Ct reverses disorderly conduct conviction

DR. KING CLEARED IN '63 MARCH CASE; Aide Seized With Him Wins Test Appeal in High Court

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Justice Dept says it will continue probe into possible conspiracy in assassination although there is at present no evidence to support conspiracy plot; Mrs King and Abernathy believe murder was result of conspiracy

U.S. WILL CONTINUE ITS INQUIRY ON RAY; But High Officials Do Not Believe There Is Evidence of Conspiracy in Murder

stormy seas and high winds in recovery zone threaten to force change in time and place of splashdown; Bermuda tracking station forced to shut down antenna because of high winds; McDivitt repts seeing whitecaps from space; 3 alternate recovery zones listed; astronauts take pictures of earth, fire craft's main rocket; craft is now in orbit with 288-mi apogee and 113-mi perigee; flight plan schedule

STORM MAY ALTER APOLLO LANDING; Astronauts See Whitecaps in Atlantic Target Area

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bipartisan NYS Legis com repts out liberalized bill

G.O.P. MAY SOFTEN TAYLOR PENALTIES; Albany Leaders Draft New Revision as Governor Signs Measure Passed Friday

Vol of gold trading falls sharply as speculators conclude France's labor problems will not lead to devaluation; rise in gold price to $43.80 per oz, London and Zurich, $48.81, Paris, attributed to Israeli-Arab clash, Suez Canal areas

French Workers Strike; Money Market Is Calmer; GENERAL STRIKE STAGED IN FRANCE

Pleads guilty to murder of Rev Dr M L King Jr, gets 99-yr prison term; hints there was conspiracy involved in murder; Ray por

RAY ADMITS GUILT IN DR. KING DEATH, SUGGESTS A PLOT; Judge Sets 99-Year Term After a Jury of 12 Men Agrees to Arrangement

THRONGS IN CAIRO CRY FOR REVENGE; Police at Funeral of General Killed by the Israelis Whip Mob Hemming In Nasser

Mayor's Rent Guidelines Bd proposes limiting rent increases on uncontrolled apts to 15% on 2-yr leases or 20% on 3-yr leases; also urges cutback to 15% of any increases exceeding that amt on leases signed after May 31 '68, and asks that tenants be given credit on increases above 15% they have paid since Jan 1 '69; also recommends City Council put property of any landlord who refuses to comply with guidelines under standard rent control; Lindsay hails proposals, demands real estate indus accept them or face legis for 'some form of direct rent control'; Smith and Cuite criticize proposals; Smith says Council will hold hearings on 18 pending rent control bills; proposals detailed; include requiring bldg owners to join an assn and certify they will abide by guidelines; question of who will determine when owner violates guidelines left unanswered; also vague is proposal that owner be permitted to charge free-mkt rent for apt voluntarily vacated

Mayor's Rent Panel Urges 15% Limit on 2-Year Rises; Cutback on Any Greater Increases Also Asked, Retroactive to Jan. 1-Council Leaders Say Ceiling Is Too High

80 protestors and 22 addicts vacate bldg after receipt of a NYS eviction order; vow to hold series of protest demonstrations; bldg had been surrounded by police; addicts score NYS addiction program as more punishment than rehabilitation; Matthew illus inspecting bldg

Protesters Give Up Harlem Building; Protesters in Harlem Give Up Building Seized to Treat Addicts

Sup Ct places heavy penalties on illegal Govt eavesdropping by ruling that spying and racketeering defendants can see certain of Govt's surveillance transcripts to tee if their rights were violated, cases of J W Butenko and I Ivanov, convicted of spy charges, and of W I Alderman and F Alderisio, convicted of extortion; Ct holds defendant and atty must be shown all transcripts of bugged conservations in which defendant takes part or that occur on his premises; ruling seen discouraging Govt from prosecuting some spy suspects; Ct holds no distinction should be made between defendants in spy cases and in ordinary criminal cases

Court Rules Spy Suspects Can See Files on Bugging; Supreme Court Rules Spy Suspects Can See Files on Bugging

BLS repts unemployment rate stayed at 3.3%, Feb; new seasonally adjusted high of nearly 70-million were employed; employment rose by 380,000 jobs, highest monthly increase ever recorded; 2.9-million were unemployed; nonwhite unemployment rate put at 5.7%, lowest since '53

JOB ROLLS ADDED 380,000, A RECORD, DURING FEBRUARY; Nonfarm Total Is 70 Million -- Unemployment Steady at 3.3% in Month

Govt accepts Onassis' offer; Onassis says he orginally made $550-million offer but Govt chose to concentrate on 1st stage of major indus projects, news conf

Niarchos Defeated By Onassis on Deal; Onassis Defeats Niarchos on Big Greek Contract

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Laird, ending visit, says current offensive has not achieved mil success; denies US has intensified fighting in S Vietnam since bombing halt; illus

LAIRD FORESEES A TROOP CUTBACK BY U.S. IN VIETNAM; Calls Replacement of Some G.I.'s by Saigon's Troops 'Desirable and Possible'

Nguyen Van Thieu says any resumption of bombing of N Vietnam in retaliation for enemy attacks would be directed against mil targets

Thieu Comments on Bombing

SAIGON, South Vietnam, Tuesday, March 11 (UPI) -- Enemy forces fired seven rockets into the old imperial capital of Hue last night, killing at least two civilians in the first attack on the city since the start of their offensive Feb. 23.  

Enemy Shells Hue for First Time in Offensive; 2 Are Killed and 5 Wounded When 7 Rockets Explode

enemy fires 7 rockets into Hue; at least 2 civilians killed; attack said to broaden offensive; enemy forces fight allied troops near Saigon and central highlands for 3d day; details; S Vietnamese troops suffer heavy casualties in battle near Cambodian border; other action reptd; S Vietnamese Army says 89 civilians have been killed, 449 wounded in enemy shelling since Feb 22; map

Foe Stands and Fights

Vietnam Casualties

Russians Ask Transfer

China charges USSR provoked incident to divert attention of Russians who, it says, are massing for revolution against 'fascist rule

Soviet Said to Face Revolt

Peking scores anti-Chinese demonstrations in Moscow, protest note; demands compensation for damages to its embassy; charges USSR provoked border clash to divert attention from internal strife; Pravda repts hundreds of Soviet soldiers and sailors have applied for transfers to border guard units since clash

Peking Protests Marching in Moscow

S Vietnamese specialists say current tension between USSR and Communist China causes strains in and between N Vietnamese and Vietcong delegations; Xuan Thuy said to be friendly to USSR, Tran Buu Kiem to China; US sensitivity to Chinese element in Vietnam situation viewed as reason for transfer of Green

Dissension in Hanoi and Vietcong Delegations in Paris Reported; South Vietnamese Assert Soviet-Chinese Clash Causes Strains -- Analysis Is Accepted by Some Americans

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March 11, 1969

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DR. KING CLEARED IN '63 MARCH CASE; Aide Seized With Him Wins Test Appeal in High Court

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U.S. WILL CONTINUE ITS INQUIRY ON RAY; But High Officials Do Not Believe There Is Evidence of Conspiracy in Murder

STORM MAY ALTER APOLLO LANDING; Astronauts See Whitecaps in Atlantic Target Area

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