Named head of Pres Nixon's new comm on student unrest

Nixon Picks Panel to Find Causes of Campus Unrest

Gadfly on the Left Needles His Peers

THE CAGE&#8212;Thursday, The Playhouse, 357 West 48th Street, 7:30. The Barbwire Theater production of play by Rick Cluchey. Star ring Mr. Cluchey.

THE OPENING

Inst for Strategic Studies (London) rept sees more frequent mil coups likely in forseeable future

One‐Party Rule Growing In Post‐Colonial Africa

Before yesterday's game, Mike McQueen's primary prob lem was that he was the fifth man in a four&#8208;man starting ro tation.

AGEE GETS HOMER

MRS. KING EXCELS

article on controversy over proper use of natl forests; excessive cutting and overuse of recreational facilities seen major problems; conservationist M Frome and Wilderness Soc exec dir Brandborg score Forest Service policy; service assoc chief Greeley pledges service will stress conservation more in future; forests' facilities described; illus

Our National Forests: Will the Conflicts Ever Be Settled?

Fort Marcy Sets Mark at Belmont

Le Mans 24-hr race begins; 2 track officials hurt in crash

2 Track Officials Are Hurt in Crash At Le Mans Race

mergers of brokerage firms and cutbacks in staff and salaries discussed in light of severe bear mkt; fact that cutbacks are also direct result of bull mkt, when brokers went on expansion spree, noted; factors affecting brokerage firms revd; various recent mergers noted; statistics on decline in number of NYSE member orgns and trading vol noted; graph; illus

If All Else Fails, Firms Merge

City Planning Comm ex-Chmn J Felt article calls for review of city's '60 zoning resolution; resolution revd and discussed

Point of View

Humphrey, announcing Sen candidacy, denies he will seek Pres nomination but keeps door ajar

Humphrey in Senate Race; Leaves Door Ajar for '72

issues raised by Govt-sponsored loan to co revd; illus

At Pennsy: No Calm After Storm

KANSAS CITY, June 13&#8212;The New York Yankees, believing more and more in their chances of catching the Baltmore Orioles for the leadership of the American Leagues Eastern Division, kept rolling tonight.

BOMBERS WIN, 9‐4, ON FIVE‐RUN BURST

THE American Place Theater which, in the span of six seasons at St. Clement's Church, has become a significant force in the encouragement and development of native playwrights, is opening its 1970&#8211;71 campaign with one of its old friends.

News of the Rialto

SYRACUSE, June 13&#8212;The University of Washington's var sity crew burst the Pennsyl vania balloon today to win the Varsity Challenge Cup at the Intercollegiate Rowing Associa tion regatta on Onondaga Lake.

Washington Crew Takes I.R.A. Title

W Kerr picks outstanding new performers of past season

You Are Looking at a Stage Face

THE stock market found a bottom toward the end May, and now the recessionary economy may be on the verge of reaching its trough.

The Week in Finance:

article describes fishing trip in Flathead Natl Forest; illus

. . . Hailing a Forest Primeval

Atlanta at New York (2:05 P.M.)&#8212; Jarvis (6.4) vs. Seaver (8&#8208;5).

TODAY'S PROBABLE PITCHERS

Marlu Pride Takes Fastest Dexter Trot

Laird, reptdly at height of decision making on operations into Cambodia, reptdly decided to tighten rein on US Joint CVS after 16 mos of giving them their head; sources familiar with situation say that in fast-moving Cambodian crisis, Natl Security Council was largely bypassed and there were frequent direct contacts between White House officials and Joint Cs/S members with Laird often feeling inadequately informed and involved; Laird reptdly had talk with chiefs and Nixon natl security adviser, H Kissinger, regarded as chief architect of Adm Cambodian strategy; after talks, 2 procedures were changed on handling of mil proposals such as incursion into Cambodia; details

Laird Said to Tighten Rein On the Joint Chiefs of Stall

Byron Dyce is ready to de fend his national half&#8208;mile title, but Marcel Philippe's well&#8208;laid plans in the mile went astray yesterday afternoon at Dow ning Stadium.

DYCE 880 VICTOR IN A.A.U. TRACK

New round of wage increases in many of bldg construction trades will come into effect on July 1, exerting further upward pressure on already high cost of bldg; Assoc Gen Contractors analysis of 266 settlements reached this yr throughout nation shows annual avg increase of 20.7%, including wages and fringe benefits; gen contractors and subcontractors comment; graphs of wage and bldg cost increases, '40-'70 and '58-'69; table of labor settlements, '69; illus

Building Costs Push Steadily Upward

Curbs on A I Solzhenitsyn, A A Amalrik and V Bukovsky discussed in article on dissent in USSR

Soviet Dissent Is Not Unified, But It Proves to Be Persistent

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June 14, 1970

Headlines from June 14, 1970

Nixon Picks Panel to Find Causes of Campus Unrest

Gadfly on the Left Needles His Peers

THE OPENING

One‐Party Rule Growing In Post‐Colonial Africa

AGEE GETS HOMER

Billboard 200

Let It Be (Soundtrack)

McCartney

Woodstock

Deja Vu

Bridge Over Troubled Water

Notable Births

Historical Context for June 14, 1970