White House policemen, in ceremony greeting Wilson, wear new uniforms; illus; Nixon and Wilson illus

White House Police Don Dazzling New Uniforms

US reptd to have used members of Cambodian sect Khmer Serai, dedicated to overthrow of legitimate Govt, on covert missions into Cambodia in '67; disclosure made in testimony in '68 trial of Green Beret Capt J J McCarthy, convicted of killing sect member employed by US mil forces in S Vietnam, because he believed him to be spy; US sources say sect members were used mainly as interpreters and guides for intelligence and operational groups operating against Communist forces in Cambodia

U.S. Is Reported to Have Hired Sihanouk Foes for '67 Missions

Carswell denies incorporation was part of move to bar desegregation of munic facilities, Sen com; says he was asked to donate $100 to help repair club but never discussed with anyone that the transaction might affect racial integration; says he never served as dir or in any other capacity; check of Fla '56 press repts do not show club was being formed to avoid racial integration

Carswell Denies He Tried To Balk Club's Integration

Commerce Dept, in special econ forecast, predicts that construction of new housing units will decline well into '70

COMMERCE AGENCY SEES A SLOWDOWN

Gov McNair, in contrast to other Govs in Deep South, says he will comply with ct orders to desegregate 2 dists by Feb 16, will oppose attempts to close down pss and urges strengthened ps system, TV int; attacks Repr Watson for holding out 'false hopes' of averting desegregation; says he will oppose efforts to repeal compulsory attendance law; bill to repeal attendance law offered in Legis; ct order applies to Greenville and Darlington Counties, while remaining 21 dists have till Sept to desegregate, but lawyers for Negro plaintiffs there say they plan to seek orders for earlier integration

South Carolina Governor To Obey Court on Schools

Message to HR explaining veto of HEW-Labor Depts funds bill

NIXON LINKS VETO OF EDUCATION BILL TO HIGH SPENDING

FBI probe is being aided by '4th man' who backed out of murder 'contract'; informer is said to have revealed that killers were promised $3,900 and that suspects 'cased' Yablonski home by making undetected entry 3 wks before slayings; Gilly's father-in-law, S Huddleston, revealed to have been UMW organizer in Tenn and eastern Ky; FBI and USN end search of river after finding .38-caliber pistol; grand jury convenes; Yablonski sons and Gilly's wife are among first 6 witnesses

INFORMER AIDING IN YABLONSKI CASE

US reptdly has assured Arab govts that Nixon message does not invalidate US peace proposals and that Adm has made no decision on Israeli request for econ and mil aid; Arabs at UN speak bitterly of message, sec it showing US is incapable of even-handed policy and dashing hopes awakened by 'more reasonable' recent US proposals; Amer sources hold message contained nothing that has not been said before by Amer policymakers, believe warm Israeli endorsement of message triggered Arab reaction; Arab anger comes at time when Jordan and UAR reptdly are showing some cautious interest in US proposals; Arab press reacts to message with rage; Lebanese Premier Karami scores US stand

U.S. IS SAID TO GIVE ARABS ASSURANCE ON MIDEAST PLANS

Sen, 70-15, approves modified 'no-knock' statute; Ervin defeated in his attempt to eliminate provision from omnibus bill when Sen Griffin turns tide by proposing slightly tighter language, approved earlier by Sen in crime bill; statute now provides that judge may issue warrant for 'no-knock' raid if it is probable that narcotics 'will be' destroyed or disposed of; Sen, 45-36, defeats Sen Hughes amendment to transfer Govt judgements on effects of various drugs out of Justice Dept; amendment had been opposed by Dodd and Hruska

NARCOTICS RAIDS WITHOUT WARNING VOTED BY SENATE

Arbitration panel clears univ of charges made by former faculty member Rev P O'Reilly of anti-union activities and violation of acad freedom in 1st decision in dispute stemming from dismissal of 33 faculty members in '65; rules univ 'acted reasonably' in notifying O'Reilly that contract would not be renewed and says he is not entitled to any monetary damages since school paid him for length of contract, but rules univ 'acted unreasonably' in suspending him without following detailed procedures for such actions; United Fed of Coll Teachers pres I Kugler scores decision as totally unsatisfactory; pres Cahill is gratified that univ was cleared of 'false charges'

Arbitrators Absolve St. John's Of Teachers' Antiunion Charge

Fed Reserve Bd releases minutes of Open Mkt Com including late '65 period during which, it is revealed, Martin succeeded in getting Bd to vote for rise in discount rate despite strong opposition by Pres Johnson and some Reserve members because of still-uncertain inflationary pressure

Reserve Chief's 1965 Fight Disclosed

Chaban-Delmas says that if any of jets France sells to Libya appear on Arab-Israeli front, remaining deliveries will be embargoed, TV int; says France does not try to 'feed' conflict nor abandon her neutrality at Israel's expense; reaffirms French guarantee of Israel's right to exist; Min Schumann earlier made similar statement to French Sen Foreign Affairs Com, which then adopted resolution holding France increases tension by her arms policy and calling for Sen debate

CHABAN DEFENDS LIBYAN JET DEAL

LONDON, Jan. 27&#8212;Active purchases by Communist China in world metal markets have contributed to heavy volume and soaring prices on the Lon don metal exchange. But deal ers are divided in their inter pretation of the buying spree.

British Dealers Puzzled

Handling of Student Rioters Displeases Marcos

Chinese leaders launch austerity drive in conjunction with programs for stockpiling food and strategic materials; programs linked to war threat USSR is said to pose and to nationwide call for 'combat readiness'

China Stockpiling Strategic Materials

SECURITY COUNCIL Meets at 10:30 A.M. on South&#8208;West Africa. GENERAL ASSEMBLY Committee on Elimination of Racial Discrimination&#8212; 10:30 A.M. and 3 P.M.

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today

US Gen Acctg Office rept on 'questionable tax payments' to other countries notes Nationalist China collected $300,000 from US for US defense activities, fiscal '67-68 period

Report Shows U.S. Pays Taxes To Nations Getting Military Aid

Nigerian Red Cross repts it is widening relief efforts; repts 110 tons of food and drugs are trucked into former Biafran area daily; repts condition of most refugees entering area appears 'fairly good'; says worst cases of malnutrition appear to be in area immediately north and east of Owerri; USAF, after protesting to State and Defense Depts, removes its insignia from cargo craft assigned to airlift; Defense Dept sources rept Repr Rivers backed USAF stand; Brit businessmen watching polo match in Lagos illus

Nigerian Red Cross Says It Is Widening Relief Drive

CBS TV newsmen M Safer and G Miller arrested, Lagos; passports and accreditation taken away

C.B.S. Says Lagos Held Two

ECOSOC Development Planning Com urges 75% of donor country contributions toward econ progress in developing countries be in form of 'official aid' as distinct from private investment capital

House Votes $1.8‐Billion Foreign Aid Appropriation

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27&#8212; The United States Air Force, reluctantly yielding to Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird and the Government of Nigeria, has removed its insignia from heavy cargo aircraft for a relief airlift to Lagos, Pentagon sources said today.

Air Force Removes Insignia

BEIRUT, Lebanon, Jan. 27&#8212; President Nixon's message to American Jewish leaders on Sunday has raised the ques tion among Arab political lead ers and some Western diplo mats here whether the &#8220;even handed&#8221; Middle Eastern policy laid down by Secretary of State William P. Rogers has now been reversed.

January 28, 1970

Headlines from January 28, 1970

White House Police Don Dazzling New Uniforms

U.S. Is Reported to Have Hired Sihanouk Foes for '67 Missions

Carswell Denies He Tried To Balk Club's Integration

COMMERCE AGENCY SEES A SLOWDOWN

South Carolina Governor To Obey Court on Schools

Billboard 200

Led Zeppelin II

Abbey Road

Tom Jones Live In Las Vegas

Let It Bleed

Willy And The Poor Boys

Historical Context for January 28, 1970