Attends NYS Sen session to vote for Cong reapportionment plan, although recuperating from hospitalization

DISTRICTING PLAN FOR STATE PASSED BY 1‐VOTE MARGIN

Justice Dept source says Adm did not know of existence of 'white supremacy' s; Sen Judiciary Com sets hearings on nomination; most Sens appear to be waiting for Carswell's explanation of s although some express view that person can change his views

CARSWELL SPEECH MISSED IN CHECK

Pres Nixon pledges renewed push to win Cong approval of plan to share Fed revenues with states and cities, State of Union Message

NIXON, STRESSING QUALITY OF LIFE, ASKS IN STATE OF UNION MESSAGE FOR BATTLE TO SAVE ENVIRONMENT

Nixon says US has resumed talks in Warsaw in same spirit in which it approaches relations with USSR, State of Union Message; says US concern in ties with both China and USSR is to avoid catastrophic collision and to build solid basis for peaceful settlement of differences

President Terms Prospect For Peace Much Improved

Gowon declares Nigeria can solve 'gigantic problem' of relief, news conf, Lagos; allocates $28-million more 'to insure that we are doing everything possible to bring relief to our people'; says he regards this as Nigerian problem to be solved by Nigerians; says France must make 1st move toward better relations, since it supported rebellion; says more than 100 Ibo drs who fled when Biafra fell have returned to posts; says flights of relief supplies will soon arrive at airfields near stricken areas; Ibo women waiting for rations in Owerri illus

NIGERIA INCREASES FUNDS FOR RELIEF

Israel repts its task force of helicopter-borne commandos has captured UAR island of Shadwan, at entrance to Gulf of Suez, after 6 hrs of fighting; repts 19 Egyptians killed, 41 captured; repts 3 Israelis killed; says 2 UAR torpedo boats carrying some 40 men were sunk by Israeli jets 10 mi S of island; repts UAR air and naval units tried during night to strike back but not to retake island, repts force will leave after removing Brit-made radar station; experts have been called in to decide if other equipment is worth removing, Israel says raid is part of mil operations resulting from UAR's decision to renounce cease-fire; is seen part of pre-emptive war aimed at reducing UAR's mil capacity; C/S Lt Gen Bar-Lev told commandos before raid that raid would throw UAR off balance; told them to take many prisoners, presumably to exch for Israeli officer in UAR hands; Shadwan protects UAR naval base at Safaga and is pan of UAR air defense system; UAR repts its forces engage in hand-to-hand fighting on Shadwan; repts at least 30 Israelis killed or wounded, 2 Israeli planes downed; holds Israeli plane bombed island for 4 hrs before attack force landed; repts UAR boat was hit during battle; map; illus

EGYPTIAN ISLAND REPORTED SEIZED BY ISRAELI FORCE

US Atty R Krupansky says Yablonski was slain to prevent him from testifying before Fed grand jury; says he thinks grand jury was probing UMW election

Murder Charges Filed

daily 'tragicomedy' of riding Penn Central divs trains described; illus

Commuters in Tragicomedy

Visit by Suspect Reported

$10‐BILLION ASKED FOR CLEAN WATER

NYS PSC to sue Penn Central to comply with on-time performance standards on Hudson and Harlem divs; repts only 1/2 of 402 rush-hr trains met comm criterion of being on time at least 80% of time during Oct, Nov and Dec of '69

P. S.C. Will Sue Penn Central Over Number of Its Late Trains

article on orgns being formed by groups of salesmen in major cities to bargain with brokerage-house mgts over pay scales; cuts in salesmen's percentage of comms spurs trend

Brokers Form Pay‐Bargaining Units

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program has been slowed in Mekong Delta because of stepped-up enemy mil activity

FOE IS STEPPINGUP ACTIVITY IN DELTA

Lindsay declares that heating crisis exists in city and directs HDA to use emergency powers to help tenants in unhealed bldgs; says boiler breakdowns have occured in such numbers as to present serious health problem; Bldgs Dept says that it has received more than 3,250 complaints of no heat in 24-hr period ending Jan 22; Lindsay says that Walsh will act under recurring emergency' provision of exec order under which admr has authority to dispense with pub bidding on any emergency contracts involving heating repairs costing more than $2,500; under munic regulations, city is permitted to direct repair of heating units if landlord neglects to do so and then bill landlord for cost; steps ordered by Lindsay to combat crisis listed; Bldg Inspectors Assn votes not to go along with Lindsay's proposal to work overtime, union meeting; union pres Glinsman says his governing bd has taken action because city, in similar situation last yr, waited 9 mos to pay inspectors overtime and 3 mos to pay car allowances

MAYOR ACTS TO AID HEATLESS TENANTS

Amb Jung returning home to become Gov of Maharashtra state

India Names Envoy to U.S.

Shriver says he is not candidate for office

Schumann Asserts France Favors Britain in Market

Biafran refugee colony in Libreville, Gabon, described

Gabon Gives Refuge to Biafran Exiles

US Embassy, Saigon, announces TN-20, new strain of 'miracle rice that combines high yields with better taste, is being introduced in S Vietnam

New Type of Miracle Rice Is Being Planted in Vietnam

KINSHASA, the Congo. Jan. 22 (Reuters) &#8212; A meeting be tween the President of this former Belgian colony and the President of the neighboring Congo Republic, whose capital is Brazzaville, was called off today. The Kinshasa Govern ment blamed the Congo Repub lic, a former French colony, for the cancellation.

2 CONGO LEADERS FAIL TO HOLD TALKS

LONDON, Jan. 22 &#8212; Prime Minister Wilson insisted in the House of Commons today that the Nigerian Government was &#8220;coming to grips&#8221; with the re lief problem, but he left many members skeptical and they forced an emergency debate next Monday.

Wilson Defends Lagos

Sen Javits arrives in S Vietnam on his 1st visit in 4 yrs; says he plans to study Vietnamization program and other aspects of US policy

Javits Arrives in Saigon

Nixon, in response to urgent Nigerian request for aid, sends transport with 25 jeeps, advance secs of 3 field hosps and 2 PHS officers; White House repts Nigeria made request after getting repts that relief problem is greater than earlier repts indicated; US will also airlift 50 generators, 10,000 blankets and hurricane lamps along with 25 more jeeps; planes will be flown into Lagos by IRC crews; US mil markings will be painted over, if Nigeria so wishes; White House also pledges 40,000 tons of high-protein food a mo for as long as it is needed; Wilson tells Commons that Nigeria is 'coming to grips' with relief problem; many members remain skeptical and order emergency debate

Nixon Sends Supplies by Plane In Response to a Lagos Request

US turns over telecommunications center linked to Wheelus

U.S. Communications Unit At Wheelus Given to Libya

US Asst Sec Sisco rejects USSR suggestions for peace formula, warns there is no point in continuing 2-power talks unless USSR adopts more flexible stand, meeting with USSR Amb Dobrynin; is 1st meeting between 2 since Dobrynin presented USSR note on Dec 23 rejecting US proposal; Sisco briefed Israeli Amb Rabin, Lucet and Brit Min Millard before meeting, US officials say main US objection to USSR stand is to USSR's rejection of Rhodes formula for Arab-Israeli talks; say USSR Min Gromyko and UAR Min Riad accepted formula principle during meeting with Rogers last Sept; indicate they will stand firm on peace proposal

U.S. Rejects Soviet Views on the Mideast

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January 23, 1970

Headlines from January 23, 1970

DISTRICTING PLAN FOR STATE PASSED BY 1‐VOTE MARGIN

CARSWELL SPEECH MISSED IN CHECK

NIXON, STRESSING QUALITY OF LIFE, ASKS IN STATE OF UNION MESSAGE FOR BATTLE TO SAVE ENVIRONMENT

President Terms Prospect For Peace Much Improved

NIGERIA INCREASES FUNDS FOR RELIEF

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