November 15, 1970

Articles on centers in US NE that cater to families and those favored by single skiers

SOUTH BEND, Ind., Nov. 14 —Notre Dame refused to push the panic button against an aroused Georgia Tech eleven to day and preserved its perfect record with a chilling fourth‐ quarter comeback and 10‐7 vic tory.

STUART ROSENBERG'S “WUSA,” which are the call letters of a New Orleans radio station in the service of the radical right, is not a good movie, but it does, at least, prompt one to want to talk back to it— and, recently, there naven't been too many movies to do even that. I mean.

US officials rept secret diplomacy underway for 7 wks to prevent USSR from basing nuclear-missile submarines or installing nuclear weapons in hemisphere (B Welles rept); believe understanding has been reached, await removal of submarine tender from Cienfuegos as evidence of USSR acceptance; map; dispute repts that tender will leave in 2-3 days; warn talks' are so delicate that US natl interest would be jeopardized if USSR misinterprets even press repts as ultimatum; confirm US has warned that any sort of permanent nuclear facility would seriously damage relations; indicate understanding is unwritten USSR pledge not to base nuclear submarines, store nuclear weapons or install repair and servicing facilities anywhere in hemisphere; US, in turn, would closely watch but not obstruct periodic USSR fleet visits to Cuban or other ports for crew leaves and routine maintenance; USSR Embassy in Washington and White House decline comment; understanding reptdly was reached in Kissinger talks with Gromyko and Amb Dobrynin; only few officials besides participants and Nixon reptdly know facts; possibly include Laird and Rogers, Under Sec Johnson, CIA dir Helms, Adm Moorer and some subordinates; secrecy compounded by Castro's unusual silence on Amer furor over Cienfuegos; '62 Kennedy-Khrushchev understanding reptd used as basis for new agreement; chronology of base issue, evidence of secret talks revd

WARSAW—A few months ago, Polish Communist party members attending local meet ings found an unusual topic on the evening's agenda: A biog raphy of Willy Brandt, the West German Chancellor.