Pennsylvania Univ wins team title at Heptagonal outdoor track champs, Phila

PENNKEEPS TITLE IN HEPTAGONALS

WASHINGTON&#8212;The grand strategy to Vietnamize the South was supplanted last week by the frantic effort to ostracize the North to cut oft Hanoi's supplies by sea and land and sever it psychologically from its Soviet and Chinese allies.

The World

INTERNATIONAL problems&#8212;in the Vietnam situation and in the continuing debate over world monetary reform&#8212; weighed down heavily on the financial markets last week and dampened sentiment throughout the business and economic communities.

THE WEEK IN FINANCE

Volunteer work, once primarily the domain of upper-class women, is seen gaining broader appeal, attracting teen-agers and aged from middle class and, occasionally, lower class; young people are seen rejecting material standards, or the view that they 'have to be paid for every good impulse'; Mrs P Fleer, Nassau County (NY) Volunteer Services Office admr, notes that young people comprise about 25% of the more than 2,000 volunteers recruited by office for 54 Govt depts and service orgns; illus

Volunteer Work: A Broader Appeal

On the second day of the era of Willie Mays, the New York Mets defeated the San Francisco Giants again yesterday, 1&#8208;0, and for the second straight day Willie Mays watched from the bench.

MARICHAL VICTIM

Gov Rockefeller vetoes on May 13 NYS Legis repeal of state's liberalized abortion law; action leaves state's '70 abortion law that permits elective abortions until 24th wk of pregnancy intact until '73; Rockefeller declares that there is 'no justification now for repealing this reform and thus condemning hundreds of thousands of women to dark age once again'; notes that present law does not compel abortions but instead allows persons who want them to obtain them under sound med conditions; says it is not right for 1 group to impose its vision of morality on entire soc and that it is not just for state to dictate personal beliefs and conduct of its citizens; Legis, which adjourned on May 12, was under heavy election-yr pressure from RC Ch and 'right-to-life' groups to abolish present law; in attempt to block efforts to let repeal bill be debated, Rockefeller announced that he would veto measure, but would sign bill that modified present law and permitted elective abortions until 18th wk of pregnancy; anti-abortion groups continued to endorse legis restoring old statute despite Rockefeller's determination to veto repeal; Pres Nixon, in lr to Cardinal Cooke, allied himself with opponents of liberalized abortion law; Rockefeller, who is Nixon's re-election campaign chmn in NYS, was reptdly disturbed by release of Nixon's lr in light of his vow to veto passage of anti-abortion bill; J S Ehrlichman, Nixon's top advisor on domestic affairs, said lr, released to gen public by NY Archdiocese, was intended for private correspondence and that its release was result of 'sloppy staff work'; White House says there will be no comment on Rockefeller's veto; according to repts, legislators who voted for repeal of abortion law did so out of election-yr expediency and not because of abhorrence of law; Sen and Assembly debates described

GOVERNOR VETOES ABORTION REPEAL AS NOT JUSTIFIED

FORT WORTH, Tex., May 13 &#8212;Jerry Heard, gunning for his second tour victory Of the year, shot a 3&#8208;under&#8208;par 67 today and pulled away to a three&#8208;stroke lead in the third round of the $125,000 Cononial &#8216;National invitation golf tournament.

HEARD CARDS 202 FOR 3‐SHOT LEAD

Current scene, E St Louis (Ill), described; city, now 70% black, is beset by financial and soc problems; city planner S Kumanomidoh contends city is virtually bankrupt; Mayor Williams, black, asserts econ problems can be alleviated; recent study by urban experts R E Mendelson and D C Ranney on city's fiscal crisis held city is on 'collision course with bankruptcy'; Controller Hendry discloses city incurred $1.2-million deficit in '71; notes costs are rising while tax revenues are declining; E St Louis has been classified as 'blighted city' by Fed Govt; illus; map

East St. Louis: Urban Bankruptcy

illus of wrecked Greyhound bus that collided with tractor-trailer on mt hwy in East Ten; map

14 Die in Tennessee Bus Truck Crash

Mercer Arts Center presentation of F Arrabal play And They Put Handcuffs on the Flowers revd by E Bentley; Arrabal por

Is It Time for the Audience to Shout Back?

S Troup queries taxi driver, concierge and waiter in Rome on their impressions of Amer tourists; illus

Then the European Trip Is Over, What Impression Have Americans Left Behind?

Peaceful antiwar marches and rallies were held in New York, Washington and other cities across the country yesterday. At the same tinte, disorders subsided on some college campuses that have been the scene of studentpolice clashes the past few days. Details, Page 30.

War Protests

WASHINGTON&#8212;The scenario was hauntingly familiar. Once again the President appeared on nationwide television to announce a major escalation of the Vietnam war, and once again his words triggered the predictable sequence of events that have become a fixture of American life.

SAIGON &#8212; &#8220;Our objective is to have an impact on the battle in the country as fast as possible,&#8221; a senior American officer said the other day, explaining what President Nixon had in mind when he ordered the mining of the seven North Vietnamese ports and extensive bombing of supply lines north of the demilitarized zone (DMZ).

ANAHEIM, Calif., May 13&#8212;With Mel Stottlemyre pitching his second shutout against California in 12 days, the Yankees defeated the Angels, 3&#8208;0, tonight and gained their first two&#8208;game winning streak since the third and fourth games of the season. Stottlemyre allowed only five hits in posting his third victory against three defeats. He has beaten the Angels nine straight times in a 16&#8208;3 wonlost career record, last losing to them June 30, 1967.

Stottlemyre Earns No. 3 With 5‐Hitter on Coast

Acorn Stakes: Susan's Girl wins Acorn Stakes at Aqueduct Race Track

STAKES MARK SET

Washington sources rept on May 13 that US mines recently sown in N Vietnamese ports are designed to deactivate themselves before Nixon's trip to Moscow on May 22

Mines Said to Hold Device for Shutoff Bef ore Nixon Trip

Ramapo, NY, Town Supervisor J F McAlevey, commenting on methods in which suburbs can aid poor and lower middle class, says he has proposed in Ramapo that all future multifamily construction be required to dedicate 10% of its units to low-income tenants

Rockefeller Vetoes a Bill To Kill Forest Hills Plan

May 14: (Dem Aspirants' Activities) Article assesses Gov Wallace's position in bid for Dem Pres nomination; although he is expected to win May 16 primaries in Md and Mich, campaign will have 'run out of target states'; errors by Wallace, as well as widespread party resistance, are seen as diminishing his power at Dem Natl Conv; while he may have voice in drafting platform, he will not hold balance of power in case of deadlock; angered by reports that delegates pledged to him will not vote for him, Wallace says after Cambridge, Md, rally on May 12, that he might consider third-party ticket; he will aim at gaining votes from among uncommitted members of Southern delegations; he will have about 270 committed delegates after May 16, but many plan to buck on either 1st or later ballot; party regulars are ready to disregard reform rules to deny Wallace support

Wallace Campaign Is Expected to Peak In Tuesday's Races

M Schumach comment on number of OTB betting shops in Queens and corp's plans to expand in boro; residents comment; illus; map

Handicapping the OTB Parlors in Queens

The new $800,000 South Huntington Public Library has a main reading room two floors high that &#8220;vanishes&#8221; from time to time.

For L.I. Libraries, More Than Just Books

C. W. Post, running for the first time in the Metropolitan Intercollegiate outdoor track and: field meet; made its debut a convincingly successful one yesterday at St. John's Alumni Field in Jamaica, Queens. The Pioneers finished first with 74 points, 19&#189; more than the host Redmen in the field of 11 teams.

C. W. POST TAKES MET. TRACK TITLE

Article on Nixon friend and Repub pol financier C A Smith describes his billion-dollar business operations, his recent adverse publicity in Life magazine expose of alleged illegal contributions to '68 Repub Pres campaign chest and current IRS, SEC and CAB investigations of his business dealings; notes his announcement at Apr annual stockholders meeting of Westgate-California Corp ($185-million umbrella for most of his conglomerate interests) that he will soon turn over co's pres to vp P A Toft, but will remain as chmn; illus with Nixon at '62 San Diego luncheon

A San Diego Empire

HEWLETT HARBOR, L. I., May 13 &#8212; Dick Siderowf, a proved internationalist, turned back a surprising 19&#8208;year&#8208;old challenger, Farrel Furst, by and 2 in the final of the William D. Richardson Metarial golf tournament today.

Siderowf Wins Richardsim Golf 4th Time, Beating Furst, 3 and 2

WHEN Jerry Greenberg's success as the film editor of &#8220;The French Connection&#8221; was acknowledged last month with an Oscar, the person possibly most pleased, next to Greenberg himself, was Bede Allen, the New York film editor whose credits include, in addition to &#8220;Woman from The Year 2000,&#8221; such films as Robert Wise's &#8220;Odds Against Tomorrow,&#8221; Robert Rossen's &#8220;The Hustler,&#8221; Elia Kazan's &#8220;America, America,&#8221; Arthur Penn's &#8220;Bonnie and Clyde,&#8221; &#8220;Alice's Restaurant&#8221; and &#8220;Little Big Man,&#8221; Paul Newman's &#8220;Rachel, Rachel,&#8221; and George Roy Hill's &#8220;Slaughterhouse&#8208;Five.&#8221;

Dede Is A Lady Editor

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May 14, 1972

Headlines from May 14, 1972

PENNKEEPS TITLE IN HEPTAGONALS

The World

THE WEEK IN FINANCE

Volunteer Work: A Broader Appeal

MARICHAL VICTIM

Billboard 200

First Take

Harvest

America

Fragile

Graham Nash/David Crosby

Notable Births

Historical Context for May 14, 1972