Article on difficulties faced by inhabitants of Hawaii as result of changes that they are undergoing in quality of life; econ system is shifting from plantation economy to 1 based on tourism and development; various Hawaiians comment on their plans for future; illus of S Niheu, member of orgn Help Hawaii, and farmer C Riveira

New Hawaiian Economy Causes Minority Unrest

To the New York Yankees, the turning point came on the day when Ralph Houk closed the clubhouse door, denied he was a lame&#8208;duck manager and told the players that the Co lumbia Broadcasting System would have to &#8220;fire me&#8221; be fore he would leave.

The Day Houk ‘Laid It on Line’

The Thunderbolts of August

OCEANPORT, N. J., Aug. 12 &#8212;Bertram R. Firestone took a liking to the sprightly filly, Sparkalark, last winter and purchased her for more than $30,000 from the British Blood Stock Agency.

Sparkalark, $9, Wins in Jersey

DO YOU KNOW ANY IMPORTANT MAN IN BUSINESS WHO DOES NOT READ TORBES MAGAZINE?&#8208;ADVT.

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Aug 13: US air power seen having saved S Vietnamese Army from collapse during Hanoi offensive; Pres Thieu reptdly tries to convince US that the only way to bring war to a definite conclusion is to continue heavy bombing for several more mos; Pres Nixon and Thieu seem to be in harmony; US pilots have been given much wider operations latitude under Nixon than Pres Johnson; say they have 'more targets than we can hit'; current mil situation compared with '65 when US started bombing N Vietnam and sent the first of its marines to Danang

Last G.I. Combat Troops Leave Quietly

article on US-Soviet trade negotiations notes that there are basic natural forces at work to expand trade between 2 countries and that trade has been increasing despite absence of official agreement; predicts that trade will continue to expand even if agreement is not concluded

THE ECONOMIC SCENE

SAIGON&#8212;Police crackdowns, prison torture and arbitrary government be havior in general are nothing new to the South Vietnamese, but President Nguyen Van Thicu's latest steps to tighten his control over all aspects or life here have alarmed even his long suffering countrymen.

The World

HARRISON, N. Y., Aug. 12 &#8212;After trailing in the runner up spot for two rounds, Jack Nicklaus took command in the $250,000 Westchester Classic today by two strokes with a 54&#8208;hole total of 202.

Nevil Cards 73 and Drops to 2d Place

BALTIMORE, Aug. 12&#8212;Luis Tiant pitched a three&#8208;hitter and Bob Montgomery and Ben Oglive hit home runs as the Boston Red Sox trimmed the Baltimore Orioles, 5&#8208;3, to gain a split of their double&#8208;header Saturday.

ORIOLES TRIUMPH, THEN LOSE, 5 TO 3

Relapse, The: Sir J Vanbrugh play The Relapse, presented by T Guthrie Theater, Minn, revd by W Kerr

The Premise and the Promise Both Pay Off

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., Aug. 12 &#8212; Summer Guest was quite magnificent in the $54, 400 Alabama today. The Roke by Stables' star opposed a slim field of four rivals in the 1&#188; mile event for 3&#8208;year&#8208;old fillies and carried top weight of 121 pounds.

Alabama Captured By Summer Guest

children participate on Aug 12 in medieval festival at Cloisters in Fort Tryon Pk (NYC) and watch jousting tournament; festival is staged under auspices of Cloisters, Met Museum of Art, Community Environments and neighborhood groups; illus

...And a Dragon Said No to St. George

SAN DIEGO&#8212;When the Republican party switched its national con vention from this Navy paradise to the navel paradise in Miami Beach, a disk jockey played &#8220;Exodus&#8221; over station KOGO and a communal sigh of relief was clearly audible above the sound of waves beating along the shore. The reasons varied:

Oh, to Be in Sunny, Surfy, Carefree, Conventionless San Diego

CHICAGO, Aug. 12&#8212;Tommie Agee led off the top of the 10th inning with his eighth home run of the season and propelled the New York Metsi to a 2&#8208;1 victory over the Chi cago Cubs at Wrigley Field to day before a paid crowd of 32, 229.

METS BEAT CUBS IN 10 INNINGS, 2‐1; AGEE HITS HOMER Mays Socks No. 652 of Career. Loses Another on a Disputed Ruling

Meeting between Dem Pres candidate McGovern and NYS Dem leaders is delayed by 2 dozen persons demonstrating against Brit presence in Ulster

DEMOCRATS PRAISE CHOICE OF WAGNER AS START OF UNITY

SEATTLE, Aug. 12 &#8212; Terry Bradshaw was hot and Joe Namath was cold today as the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the New York Jets, 22&#8208;3, before a crowd of 44,038 in the Univer sity of Washington Stadium.

JETS ARE BEATEN BY STEERS, 22‐3

Book The Air War in Indochina, edited by R Littauer and N Uphoff, revd by R Kleiman

The bonus and the onus

WASHINGTON&#8212;Senator George Mc Govern, on the campaign trail at last, stopped at a shoe factory in Man chester, N.H., last Thursday and told a small crowd that gathered:

Politics

Sparky Lyle, the man who enters games at Yankee Sta dium to the regal organ strains of &#8220;Pomp and Circumstances,&#8221; had his crown slightly tar ished yesterday. But he never theless performed royally when he had to as the Yankees gal loped past Milwaukee, 10&#8208;6.

Lyle, in 27th Save, Stops Threat

K Cavander nostalgic article on rr 'locomotive spotting,' pastime of children in England and Scotland in '40s and '50s; children would record numbers on locomotives and classify them according to usage; train-watching tips for modern US spotters noted; cartoons

Locomotive Spotting: To Recall it Is To Feel the Old Stir

SAIGON, South Vietnam, Aug. 12&#8212;In the last 24 hours B&#8208;52 bombers carried out what a spokesman described as &#8220;prob ably their heaviest raids ever&#8221; over North Vietnam.

AIR UNITS REPORT HEAVIEST ATTACK BY B‐52'S IN NORTH

R K Lifton, a McGovern econ adviser, in article on McGovern's econ views, contrasts McGovern's and Nixon's views of world; says Nixon's view requires massive commitment to arms and maintenance of troops to defend foreign soil while McGovern stresses concentration of resources domestically to increase productivity and improve living conditions

In Defense Of McGovern

comment on Thieu Govt's imprisonment and alleged torture of alleged Communist sympathizers; recent decrees permitting Thieu to legislate by decree discussed; Thieu cartoon

SAIGON TORTURE IN JAILSREPORTED

Actress S Tyrrell, appearing in J Huston film Fat City, int on career; illus

‘Fat City's’ Susie— Oh, Oh, What a Girl!

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August 13, 1972

Headlines from August 13, 1972

New Hawaiian Economy Causes Minority Unrest

The Day Houk ‘Laid It on Line’

The Thunderbolts of August

Sparkalark, $9, Wins in Jersey

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