July 16, 1972

THE makers of “Portnoy's Complaint” appear to have been convinced that Jews today feel so secure in American society that nothing could possibly offend them. For, among other things, “Portnoy” is a truly anti‐Semitic film.

INGLEWOOD, Calif., July 15 —Millard Waldheim's Quack, a strapping 3‐year‐old, won the $175,000 Hollywood Gold Cup today, tying the United States record for 1¼ miles of 1:58⅕.

controversy erupts over foreign travel program sponsored by Monmouth County Action Program (MCAP) and financed by OEO; MCAP sent 67 under-privileged youths from county to Europe or Africa as part of its enrichment program; students were required to take $200 in spending money and to post $80 to assure adherence to conditions set down for trip, arousing some criticism that students were not really underprivileged; other complaints are that program was misuse of funds, which were left over at end of yr and would have had to be returned if unspent, and that trustees bd of MCAP never approved program; controversy detailed

Cold, frothy water—preferably spouting, gushing, billowing, spraying or even just sloshing—was a coveted commodity in New York yesterday as families flocked to beaches and pools, and children gathered at nozzled fire hydrants for the refreshing rites of a hot summer day.

Inmates of Maryland Houte of Correction, on July 16, seize maximum security part of inst, Jetsup, Md; state troopers, led by Md Police Chief T Smith, enter prison to quell riot after prison spokesman repts situation out of control; at least 6 persons injured; rioting is begun by about 200 prisoners congregated in recreation yd; prisoners shout demands to newsmen outside fence; they ask to speak to Gov Mandel, Repr Mitchell and others; L McDaniel, state correction systems information aide, says demands will not be met; prison officials fear hostages may have been taken when inmates stormed recreation yd fence