology that winked at white violence when committed in thename or &#8220;preserving our way of life.&#8221; It was as if all the lessons and convulsions of the past decade had never existed; as if the cries of the Negro for social justice could be muted by the explosions of shotguns.

Whites In South Feel Less Pressure On Rights

Article on growing feeling among Westport residents that zoning regulations should be modified to open door to apt bldrs; notes concern about rising costs of land, bldg materials and taxes having sharp impact on housing mkt; map

Westport Warms To Apartments

NATO mil sources believe character of fight has changed, putting into question Israel's ability to defend all her frontiers; see mil balance shifting slowing toward Arabs; cite Arab adoption, under USSR tutelage, of strategy of multiple approach, with active fronts in southern Lebanon as well as at Suez Canal, intensified guerrilla activity at Jordanian border and plan for amphibious landings on Israeli coast in event of war; also cite USSR's curbing of deep Israeli attacks with its own pilots and SAM-3 missiles; believe area is chosen field of USSR expansion, USSR is making it possible for UAR to prepare for another round of war

Shift in Military Balance To Arabs Seen in NATO

News of the Rialto

Article 3 ‐‐ No Title

FREIBURG, Germany, May 23&#8212;The United States was upset by West Germany, 2&#8208;1, in the semifinals of women's Federation Cup tennis tourna ment today. The event is the equivalent of the men's Davis Cup.

U.S. Women Upset By West Germany In Cup Tennis, 2‐1

Iron Age (pub) survey finds business community deeply divided over Burns proposal; most business leaders oppose wage-price controls but are willing to try guidelines

An ‘Incomes Policy’ Divides Business

Conn Ins Comr Cotter approves ITT plan to acquire Hartford for about $1.5-billion in stock; merger, involving combined assets of $7.09-billion, will be largest in US corp history; ITT agrees to certain stipulations including pledge not to move co from Hartford or reduce employment level substantially for at least 10 yrs; other provisions; Hartford shareholders will receive 1.25 shares of ITT stock in exch for Hartford shares; merger must still face ct challenge by Justice Dept, with trial expected to begin in Nov

I.T.T. AND INSURER GRANTED MERGER

CHICAGO 70 &#8212; Tomorrow, Martinique, 7. The Toronto Workshop Company in a topical play.

THE OPENINGS

Article on his career as young militant and current imprisonment on murder charges; por

A Young Militant's Path to Prison

INDIANAPOLIS, May 23&#8212; A record&#8208;smashing field for the 54th 500&#8208;mile auto race next Saturday at the Indiana polis Motor Speedway was filled today, subject to one more 6&#8208;hour session of 10&#8208; mile qualifying runs tomor row.

Speedy Qualifiers Threaten Record For the Indy 500

Cannes, France. THE Carlton Hotel, the seat of the annual Can nes Film Festival, is no longer the elegant pa lace it was when people like Scott Fitzgerald and Michael Arlen stopped here with their wives and children and the children's nannies. During the film festival at least, a certain sense of form gets lost. The Carlton is old but not ancient. Loaf&#8208;shaped and off white, it looks like a huge abandoned wedding cake, something that has been sit ting too long in the baker's window. The other night in the main dining room, which has the air of lost empire and lost tea dansants, a young, beardless waiter stared with fascination at the round head of frizzy, hippie hair on a British rock performer. The waiter simply could not re sist the temptation. Without warning he walked over and ran his fingers through the extraordinary coiffure. The musicians and the other din ers were startled but not re ally surprised. It was at that time during the festival when one was ready to believe al most anything, including the terrifying rumor that &#8220;The Strawberry Statement,&#8221; a serious script about youthful revolution directed with all of the nitwit devices usually found in a hair&#8208;spray com mercial, was the odds&#8208;on favorite to win the Palm d'Or. (As it turned out, the first prize went to &#8220;M*A*S*H,&#8221; which is as it should have been, considering the mostly ordinary films that were in competition.)

Festival Hits? Bunuel and Bergman

NYS Asst Atty Gen Clurman article scores city's Rent Stabilization Law provision concerning conversion of rental bldgs to co-ops as being faulty for both tenants and landlords; calls on City Council to enact new provisions for completely overhauling conversion process; recommendation for long-term solution noted

Point of View

Acting Schools Supt Anker offering record school construction program, proposes $40,600,00 for 19 dual-purpose projects that would include apt houses

CITY SCHOOL HEAD ASKS $605‐MILLION FOR CONSTRUCTION

NEW ORLEANS &#8212; A recent incident in New Orleans illu strated with comic precision the direction that the theory of rising expectations is taking among black Southerners.

Blacks In South See Reprise Of Violent Past

Article on cheetahs in Amboseli Reserve, Kenya; 'illus

Stranger in a Brutal Paradise: On the Trail of the Cheetahs

Leonard arrives at coll and averts new confrontation between state police and students after students warned they would resist efforts of state officials to enter campus to remove evidence of bullet holes in dormitory; works out compromise with Evers under which students supervised removal of evidence and directed its transfer to FBI agents; students had maintained vigil at dormitory since shootings, fearing destruction of evidence; plan by state officials to enter campus was based on reversal of decision by Williams who earlier announced he would not execute ct order granting removal of evidence; Shirley calls Gov's action attempt to instill fear in black community

Mitchell Aide Flies to Jackson At Night to Avert a New Clash

WALL STREET looked vainly to Wash ington again last week for some con structive news to help restore public con fidence and stern the steep slide in the wobbling financial markets.

May 24, 1970

Headlines from May 24, 1970

Rent Plan Detailed

Weiskopf, on 204, Retains Shot Lead In Atlanta Classic

SINGING RAIN 2D

Dissimilar Buildings, Similar Awards

‘We Needed This’—A March Through Georgia

Billboard 200

McCartney

Bridge Over Troubled Water

Deja Vu

Chicago II

Band Of Gypsys

Historical Context for May 24, 1970