police prevent confrontation between antiwar coll business school students and pro-war anti-Lindsay construction and dock workers demonstrating on Wall St; illus; speakers at student rally cite bad effects of war on US econ; students urge D Rockefeller and other corp leaders to join peace drive; 200 antiwar lawyers in NYC Bar Assn to go to Washington May 20 to meet with NY Cong delegation

2 PROTEST GROUPS MEET ON WALL ST

leads in Newark mayoral election but fails to win majority, will face incumbent Addonizio in run-off June 16; tally

Gibson Outpolls Addonizio But Faces Newark Runoff

Lindsay proposes vast reform of rent control law to help stem widening decay of housing; plan seen as both an attempt to nurture private enterprise system by encouraging landlords and financial insts to believe that housing can yield long-range profits, and declaration that housing must be regarded as kind of pub utility; proposal includes changes in city's approach to enforcement of maintenance standards; plan will bar nonprofit insts and private businesses from expanding into bldgs and evicting tenants until City Planning Comm has approved their development plans; number of landlords and tenant groups denounce plan; plan outlined; city officials comment

MAYOR PROPOSES RENT RISE JULY 1 OF MORE THAN 10%

NYS Atty Gen Lefkowitz files suit in state Sup Ct charging Consol Edison Indian Point plant endangers ecology of Hudson River and asking that it be closed until 'suitable methods' to protect river can be developed; state seeks $5-million in damages from fish kills; co officials taken by surprise; note that plant has been closed for 8 wks for refueling; office of Repr Ottinger, candidate for US Sen from NYS, charges move to 'steal our thunder'; he has petitioned AEC to halt plant operations

STATE SUES CON ED TO PROTECT RIVER

Security Council unanimously approves Spanish resolution demanding Israeli withdrawal of forces from Lebanon; rejects, 13-2, US amendment to soften resolution by calling for halt to all mil operations in area; meeting was requested by Lebanon and Israel, with Israel complaining of guerrilla aggression; Thant told Council before debate began that Mixed Armistice Comm reptd Israeli attack in Mt Hermon area; said Israel informed comm that attack is aimed only at destruction of guerrillas and not against Lebanese army or population provided they do not support guerrillas; Lebanon later informs Council that there is no sign of Israeli withdrawal

U.N. ASKS ISRAELIS TO LEAVE LEBANON

Nixon visits AFL-ClO hq, Washington, gives labor leaders rept on what he calls 'enormous success' of allied mil operations in Cambodia; repts new total of 5,000 enemy killed and capture of large stores of ammunition

President Briefs Top Labor Leaders On Cambodia Push

Lubbock Tornado Kills 20, Destroys Buildings and Derails a Train

S Vietnamese Vice Pres Nguyen Cao Ky repts allied ships begin blockade of 100-mi stretch of Cambodian coastline to prevent enemy from resupplying their troops by sea; in helicopter, visits S Vietnamese units at Neak Luong, operating with US aid and air support; says S Vietnan plans mil operations in E and central Cambodia after US troops leave by end of June; says he is in Cambodia to conf with S Vietnamese comdrs on mil operations after Amers leave; says Cambodia asked for S Vietnamese aid in fighting N Vietnamese and Vietcong; US command in Saigon repts USN ships participate in blockade; map

CAMBODIAN COAST UNDER BLOCKADE BY ALLIED FLEET

Morgenthau withdraws as Dem gubernatorial candidate for lack of campaign funds

Morgenthau Leaves Governorship Race

Sen Scott counters proposed Cooper-Church amendment with substitute amendment containing same restrictions on operations in Cambodia but allowing Pres to spend funds for mil actions in Cambodia if required to protect US mil forces; says Adm approves amendment; White House aide says Adm has not endorsed any substitute, that it opposes any abridgement of Pres powers; coll student antiwar lobbyists seen to have some impact on Congressmen; Sens Hollings and Talmadge cite student protests in ss scoring intervention in Cambodia without consent of Cong

G.O.P. Counters Plan in Senate To Bar War Funds in Cambodia

by Sen; voices gratitude to Pres Nixon; por

Blackmun Approved, 94‐0; Nixon Hails Vote by Senate

allied officials say 2 wks of operations in Cambodia brought major gains in countering Vietnamese Communist mil action and in seizing mil supplies; say their ground troops searched only a small fraction of the sanctuaries they siezed; rept 2,037 enemy killed; details on captured weapons and supplies

ALLIES TERM DRIVE BIG BLOW TO REDS

Israeli armored forces strike across Lebanese border in response to growing wave of guerrilla attacks in biggest penetration into Lebanon since '48 and 1st use of tanks against Lebanon; reptdly meet light resistance, with Lebanese Army limiting self to arty fire and with only 7 soldiers wounded; Israel repts its pilots downed 3 Syrian MIGs that were sent over and silenced Syrian batteries that shelled Israeli positions in Golan Hts, 15 mi away; repts ground attack covers 5-mi corridor between Mt Hermon and Hasbani River, where Al Fatah is predominant, with depth of penetration not exceeding 6 mi; initially repts mission will be completed by sundown, later delays withdrawal, possibly until morning; says forces have encircled 6 villages in search and destroy mission against several hundred guerrillas; repts imposing curfews, questioning inhabitants and seizing arms caches; specific houses and caves used by guerrillas apparently destroyed; Israelis distriubte lrs warning of stronger measures should guerrilla operations continue; attack reptdly is aimed at boosting morale of Israeli border settlements and as warning to Lebanon to curb guerrillas; Israeli jets reptdly also attack Iraqi batteries in Jordan after Iraqis open fire across Jordan River

ISRAELIS STRIKE GUERRILLA AREA WITHIN LEBANON

Sec Laird repts several thousand US troops have already withdrawn from Cambodia and that more will be withdrawn during wk, Sen Armed Services Com; says major portions of US forces will be withdrawn by June 15; does not rule out further use of Amer air power in Cambodia to strike at enemy supply routes; refuses to exclude possibility that S Vietnamese forces may return to Cambodia on their own in future if enemy moves back into sanctuary areas; says Cambodia was informed before allies began mil operations and did not object; says Nixon was influenced by information that enemy would be using sanctuaries at increasing rate to increase US casualties

Laird Says Thousands Have Already Left Cambodia

USSR policy ambiguity discussed; observers speculate that Soviet aim is to spur anti-Amer campaign and gradually erode US influence on world scene; see USSR gains in influence and prestige

Moscow's Goal: Isolation of U.S.

Lebanon repts losing 6 tanks while destroying 7 Israeli tanks, 7 half-tracks and ammunition carrier; puts its casualties at 6 soldiers killed, 15 hurt; Syria repts losing 3 MIGs while downing 3 Israeli planes; repts 3 Syrians, including pilot, killed; repts inflicting other damage on Israelis; Al Fatah repts killing or wounding tens of Israelis, repts recapturing mobile base earlier occupied by Israeli tanks; say Israelis laid down heavy arty barrage as they withdrew at night; lauds armies of Lebanon, Iraq, Syria and Jordan for their support operations; Lebanese Army and commandos rept Israelis reached outskirts of 5 villages but were prevented from entering in fierce hand-to-hand fighting; commandos in Arkoub region, estimated to number up to 3,000, reptdly stood their ground; trucks, buses and taxis jammed with men are seen in Lebanon heading for region; Hussein phones Pres Helou to offer aid; UAR repr arrives in Beirut with message from Nasser; Israelis illus entering Arab village; map

Guerrillas, Lebanese and Syrians Join to Meet Attack

US 6th Fleet components and armament discussed in D Middleton article on challenge to it in Mediterranean from USSR fleet

U.S. 6th Fleet Concerned Over Soviet Navy in the Mediterranean

Prime Min Vorster cuts Min de Wet's authority, apparently because de Wet threatened Govt action against Anglo-Amer Corp head H Oppenheimer last mo because of his alleged failure to back Govt labor policies; de Wet warned Oppenheimer Govt might treat his requests for additional black labor differently from those made by other industrialists

Vorster Shuffles Cabinet in South Africa

Fed ct, Newark, rejects plea on ex-Mayor Zirpolo behalf for direct acquittal verdict in bribery-conspiracy case concerning Colonial Pipeline Corp; other defendants were convicted in '69

Directed Acquittal Is Denied In Jersey Bribery Trial

2 Industrial Teams Win Contracts for Design of Reusable Space Shuttle

Rept on pollution control, under direction of R Nader, criticizes Sen Muskie's role in field of environmental protection, asserting that he is politically disinclined 'toward tough stand against private indus'; Muskie decries charges; to hold news conf to respond in detail to rept; rept discussed; Nader and J C Espositio, head of task force that prepared rept, comment, news conf

MUSKIE CRITICIZED BY NADER GROUP

ct med exam for Louis canceled by agreement of attys; he will be transferred to VA hosp

Hearing for Louis Canceled

WASHINGTON, May 11 (AP) &#8212;The House sent to President Nixon today a bill authorizing $429&#8208;million for merchant ma rine activities, including the start of a 300&#8208;ship construction program.

House Passes $429‐Million For U.S. Merchant Marine

Mayor Lindsay forms citizen com to help spread use of plastic and paper bags as substitute for garbage cans; bill to permit use pending

Mayor Forms Citizens' Group To Step Up Fight on Pollution

Amer Heritage Soc announces winners of 12 conservation awards totaling $50,000; Alaska Conservation Soc gets top prize

May 13, 1970

Headlines from May 13, 1970

2 PROTEST GROUPS MEET ON WALL ST

Gibson Outpolls Addonizio But Faces Newark Runoff

MAYOR PROPOSES RENT RISE JULY 1 OF MORE THAN 10%

STATE SUES CON ED TO PROTECT RIVER

U.N. ASKS ISRAELIS TO LEAVE LEBANON

Billboard 200

Deja Vu

Bridge Over Troubled Water

McCartney

Hey Jude

Band Of Gypsys

Historical Context for May 13, 1970