WEST POINT, N. Y., Sept. 12 &#8212;Army was supposed to have an easy football game in its opener against Holy Cross to day, since the Crusaders had canceled their last eight games in 1969 because an epidemic of hepatitis had hit the entire squad.

Crusaders Beaten, 26‐0

2 SHOT IN HOLDUP ON MADISON AVE.

Tunney-Murphy race seen close, with both planning costly campaigns

TWO PARTIES PICK DEFINITIVE ISSUES FOR SENATE RACE

St. Louis at New York (2:05 P.M.) &#8212;Torrez (8&#8211;9) vs. Gentry (9&#8208;8).

TODAY'S PROBABLE PITCHERS

The interview took place in the suburbs of Amman one night last summer. &#8220;What right do you have to impose this war on Europeans?&#8221; the Italian jour nalist, a woman, demanded of Dr. George Habash, head of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, referring to the rash of skyjackings and other terrorist acts the front had just carried out in Western Europe.

Hijacks Create Grave Mideast Crisis

It's been a long cold sum mer for New York's employ ment agencies.

For Employment Agencies, Long, Cold Summer

I Candeub article on need for urban policy at Fed and state levels to provide for retention of greenbelts or open spaces between urban concentrations; cites increasing importance of open areas for beauty, relief from city pressures, recreation and preserving quality of life in cities and suburbs as population pressures increase; holds development of programs to implement such urban policy may be simpler than expected

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Airline bookkeepers are being forced to add a new item to their system of ac counts: hijacking expense. The typical hi jacking can cost from $5,000 up with the average probably $10,000. The total bill for the two years since hijackings became frequent may amount to $15&#8208;million, ac cording to one unofficial estimate.

Hijackings: A Costly Diversion

Pope visits new housing project on tour of Castel Gandolfo; illus

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2 groups of freed hostages from Swissair and TWA planes arrive, NYC; describe their experiences; illus

Released Hostages Tell of Their Ordeal in Desert

Mayor Lindsay will receive the 1970 Family of Man Award of the Council of Churches of the City of New York at a din ner Oct. 26 at the New York Hilton hotel &#8216;'for his continued efforts toward solving what has seemed to many the massive problems of the inner city and urban living.&#8221; Previous recipi ents include Presidents Eisen hower, Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon, Lester Pearson and Jean Monnet.

Lindsay to Get Award

NY Times survey on nonpub schools notes new school yr will be marked by record tuitions, higher costs and strenuous fund-raising efforts; cites tuition at some schools

Private School Tuition Up

Mrs. Whitney Stone's Shuvee shared honors with young Bobby Woodhouse at Belmont Park yesterday. Shuvee, ridden by Ron Turootte, won the $83, 750 Beldame and, as favorite paid $4.60. Woodhouse, who did not have a mount in the main race, nevertheless thrilled the crowd of 42,563 by riding five winners and one runner&#8208;up in seven attempts during the afternoon.

Bob Woodhouse Wins 5

AMERICA'S FOREST primeval, traditionally the exclusive province of the dominant, tough&#8208;talking male, has been invaded by the female of the species&#8212;and the trend shows no sign of letting up.

Gone—The Male Animal's Last Lair

actress S Plimpton int; left Bway show because of pregnancy; illus

Shelley Plimpton: From ‘Hair’ to Maternity

History's first multiple hijack ing&#8212;raising to 43 the hijacked planes in 1970 &#8212; triggered fresh demands for action and raised anew the question of what can be done in preventive action. By week's end, American aviation authorities and the White House. had put into action a triple pronged plan.

What Can Be Done To Prevent Hijacks?

CLEVELAND, Sept. 12&#8212;Three homers, two off the bat of big Duke Sims, proved the undoing of the Yankees today as they went down to their fourth straight one&#8208;run defeat.

Indians Beat Yanks, 4‐3, On Sims's Homer in 1 1 th

Don Cockroft kicked a 31&#8208; yard field goal with four sec onds left last night as the Cleveland Browns edged the Giants, 30&#8208;29, in the last pre season game of the summer.

BROWNS SUBDUE GIANTS BY 30‐29

ANNAPOLIS, Md., Sept. 12&#8212; Navy, which won only one game last season, opened its football season today with a devastating display of passing and running power that carried the middies to a 48&#8208;22 victory over Colgate University.

McMallen Is Middie Star

Amer cos have been urging Eur subsidiaries to borrow extensively to alleviate financial squeeze in US; subsidiaries have raised new funds by selling dollar bonds or borrowing privately from Eur banks; Amer cos have raised more than $400-million in Eur in 1st half of this yr; European countries, concerned over rising debt-to-ratio of some Amer subsidiaries, have taken steps to curb action

Strife in Europe, Where Money Is

LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Sept. 12 &#8212;In the nationally televised opener of what has been adver tised as &#8220;the year of the quar terbacks&#8221; in college football, two linebackers made the key play in the closing seconds to night as Stanford defeated Ar kansas, 34&#8208;28.

Stanford Conquers Arkansas by 34‐28

J Crosby comment on Stratford-on-Avon, Eng, Shakespeare's birthplace

Have a Hamlet Hamburger?

The decades change, the hem lines dance up and down, the Mets move from last to first, but Australian tennis players make off with the big money in American tournaments.

METS BEAT CARDS, 3‐0, AND PIRATES DOWN CUBS, 5‐4; ROSEWALL AND ROCHE GAIN U. S. OPEN TENNIS FINAL

Rogers says US plans to resume econ aid and increase mil aid to Israel, testimony, Sen com; says Israel has not recd econ aid for at least 5 yrs because of advanced state of its econ but notes that defense purchases have created serious problem; does not reveal how much and what type of aid is under consideration; says Nixon believes US natl interest will be served by supporting Israel; negotiations have already begun between Min Sapir and Sec Kennedy, Export-Import Bank Pres Kearns, Budget and White House Met Office Dir Shultz and Deputy Under Sec Samuels; Repr Stratton statement that Israel asked US for $800-million in mil aid over 2-yr period including supersonic aircraft and Hawk antiaircraft missiles noted; status of 18 Phantom jets reptdly sold by US since start of cease-fire remains unclear

Indicates Resumption of Economic Assistance

Buyers of condominiums in Dade County voicing discontent; 1 major issue is mgt contracts binding owners to accept bldg developer as project mgr, usually for 25-yr period; buyers of apts in Point East development in N Miami Beach recently won right in lawsuit to control bldg but subsequent legis appears to have undercut ct ruling; sales of condominiums slower

niniums Seek Reforms

Lee Abramson was an American composer and musician. He was the first person to write music using ModelTalker, a computerized speech production program.

Lee Abramson, American bass player and composer (died 2016)

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Martín Horacio Herrera is an Argentine former professional footballer who played as a goalkeeper.

Martín Herrera, Argentinian footballer

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Louise Lombard is an English actress. She is known for her roles as Evangeline Eliott in the BBC drama series The House of Eliott (1991–94), Sofia Curtis in the CBS drama series CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2004–11) and Trish in the After film series.

September 13, 1970

Headlines from September 13, 1970

Crusaders Beaten, 26‐0

2 SHOT IN HOLDUP ON MADISON AVE.

TWO PARTIES PICK DEFINITIVE ISSUES FOR SENATE RACE

TODAY'S PROBABLE PITCHERS

Hijacks Create Grave Mideast Crisis

Billboard 200

Cosmo's Factory

Woodstock

Blood; Sweat & Tears 3

Mad Dogs & Englishmen

Chicago II

Notable Births

Historical Context for September 13, 1970