Tensions Rising in Brownstone‐Eviction Disputes

Resigns as NYC Econ Development Adm dir of local business development; is proposed for seat on NYSE, of which he would be 1st Negro member; biog details; illus

Negro Proposed for a Seat on Exchange

Nixon says he will decide within a mo how many more arms to sell Israel, news conf; says he will weigh arms request against threat to Israel from neighboring Arab states; denies US is pro-Israel or pro-Arab; is expected to meet at least part of Israel's request for 100 more Skyhawk jets and 50 more Phantom jets, seen not convinced that Israel needs as much econ help to make purchases as has been asked

Nixon to Decide in Month On Israel's Arms Requests

unions reject Sec Shultz attempt to declare 7-day cooling-off period, declare strike against Union Pacific; Winpisinger says strike is authorized; Hiltz threatens to discontinue service on all rrs within 24 hrs; says move is only defense against union attempts to 'divide and conquer' indus

RAIL TIE‐UP BEGINS ON UNION PACIFIC

CAB orders 6.35% rollback in most domestic fares as trunk lines reject fare-splitting plan offered by bd; rollback will cost tines about $1-million a day; most of them are adamant; some discuss their objections to plan; rollback cancels fare rise granted by bd in Sept '69 after indus complained about falling earnings; at that time bd warned it would rescind increase on Feb 1 unless indus agreed on plan to divide fares when passenger bought single ticket for travel on trunk line and smaller connecting line

CAB. CUTS FARES ON MOST AIRLINES

repts reveal attempt to project probable size of natl total output in each yr through '75 and manner in which it will likely be split up among different sectors of econ, including consumers, business and Govt; projections show that even with strong, consistently glowing econ there will be no excess of resources with which to fulfill new demands until '73; surplus of econ potential over claims on use of resources that would begin to show up in '73 would, even then, be relatively small; attempt to deal with natl priorities in this manner has not been made in previous Econ Repts; analysis intends to provide framework in which decisions concerning priorities can be made; concludes that Govt needs to adopt new standard against which to test budgetary policy; assumptions on which analysis is based detailed

New Budget Policy Seeks To Fix Nation's Priorities

about 2,000 students and other youths try to storm Pres palace, battle police in worst peacetime riot in yrs; illus; 2 students killed by gunfire, 102 wounded and about 100 arrested; 7 vehicles including 2 fire trucks and bus burned; rioting stemmed from continuing protests over Marcos reelection in Nov despite rivals charges of fraud; Marcos, before outbreak of violence, held 3-hr conf with 20 moderate student leaders; scores outbreak of violence; hints that Mayor Villegas, pol opponent who had ordered police not to interfere with students, might be suspended

2 Slain as 2,000 Filipinos Storm Presidential Palace

Ronan announces new plan for projected 2d Av subway route to Lower Manhattan that includes direct line and loop through Lower E Side bulge; map; route below 34th St follows direct route S, from 2d Av to Chrystie St, St James Place and Water St in nearly straight run to Broad St terminus; proposed loop extends from 2d Av and Houston St east to Av C, north to 14th St to link up with 14th St Canarsie line and west to 8th Av; bulge would be served by shuttle trains between 2d Av and Houston St on 1 side and 8th Av and 14th St on other; bulge ties into 6th Av Ind line, which will intersect proposed 2d Av line at Houston St; MTA sees 3 new routes as result of proposal: direct route from Bronx and Upper Manhattan down 2d Av to Broad St, Av C loop shuttle between 2d Av and Houston St on S side to 14th St and 8th Av and 6th Av line to Lower E Side with trains from line following Av C loop to 14th St and 8th Av terminus; MTA says direct line and loop can be built for about $191-million

Lower East Side Loop Offered For 2d Ave. Subway by M.T.A.

State Sup Ct Justice Saypol voids new dist lines on grounds that they 'fail to create integration and maximum heterogeneity' as required by law; orders bd to hold another pub hearing on dist plans charging Nov 17 hearing amounted to 'subterfuge bordering on deception'; notes bd bypassed Nov plan and approved new plan, Dec, without conducting pub hearing; ruling does not affect proposed dist lines in boros other than Manhattan; redistricting plan would have transferred 9 schools with less than 1% of white students, despite over-all white attendance of 15% in present S Central Harlem Dist 5, to new Dist 4 which is mainly black; Monserrat says bd may appeal decision

NEW SCHOOL LINES FOR MANHATTAN VOIDED BY COURT

NYC Mayor Lindsay's aide fails to confirm or deny speculation that no NYC reception is planned for French Pres Pompidou's Mar visit because of Libyan arms deal; Repr Podell says he got impression from Lindsay that omission of reception is intended to indicate Lindsay's feelings about deal; Jewish orgn aide says he understands that NYC told US State Dept it would be grateful if it were not asked to welcome Pompidou; Amer Jewish Cong, B'nai B'rith Anti-Defamation League and other Jewish orgns reptdly have approached City Hall on subject; Conf of Presidents of Mayor Amer Jewish Orgns holds special meeting to discuss possible action during visit

POMPIDOU TO GET NO CITY WELCOME

Nixon, in 1st Econ Rept to Cong, predicts about $50-billion in growth this yr, with both less inflation and less 'real' growth than in '69; he and Econ Advisers Council, in accompanying rept, outline strategy including half-yr of little or no growth, with moderately quicker pace later in yr 'consistent with progress in reducing inflation'; Nixon, in later news conf, warns that continuation of monetary restraint too long could bring on recession; in rept, says excessive restraint can be avoided only if Cong supports him in 'prudent' Govt fiscal policy, including small budget surplus; rept discloses budget of $200.8-billion, with surplus of $1.3-billion; both Nixon and council concede cost of having allowed inflation to run for so long is that it courts risk of some rise in unemployment; cite moves to keep risk low; council outlines rationale behind strategy for permitting expansion to resume in 2d half; rept stresses belief in importance of money supply in determining what happens in econ; Nixon insists '69 was yr of progress in fight against inflation, outlines 7 basic principles of policy, 1st of which is that integrity and purchasing power of dollar must be preserved; in news conf, expresses confidence inflation can be controlled without recession

WHITE HOUSE SEES ABOUT $50‐BILLION IN GROWTH IN 1970

Prices on the New York Stock Exchange fell yesterday to their lowest levels in more than six years.

Stock Prices Drop To a Six‐Year Low

Soviets expel Ital newsman E Carretto for allegedly violating norms of foreign journalists in USSR; Carretto links expulsion to his coverage of Jan 17 demonstration by 2 Itals protesting imprisonment of Soviet dissidents

AN ITALIAN NEWSMAN EXPELLED BY SOVIET

Argentine writers ask Pres Ovando Candia to free Debray

Freedom for Debray Urged

Prime Min Jonathan declares state of emergency, arrests Mokhehle; disputes Mokhehle's claim of victory in gen election; suspends Const and orders dusk-to-dawn curfew in capital of Maseru; charges Opposition with spreading fear and threats of violence; incomplete returns show that Natl party and Cong party each won 23 seats

Lesotho Leader Arrests Opponent After Election

Sweden Grants Asylum To Taiwanese Professor

UN Security Council, 13-0, approves resolution condemning S Africa's 'illegal' presence in S-W Africa; moves after heated debate in which US and USSR accused each other of slander, though both nations voted for resolution; GB and France abstain; resolution recalls that League of Nations mandate, under which S Africa originally administered area (known to UN as Namibia), had been terminated by UN 3 yrs ago

U.N. Vote Condemns South African Role In South‐West Area

In Lagos, It's Business (From Bananas to Oil) as Usual

French Cardinal J Danielou charges Dutch hierarchy's endorsement of married priests is aimed at undermining authority of Pope, article in Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano; acknowledges celibacy was a discipline and a tradition rather than a theological doctrine and that the ch, both contemporary and historic, offered many examples of married priests; notes Eastern Rite RC chs, that presently have thousands of married priests, have remained faithful to Rome; says polls among priests and laymen, showing majorities hostile to celibacy, came from 'Atlantic' areas suffering crisis of faith

Vatican Says Dutch Hierarchy Challenges the Pope

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Bahr and USSR Min Gromyko meet; Bahr describes talks as 'businesslike'

Aide of Brandt Confers With Gromyko 6 Hours

Brandt, Ending 100 Days, Spurs Domestic Reforms

UN Narcotic Drug Comm approves draft treaty to place hallucinogenic drugs under strict internatl controls, Geneva conf; divides drugs into 4 categories according to severity of controls to be applied; prior debate on issue detailed

U.N. Pact Drafted to Tighten Hallucinogen Curbs

US command acknowledges there have been periodic air-to-ground engagements in N Vietnam since bombing halt that were not made pub because they were considered 'insignificant'; spokesman says such strikes were made 'from time to time' and were in response to N Vietnamese AA fire or missiles; source says search for 8 downed airmen has been abandoned; former Sec Clifford says N Vietnamese officials were believed to have understood that bombing pause would not halt reconnaissance flights

Earlier Clashes Over the North Conceded

Le Duc Tho returns from consultations in Hanoi and says N Vietnam is ready for serious negotiations; says no concessions will be made at negotiating table under US mil pressure; says Nixon pursues double-faced policy

Hanoi Aide Rules Out Any Forced Concessions

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January 31, 1970

Headlines from January 31, 1970

Tensions Rising in Brownstone‐Eviction Disputes

Negro Proposed for a Seat on Exchange

Nixon to Decide in Month On Israel's Arms Requests

RAIL TIE‐UP BEGINS ON UNION PACIFIC

CAB. CUTS FARES ON MOST AIRLINES

Billboard 200

Led Zeppelin II

Abbey Road

Tom Jones Live In Las Vegas

Let It Bleed

Willy And The Poor Boys

Notable Births

Historical Context for January 31, 1970