Hare Krishna sect eyes NYC center

This article, "Hare Krishna sect eyes NYC center" was published in The Albuquerque Tribune, August 2, 1973, in Albuquerque, New Mexico. 

NEW YORK - The Hare Krishna sect - the chanting, bell-ringing, saffron-gowned young devotees who have become an eye-catching fixture on the streets of New York, in other American cities from coast to coast, and in Europe - has become so successful that it is on the verge of buying an expensive Manhattan property for its new international headquarters and New York center.