passengers and crewmen arrive in Bridgetown, Barbados; Queen Elizabeth 2 transports 501 passengers from Mustique; accident and rescue operation described by passengers and crew members; illus of burning ship

Cruise Passengers Safe in Barbados After Rescue

Research currently being conducted on ways by which organisms, including humans, can regulate their brains to curb ills that affect body discussed; illus; graph indicating how rats learned to regulate their blood pressure over 2-hr period

Control by Brain Studied As Way to Curb Body Ills

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 9&#8212; Bobby Greenwood, a sopho more on the Professional Golf ers&#8217; Association tour, moved to the front today in the third round of the $110,000 Glen Campbell&#8208;Los Angeles open tourney. The 32&#8208;year&#8208;old blond professional from Cookeville, Tenn. (80 miles east of Nash ville) led the field by three strokes with a 54&#8208;hole aggre gate of 204.

GREENWOOD GETS LEAD BY 3 SHOTS

Growing popularity of snowmobiles throughout northern US and particularly in upper Midwest, where they were invented and developed, discussed; illus

What Has Two Skis, Tank Treads

R Baker comment on rising prices; cartoon

Things to Wear With Pants

WASHINGTON &#8212; As Presi dent Nixon's discussion of world affairs showed last week, where there's trouble in the world, there's usually some kind of &#8220;understanding&#8221; supposedly covering the conduct and mis conduct of contending nations. And where there's an under standing, there's trouble.

The Nation

J Bench wins Baseball Writers Assn of Amer NY Chap Mercer Award; list of previous winners

Bench Is Voted Player of Year And Will Get Mercer Award

I COULD only stare. If I hadn't known Felderbaum I wouldn't have believed it. Sure, I still remember some of my college French and a little high school German&#8212;plus a few sentences of pre&#8208;kindergarten Spanish. But Japa nese? The man was incredible.

‘I Can Teach You All the Japanese You'll Ever Need to Know’

Article on Auberge Chantecler restaurant, Bourth-Sur-Iton, France, which was awarded star in '70 Guide Michelin and is owned by B Champion; Michelin's rating system explained; illus

A Is Born in Guide Michelin

Jim French, $3.40, Scores at Tropical

Yes, Yes, Ruby!

Remember Stephen Rojack, the superstar of Norman Mailer's unfairly maligned 1965 novel &#8220;An American Dream&#8221;? Rojack is a war hero who has bad dreams, an ex&#8208;politician whose personality &#8220;was built upon a void,&#8221; and&#8212;scarcely credible touch &#8212; &#8220;a professor of existential psy chology with the not inconsiderable thesis that magic, dread, and the perception of death were the roots of motivation.&#8221; He tests this thesis by killing his estranged wife, the all American bitch, whom he loves, and by carrying on a &#8220;secret frightened romance with the phases of the moon&#8221; which keeps him close to madness and suicide through much of the novel.

A trip to inner and outer space

J M Burns 3d, exec asst US Atty in Southern NY Dist since June, dismissed; he had played key role in effort to enjoin Gen Motors Corp's N Tarrytown, NY, plant from continuing to pollute Hudson River; Burns repts he was asked to resign by US Atty Seymour at 10:30 PM on Jan 8, that he refused because of importance of his water-pollution cases in which he has scored successes and then was told he was dismissed; Seymour statement holds he accepted Burns's resignation, that Burns had sought to resign 2 mos ago; Burns's last task was to complete negotiations in Gen Moters civil action; his other antipollution efforts in dept noted

U.S. Aide Who Led G.M. Pollution Case Removed From Post

The Davis Cup star, Cliff Richey, and Patti Hogan gained top seeding yesterday in the United States Lawn Tennis As sociation's 1970 recommended rankings. Excluded were such contract professionals as Ar thur Ashe, No 2 last year, and Richey's sister, Nancy, No. 1 in 1969.

TENNIS RANKINGS HEADED BY RICHEY

4-hr Gray Line bus tour of Beverly Hills, Calif, described; illus

Why They Burst Into Applause On the Beverly Hills Tour Bus

CHICAGO, Jan. 3 Bobby Hull's 24th goal of the season with three minutes to play in the second period &#8216;tonight pro vided the deciding score asg the Chicago Black Hawks defeated the Boston Bruins, 4&#8208;3.

Black Hawks Top Bruins, 4‐3, On 24th Goal by Bobby Hull

BLOOMINGTON, Minn., Jan. 9&#8212;In a game marked by the brilliant goal&#8208;tending of the Rangers&#8217; Gilles Villemure and the Minnesota North Stars' Gump Worsley, the New York skaters gained a 1&#8208;0 victory tonight.

Rangers Defeat Stars, 1‐0, On a Late Goal by Selling

Treas Dept and Environmental Quality Council propose graduated penalty tax on sulphur content of coal, oil and natural gas to discourage pollution and raise funds for research on ways to curb pollution; under plan, user of high content sulphur fuel who curbed sulphur dioxide emissions would receive tax rebate that had been paid on high sulphur fuel; Treas Dept and Council believe econ impact of tax on oil indus will be less than impact of lead tax, proposed last yr but stalled in Cong; cites reasons why pollution control research is essential; speculation on attitude of incoming Treas Sec Connally to proposal noted

U.S.TAX PROPOSED ON FUEL SULPHUR

The beleaguered states and cities, worried about where their next $20&#8208;or&#8208;30 billion will come from, got a strong sign from President Nixon last week that he hopes to throw them a fi nancial lifeline this year&#8212;one that will not only pull them out of some of their difficulties but perhaps also help pull him back into the White House in 1972.

MOBILE, Ala., Jan. 9&#8212;The North utilized the speed of J. D. Hill of Arizona State and the passing and kicking of Dan Pastorini of Santa Clara to beat the South, 31&#8208;13, in the 22d Senior Bowl football game to day.

31‐13 Victory at Mobile

NOTES taken shortly after the beginning of a New Year that begins to look not very new:

Take a Tip: Put Your Money In Tootsie Rolls

American Airlines: Amer Airlines Boeing 707 on San Francisco-Newark flight collides with Cessna 150 while on landing approach to Newark Airport; jetliner suffers damaged hydraulic system but lands safely; both occupants of small craft killed; listed; passenger describes accident; illus, map

707 and 2d Plane Collide Over Jersey; Jet Lands Safely, 2 in Other Craft Die

IT was with a certain amount of shock and surprise that, several weeks ago, I found my self liking &#8220;Love Story,&#8221; the current attraction at Loew's State I and Tower East Thea ters that may still be going strong come next Labor Day. Just several days before, I'd watched one of the late night TV talk shows,  appalled, while Erich Segal, who turned his screenplay into the best&#8208;selling novel, shyly picked at his fingernails, kicked at the carpet, Gary Cooper&#8208;style, and expressed the modest hope that he wouldn't be just another one&#8208;shot author like &#8220;the man who wrote&#8212;what was his name? &#8212; &#8216;The Green HAT.&#8220;

Sob Along With Jenny

MONEY, according to Wall Street pundits, makes the mare go&#8212;and so the financial markets con tinued to move along rather briskly last week under the prodding of renewed reduction in key interest rates. The markets also had the benefit of the confidence that President Nixon exuded on the state of the economy and world affairs during his television con versation last Monday night, but it was basically the reality of still&#8208;easier credit that fanned the flames of optimism along Wall Street.

THE WEEK IN FINANCE

charts show fluctuation in unemployment rate and trend in consumer prices, '47-70

Hope Builds For a Burst Of Expansion

Gabrielle Bonheur "Coco" Chanel was a French fashion designer and businesswoman. The founder and namesake of the Chanel brand, she was credited in the post-World War I era with popularising a sporty, casual chic as the feminine standard of style. She is the only fashion designer listed on Time magazine's list of the 100 most influential people of the 20th century. A prolific fashion creator, Chanel extended her influence beyond couture clothing into jewellery, handbags, and fragrance. Her signature scent, Chanel No. 5, has become an iconic product, and Chanel herself designed her famed interlocked-CC monogram, which has been in use since the 1920s.

Coco Chanel, French fashion designer, founded Chanel (born 1883)

Coco_Chanel

Ignazio Francesco Giunti was an Italian racing driver. He competed in Formula One as well as in saloon and Sports Car Racing.

January 10, 1971

Headlines from January 10, 1971

Cruise Passengers Safe in Barbados After Rescue

Control by Brain Studied As Way to Curb Body Ills

GREENWOOD GETS LEAD BY 3 SHOTS

What Has Two Skis, Tank Treads

Things to Wear With Pants

Billboard 200

All Things Must Pass

Abraxas

Stephen Stills

The Partridge Family Album

Greatest Hits

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for January 10, 1971