November 4, 1967

names 12 business leaders, led by J C Wilson, who also heads conf, to com to seek solutions; list; Wilson says com will propose alternate courses of action leading to recommendations to business community; Dr E M Bums (Columbia Soc Work School) puts number of recipients at 8-million, total welfare costs at $6.5-billion, repts; notes that of 1-million adults caring for dependent children, only 50,000 are employable fathers; notes recipients are only part of 34-million living below poverty level; NYS police arrest group of demonstrators organized by Natl Welfare Rights Movement and City-wide Coordination Committee of Welfare Groups for trespassing near conf

de Gaulle says in effect that EEC must be ltd to its 6 members and that other W Eur nations should merely be associated with it, s, Paris; seen confident of excluding GB, now hurt by Chalfont affair; envisions EEC core surrounded by Western assoc members (including GB) and outer circle of other Eur nations

scores US and China and warns of readiness of USSR mil might, Kremlin s opening Bolshevik Revolution 50th anniv fete; illus

Sec McNamara repts USSR is apparently developing Fractional Orbital Bombardment System (FOBS), method by which nuclear bomb can be fired from orbit, statement and news conf; says conclusion is based on intelligence data from series of space tests since Sept '66; discusses advantages and disadvantages of system compared with ICBMs; says new Amer over-the-horizon radar will negate advantages; says US has decided against developing FOBS

Western experts believe USSR began designating apparent tests of orbital bombing system as Cosmos satellites to call tests to attention of West