OCEANSIDE, Calif.&#8212;&#8220;Fit ting out? What's that?&#8221;

Fitting Out Is a Laugh On Pacific

Never Bow returned the sum of $35,580 to his new owner, Sigmund Sommer, in winning the Westchester at Aqueduct yesterday. Purchased only last Thursday from the Hobeau Farm, Never Bow increased his career earnings to $251,762 in beating 10 rivals in the one&#8208; mile event.

3‐1 Never Bow Aqueduct Victor

Should We Have War Crime Trials?

There was a time, and not so very long ago, when yachting and good manners went together like eggs and ham.

Littering, Noise Bane Of Boating

Fordham Crew Is Victor In Race for Deering Cup

Icelandic's efficiency and low rates make it growing favorite for Eur-bound travelers even though line flies longest and slowest route to Eur

The Cheapest, Slowest And Most Hip Way To Fly the Atlantic

Pres Allende pledges compensation for all nationalized mines, int; says 'this is not program of confiscation'

Allende, in Interview, Bars Any Base Imperiling U.S.

WESTHAMPTON, L. I. &#8212; Lo, the vanishing clam digger.

Clam Fleet on Ecology Reef

SAIGON &#8212; When South Viet namese troops moved across the border into Laos last month, many seemed nervous, but also jubilant and eager to show the North Vietnamese and the world that the pupils had learned their lessons well from teachers who were about to go home.

The Nation

Schanberg dispatch details observations by newsmen when they were confined in hotel and on ride to airport when they were being expelled; says they were threatened with being shot if they left hotel; repts soldiers burn and wreck office and press of Eng-language daily The People, a strong supporter of Sheik Mujib; ed note indicates rept was cabled from Bombay, India

ARTILLERY USED

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., March 27&#8212;Curt Flood, still finding difficulty in regaining his pre&#8208;exile baseball ability, played center field with his son's glove today, but it was two other Washington outfield ers using their own gloves who made it impossible for the Yankees to win the game.

Senators Throw Out 2 at Plate In 13th Inning to Top Yanks, 2‐1

HALLANDALE, Fla., March 27&#8212;Calumet Farm's Eastern Fleet took a few strides toward his old Kentucky home today by winning the $137,800 Florida Derby at Gulstream Park by three&#8208;quarters of a length over the favored Executioner.

Eastern Fleet. Scores in Florida;

Article on gardens maintained by over 4,000 tenants in NYC pub housing projects; illus

Garden and Horne

WASHINGTON&#8212;The public fi nally caught up with the super sonic transport last week. But after the Senate voted 51&#8208;46 to cancel Government support of the SST&#8212;confirming the House ver dict of a week before and prompt ing the Boeing Company to an nounce that it would terminate the project immediately&#8212;there were some bitter recriminations. The public had been misin formed, the plane's supporters charged&#8212;and in any event, what business did the public have making such an important tech nological judgment?

North Carolina, a basket ball team with quickness, aggressiveness and bench strength, won the 34th an nual National Invitation Tour nament yesterday by over whelming Georgia Tech, 84&#8208;66, at Madison Square Garden.

N. CAROLINA WINS N. I. T.;

heavy fighting reptd in many cities and towns as Govt troops, supported by artillery, air force jets and tanks, are said to have killed over 10,000 people; map; air force reptd to have bombed town of Comilla, believed to be under control of Mujibur's forces; clandestine radio says Lt Gen T Khan was assassinated at his house in Dacca; other repts say he had been seriously injured, but not killed, by shot; official Pakistan radio says army is in full control of E Pakistan, that repts of fighting are untrue; Awami League volunteers reptdly have been joined by E Pakistan policemen and E Pakistan Rifles; Mujibur allegedly denies, in broadcast, W Pakistan rept that he had been arrested; Yayha Khan, in his radio s, said that his 'keeness to arrive at a peaceful solution' kept him from taking action against Mujibur 'weeks ago'; says Army had been subjected to 'taunts and insults of all kinds,' compliments them on their 'great restraint and sense of discipline'; martial-law adm imposes strict censorship on reporters in Dacca

TOIL GALLED HIGH

DESPITE what the major airlines might want us to believe, the price of a ticket to fly from one destination to another is not al ways the same. There is still some old fashioned price competition in the skies &#8212;at least in certain parts of the sky, such as between the United States and Latin America and across the Atlantic, too. On some runs, the competition in fares can amount to a considerable saving for the passenger, an economy that might influence his choice of an airline more than the width of the seat the sauce on a steak.

The ‘Hail Mary!’ Airlines

article on some charter lines and savings they often provide for travelers; illus

Europeans Flock to U.S., Lured by Low Air Fares

Mr and Mrs C Gallagher operate 'floating hs' aboard Norwegian barque to provide environment conducive to learning for boys unable to perform in traditional educ environment; program, called Oceanics, plans to visit foreign ports; employs 19 teachers, with room for 50 students; illus

A Floating High School Clears Troubled Seas

HOUSTON, March 27&#8212;Villa nova came closer to beating the University of California, Los Angeles in the final of the Na tional Collegiate basketball tournament today than any of the Bruins' six previous oppo nents in N.C.A.A. title games.

U. C. L. A. GAINS N.C. A. A. TITLE;

Overcoming a 15&#8208;point defi cit they acquired by scoring only 7 points in the first nine minutes, the Atlanta Hawks fought back for a 113.104 vic tory over the New York Knicks last night and evened their four &#8208; of &#8208; seven &#8208; game National Basketball Associations playoff series at one victory apiece.

HAWKS BEAT KNICKS, 113‐104;

Rockefeller proposes sweeping changes in state's welfare system, including establishment of 1-yr residency requirement, to reduce welfare costs, message to Legis; proposes dropping basic annual level of aid to welfare families from present $4,000 for family of 4 to $2,400; urges Fed program to pay for relocating state welfare recipients to other parts of country; asks for state program to give new arrivals transportation grants to pay for return trips to home towns; other proposals detailed

ROCKEFELLER URGES YEAR'S RESIDENCY IN WELFARE CASES

Imagine, if you will, driving down a crowded, twisting highway at 60 miles an hour in an automobile that is normal in all respects but one&#8212;the steering, the brakes and the accelerator respond only after a lag of two minutes. Turn the wheel or step on the gas, and you're two miles down the road before the change starts to take effect.

2d Quarter: Up, Not Away

N Sheehan, examining question of possible US war crimes, comments on several aspects of US policy; bibliography of books on US policy and questions of US war crimes

Homicide Rate Rises 30% In First Part of 1971 Here

BOSTON, March 27&#8212;While the Bruins were otherwise oc cupied&#8212;perhaps thinking of how they'll spend their first&#8208; place money&#8212;the Rangers sneaked in for five first&#8208;period goals tonight and skated away with a 6&#8208;3 victory.

March 28, 1971

Headlines from March 28, 1971

Fitting Out Is a Laugh On Pacific

3‐1 Never Bow Aqueduct Victor

Should We Have War Crime Trials?

Littering, Noise Bane Of Boating

Fordham Crew Is Victor In Race for Deering Cup

Billboard 200

Pearl

Love Story

The Cry Of Love

Chicago III

Jesus Christ Superstar

Historical Context for March 28, 1971