Zelmanowitz describes how he sold stolen bonds, carried on foreign operations in stocks; says he made $1-million in 5 yrs, paid no income tax on it

DE CARLO WITNESS GOT RICH IN HURRY

Nixon Adm officials confirm that US has agreed to supply F-104 jet fighters from USAF 'excess stocks'; say it may be several mos before deliveries are made; rept transfer was approved shortly before Nov 20, '69, when Repr Sikes offered amendment to foreign aid bill to appropriate $54.5-million to send China sqdn of more advanced F-4s; Cong has not taken final action on amendment, which is opposed by Sen and approved by HR; Adm officials refuse to speculate whether F-104s are 'insurance' in case Cong bars F-4 funds

Taiwan to Get 18 F‐104's From ‘Excess’ U. S. Stocks

DEFICIT ON L.I.R.R. IS CITED IN MOVE FOR A FARE RISE

Gov Rockefeller and Civil Service Employes Assn agree on contract providing 14% pay raise in next 2 yrs, settlement seen costing record $250-million; pact is 1st under new Collective Bargaining Law for assn, representing over 90% of employes; is subject to Legis approval; Sen Dem leader Zaretzki backs settlement; Rockefeller comments

STATE EMPLOYES TO GET 14% RAISE IN A 2‐YEAR PACT

Nixon Flies to Massachusetts for Birthday Dinner Cooked by Daughter

USSR, in Izvestia article, links rept of resumption of Chinese-US talks with an attack on Chinese, causing Western diplomats to suggest possible renewal of USSR warning of Chinese-US collusion against USSR

Soviet Assails the Chinese, Tells of U. S.‐PekingTalks

NASA spokesman says center will close June 30

VIETNAM KILLINGS LAID TO KOREANS

OHIO FIRE KILLS 21 IN NURSING HOME

FPC repts cold weather and other factors have produced serious power shortage in Penna-NJ-Md region; notes failure of some hydroelec plants and gas turbine plants during cold; Pub Service Elec & Gas Co cited

Frigid Air Grips City; Thousands Without Heat

French official sources seek to reassure US that Libyan arms deal will not upset arms balance and lead to new arms race; say clause bars Libya from yielding Mirage jets to 3d party, stress France seeks peace through 4-power talks, reaffirm embargo policy of selling no arms to nations directly involved in conflict; Israelis and some French experts hold Libyan Air Force could not absorb advanced jets it seeks; Israeli Foreign Min holds arms far surpass Libya's needs and will undoubtedly wind up in UAR for use against Israel

FRANCE CONFIRMS LIBYANS WILL GET 50 MIRAGE PLANES

Vespucci MS. Given to U.S. Library

MOSCOW, Jan. 9 (AP)&#8212;Sen ator Eugene J. McCarthy, in the fourth day today of a scheduled five&#8208;day visit here, had no in dication he would see Premier Aleksei N. Kosygin, which he hoped to do. Yesterday the Minnesota Democrat visited the Soviet Institute for the Study of the United States and the Institute of World Economy and International Relations.

McCarthy Near End of Visit

V Gaudigs, 31, who recd transplant in June, dies, Bonn (W Ger) U

German Liver Patient Dies

Sweden deposits in Washington its instrument of ratification of nuclear nonproliferation treaty; is 25th country to ratify; 43 must ratify before treaty is effective

Sweden Deposits Treaty

announcement stirs flurry of diplomatic and Communist party consultations in E Eur; some sources suggest E Eur foreign mins may meet soon on move; Rumania reptdly views resumption very favorably

U.S.‐PEKING TALKS STIR SOVIET BLOC

Japanese Foreign Min sources see Chinese agreeing to resume talks with US not because of desire to improve Chinese-US relations but as diversion against Moscow

JAPAN WELCOMES U.S.‐CHINESE TALKS

Brit Army to hand back security duties in Belfast and Londonderry to Royal Ulster Constabulary; Brit troops were sent to Ulster after bloody Prot-Cath riots in summer, '69

POLICE TO RESUME FULL DUTY IN ULSTER

US troops, supported by tanks, arty and air strikes, kill 109 enemy in 2 days of fighting near Tayninh; 2 Amers killed, 10 wounded; 1 US helicopter downed; US marines kill 8 enemy in northernmost mil region; 2 more US helicopters downed; S Vietnamese troops kill 19 enemy near Quangngai, kill 26 in Mekong Delta; US repts enemy covered its retreat from position near Tayninh by using tear gas; maps

U.S. Reports 109 of Foe Killed in Battle

S Korean Pres Park urges US to move slowly with its new Asian policy to give Asian nations time to build up their own defense capacities, news conf, Seoul

President Park Urges U.S. To Go Slow on Asian Policy

De Beers rents '69 diamond sales at record $691.2-million, up 15%

Diamond Sales Set Mark

Pathet Lao and N Vietnamese forces reptdly fire rockets into Pakse, 2d largest city; kill 1 person, wound 2; strike US AID compound but cause no serious damage; Premier Souvanna Phouma scores N Vietnam's role in war

15 Rockets Strike a City in Laos; Pathet Lao‐Hanoi Units Blamedl

Agnew Hints at Aid to 4 Nations

Pietsch given 10-day jail sentence for causing disturbance in ct in seeking hearing for his case

War Protester Loses Case And Gets 10‐Day Sentence

US Appeals Ct reverses convictions of 2 persons arrested during Oct '67 antiwar demonstration at Pentagon and orders new trials for them; rules dist judge seemed to have 'predetermined guilt before the case was fully presented', convictions of N Mailer and 3 other persons upheld; judgment against J Rubin vacated and his case sent back to dist ct for further proceedings

CONVICTIONS OF 2 IN PROTEST UPSET

Meeting, Brussels; France continues boycott, ostensibly because of irregularities in convening meetings; Brit, however, believe French think GB is using meetings to circumvent French opposition to Brit pol role in Eur; 5 of 6 members assure Sec Stewart they will not make binding pol decisions until negotiations begin on Brit entry into EEC

British Assured on Market Political Talks

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January 10, 1970

Headlines from January 10, 1970

DE CARLO WITNESS GOT RICH IN HURRY

Taiwan to Get 18 F‐104's From ‘Excess’ U. S. Stocks

DEFICIT ON L.I.R.R. IS CITED IN MOVE FOR A FARE RISE

STATE EMPLOYES TO GET 14% RAISE IN A 2‐YEAR PACT

Nixon Flies to Massachusetts for Birthday Dinner Cooked by Daughter

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