FPC approves regulation prohibiting distribution of unsolicited credit cards by oil cos

Unsolicited Cards For Credit Curbed

NYC Estimate Bd grants 3 cable TV cos 90‐day extension to June 30 to operate systems in secs of Manhattan and the Bronx

School Construction Projects Added to City's Capital Budget

Sen Murphy sees no re‐election impediment in disclosure that he has recd $20,000 annual retainer from Technicolor Inc since election in ‘65; has co credit card for travel and 1/2 of Washington apt rent paid for in role as pub relations consultant; repts Sen standards and conduct com chmn Stennis has revd and accepted arrangement, finding no conflict of interests; will make pub rept on personal finances soon; reptdly is not being supported whole‐heartedly by Reagan on matter; arrangement 1st reptd by columnist J Anderson and confirmed by Murphy in Los Angeles Times int

Senator Murphy Defends Fee He Receives From Technicolor

Nixon Asks New Agencies To Spur Executive Work

Sen rejects, 63‐15, motion by Sen Allen to eliminate ‘triggering’ clause and provision giving Atty Gen power to send Fed registrars into affected states and authority to disapprove any changes in voting procedures made by states; HR is believed prepared to accept Sen compromise on voting rights; Celler expected to play key role; civil rights forces urge bill be taken directly to floor

SENATE APPROVES 18‐YEAR‐OLD VOTE IN ALL ELECTIONS

HR com approves Nixon Adm bill for Govt-owned corp to operate postal system as an ind business; provisions in bill and com's  ‘69 rejection of it revd

HOUSE UNIT VOTES POSTAL AUTHORITY

rising wave of bomb incidents throughout US reptd; police say most attacks are planned by youthful left‐wing militants, some few by right‐wingers; say attackers are highly disorganized and fragmented; ‘69 bombings in Seattle put at 32, in San Francisco at 62; incidents in other major cities detailed; Dr J Spiegel sees bombings as part of current climate of violence in US

BOMBINGS ON RISE OVER THE NATION

group of 457 lawyers, law deans and law profs urge Sen com to reopen hearings on Carswell's confirmation, noting many questions remain unanswered about nominee's civil rights views, statement; some signers of statement noted

CARSWELL REVIEW URGED ON SENATE

Sen com proposes establishment of 1st Fed subsidy to stabilize short‐haul service between large cities, totaling about $100‐million yrly; bill authorizes Transportation Dept to define basic system of passenger service and reimburse rrs within system for up to 100% of direct losses; allocates $60‐million yrly for operating deficits and $195‐million over 4 yrs to establish Govt‐owned pool of new and rehabilitated equipment; AAR pres Goodfellow and Natl Assn of RR Passengers pres Haswell laud bill

SENATE UNIT BACKS SUBSIDY FOR RAILS

City Council Pres Garelik, following rept of explosions, says NYC has become battleground of 3 or 4 urban guerrilla orgns and number of smaller armed terrorist groups, int; says he is unfamiliar with Revolutionary Force 9

Garelik Says Terrorists Are Growing Peril Here

Nominated by Pres Nixon as Selective Service Dir; accepts nomination, news conf; illus

Former College Head Named Selective Service Chief

Brandt and Stoph agree to meet in Erfurt, E Ger; Brandt reptdly will forego visit to W Berlin; Ahlers hopes compromise will be beginning of better relations between 2 states; E Ger says it made all the concessions; pol observers hold E Ger leaders decided they could not afford to obstruct talks at time when W Ger was holding talks with other Communist nations

BRANDT AND SION TO MEET THURSDAY

rash of bomb scares disrupts city; police respond to about 300 threats in 24 hrs; at least 15 bldgs evacuated and 15,000 people affected; some businesses shut down for day; FBI joins in probe of blasts at Mobile, IBM and Gen Telephone; Mayor Lindsay scores blasts; directs Comr Leary to use all resources to apprehend those responsible; Gov Rockefeller asks NYS Legis to tighten laws on sale of explosives; damages from blasts detailed; illus; Sylvania Elec Products offices in Gen Telephone Bldg most severely damaged; orgn calling itself Revolutionary Force 9 sends message to news media claiming credit for bombings; UPI says it recd lr 5 hrs after explosions and that orgns said 3 cos were hit because they were ‘enemies of life’ and profited from all types of evil; rhetoric in lr found similar to that in lr recd by news media after series of bombings in Nov ‘69; Chief Inspector Seedman, in charge of investigation, declines speculation on composition of explosives until probes are completed; NY Times, Grand Central Terminal, US courthouses in Manhattan and Bklyn, Daily News, UN, Bloomingdale's and 11 Consol Edison Co plants among those receiving bomb threats

MANY BUILDINGS EVACUATED HERE IN BOMB SCARES

students are convicted of conspiring to obstruct lawful use of computer, but are acquitted of conspiring to destroy computer and arson

8 of 10 West Indian Students Convicted in Canada Protest

State Dept spokesman C Bartch urges all signers of ‘62 Geneva accord to live up to their responsibilities, statement; backs diplomatic or pol moves that might resolve conflict; lauds French Foreign Min Schumann's statement that ’any internatl solution must result in a return to Geneva accords, their current application, complete termination of foreign interference and respect for Laotian neutrality’ current diplomatic moves revd; Amer officials wary of recent Pathet Lao peace moves

U.S. Is Encouraging Diplomatic Efforts on Laos

Peace Corps has ousted 12 volunteers in last 4 mos because of pub opposition to foreign policy, especially Vietnam war; Dir Blatchford says dissent will be permitted but not exploitation of it in a host nation

Peace Corps Dismisses 12 For Public War Criticism

Souvanna Phouma voices hope that Pathet Lao proposal to discuss restoration of peace was not intended as ‘diversionary maneuver’, statement; move seen designed to make peace talks contingent upon Pathet Lao‐n Vietnamese pledge not to exploit mil advantage gained by recapture of Plaine des Jarres; Souvanna Phouma details Govt bids to Souphanouvong to hold peace talks in ‘69

Premier Cautions Pathet Lao on Peace‐Talk Proposal

G.l.'s and Foe Clash Again Near Border

State Dept has sent lr to Sen com chmn Fulbright holding it neither advocates nor opposes Mathias repeal proposal, holding crisis under which resolution was adopted has passed

State Department Now Neutral On Repeal of Tonkin Resolution

Kurds, who have reached accord for autonomy with Iraq, say they will now join Iraqis in battle against Israel

Rulers of Iraq Place Priority On Consolidating Their Power

Father of R Minichiello who hijacked TWA craft to Italy in Oct ‘69, dies, Rome

Marine Hijacker's Father Dies on Trip to Visit Son

Norodom Sihanouk says Communists have choice between respecting Cambodian neutrality or seeing pro‐Amer rightists take over his Govt, telephone int from Paris; says he will resign if he does not get satisfactory pledges from Communists; holds coup d'etat is possible; Vietcong spokesman, at Vietnam peace talks, backs Norodom Sihanouk statement that Pnompenh events were plot to ‘throw Cambodia into arms of capitalist power’

SIHANOUK ISSUES WARNING TO REDS

Pompidou charges Chicago police ‘led’ demonstrators to point of being able to hurl insults at him and wife, TV int; sees offense to France; lauds Nixon gesture

Pompidou Says Chicago Police Encouraged Protests on

Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands arrives, Jakarta, 1st visit by member of Dutch royal family in over 130 yrs

Dutch Prince Visits Jakarta

Dacca, capital of E Pakistan, reptd uneasy as nation awaits its 1st natl election, scheduled for Oct 5; army seen central force in Pakistan's ‘tinderbox’ pol; E Pakistan's complaints that it has been exploited by W Pakistan discussed; Pres Yahya Khan steps to redress East's grievances noted; he and Sheik Mujibur Rahman, leader of Awami League, reptdly have reached pact under which Sheik would be Prime Min and Yahya Khan would remain Pres

Dacca Is Uneasy Despite Relative Calm As East Pakistan Awaits National Vote

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March 13, 1970

Headlines from March 13, 1970

Unsolicited Cards For Credit Curbed

School Construction Projects Added to City's Capital Budget

Senator Murphy Defends Fee He Receives From Technicolor

Nixon Asks New Agencies To Spur Executive Work

SENATE APPROVES 18‐YEAR‐OLD VOTE IN ALL ELECTIONS

Billboard 200

Bridge Over Troubled Water

Led Zeppelin II

Abbey Road

Willy And The Poor Boys

Chicago II

Notable Births

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