Juliet or Carmen? Haydée Is Both

Nixon says Govt will arrest those who break law in Washington antiwar demonstrations, particularly those 'few militants' threatening to block Govt workers from their jobs, news conf

PRESIDENT VOWS ACTIONS TO SPUR ECONOMIC UPTURN

NEW ORLEANS, May 1&#8212; Hubert Green, a tour rookie from Birmingham, Ala., set the 54&#8208;hole pace in the $125,000 New Orleans open today. With a third round of 69, the former Southern Amateur champion champion, gained a one&#8208;stroke edge with a total of 206.

Green Cards 69 for 206 Total And Shot Lead at New Orleans

Drought‐Ravaged Areas Widen

M Gardner article analyzes continuing popularity of F L Baum's classic The Wonderful Wizard of Oz; notes large numbers of criticisms and discussions on book and Baum's other works; illus; (part 2)

We're Off To See The Wizard

The Yankees and the Brewers had a lot of trouble with the husbands of ex &#8208; airline stew ardesses yesterday, but Tommy Harper avoided it just long enough to hit a home run that gave Milwaukee a first &#8208; class victory, 1&#8208;0.

BREWERS BLANK YANKS

AMTRAK CHUGS IN WITH FEW ABOARD

May Day parade held, Red Sq, without mil participation for 3d yr; Brezhnev delivers traditional address; illus

Thousands in Moscow March in Square

ALMOST all the background news last week was decidedly constructive, but the stock market failed to take heart from it and instead endured a mild period of consolidation.

THE WEEK IN FINANCE

Article on newly established Israeli resort at Sharm el Sheik; map; illus

‘The Israelis Won It and I Was Going to Swim There whether or Not The Egyptians Liked It’

WESTBURY, L. I., May 1&#8212; Windy Way, in command through most of the 1 1/16&#8208;mile Realization Pace at Roosevelt Raceway tonight, yielded the advantage to Colonial, dropped a length behind, and with a furlong to go, Bob Williams, driving Windy Way, was ready to settle for second place.

Windy Way Takes Realization Pace

R Lecler article, aimed at tourists, discusses gambling casinos throughout Europe, with particular stress on casino at Monte Carlo; illus

How to Throw Your Money Away—With the Best of Them

Atkinson provides introduction to forthcoming 8-volume collection of drama revs from Times

News of the Rialto

comment on Ashau Valley operation; Nguyen Van Thieu seen wanting to demonstrate that S Vietnamese troops are back on the offensive; Amers seek chance to 'finish the job' of wiping out enemy supply caches; operation seen as more cautious affair than Laos operation

The Nation

Ford never refused to help a lame dog or a promising genius

Only a dozen fans said good by and good luck to the Rangers yesterday after the club finished a workout and left for Chicago, where they were to face the Black Hawks today in the sev enth and deciding game of their Stanley Cup series.

Rangers Fit, Hawks Tired For Chicago Finale Today

LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 1 &#8212; Canonero II bombarded the form players today by crashing through to one of the most sur prising victories in the 97&#8208;year&#8208; history of the Kentucky Derby.

CANONERO II, $19.40, WINS DERBY;

article on Merrill Lynch and its planned $4-million stock offering; details co's earnings and prospectus repts; '61-70 graph; implications of offering for brokerage indus discussed

Merrill: New Stage

Lindsay, in disclosing details of $9.13-billion city budget for fiscal '72, proposes expansion of drug treatment programs for young adults from 51 to 104; says that drug prevention programs in schools will also be substantially stepped up

LINDSAY SUBMITS ‘SURVIVAL’ BUDGET PUT AT 9.13 BILLION

OTB handle on Derby totals $1,030,432; pres Samuels comments; illus

Derby Victor Pays City's Bettors $59

R Minichiello, who hijacked TWA craft in '69, released from Rome prison; illus; reaction, Rome

U.S. Hijacker Out of Jail To the Bravos of Italians

Harbor View Farm's Native Royalty, blanked in seven pre vious attempts this season to get into the winners' circle, finally made it at Aqueduct yesterday by winning the $58, 800 Carter Handicap before 43,269 fans.

NATIVE ROYALTY VICTOR IN CARTER

An era that began in 1825, when a small locomotive built by John Stevens chugged around on a circular track in Hoboken, N.J., came to an end yesterday. The Na tional Railroad Passenger Corporation, or Amtrak, set up by the Congress to take over the unprofitable duties of hauling passengers from the private railroads, came into being.

A Switching Point for Rails?

Offtrack betting's Kentucky Derby Special surged to an intoxicating finish yesterday with a handle of $1,030,432 and a winner who paid three times as much here as at Churchill Downs.

OTB PAYOFF IS $59;

THERE is one entrancing moment, among many, in Paul Sills's im provisational leafing of Ovid's &#8220;Metamorphoses,&#8221; now alternat ing with the successful &#8220;Story Theater&#8221; at the Ambassador, in which a very wifely wife dies happily. She is the mate of Cephalus, that phenomenally fortunate hunter whose spear not only unerringly lances its prey but instantly returns to him with its powers intact. Both she and he have cause to lament the spear. It has, Cephalus tells us early, utterly ruined his marriage, and that is no doubt the understatement of the con. Ruined his marriage? It has run his wife clear through, terminating their association once and for all. She has, you see, suspected her hunter&#8208;husband of having an affair with Zephyr and she has spied on him from the bushes, where he has mistaken her for fair game. Now she lies in his arms, breath ing her jealous last. But he is able to reassure her, so that she can go to the netherworld with a forgiving smile on her lips. Zephyr, he explains, was only a breeze.

It's a Champagne Bubble on the Breeze

Musashimaru Kōyō  is an American-born Japanese-naturalized former professional sumo wrestler. He was born in American Samoa, before moving to Hawaii at the age of 10. At 18 he moved to Japan and made his professional sumo debut in 1989, reaching the top makuuchi division in 1991. After reaching the rank of ōzeki in 1994 his progress seemed to stall, but in 1999 he became only the second foreign-born wrestler in history to reach the sport's highest rank of yokozuna. Musashimaru won over 700 top division bouts and took twelve top division tournament championships during his career. His sheer 235 kg (518 lb) bulk combined with 1.92 m of height made him a formidable opponent, and he was remarkably consistent and injury-free for most of his career. An amiable personality, his fan base was helped by a surprising facial resemblance to Japanese warrior hero Saigō Takamori. After becoming a Japanese national in 1996 and retiring in 2003, he became an elder of the Japan Sumo Association and founded the Musashigawa stable in 2013.

May 2, 1971

Headlines from May 2, 1971

Juliet or Carmen? Haydée Is Both

PRESIDENT VOWS ACTIONS TO SPUR ECONOMIC UPTURN

Green Cards 69 for 206 Total And Shot Lead at New Orleans

Drought‐Ravaged Areas Widen

We're Off To See The Wizard

Billboard 200

Jesus Christ Superstar

Pearl

Up To Date

4 Way Street

Golden Bisquits

Notable Births

Historical Context for May 2, 1971