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CUTE Today in Newsday Convention McGovern Accomplishes Impossible Foes Say Winner Must Seek Unity. Jimmy Breslin: Taking an Endurance Mike McGrady: Gray Prose, Great Inside, the NY Delegation Unites. LONG ISLAND $40,000,000 DEAL--An Italian financier has acquired the largest single shares -of the outstanding common stock of Franklin New York parent of Franklin National Bank, for $40,000,000. The purchase represents 18 per cent of the voting shares. Page 70A.

Long Island reports on Pages 18-33 21 TV Winners: Deadline Today Twenty-one winners have claimed their prizes so far this week in the Newsday TV Book Lucky Number Game, but the big $4,000 Bonus Jackpot still has not been claimed. Today at 5 PM is the deadline for claiming the jackpot and the week's other cash prizes. Details on Page 31. 72 Mission. Page 5.

Page 11. Test. Page 6. Yawns on Lullaby Night. Page 7.

Page 6. NATIONAL TWO HIJACKINGS Hijackers demanding ransom and parachutes commandeered American and National airlines flights in separate incidents. The air piracies came a week after two planes on the West Coast were hijacked within a 24-hour period. Page 4. INTERNATIONAL PEACE TALKS RESUME The Paris peace negotiations resumed today after a 10- week lapse but the positions of both sides appeared unchanged despite hopes of a new attitude on the part of the Communists.

In the air war, the U.S. acknowledged that it is using a full range of non-nuclear bombs against North Vietnamese troops. Page 9. Worldwide reports on Pages 9-17 WEATHER Cloudy, with periods of rain today and tonight. Rain ending tomorrow morning with pardial clearing.

High today in upper 70s; low tonight in the upper 70s; high tomorrow in upper 80s. Precipitation probability 80 per cent today, 70 per cent tonight. Sun sets 8:27, rises 5:37. (Tide tables in Sports Section.) THE CHESS BOARD Bobby Fischer, who capitulated after the 56th move of his first world championship game with Russia's Boris Spassky yesterday, threatened today to boycott the second game of the 24-game series unless television cameras were removed from the auditorium in Reykjavik, Iceland. Sources said he would forfeit the second game if he failed to appear within one hour of the starting time.

Here's an index to all the features: Bridge 36A Knickerbocker 107 Buchwald 62 Landers 35A Letters 65 Buckley. 63 Lowman 14A Classified 87-103 Medicine 13A Comerford 119 Money 70A-72A Comics 35A-37A Movie Time Table 66A Crossword 37A News Calendar 60A-63A Cryptoquote 37A Obituaries 33 Darcy 60 Problem Line 2A Editorials 60 Radio Listings 69A Entertainment 11A Sports 105-120 Gardens 15A TV. Listings 68A Horoscope 36A Thimmesch 63 In Review 7A-9A Viewpoints 60-65 Kitman. 69A Weddings 19A Total Pages Today-192 (When calling from Queens or NYC, first dial area code 516) Nassau Telephone: 741-1234. Nassau Classified Ads: 294- 6000.

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1 mo. Weekly By Mail Postpaid in 0.8. Weekdeys Sunday 843.00 $21.50 $11.25 $3.75 Weekdays only 80.00 16.00 7.50 2.50 Sunday only 18.00 6.50 8.75 1.25 Coming in a Sunday Ne Newsday Talking Audrey Jenny has been driving a cab on Long Island for 12 years. Her income supplements that of her disabled husband, Carl, and covers the cost of her flying lessons. Flying lessons? The 53-year-old grandmother takes to the air three times a week in a Skyhawk 172, usually toward Connecticut to bring her 6-year-old grandson home for a visit.

As a cab driver, she has found a proven cure for over-friendly passengers: "Step on the gas and scare the hell out of them." She talks about her most interesting passenger (a racing fan), male VS. female drivers (no difference), women's lib (needed), skyjackings (hideous) and drugs (a medicalpsychological problem) in the Ideas Section. Song and dance Ken Berry is a TV Andy Griffith Show," Troop," "The Ann Sothern Show," "Mayberry R.F.D."-always playing some sort of variation on the simple-but-loveable guy. Beginning Saturday, he's getting back to his origins in show business as a song-and-dance man on "The Ken Berry Wow Show." A TV Book profile takes him from his audition with Horace Heidt to his new comedyvariety show. Rather Be in Philly? There are more reasons to come to Philadelphia-one being that it isn't New York--than to stay away.

One of its delights is the compactness of the nation's fourth largest city. Unlike New York, Los Angeles and Chicago, Philadelphia is for walkers. With perhaps a short cab ride or two thrown in for efficiency, essential Philadelphia can be seen easily on foot, without courting exhaustion, in a weekend. The delights can start with a late-night Friday dinner at a picturesque, comfortable cafe. The food may not be the best available in the city, but this is supposed to be a Philadelphia weekend, not a gourmet's trip.

The next morning could start with browsing through one or more of the open-air markets, followed by a stroll through tiny, almost toylike streets full of old, restored houses tucked snugly away under the shadow of City Hall. That's only a foretaste of the things to see and do in the birthplace of the nation, as outlined in Sunday's Travel Section. Newsday Photo by Naomi Lasdon Audrey Jenny has a cure for over-friendly passengers. 2 Thursday, July 13, 1972.