November 6, 1972

article chronicles process of 'tipping' 1st school then neighborhood from mostly white to mostly black; describes changes that occurred in Winthrop JHS, East Flatbush, from '62, when school was 99% white and integration began, to '72, when area became 99% black; says that in '68, when balance was 62% black‐38% white, neighborhood also began to change and is now mostly black; says tipping process has made parents involved in controversy over busing of black pupils from low‐income Tilden houses in Brownsville to jr hss in Canarsie and E Flatbush afraid that similar changes will occur in their neighborhoods

James J. Needham, chairman of the New York Stock Exchange, has accepted an invitation to visit Moscow later this week as a guest of the Bank of Foreign Trade of the Soviet Union. Page 65.

NY Times poll of 1,281 of top Amer indus execs finds that overwhelming majority plan to vote for Nixon in Nov 7 election and that domestic econ policy is key campaign issue for them; 91.4% plan to vote for Nixon, 6.7% for McGovern; over 93% believe McGovern's econ policies would be harmful; over 82% express agreement with Nixon's policies; poll indicates widespread support for econ controls

State Sec Rogers says on Nov 5 that because peace accord calls for withdrawal of foreign troops and supplies from Laos and Cambodia, he expects that cease‐fire, which will occur in S Vietnam, will also occur in Laos and Cambodia, statement on NBC program 'Meet the Press'

The Washington Redskins defeated the New York Jets, 35‐17, yesterday before a record 63,962 at Shea Stadium. A crowd of 62,689 saw the Giants down the Denver Broncos, 29‐17, at Yankee Stadium. Page 57.