December 28, 1970

int by J Reston and R H Anderson on Mideast situation, Cairo

Dr E H Teller, often called 'father of hydrogen bomb', advocates abolition of secrecy surrounding scientific research, including work in nuclear science, s, AAAS seminar; says policy of open scientific work is necessary for understanding in growing debate over impact of science and tech on soc; impact of science on soc is focus of nearly half of seminars scheduled at 6-day AAAS annual meeting; Teller says scientists should concentrate on science, not pol, news conf; Dr R Lewotin takes issue with Teller's statement; demonstrators protest Teller's s; Dr R P Novick pleads for scientists to organize 'along classical union lines to be an effective soc class'; presents Teller with protest group's mock award; Teller refuses to accept award; castigates Novick

“Hello, Dolly!” the longest running musical in Broadway history, closed yesterday at the St. James Theater, where it opened Jan. 16, 1964. It ran 2,844 performances here, sur passing “My Fair Lady” at 2,717. (Details on Page 38.)

Survey of special educ programs for unwed teen-age mothers now provided in 140 hs communities; spread of programs seen reflecting more charitable attitudes toward situation in recent yrs; programs vary in size and emphasis, most offering med and educ services and some aided by US agencies; rate of such births has remained fairly constant since '57, about 16.5 per 1,000, but actual number is increasing, is expected to reach 180,000 in '70; Citrus County (Calif) HS program described; illus; dirs of several programs comment, some reptg that students, especially from ghetto areas, take greater interest in acad studies than they did in regular classes; 1 study criticizing programs finds repetition of such pregnancies not reduced as result of participation in Washington, DC, program

Lindsay announces program whereby nearly 1/3 of juveniles awaiting Family Ct appearances will be allowed to Stay home with their families or live in specially supervised homes instead of being locked up in 1 of city's 3 juvenile centers; $2.5-million program, envisioned as major effort to decentralize overcrowded and allegedly dehumanizing juvenile detention system, will set up boarding houses, day and evening care centers and small-group homes; 60% of cost of program, $1.5-million, will be Fed funds channeled through State Crime Control Planning Bd; program outlined; Lindsay and Justices Christ and Stevens comment