Cammareri, A; Fortunato, J;: A Cammareri is shot to death and J Fortunato, 18, is wounded by passer-by on July 29 in Manhattan as they stand on street after Cammareri's bachelor party; alleged gunman J DellaValle is also wounded when E Revuelta, Bklyn Family Ct officer and friend of Cammareri, pulls up in car and shoots him; DellaValle is charged with homicide, felonious assault and possession of dangerous weapon; incident described

BRIDEGROOM‐TO‐BE SLAIN AFTER PARTY

Article on rising profit trend in '72, with new high in prospect; growth in corporate efficiency seen a key factor; situation in major industries discussed; graphs of trend in major cos; cartoon

Sweet Smell of Profits

Humorous article by K Amis on ways to prepare drinks for unwelcome guests; cartoon

For the Dropping‐in‐for‐a‐Drink Season: A Guide to Offensive Action

Wyoming Seminary, Wilkes and Kings Colls are among insts in Wilkes-Barre area which are hard hit by floods; damage at Wilkes exceeds $10-million

Wilkes‐Barre Dazed A Month After Flood

V Canby discusses films he recommends, including films The Candidate, The Sorrow and the Pity, Play It Again Sam, The Godson and Frenzy, and some he does not recommend for summer viewing

From Must See to Must Miss

Prof P A Samuelson, in article adapted from recent speech to Swedish-Amer Chamber of Commerce, NYC, notes increasing Amer uneasiness over foreign competition and growing protectionist sentiment among all but few academic economists; says it is now widely believed that quotas will keep real wages in US from deteriorating from present level and that Amer lacks comparative advantage; says it is logically impossible for any country to lack comparative advantage in anything; says Amer management know-how and mobile capital may find most efficient use in employing foreign labor and sees US becoming service or hq econ rather than mfg one, functioning on investment earnings from abroad; questions, however, willingness of foreign nations to allow this to happen; calls belief in universal quotas 'pitiful delusion' and maintains they will lower real standard of living in US; Samuelson illus

POINT OF VIEW

CINCINNATI, July 29&#8212;Jerry Morales's run&#8208;scoring single in the 17th inning scored Nate Colbert and gave the San Diego Padres a 4&#8208;3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds tonight.

Padres Top Reds In 17 Innings, 4‐3

LOS ANGELES &#8212; Senator Thomas F. Eagleton faced a news conference here last week and said: &#8220;Quite frank ly, I did not think the experience have had in these instances [of de pression] was of that great moment. I now realize it is. I've read the head lines in the morning papers. . .&#8221;

The Nation

CANTON, Ohio, July 29&#8212; Instead of being embarrassed, as some feared, by the Kansas City Chiefs, the New York Giants did well enough today in a 23&#8208;17 defeat to give their more optimistic followers some thing to hang on to.

CHIEFS TOP GIANTS AT CANTON, 23‐17

WASHINGTON&#8212;Democratic Vice Presidential nominee Thomas F. Eagle ton had two fundamental goals: to give the public some exposure to &#8220;Tom Who?&#8221; from Missouri ... and to help unite the party behind his Presi dential running mate, George Mc Govern.

article by C Bromberg, inmate at Yardville Reception and Correction Center, on various playwrighting activities of inmates at center; program, Cell Block Theater, is part of rehabilitation effort

Listening to Each Other—Behind Bars

Tidal Handicap: Droll Role wins Tidal Hdcp at Aqueduct Race Track; illus

AQUEDUCT FINALE ATTRACTS 39,340

Actress C Chase humorous article on beauty tips she has tried to put to use

An Actress Tells Her Beauty Secrets, Or.. Never Let a Whale Bite Your Leg Off

CLEVELAND, July 29&#8212;Aus tralia's top women tennis play ers scored victories today and took a 3&#8208;1 lead over the United States into the Bonne Bell Cup final&#8212;which will feature a re match between Chris Evert and Evonne Goolagong tomorrow.

Miss Melville's Victory Helps Australia Take 3‐1 Tennis Lead

article on Amer Motors Corp econ comeback; chmn Chapin comments; Chapin por; sketch of new auto model

American Motors Rolling Again

J Leonard wins Schaefer 500 auto race on July 29 at Long Pond, Pa, in finish that is filled with confusion; USAC scorers at first declared A Unser the winner even though there were indications that he was as much as 2 laps behind; 45 minutes after end of race, scorers award race to Leonard and place Unser 3d; details; illus

Leonard Wins 500 on Recount

J Didion's reflections on women's liberation movement based on books written by feminists in past yrs; concludes thqt although initial idea of women's movement is creation of revolutionary class in Marxist-Leninist sense, many feminists are apparently 'converts who want not a revolution but romance,' who believe in own chances for new life in exactly the mold of their old life; notes apolitical nature of women's discussions, now still centering around day-care centers, as another instance of resistance to possibility of pol ideas; drawings

The Women's Movement

freelance writer P Andrews article on Frazier purchasing and living on Brewton Plantation in Beaufort County, SC; illus

Joe Frazier Travels a Lifetime and a Century to Cover 19 Miles

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Helen Traubel Dies; Wagnerian Soprano

July 30: (McGovern Campaign--Eagleton Affair--Eagleton's Driving Record) Sen McGovern says on July 29 there may not be change in Dem Pres ticket after he and Sen Eagleton meet next wk; Eagleton said earlier that McGovern assured him in telephone call that he is still with him; McGovern arrives in Rapid City, SD, on his way to his home town of Mitchell; says he has advised Eagleton that he has been under intense pressure to ask that he withdraw from ticket; sr members of McGovern's staff are known to have been urging that he drop Eagleton; anonymous Sen close to McGovern says McGovern waited until last night to decide whether Eagleton's health disclosure seemed 'fundamentally fatal'; says gen conclusion is that there is no way ticket can recover from disclosure; McGovern tells newsmen it is 'to a great extent' up to Eagleton whether he remains on ticket; Eagleton's office issues statement calling attention to survey conducted by Gallup Poll for Newsweek (pub) showing 59% of 513 persons interviewed reject notion that Eagleton's health history makes him unfit for Vice Pres, 55% say he should not withdraw; key McGovern strategist is skeptical about results of poll; Time Magazine releases results of survey of 1,015 voters taken by Crossley Surveys Inc and showing 76.7% hold Eagleton's disclosure will not affect their vote, but 5.2% plan to switch support to Nixon; details on indications McGovern shifts to neutral ground from which he can gracefully accept Eagleton's resignation; details on McGovern's activities

M'GOVERN DEFERS EARED MOVE PENDING PARLEY

July 30: S Vietnamese marines, July 29, fight bunker to bunker in advance toward Quangtri Citadel; rept their forward elements are 100 yds from Citadel; say N Vietnamese have sent in reinforcements; enemy keeps up heavy arty attacks on S Vietnamese positions guarding western approaches to Hue; fresh fighting reptd at Bongson; US B-52s bomb around Quangtri in efforts to cut off reinforcements and supplies; S Vietnamese troops move out of Hoian after ordering several thousand civilians to move south into S Vietnamese-controlled territory along Rte 1; 2 S Vietnamese helicopters shot down in Mekong Delta; Tamquan and Quangtri scenes illus; map

Close‐Quarter Fight Rages Near Citadel at Quangtri

Depression. It is one of the most common, most insidious of all hu man ills&#8212;and like so many forms of mental illness, one of the least under stood. Last week Senator Thomas F. Eagleton, for his own special reasons, indicated that he would seek to &#8220;edu cate&#8221; the public about depression. Political considerations aside, the need for such instruction is widely recog nized in the medical fraternity.

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NY Times telephone survey of Dem Natl Conv delegates from NYS, NJ and Conn shows delegates favor, 2-1, withdrawal of Sen Eagleton from Dem natl ticket; results of survey (involving nearly 1/4 of 438 delegates) seen particularly significant because all delegates questioned are McGovern supporters; many delegates say less-committed McGovern supporters would be even more opposed to Eagleton's continuance on ticket; survey detailed; comments of delegates M Parker, L Slaughter, D G Collins, A Levine, others noted

Delegates in 3 States Say Eagleton Should Quit Race

James Michael McIlvaine is an American former professional basketball player who spent seven seasons in the National Basketball Association (NBA) with the Washington Bullets, Seattle SuperSonics, and New Jersey Nets. The 7-foot-1 shot-blocking specialist is perhaps best remembered for the fall-out that occurred after he signed with the Seattle SuperSonics in 1996.

July 30, 1972

Headlines from July 30, 1972

BRIDEGROOM‐TO‐BE SLAIN AFTER PARTY

Sweet Smell of Profits

For the Dropping‐in‐for‐a‐Drink Season: A Guide to Offensive Action

Wilkes‐Barre Dazed A Month After Flood

From Must See to Must Miss

Billboard 200

Honky Chateau

School's Out

Exile On Main St.

Still Bill

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Historical Context for July 30, 1972