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The Boston Bruins captured the National Hockey League's Stanley Cup, 4 victories to 2, last night by defeating the New York Rangers, 3&#8208;0, at Madison Square Garden. Details on Page 33.

Boston Wins Cup

NYS Assembly Ins Com chmn McCarthy on May 11 withdraws no-fault auto ins bill that was companion to Sen Gordon measure, which was defeated in Sen; says another version of no-fault auto ins sponsored by Sen Laverne is dead in Assembly; scuttling of Laverne and McCarthy measures means that present ct system will remain intact for at least another yr

No‐Fault Insurance Hope Buried in State Assembly

US HR, 218-192, scraps on May 11 sec of minimum-wage bill that would have allowed Pres to impose higher tariffs on foreign products

HOUSE BACKS RISE IN MINIMUM WAGE TO $2 NEXT YEAR

Soviet Foreign Trade Min N S Patolichev, accompanied by Amb Dobrynin, confs with Nixon at White House and later says there is no reason to doubt that Nixon's trip to Moscow will take place as planned; consensus in Washington is that Soviet leaders have decided to keep alive both Nixon's visit and improved climate in relations with US despite mining of N Vietnamese harbors by US; Sen Mansfield says he is glad to note possibility Nixon will hold talks in Moscow

Moscow Envoy Also Joins Meeting at White House

article on Sec Morton's approval of construction of trans-Alaska pipeline notes Pres Nixon's call for N Slope oil to prevent US dependence on imports

MORTON APPROVES ALASKA PIPELINE; COURT FIGHT SEEN

NYS Gov Rockefeller and NYS legis leaders on May 11 authorize NYC to borrow additional $100-million to help balance proposed fiscal '73 expense budget; Lindsay adm requested $400-million; Albany sources say plan contains no new offer of direct state aid; borrowing is in anticipation of Fed revenue-sharing funds and additional welfare aid; one politician claims that city officials must now make more than $100-million in budget cuts unless NYC enacts several unpleasant devices including, $141-million in authorized nuisance taxes and $86-million in higher real estate revenues; large cuts would also mean layoffs and reductions in NYC services; Lindsay's office expresses dissatisfaction with outcome, but hopes that additional aid can be obtained from state

ALBANY LEADERS AGREE ON CITY AID

Acting FBI Dir L P Gray 3d discloses 13-point agenda for possible changes within bur, including examination of bur's files and its relationship to Natl Crime Information Center; promises more exposure of bur's operations to public scrutiny; J Anderson's May 11 column, in which he includes excerpts from bur's 'secret files' on J Fonda, Mrs M L King Jr, Rev R D Abernathy, J Namath and others noted; Gray says files are 'a continuing subject that I have under review'

Gray Plans Wide Change In P. B. I. Policy and Style

Soviet Govt issues statement demanding US end its 'blockade' and bombing of N Vietnam, but giving no indication USSR plans to cancel Nixon scheduled visit to USSR on May 22; as statement is being issued, May 11, Soviet Foreign Min officials meet with White House aides on preparations for Nixon's visit; Moscow diplomats speculate on why USSR has not canceled visit; note accommodation with US is important to USSR's competition with Communist China; also note Brezhnev's personal commitment to accommodation with West

THREAT CHARGED

3-judge panel on May 11 overturns contempt-of-ct convictions resulting from Chicago trial on conspiracy to incite riots at '68 Dem Natl Conv, and remands them to US Dist Ct for new trial before new judge; contempt convictions involve Black Panther leader B G Seale and defense lawyers W M Kunstler and L Weinglass; panel cites Sup Ct decision that judge who has been insulted in ct may instantly impose contempt sentence, but if he waits until trial ends he should let another judge punish offender; also rules that defendants who received sentences of over 6 mos are entitled to jury trial; does not rule on convictions of 5 defendants for crossing state line with intent to incite riot and delivering inflammatory ss toward that end; trial before Judge J J Hoffman recalled; appellate panel consists of Judges T E Fairchild, W J Pell and W J Cummings; they also drop half of contempt charges pending against Kunstler and Weinglass, mostly involving their arguments with Judge Hoffman after he had ordered them to desist

Contempt Convictions Are Upset In Chicago 7 Conspiracy Trial

US Defense Dept repts, May 11, that 5 ships, 4 of them Russian, left Haiphong before Amer-laid mines blocking the harbor channel became active at 6 AM; 31 ships remain in the harbor; US Defense Dept sources estimate the cost of the war to the US may rise by as much as $1.5-billion over the next 13 mos; dept to recommend a supplemental budget appropriation soon to underwrite additional costs; Sec Laird, at news conf, Palm Beach, says that unless the ships in N Vietnamese harbors attempt to sail through the minefields, they would probably not be molested since, once their cargoes are unloaded, they can no longer provide Hanoi with additional supplies for its offensive

5 HAIPHONG SHIPS SAILED, U.S. SAYS

When Willie Mays was the biggest thing to hit New York since the Great Snow of &#8217;47, Charlie Einstein ghosted a book for him, one of those slightly autobiographical quickies that publishers are forever throwing on to the Market in the hope of capturing the first fine careless rapture of discovery. A day br so after the job was finished, Einstein telephoned hid collaborator.

Red Smith

hundreds of US planes strike N Vietnamese hwys, rrs and supply storage facilities on May 11, but most planes avoid Hanoi and Haiphong; USN task force bombards coastal defense sites only few mi from Haiphong; N Vietnamese troops begin new drive on Anloc, but 8,000 defenders continue to hold their positions early on May 12; defenders say they killed over 200 N Vietnamese soldiers; says they lost 21 killed and 57 wounded; US B-52s from Thailand support defenders; US A-37 light bomber shot down; N Vietnamese bn reptdly clashes with S Vietnamese near Trangbang, 25 mi west of Saigon; in Central Highlands, N Vietnamese tank attack on Benhet border-ranger camp reptd to have been decisively beaten back; enemy force north of Hue thrusts behind Govt's improved defense line at Mychanh and attacks town of Phongdien; soldiers illus in defense of Anloc; map of battle actions

Most of Day's Air Raids Skirt Hanoi and Haiphong

Chain of bomb blasts at US Army V Corps hq, Frankfurt, May 11, kills a lt col and injures 13 people; officers club and hq bldg badly damaged; illus; identity of col withheld

Bombs Rock a U.S. Army Base At Frankfurt, Killing a Colonel

Communist Chinese Govt on May 12 condemns new US air and naval operations against N Vietnam; contends expanded bombing and mining of N Vietnamese harbors are 'grave new steps' that 'grossly violate' UN Charter and internatl law

Peking Denounces U.S.Vietnam Move

Foreign specialists sent to Bangladesh by Internatl Planned Parenthood Fed and other agencies to perform abortions on thousands of women and girls raped by Pakistani soldiers during 9-mo reign of terror have found that most are reluctant to have their condition known; Dr G Davis of Internatl Abortion Research and Training Center in London, who has visited villages throughout country to instruct physicians in abortion techniques, says he has heard of instances of suicide by pregnant girls and many cases in which unwanted babies are disposed of by drowning; estimates that at least 5,000 pregnancies caused by rape have been terminated by 'indigenous' methods; 100 abortions are performed during 1st mo at clinic opened by Davis under auspices of Planned Parenthood Fed; increasing number are being performed scientifically in 17 major outlying centers; rape victims from more affluent Bengali families have had abortions performed in Calcutta; abortion program will end in August, final mo in which birth can take place as result of rape during Pakistani regime; advanced pregnancies are being terminated almost to time of natural birth

Dacca Raising the Status of Women While Aiding Rape Victims

thousands of workers m several areas of Que stay away from jobs in militant display of union solidarity to protest jailing of 3 labor leaders convicted of contempt of ct; wildcat strikes affect prov's mines, hosps, construction projects and schools

Thousands Join Quebec Strike Against Jailing of Union Aides

12 policemen are injured on May 11 during 3-hr battle in Portadown, Ulster, between Prot and Cath gangs

Battle Erupts in Small Town

damage to Belfast Cooperative Store after terrorist bombing on May 10 is estimated at $25-million; store pres E Armstrong says store will reopen; seeks meeting with Brit Sec Whitelaw in effort to get financial aid for store, which is owned by 200,000 shareholders; destruction of store is most costly piece of damage in latest Ulster bombings, linked by police officials to outlawed IRA; damage to commercial establishments in last 2 wks is estimated at more than $30-million; police spokesmen reveal that Cath girl recovering from beatings linked to IRA is 2d member of her family to be tarred and feathered by terrorists; both she and her sister are accused by IRA of having acted as police informers and having accepted payment in drugs; police officials deny charge; Brit soldier is killed by gunman in Belfast; is 77th soldier to die since violence erupted in '69; man kidnapped from home of relative is found few mi away with 3 gunshot wounds in leg, standard IRA punishment for traitors

Damage to Big Belfast Store In Bombing Put at $25‐Million

Irish Repub approves entry into EEC by wide majority; those favoring entry say it will bring econ boom to Ireland, now suffering from unemployment, and will keep young in Ireland by offering them econ opportunity; opponents say weaker indus will fail in competition with Europe's industries, that prices will increase and small farmers will be driven off land

Irish, by 4 to 1, Approve Joining Market

GB denies charges that its planes and warships attacked Southern Yemen (People's Democratic Republic of Yemen) in support of conspiracy by conservative Arab neighbors to overthrow Marxist regime; Southern Yemen Council of Mins accuses Brit fighters of bombing island province of Socotra on May 4 and says 'battle is continuing'; also accuses Brit of landing mercenaries on mainland of Southern Yemen, former GB territory

Britain Dismisses Charge It Attacked Southern Yemen

Strategic importance of Spain to NATO and NATO interest in status of Spain's mil forces, though Spain is not a member of NATO, discussed in article on program by Spain to modernize its forces

Spain Attracts Arms‐Sellers and Military Analysts

Ital airline pilots, protesting crash of Alitalia jetliner near Palermo Airport in which 115 were killed, charge on May 11 that 16 airports across Italy are safety risks and that they will land on them only in perfect weather; say unless measures are taken immediately to improve airports, they will decide in the near future to boycott all or some of them permanently

Pilots in Italy Call 16 Airfields Unsafe And Curb Landings

Price Comm issues on May 11 list of cos that were identified last wk as having failed to file required profit-margin repts but that were since found to have filed properly or determined not to have to file separate repts; list; comm adds Dow Chem Co to list of those cos that had failed to file adequate rept

Price Panel Names Companies That Met Rules on Profit Reports

Harlem Hosp, NYC, emergency room drs, frustrated by long delays in correcting facility's inefficient physical layout, erect temporary screening booth inside ambulance entrance, in which incoming patients can be examined by physician before being interviewed by clerks; move is made with approval of emergency room dir G K Henry; hosp's exec dir E C Roberts acknowledges change is needed; says staff refused to wait for construction and decided to do job themselves; hosp House Staff Council has established Com for Change, which is demanding number of other emergency room changes

DOCTORS INITIATE HARLEM REPAIRS

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May 12, 1972

Headlines from May 12, 1972

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Boston Wins Cup

No‐Fault Insurance Hope Buried in State Assembly

HOUSE BACKS RISE IN MINIMUM WAGE TO $2 NEXT YEAR

Moscow Envoy Also Joins Meeting at White House

Billboard 200

First Take

Harvest

America

Fragile

Graham Nash/David Crosby

Notable Births

Historical Context for May 12, 1972