Fourteen months ago, on Dec. 22. 1974, The New York Times published a story by Seymour M. Hersh saying that the Central Intelligence Agency had conducted &#8220;massive&#8221; illegal activities inside the United States. The story provoked a series of investigations that found not only widespread domestic but foreign abuses: attempted assassinations, coups, infiltration of church and press.

A Desire to Intimidate

A COMMUNITY defines itself in many ways&#8212;and only one of them is geographical. What is Long Island? It is partly Nassau County and partly Suffolk County, all on a narrow spit of an island full of beaches, coun

A Dramatic Awakening

Article on latest boom in beauty indus, skin care; comment on many products devoted to it; illus (M)

Beauty's Latest Boomlet: Skin Care

boxing promoter Don King discloses that reprs of Turkey, Kuwait and Sudan have agreed to guarantee $14‐million for Muhammad Ali‐Ken Norton bout; expresses desire to hold bout in US, preferably Shea Stadium in NYC; confirms that Ali will defend his title next against Jimmy Young in Apr in Costa Rica; illus of Ali (M)

Ali‐Norton Fight Sought for Shea

Black crime&#8212;a subject that blacks once regarded as &#8220;too sensitive&#8221; to be discussed openly&#8212;has now become a major public issue among many blacks who feel that the rising crime rate is hitting their communities hardest.

Blacks Organizing In Cities to Combat Crimes by Blacks

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Emily and William Harris, in jail ints with Susan Lyne and Robert Scheer that will be published in 2 installments in New Times magazine, tell story of Patricia Hearst's 19 mos with Symbionese Liberation Army that contradicts in its most crucial elements story Miss Hearst has told from witness stand during her bank robbery trial; hold Miss Hearst could have escaped on numerous occasions; contend she helped plan bank robbery; other contradictions noted; por of Harris's (M)

Miss Hearst Contradicted By Harrises on Key Points

Puritani, I (Opera). Richard Dyer int with soprano Joan Sutherland and her husband, conductor Richard Bonynge, on occasion of their forthcoming appearance in Met Opera revival of Bellini's I Puritani; illus (L)

Sutherland, Bonynge and ‘The Voice’

UNIONDALE, L. I., Feb. 21 &#8212;In this era of expansion in the National Hockey League, tight games are few and far between.

Bruins Win, 2‐1, on Islanders’ Mistake

Sec Kissinger, for US, and Min Antonio Azeredo da Silveira, for Brazil, sign in Brazilia agreement for consultations between US and Brazil on all important econ and pol issues involving both countries and their relations with rest of world (S)

U.S. and Brazil Sign Accord on Ties

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Repr Benjamin S Rosenthal introduces legis blocking sale of $1.2‐billion for construction and armored equipment; HR Internatl Relations subcom will meet Feb 23 to hear testimony from Asst Sec Alfred L Atherton Jr on Saudi sale (S)

U.S. PLANS TO SELL JETS TO MOROCCO

Lindbergh, Anne Morrow (Mrs Charles A Lindbergh): The Flower and the Nettle. Diaries and Letters of Anne Morrow Lindbergh. 1936‐1939, revd by Emily Hahn

An American's record of a troubled time

Kissinger says Nixon will brief Ford Adm officials on trip when he returns (S)

NIXON WILL REPORT ON HIS CHINA TRIP, KISSINGER ASSERTS

Royal Glint Takes Grey Lag

A L Huxtable appraisal of $45‐million Pennzoil Place in downtown Houston, Tex; says it is ‘notable work of architecture’ bldg was designed by Johnson/Burgee in conjunction with S I Morris Assocs; bldg described; illus (L)

ARCHITECTURE VIEW

List of safety tips for women as published by Newark, NJ, Sex Assault Rape Analysis Unit (M)

Rape—the Myth and the Reality

Article on architect Malcolm B Wells, who designs structures to conserve rather than cover land; illus and diagram of Wells' underground office; Wells por (L)

At Home on a Green Planet

CONCORD, N. H. &#8212; New Hampshire's earlybird Presidential primary campaign might well have bogged down in boredom this year had not a heated side issue arisen just as the candidates were beginning their treks through the snows in search of voters.

First Primary State Is Typical and Untypical

H Mitgang article on town, inspiration for F Scott Fitzgerald's novel The Great Gatsby; Fitzgeralds lived there, '22‐'24; illus (L)

Retracing Fitzgerald's Footsteps

PARIS The unpredictable Polish director Roman Polanski once remarked that he would like to make a movie that has only one character. &#8220;The Tenant,&#8221; the story he is now filming in Paris, is not quite that&#8212;the cast includes Shelley Winters, Melvyn Douglas

Can Polanski Make a Star of Polanski?

Guido Piovene, a northern Italian essayist who died in 1974, came into his own relatively late in life, largely after World War II. He was a moderately optimistic witness of the postwar reconstruction of his country and of Europe. From 1969 to 1972 he visited 12 countries of Western Europe for the newspaper La Stampa&#8212;with the eventual result of this book, in which he is moderately pessimistic. An excellent philosophical writer, Piovene was an elegant little man, with a worried doglike face tailored in the fashion (he. wore an Austro&#8208;Italian mustache) of certain northern Italians of the upper classes.

An Italian's insights and forebodings

New provisions in the personal income tax law, and recent tax rulings, are explained in articles on pages 12 and 13 of Section 3 to aid taxpayers in preparing their Federal returns.

Income Tax Facts

Bishop Francis J Mugavero of Bklyn RC Diocese issues pastoral lr defending ‘legitimate’ rights of all people, including homosexuals; lr, read in all parishes on Feb 15, is distinctive primarily for its tone rather than its content; his intent is to ‘urge priests, counselors and others to express concern and compassion’ for homosexual men and women; lr affirms heterosexuality as normal (M)

Bishop Mugavero Of Brooklyn Backs Homosexual Rights

Hatchet Man, $7.60, Captures Widener

Madeleine Angela Clinton-Baddeley was an English stage and television actress, best-remembered for her role as household cook Mrs. Bridges in the period drama Upstairs, Downstairs. Her stage career lasted more than six decades.

Angela Baddeley, English actress (born 1904)

Angela_Baddeley

Florence Glenda Chapman was an American singer and a founding member of the Motown vocal female group the Supremes. She sang on 16 top 40 singles with the group, including ten number-one hits. After being removed from the Supremes in 1967, Ballard tried an unsuccessful solo career with ABC Records before she was dropped from the label at the end of the decade.

February 22, 1976

Headlines from February 22, 1976

A Desire to Intimidate

A Dramatic Awakening

Beauty's Latest Boomlet: Skin Care

Ali‐Norton Fight Sought for Shea

Blacks Organizing In Cities to Combat Crimes by Blacks

Billboard 200

Desire

Still Crazy After All These Years

Gratitude

Station To Station

Chicago IX: Chicago's Greatest Hits

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for February 22, 1976