Israeli newspaper Haaretz urges fortification of defenses along border

Dayan Warns Lebanese To Curb Guerrilla Raids

Lindsay criticizes Adm's response to current wave of dissent over war, int; holds Nixon's and Agnew's pub statements have added to problem

LINDSAY SUPPORTS PAY‐PRICE FREEZE TO CURB INFLATION

Pol police close BA Cronica, marking 1st time that regime of Pres Ongania has closed newspaper; illus; action is reminiscent of confiscation of La Prensa by former dictator Peron in '51; Govt charges Cronica falsely reptd death of student in recent student-police clashes in Cordoba, Rosario and other cities; continuation of state of siege, imposed after '69 rioting, noted; Primera Plana, nation's leading news magazine, has remained closed under state of siege provisions

Political Police Close Largest Paper in Argentina

repts NY Times plans to rev contract settlement with printers to determine effect on circulation prices and ad rates

TIMES AND UNION REACH AN ACCORD

Nixon econ aides say budget trend, while disappointing, is not as disastrous as some in Wall St assert

Nixon's Economic Aides Calm About Market Drop

Pres aide Klein announces that Nixon will appt high-level comm to probe deaths, TV int; action is in line with request by coll pres White and is based on unpub rept on shootings prepared by Justice Dept and White House aides

President to Name A Panel to Study Kent State Deaths

S Vietnamese task force seizes Chup rubber plantation, reptdly confiscates all movable assets and gives French mgrs 3 days to leave; Communist Vietnamese forces reptdly have fallen back within 70-sq mi plantation and are surrounded by S Vietnamese; S Vietnamese occupation of large part of Cambodia stirs uneasiness; many intellectuals voice fear that Cambodia may be losing control over its own country; express concern over repts of killings, rapes and plundering by S Vietnamese forces; Cambodian troops recapture important Mekong River ferry crossing of Tonle Bet; meet little resistance; US and S Vietnamese forces continue sweep, find more large stockpiles of supplies; N Vietnamese POWs illus; map

BIG RUBBER TRACT IN CAMBODIA FALLS TO SAIGON TROOPS

NY Times survey on litter problem; discusses intensified drives in many areas to clean up trash, stirred in part by Earth Day observances and projects; discusses costs of garbage collection and disposal, citing various sectors of nation; illus; estimates cost of cleanup, which is rising by as much as 10% yrly, is probably upward of $500-million; table of annual costs; anti-litter campaigns by various civic groups and residents throughout nation detailed; difficulty in passing effective legis against packing cos and in enforcing present laws outlined

Drive to Clean Up Litter Intensifies in Many Areas

ACWA pres Potofsky, in break with AFL-CIO leadership, scores Adm policies in Cambodia and lauds US Sens seeking to cut off funds for mil operations, text of keynote s to ACWA conv delegates; calls for immediate peace; stresses damaging effects of Cambodian maneuver; G Meany's support for Adm and opposition of other labor leaders noted

Potofsky, in Labor Split, Denounces War Policy

King Hussein Tours Aqaba

people evacuated from towns in central Rumania as new floods threaten; illus; map; damage throughout country estimated as high as $1-billion; repair and aid operations noted; damage to drinking-water facilities and W Ger action to send mobile water-purification units noted

Rumanians Evacuated in Flood Threat

police say 50 Greek Cypriotes have been arrested and some weapons recovered

Cyprus Finds Stolen Arms

soc backs members who resigned over Zermatten's rightist views; adopts resolution protesting civil defense guide which he translated, charging his French version was more critical of writers and intellectuals than Ger version

Swiss Authors' Group Backs Protest Against Its Leader

Tunisian Trial Ends Era of Farm Reform

gypsies hold annual gathering near Aries, France; stage procession with statue of patron saint Sarah

Gypsies Honor Patron In French Pilgrimage

Rhodesian team reptd cancelling S African tour because its Chinese player would be barred from country

Apartheid Under New Pressure

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today

MOSCOW, May 24&#8212;Leonid Leonov, a prominent novelist and conservationist, today con demned the use of forest and game preserves for private hunting parties by leading So viet figures.

Soviet Officials Accused of Hunting in Preserves

Jewish Activists See Ranks Growing

Rumor tells militant unionists he favors 'sharing the wealth,' but warns unreasonable strikes could destroy all wealth, campaign s, Turin

Police and Youths Clash In Milan for 2d Day in Row

Amer Jewish Cong calls on Jews to condemn and repudiate attacks on 3 Arabs in NY; expresses sorrow over deaths of children in school bus; holds Jewish extremists represent only 'minuscule fraction' of Amer Jews; pres Lelyveld scores beatings, s; student delegates to orgn conv, Washington, walk in silent demonstration to Lebanese Embassy; school bus, draped in black, circles embassy

A.J.C. CONDEMNS ALL TERRORISTS

Gomulka calls for exposure and punishment of persons responsible for bad econ mgt, s, Central Com; com unanimously approves plan for improving econ, including new system of wage incentives

Gomulka Urges Punishment For Management Errors

police release all but 1 of 300 students arrested following clash

Berlin Protesters Freed

Eban warns US refusal to strengthen Israel's air force would have disastrous results internationally, US TV-radio int; pledges defense of cease-fire line, avoidance of combat with USSR pilots; Communist party newspaper Pravda holds Eban US visit to ask for more planes is step toward intensifying war; holds Israel is likely to get jets

EBAN SEES DISASTER IF U.S. DENIES JETS

Israeli ex-Premier Ben Gurion says Israel should return all occupied areas except Jerusalem Old City and Golan Hts to obtain peace, int in Time (pub)

Ben‐Gurion Urges Return Of Some Arab Territories

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May 25, 1970

Headlines from May 25, 1970

Dayan Warns Lebanese To Curb Guerrilla Raids

LINDSAY SUPPORTS PAY‐PRICE FREEZE TO CURB INFLATION

Political Police Close Largest Paper in Argentina

TIMES AND UNION REACH AN ACCORD

Nixon's Economic Aides Calm About Market Drop

Billboard 200

McCartney

Bridge Over Troubled Water

Deja Vu

Chicago II

Band Of Gypsys

Notable Births

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for May 25, 1970