JANUARY
Boeing Picked To Design U.S. Supersonic Airliner; G.E. Engine Plan Selected
Vietcong Pledge 7-Day Cease-Fire For Asian Holiday
Rockefeller Calls For ‘Just Society’ As He Is Sworn In
Ruby, Oswald Slayer, Dies Of a Blood Clot in Lungs
Governor Offers $2-Billion Plan On Highways And Unified Transit; City Study Urges New Taxi Setup
City Calls for Gas-Oil Plan Of Heating to Cut Pollution
Pollution Foes Ask Storing Gas in Pits Dug by A-Blasts
Manchester’s Book Says Oswald ‘Was Going Mad’
New Police Board Finds Complaints Are Off Sharply
Democrats Vote To Oust Powell As House Committee’s Chairman; He May Be Kept From Seat Today
Johnson Asks A 6% Surcharge On Taxes For Vietnam War And Poverty Programs – Powell Denied House Seat Pending Five-Week Inquiry
Stocks and Bonds Surge In Massive Trading Day
Control Of Army Tightened By Mao Amid Dissension
Hundreds Saved as Gas Leak Starts 4-Block Queens Fire
Chou Says Foes Of Mao’s Policies Are Losing Fight
Eaton Joins Rockefellers To Spur Trade With Reds
U.S. Jets Resume Raids On Targets In The Hanoi Area
Negro Woman Is Named to Head State Civil Services
Maoist Red Guards Seize Headquarters Of Police in Peking
Republicans Say President Leads U.S. To ‘Failure’
Kerr Ousted as President By California U. Regents
Space Planners Debating Next Stop After the Moon
Johnson May Adapt Program to Court South’s Democrats
Johnson Proposes Raising Social Security Benefits; Seeks Higher Payroll Tax
Johnson’s $169.2-Billion Budget Provides $73-Billion For Defense And Limited ‘Great Society’ Rises
Tax on New TV Sets Urged To Help Educational Video
Johnson Drops Guidepost Of 3.2% For Rise In Wages; Chase Reduces Loan Rate
3 Apollo Astronauts Die In Fire; Grissom, White, Chaffee Caught In Capsule During A Test On Pad
Board Of Inquiry Begins A Review Of Apollo Blast
Explosions In U.S. And Canada Rock Yugoslav Offices
President Urges National Attack On Air Pollution
FEBRUARY
Oxygen Fire Kills 2 In Space Test
$4.7-Billion State Budget Balanced By Bond Issues, Lottery And Tax Speedup
U.S. Is Considering Double Nike Shield If Soviet Talks Fail
Chinese Embassy Accuses Russians Of Beating Aides
Detective in Nader Case Says G.M. Altered Papers
Tug Strike Ended With Agreement For 30-Hour Week
Johnson Outlines $350-Million Plan To Aid Crime Fight
Blizzard Cripples East Coast; A 12.6-Inch Snow Buffets City; Schools Will Be Closed Today
Johnson Says U.S. Hopes New Truce Leads To Parley
Rusk Bars A Halt In Raids Till Hanoi Eases War Effort
President Seeks To Roll Back Rise In Gasoline Prices
U.S. Fails To Raid In North Vietnam As Truce Expires
State’s 8 Catholic Bishops Ask Fight on Abortion Bill
700 Pages of Leonardo MSS. Found in Madrid
Order By Johnson Reported Ending C.I.A. Student Aid
President Bars Agency Influence Over Education
13 U.S. Helicopters Shot Down By Foe, 10 In Single Action
News Guild Aided By Groups Linked To C.I.A. Conduits
Aid By C.I.A. Put In The Millions; Group Total Up
Javits Calls on Legislature To Pass Abortion Reform
Students Opposing U.S.-Aided Regimes Got C.I.A. Subsidies
C.I.A. Men Aided Strikes In Guiana Against Dr. Jagan
Kennedy Defends View On Abortion
C.I.A. Aid Backed By White House As Legal Policy
3 Of SS Sentenced In Death Of Jews
‘Strangler’ Is Seized Near Boston
U.S. Planes Drop Mines In Rivers In North Vietnam
Hoffa Faces Early Jailing As High Court Denies Plea
MARCH
Ramsey Clark Nominated To Be Attorney General; Father To Quit High Court
House Excludes Powell, 307 To 116; Rejects Inquiry’s Censure Move, Overriding Two Parties’ Leaders
Kennedy Asks Suspension Of U.S. Air Raids On North; Administration Unmoved
Civilian Dead Put at 95 In Raid in South Vietnam
Pentagon Hopes to Reduce The Guard by 15 Divisions
Blunting of C.I.A. Drive By Disclosures Is Feared
Johnson Plans Draft By Lottery, With 19-Year-Olds Called First; Would Cut Deferments Sharply
Hoffa, Manacled, Is Led Into Prison
Jackie Robinson Condemns Party Over Meredith
Stalin’s Daughter Apparently Defects And Consults With U.S. Aides in India
Stalin’s Daughter Will Get Asylum in Western Europe
U.S. Jets Attack Iron-Steel Plant In North 2d Time
De Gaulle Loses 40 Seats; Assembly Evenly Divided; Reds Make Big Advances
De Gaulle Wins One-Vote Margin In New Assembly
Bodies of Kennedy, Children Are Moved To Permanent Grave
Johnson Defends Bombing But Invites Peace Talks; Bunker To Replace Lodge
U.S. Aides Forecast Rise In the Bombing in Vietnam
Lone U.S. Jet Raids Major Power Plant In the Hanoi Region
Ford Fund to Cut Grants, Especially to Universities
Wealthy Negroes Form New Group For Legal Rights
Guam Talks End; President Voices Hope And Caution
Outnumbered G.I.’s Rout Foe in Jungle, Killing 423
900 of Foe Killed in a Day; Westmoreland Hails G.I.’s
Dr. King To Press Antiwar Stand
U.S. Aides Shifting View On Pacifying Vietnam Villages
Vietcong Batter A Large Convoy On Main Highway
Easter: A Day for Worship, a ‘Be-In’ or Just Parading in the Sun
Senators Charge Reins On Air War Increase Losses
Jets Bomb Grounded Tanker Off Cornwall
President Orders C.I.A. To Halt Aid To Private Groups
Jet Kills 9 Girls in Motel; 9 Others Dead in Crash
APRIL
British Buy More F-111’s In Bid to Keep World Role
Thant Urges U.S. Declare A Halt In Vietnam War
New Strike Curb On Public Aides Voted In Albany
U.S. Fears Hanoi Is Brainwashing American P.O.W.’s
Influx Of Mafia Worries Canada
Cornell Fire Kills 8 Students and Professor
$250,000 Ransom Frees Boy, 11
Romney Calls for Victory; War Policy Like Johnson’s
Use of Battleships in War Considered by McNamara
Apollo Fire Review Board Finds ‘Many Deficiencies’; Calls For Safety Moves
N.A.A.C.P. Decries Stand Of Dr. King on Vietnam
Johnson and Other Chiefs Gather Without Fanfare
700 Pupils Flee Burning Queens School in 3 Minutes
Warren Critical Of Bugging Law
Treaty Pledging Peace In Space Backed In Senate
F.B.I. Is Watching ‘Antiwar’ Effort, President Says
Monument Unveiled For 4 Million Killed At Auschwitz Camp
Justices Rebuff the South On Pupil Integration Stay
Bugging Reported to Yield Evidence For Milk Inquiry
U.S. Finds Only 1% On Welfare Lists Are Employable
U.S. Jets Bomb Haiphong; First Attack Inside City Knocks Out Power Plant
Stalin’s Daughter in U.S. to ‘Seek Self-Expression’
Life, The Times to Serialize Stalin Daughter’s Memoirs
Cleveland to Crack Down On Riotous Negro Groups
Soviet Astronaut Killed As His Spacecraft Crashes When Chute Lines Snarl
Peking Says Planes Felled Two U.S. Jets Over China
Daughter Says Others Share Stalin Crimes
Censure Of Dodd Is Asked In Ethics Panel’s Report For ‘Dishonor’ Of Senate
Clay Refuses Army Oath; Stripped of Boxing Crown
Ford and Mobil Seek a Fume-Free Car
MAY
Dr. King Accuses Johnson On War
Senate G.O.P. Study Calls U.S. War Role Error by Democrats
Westmoreland Reported Seeking Force Of 600,000
Marines Repulse Northern Troops In Battle On Hill
U.S. Marines Drive For Final Stretch Of Hill In Vietnam
U.S. Marines Seize 3d Hill In Vietnam After 12-Day Push
Hanoi Displays 3 Downed Pilots Of U.S. Bombers
Ex-Official of C.I.A. Lists Big Grants to Labor Aides
High Court Voids Obscenity Charge In 3 Test Cases
U.S. Plans X-Ray Defense Against Missile Warheads
A U.S. Destroyer In Far East Bumped By Soviet Warship
A Soviet Warship Bumps U.S. Vessel 2d Time In 2 Days
Hong Kong Riot in 3d Day; Chinese Protest to British
Powell’s Exclusion Related to Racism, High Court Is Told
U.S. Crime Study Sees Cosa Nostra As Growing Peril
Kenedy Round Succeeds; 50 Nations To Cut Tariffs, Liberalizing World Trade
Mob in Shanghai Ransacks Home of British Diplomat
Shot Kills Texas Policeman In Riot at a Negro College
Allies In Vietnam Begin An Assault On Buffer Region
A Tax on Profits Of Churches Urged By Episcopal Group
U.S. Plans To Sell Navy Yard To City For $24-Million
Cairo Calling Up 100,000 Reserves; Iraq to Send Aid
U.S. Asks Citizens Not to Visit Israel Or Arab Neighbors
As Thant Arrives in Cairo, Egyptians Report Laying of Blockade Mines
U.S. Backs A Big Effort To Keep Mideast Peace; Thant Cuts Cairo Visit
Draft Extension Of 4 Years Voted By House, 362-9
Nasser Pledges To Destroy Israel If There Is War
Thant Bids U.N. Reaffirm Right To Police Mideast
Thant Says Failure In World Morality May Bring On War
Mideast ‘Breathing Spell’ Supported by U.S. in U.N.
1-Million Gold Theft Is Laid to 4 in Aruba
JUNE
Political Tactics Block A Solution To Building Tie-Up
Egyptians Bar U.S. Consul From Ships at Suez Canal
Moscow Says U.S. Hit A Soviet Ship In Vietnam Port
U.S. Denies Attack On Soviet Vessel In North Vietnam
Israeli-Egyptian Battle Erupts; Planes And Tanks Are In Action; Cairo Reports Attacks From Air
Israeli And Arab Forces Battling; Both Claim Land And Air Victories; Cease-Fire Efforts Stalled In U.N.
Israel Sweeps Ahead On All Fronts; Security Council Asks A Cease-Fire; Egypt Breaks With U.S., Closes Suez
Israelis Rout The Arabs, Approach Suez, Break Blockade, Occupy Old Jerusalem; Agree To U.N. Cease-Fire; U.A.R. Rejects It
Egypt And Syria Agree To U.N. Cease-Fire; Israel Reports Troops Reach Suez Canal; Johnson, Kosygin Used Hot Line In Crisis
Nassar Says He Is Resigning, But Assembly Rejects Action; Forces Of Israel Invade Syria
Cease-Fire In Syria Accepted; Israelis Hold Border Heights; Soviet Breaks Ties To Israel
Israel War Toll Put At 679 Dead, 2,563 Wounded
Justices Upset All Bans On Interracial Marriage
Marshall Named For Hight Court, Its First Negro
Tens of Thousands at Wailing Wall
Kosygin Coming To U.N. Assembly, Meets De Gaulle In Paris Today; Johnson Will Be ‘Glad To See Him’
Kosygin Is Arriving Here Today; Meets 2 Hours With De Gaulle; Assembly To Open This Morning
China Announces It Has Exploded A Hydrogen Bomb
Kosygin Rides and Walks Around Manhattan
Kosygin Bids U.N. Penalize Israel; Eban Says Moscow Fosters War; Johnson Asks Arab-Israeli Talks
Clay Guilty in Draft Case; Gets Five Years in Prison
A.M.A., in Reversal, Favors Liberalizing Of Abortion Laws
Johnson To Meet Kosygin Today At College In Southern Jersey, With Agenda Open For Any Issue
Johnson, Kosygin Talk 5 Hours About Mideast, Vietnam, Arms And Agree To Meet Tomorrow
Kosygin Goes Sightseeing at Niagara Falls
Johnson, Kosygin End ‘Useful’ Talks, With No Gain On Mideast Or Vietnam; Russian Insists U.S. Pull Out Troops
U.S. and Panama Agree On New Canal Treaties
Johnson Reviews Life In America And Finds It Good
All Barriers in Jerusalem Are to Come Down Today
Arabs and Israelis Mingle Gaily in United Jerusalem
JULY
Ky Gives Up Race For Presidency, Bowing To Junta
Egypt And Israel In 5-Hour Battle Along Suez Canal
51 Marines Killed In Fierce Battle Near Buffer Zone
Israel Reports Suez Clash For the 3d Successive Day
Soviet Defeated In Voting At U.N. On Middle East
Moscow Apparently Bars Armed Role in Mideast
Two B-52’s Collide And Crash Into Sea On Way to Vietnam
Law On Vagrancy Voided In Albany As A Usurping Act
Police Shortages Disturb Suburbs
3 U.S. Transports Sent To Kinshasa To Aid Congo Army
Mercenaries, With Armor, Hold Airport in the Congo
Rocket Plane May Let Astronauts Land at Airfields
Israel Reports the Sinking Of 2 Egyptian Boats
Newark’s Mayor Calls In Guard As Riots Spread
11 Die, 600 Hurt In Newark Riots; Troops Used To Curb Negroes; Governor Sees ‘Insurrection’
Newark Riot Deaths At 21 As Negro Sniping Widens; Hughes May Seek U.S. Aid
Plainfield Policeman Is Slain by a Mob; Guards Sent In; 3 More Killed in Newark
Congress Votes Rail-Strike End; Lines Prepare To Resume Today; Commuters Take Tie-Up In Stride
Israeli Envoy Urges U.S. to Supply Arms
New Navy Chief Among 82 Killed In Air Collision
Newark Meeting On Black Power Attended By 400
Hatred and Pity Mix In Views of Whites On Newark Negroes
Carl Sandburg, 89, Poet And Biographer, Is Dead
Detroit Is Swept by Rioting and Fires; Romney Calls In Guard; 700 Arrested
U.S. Troops Sent Into Detroit; 19 Dead; Johnson Decries Riots; New Outbreak In East Harlem
Troops Battle Detroit Snipers, Firing Machine Guns From Tanks; Lindsay Appeals To East Harlem
Detroit Riots Reported Curbed After Tanks Battle Day Snipers; 4 Negro Leaders Call For Order
President Forms Panel To Assess Causes Of Riots
The Forrestal Set Afire By Blast, 29 Planes Burn; Some Aboard Feared Dead
At Least 70 Dead In Forrestal Fire; 89 Others Missing
Prayers for Racial Peace Led by President
AUGUST
Paris Vows To Aid Liberation Aims In French Canada
Officials in Newark Seek College Land For Negro Housing
Police in 3 Cities Say S.N.C.C. (Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee) Chiefs Incited Rioting
Johnson Asks For 10% Surcharge On Personal And Business Taxes; 45,000 More Men To Go To Vietnam
197 Missions Set Record For Raids On North Vietnam
Rockefeller Asks Wiretap Powers In Constitution
Rap Brown Calls Riots ‘Rehearsal For Revolution’
2 Policemen Held In Negroes’ Deaths During Detroit Riot
G.O.P. Governors to Join Rockefeller in Slum Talks
Senate Defeats A Move To Block Arms Sale Loans
New F-111 Troubles Delay Combat Tests in Vietnam
Senators Deplore ‘Fraud’ In Vote Drive in Vietnam
Johnson Orders New Target List In Vietnam Raids
U.S. Planes Bomb Targets 10 Miles From Chinese Line
Mansfield Terms Raids Near China A Dangerous Step
Dr. King Planning Protests To ‘Dislocate’ Large Cities
House Approves Civil Rights Bill To Curb Violence
State Court Bars Confining Addict Against His Will
Rap Brown Seized On an Arms Charge By Federal Agents
Rockefeller Asks U.S. Not To Draft Police, Firemen
New U.S. Smoking Report Warns of Cigarette Peril
Students Approve A Militant Stand For Black Power
U.S. Jets Flatten Buildings In Raid on Center of Hanoi
Meany Endorses A Tax Rise To Let All Share In War
113 Business Leaders Back A Temporary Rise in Taxes
(George Lincoln) Rockwell, U.S. Nazi, Slain; Ex-Aide Is Held as Sniper
Hanoi Said To Use Airfields In China As MIG Sanctuary
2 Dead, 14 Missing As 18 Sky Divers Fall Into Lake Erie
Team Leaves Washington to Observe the Elections in South Vietnam
Chinese Battle Police In London
Nassar And Hussein Urge Compromise With Israel At Arabs’ Summit Parley
SEPTEMBER
Johnson’s Observers in Vietnam Fan Out to Inspect the Election
Mafia Is Giving Up Heroin Monopoly
Election Is Held In South Vietnam; Turnout Is Heavy
Thieu And Ky Are Victors In South Vietnam Ballot; 83% Of Electorate Votes
3 Experts From U.S. Call Voting ‘Reasonably Fair’
U.S. Aides Foresee Saigon Peace Step As Result Of Vote
36 Marines Killed South of Danang; 142 of Enemy Dead
U.S. To Construct Vietnam Barrier Near Buffer Zone
Peking Plotters Imperil Mao Rule, An Aide Asserts
U.S. Jets Renew Raids Near China; Strike Rail Yard
Teachers Reject Offer; Schools Will Open Today Under Supervisory Staff
Teachers Tie Up City’s Schools; 400,000 Pupils Miss Opening Day – L.I.R.R. Stoppage Affects 80,000 Riders
More Pupils Miss School; City Asks Court To Punish 3 Teachers’ Union Leaders
Justice Orders Teachers Back; Union Is Defiant
India to Get Contraceptives Under New U.S. Aid Plan
U.S. Will Deploy Missile Defense Around Nation
Israelis Assured U.S. Will Deliver Bombers In 1967
Jets Bomb Bridge Near Chinese Line And Hit Haiphong
M’Namara Warns Soviet On Adding To ICBM Defense
Air Safety Rules Stiffened; Cost Is Put at $2-Billion
School Accord Is Reached; Classes Expected Monday If Teachers Ratify Terms
Goldberg Urges Hanoi’s Friends To Advise Peace
O.A.S. Views Photos Said to Show Guevara
Soviet Signs Pact To Send More Aid To North Vietnam
Militant Vietnam Buddhists Ally With Critics of Voting
Lindsay Steps in As Schools Face Total Collapse
School Conferees Agree; Union To Vote Tomorrow; Classes Likely This Week
U.S. Planes Battle MIG’s During Raid On Rails in North
President Denies Military Victory Is Goal In Vietnam
Egypt Says U.S. Reneged On Its Mideast Promises
OCTOBER
At Embattled Conthien, the Marines Dig Deeper
U.S Planes Bomb An Enemy Wharf And 2 MIG Fields
Johnson to Seek Aid Of Business For Ghetto Jobs
Myrdal Warns U.S. To Aid Poor Whites As Well as Negroes
U.S. Officers Say Conthein Assault Has Been Broken
U.S. Jets Attack 2 Enemy Bridges And 2 MIG Bases
Cut In NASA Funds Halted By Senate
Criticism of War Mounts; Johnson Defends Policies
Medical Scientists Differ On Safety of Marijuana
Bailey Says G.O.P. Uses War For Gain
Bolivia Confirms Guevara’s Death; Body Displayed
Red Sox Set Back Cardinals By 8-4 And Even Series
Rusk Says Stake In Vietnam War Is U.S. Security
Confession Gives Details Of Three Rights Killings
Romney Says War Is Used by Johnson To Conceal Waste
Reagan Charges Johnson Is Silent On Vietnam Gains
14 Allies Propose Plan To Give NATO A Political Role
Soviet Capsule Is Reported on Venus
Venus Inhospitable to Life, Soviet Capsule Discovers
Brooklyn Students Battle Police in Peace Protest
Mississippi Jury Convicts 7 Of 18 In Rights Killings
Egypt’s Missiles Sink A Destroyer Of Israel’s Navy
Israelis Blame Soviet Missiles In Sinking Of Ship
One of the Two Missile Boats That Cairo Says Sank Israeli Destroyer
Israel and Arabs to Get Jets As U.S. Eases Arms Curbs
Eisenhower Joins Truman In Group Backing The War
Coronation of a Modern Monarch and His Queen is Marked by Pomp of Old Persia. Iran’s Shah Crowns Himself and Queen
Adm. McCain’s Son, Forrestal Survivor, Is Missing in Raid
Columbia Starts $2,700,000 Plan To Help Harlem
Pentagon Buying Revised In Drive On Overcharges
Dr. King Gives Up In Alabama to Start 5-Day Jail Sentence
NOVEMBER
Shells Hit Lawn Of Saigon Palace During Reception
Johnson Asserts War Protesters Do Not Aid Peace
Cambodians Welcome Mrs. Kennedy
Johnson Predicts a Revolt By Public Against Crime
Kennedy Sees a Doubling Of Taxes if Charter Loses
$15.7-Million Given To Spur Research On Contraceptives
Stewart Bids Court Weigh Legality of U.S. War Role
Constitution Beaten, Transit Bonds Win Jersey G.O.P. Captures The Legislature
Cairo Says It Guarantees ‘Right of Israel to Exist’
Saturn 5 Places Apollo In Orbit In A Smooth Test
Recovery of Apollo 4 Spacecraft in the Pacific After its Successful 8 1/2- Hour Flight
Mystery Clouds Release of 3 G.I.’s by the Vietcong
Lindsay Supports Rockefeller Race As Good For G.O.P.
Japanese Pacifists Report 4 Deserted a U.S. Carrier in War Protest
Philby, in Interview, Says He Would Spy For Russians Again
X-Ray Missile to Be Key In Defense Against China
63 Cities Chose To Get Slum Aid; New York Listed
Johnson Retorts To Critics Of War; Scores Rowdyism
Britain Devalues Pound To $2.40 To Avert A New Economic Crisis; Severe Restraints Are Imposed
Federal Reserve Rate Up; 6 in Common Market Move To Back A Loan To Britain
Mills To Restudy Tax Rise Plan, Revised In Light Of Cut In Pound; Prime Bank Rate Begins To Go Up
Cuts In Spending To Spur Tax Rise Put At $4-Billion
Dakto Hill Falls To U.S. Soldiers; Fighting Is Bitter
Tension Over Cyprus Keeps Greek and Turkish Armies on the Alert
U.S. Stands Firm On Price Of Gold Stresses Supply
Russians To Limit East Coast Catch In U.S. Fish Accord
Kennedy Asserts Johnson Shifted U.S. Aim In Vietnam
M’Namara Is Named By U.S. To Head The World Bank; Johnson Move A Surprise
Eisenhower Backs U.S. Land Forays In North Vietnam
M’Namara Takes World Bank Post; War Shift Denied
DECEMBER
Dollar Defended By U.S. Expansion Of Credit Abroad
62 Mothers Are Arrested in Protest Over Transfers of Bronx Pupils
Johnson Invites World Inspection Of Atomic Plants
Heart Transplant Keeps Man Alive in South Africa
Dr. King Planning To Disrupt Capital In Drive for Jobs
U.S. Aides Admit They Got U.N. Report of Enemy Bid
Police Turn Back War Protesters
Johnson Among Leaders at St. Patrick’s Rite for Spellman
Lynda Johnson Is Wed in White House
Soviet Warns U.S. On Spreading War Beyond Vietnam
30-Nation Appeal On Curbing Births Presented to Thant
Huge U.S. Airlift Taking Two Brigades to Vietnam
Greek King Flees To Rome With Family After Failing To Overthrow The Junta
Core of Virus Is Made Artificially
Johnson Welcomes Upton Sinclair, 89, At Meat Bill Signing
Prime Minister Holt Feared Drowned On a Skindiving Trip Near Melbourne
Panel on C.I.A. Subsidies Divided Over Alternatives
Marcus, Ex-Lindsay Aide, Held With Corallo, A Mafia Leader, In Kickbacks On City Contract
Council Approves A 3d Superagency (EPA)
President Is in Australia; He Gets Assurance on War
Johnson Meeting With Thieu Heals Rift On Vietcong
Pacificiation Moves Slowly In Mekong Delta Region
Johnson Confers With Pope Paul On Vietnam War
U.S. Says Chinese Have Conducted 7th Atomic Test
Christmas Brings Melancholy Joys to Dakto Bunkers
Saigon Force Pins Foe Against Sea, Reports 200 Dead
Pope Is Said to Plan A Mission to Hanoi
Sihanouk Eases Stand Opposing Incursion By U.S.
3 Drug Companies Guilty of Monopoly In Antibiotic Field
East Side Is Uneasy As Robberies Go Up 70 Per Cent in Year