June 19, 1969

major discovery reptd by teams of Congressmen that visited coll campuses is that war is not paramount issue resented by students; students consider war immoral and unjust, but feel end of war will not result in end of campus unrest; regard US as imperialistic in war

John J. Cassese resigned yesterday as the president of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association and announced he would devote his "full efforts" to the campaign of Mario A. Procaccino, the Democratic candidate for Mayor. He also said he was going to leave the police force.

former Sec Clifford calls on Nixon to scale down mil operations and to schedule withdrawal of all Amer ground combat forces by end of next yr, article in Foreign Affairs (pub); contends only such policy of disengagement will compel Saigon Govt to broaden its base and assume proper share of fighting; similar statements made recently by Harriman and Vance noted; in article, Clifford traces evolution of his thinking from his days as hawk, prior to mid-'67, to present; is critical of US refusal to change mil orders inherited from Johnson Adm; other details on article

Marchi, victor in Repub primary and also Conservative nominee, says law and order will be critical issue in his campaign for Mayor

Meyer to announce Adm decision in s to meeting of delegates from 21 Latin-Amer nations gathered in Trinidad for econ discussions; move seen as gesture to Latin Amer, whose leaders claim goods bougnt in US often cost as much as 40% more than similar goods elsewhere