September 29, 1969

Dubcek removed from Presidium, will also be ousted as Fed Assembly chmn; allowed to retain Central Com seat; 29 liberals ousted from Central Com, 3 expelled from party; Husak, in rept to com, pictures Dubcek as weak and wavering, unable to stem 'right-wing opportunistic forces' in party and counterrevolutionary forces outside it; com, on his recommendation, approves resolution justifying invasion; annuls official party actions before and after invasion, including manifesto of Aug 21, '68, denouncing invasion; those removed from Central Com include Smrkovsky, J Hajek, F Vlasak and M Hubl; those expelled from party are Lt Gen Prchlik, A Cerny and V Slavik; 19 of those expelled from Central Com were permitted to resign at their own request; Dubcek's post on Presidium taken by J Kempny, also named Deputy Premier

Laird completely revamping budget-making process to give back to mil principal role in shaping budget request; will relegate to much less influential role work of young civilian analysts whose services were valued by McNamara; will also bring guidance from Natl Security Council to bear very early in budget-making process; some of McNamara's major reforms being retained, including 5-yr budgets and their orgn along functional lines, rather than giving each service branch share of total; new approach to be applied for 1st time to fiscal '72 budget; procedure detailed

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New ed of Petit Larousse, containing sonic Anglo-Saxon terms, pub; criticism of terms by some linguists noted

GSA adopts new rule requiring that bldg sites or leased space for Govt offices most be situated within 'reasonable proximity' to low- and moderate-income housing; rule cited as example of Adm's quiet approach to civil rights

Article on menace of land subsidence and underground fires which fill atmosphere with fumes, resulting from yrs of underground mining in NE Penna anthracite region; illus; earth cracks cause homes to slide; some incidents described; authorities efforts to combat peril discussed

600 more Brit troops begin arriving after Cath-Prot violence it renewed, Belfast; will be deployed in western part of city, where several Cath homes were burned; Caths in area build 6 new barricades; charge Brit troops stood by and watched their homes being burned; rioting described

Mayor Lindsay announces police will be present at school to insure peace, statement; decision follows conf with Brown, Police Comr Leary and Monserrat, Gracie Mansion; Lindsay also announces local school bd reprs and Brown will meet to select mutually acceptable replacement for Altman; Lindsay repr explains background of controversy; Brown says he opposes Stover because he is not licensed supervisor; UFT pres Shanker charges Black Panthers who terrorized school are also responsible for resignation from local bd of 4 or 5 of its members, TV int; says similar incidents under decentralization will keep 'decent people' from serving on local bds in future

trial prepared by Israelis for arsonist accused in Al Aska Mosque fire compared to that held for Eichmann; defendant will sit it in glass booth, trial will be held in large hall and large influx of newsmen is expected

group of Harlem leaders including Repr Powell demand Gov Rockefeller halt construction of bldg, warn of violence as militant groups press demands for low-cost housing or other projects on site