Dr S Yolles, announcing that he has resigned as Govt's chief mental health officer, criticizes Nixon Adm for what he regards as substitution of rhetoric for monetary support in Fed drug abuse programs, lr; says that drug abuse is 1 of nation's major problems, yet total increase in Fed funds for treatment programs in '71 will be $1.9-million

U.S. HEALTH AIDE IS OUT IN DISPUTE

nominated for US Sen, Repub primary; illus

Williams and Gross Win Jersey Senate Primaries

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SEC says its probe of C-5A program has not disclosed evidence of any 'unlawful insider trading' in connection with reptd stock sale by some co officials after they learned of 'cost overruns' on program; announcement is 1st pub admission of SEC probe of case; agency plans hearings to explore question of financial disclosure by cos holding major defense contracts

Lockheed Officials Cleared by S.E.C.

Romney tells HR Banking subcom that Nixon Adm has proposed enactment of Fed law that will bar local govts from using zoning, bldg codes and other powers to prevent construction of low-income housing in areas undergoing development; says that adoption of proposal is necessary 1st step in ending ominous trend toward stratification of soc by race and income; proposal outlined; subcom members comment

ROMNEY ASKS BAN ON RULES CURBING HOUSING FOR POOR

T J Watson Jr deplores effect of Vietnam war on US relations in West, Sen Foreign Relations Com

NIXON AIDE BACKS 'INCOMES POLICY

US State Dept announces US will provide arms and equipment to ethnic Cambodians living in Thailand who go to Cambodia for mil duty; Thai Govt announcement says force it will send will be made up of Thais of Cambodian descent and be drawn mainly from an estimated half-million ethnic Cambodians living in Thai border provs; US State Dept aide says US is providing $7.9-million in mil aid to Cambodia in current fiscal yr; White House repts task force of Congressmen, Govs and White House officials set to depart on fact-finding mission; group includes no outspoken critics of Nixon's policies; members identified; Sen Church holds group 'will be herded through certain prearranged places' and that participants have already made up their minds; Nixon set to make rept to nation; expected to give optimistic reading of Cambodian operation; Thai Cabinet approves plan to send volunteers to Cambodia

THAI VOLUNTEERS TO GET U.S. ARMS

Complete Synthesis of Gene Reported

devastation hampers relief work; many communities still isolated; 1st relief planes from US arrive in Lima; that city had 5 deaths, 4 of them from heart attacks; Velasco Alvarado tours Chimbote, reptd 40% destroyed; death toll in northern areas officially estimated at 'near 30,000'; devastation described; illus; map

AREA DEVASTATED BY QUAKE IN PERU APPEALS FOR HELP

Unruh, Murphy, Tunney Capture California Races

Brewer defeated for renomination by Wallace; illus with wife

WALLACE DEFEATS BREWER IN RUNOFF FOR GOVERNORSHIP

Rogers and Dobrynin meet, Washington; apparently make little headway toward pol or mil understanding; US says USSR explanation of role of its mil personnel remained as vague and unsatisfactory as ever; says Rogers warned about seriousness of situation, cited USSR pilots and missiles as main causes of new tensions; says possible new jet sales to Israel were not discussed; repts new effort to find 2-power peace plan will be undertaken; Dobrynin says further meeting is set for next wk; timing of lr from 73 Sens urging sale of jets and of introduction of resolutions in HR and Sen calling for diplomatic efforts to turn back expanding USSR support of Nasser seen bolstering Rogers stand; Nixon has been informed of lr; USSR Min Gromyko discusses conflict with French Pres Pompidou, Premier Chaban-Delmas and Min Schumann, Paris

Rogers and Dobrynin Meet On Mideast but Gain Little

Some US observers in S Vietnam fear that intrusion into Cambodia may involve US in defense of another weak and uncertain govt; sr members of Amer mil command are defensive over Cambodian operation and controversy it has caused; Gen Abrams has indicated that he feels Nixon drastically oversold operation and enlarged its goals beyond realizable dimensions

U.S. Vietnam Policy: An Assessment

Dr A B Bergman says Fed standards should be imposed and indus prodded to prevent casualties from flammable fabrics, Sen subcom; says '67 law is inadequate; says over 100,000 persons are injured annually in fabric fires

PUBLIC REPORTED MISLED ON SAFETY

‘Manny’ Shinwell, 85, Made Life Peer

OAS-sponsored negotiations to create demilitarized zone between Honduras and Salvador enter intensive phase; Honduran Amb Perdomo and Salvadoran Amb Rivera are conducting talks, in Washington

Honduras and El Salvador Hold Talks on a DMZ

Venezuelan Appeals to Nixon on Oil

Budget Dir Montanez Reyes repts '70-'71 budget will exceed $1-billion

San Juan Budget $1 ‐Billion

Opposition parties claim planned strike by newspaper printers is playing into hands of governing center-left coalition, which has been accused of manipulating news media

Italian Printers to Strike Dailies Again

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today

Govt reinstates death penalty for kidnapping

Aramburu's Fate Unclear; A Note Says He Was Shot

24th anniv of proclamation of repub marked, Rome; illus; Pres Saragat recalls '70 also marks 100th anniv of Rome as nation's capital

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Western observers believe USSR has encountered difficulties in drawing up final draft of '71-75 econ plan; note recent Tass rept that Kosygin and Brezhnev addressed leaders of natl govt and Soviet repubs at high-level meeting on main trends of plan and that Brezhnev made 'lengthy s' on plan at meeting of Russian Repub Govt; see Brezhnev ss underscoring his personal interest in econ problems; see fact that ss were not made pub indicating contents were critical of preliminary plans; note Govt instructed State Planning Com and central and regional ministries and govts to do additional work to make most efficient use of material and financial resources to insure further growth of natl income and create necessary reserves

Soviet Believed Having Trouble Drafting 5‐Year Plan

5 pol prisoners reptdly executed for killing 2 guards during attempted escape 4 mos earlier

Five Political Prisoners Reported Killed in Taiwan

Govt seeks to ease debt burden by new appeal to foreign creditors, of which GB is by far the largest, to agree to new schedule of repayments; Govt argues that creditors should never have allowed country to incur such debts; some typical expenditures by Nkrumah regime noted

GHANAIANS PLEAD: DROP SOME DEBTS

Horace Greeley Hjalmar Schacht ; 22 January 1877 – 3 June 1970) was a German economist, banker, politician, and co-founder of the German Democratic Party. He served as the Currency Commissioner and President of the Reichsbank during the Weimar Republic. He was a fierce critic of his country's post-World War I reparations obligations. He was also central in helping create the group of German industrialists and landowners that pushed Hindenburg to appoint the first Nazi-led government.

June 3, 1970

Headlines from June 3, 1970

U.S. HEALTH AIDE IS OUT IN DISPUTE

Williams and Gross Win Jersey Senate Primaries

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Lockheed Officials Cleared by S.E.C.

ROMNEY ASKS BAN ON RULES CURBING HOUSING FOR POOR

Billboard 200

McCartney

Let It Be (Soundtrack)

Deja Vu

Woodstock

Band Of Gypsys

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for June 3, 1970