June 27, 1970

Syrian soldiers illus surrendering to Israeli armored unit

Undergrad student newspaper, Spectator, which has taken strong ed stands in past on pol issues and candidates, is being investigated by IRS to see if its tax-exempt status is legal; agents are examining back issues of paper for violations of tax law that says orgns engaged directly or indirectly in pol campaigns do not qualify for tax exemption; paper once had $20,000 univ subsidy but that has been reduced and will be abolished next yr; paper's controller, R Hunt, says paper will be entitled to hearing if exemption is revoked; says paper would probably not have to pay back taxes but might owe $10,000 to $15,000 to state for this yr

Blue Cross of Greater NY to extend coverage for abortions performed in hosps to include single women and dependent children after NYS law becomes effective; Greater NY Blue Shield which provides benefits for dr bills, expected to make like change; other health ins cos plan more liberal policy on abortions; NYC Health and Hosp Corp says city hosps will perform abortions on minors without parental consent if patient is married, emancipated or at least 17 yrs old

Rogers says US backs new internatl agreement to counter increasing tide of worldwide pol terrorism, s; says problem extends beyond Western Hemisphere and requires aid of other nations; outlines US position basically backing Brazilian proposal; critics of proposal are wary of tampering with right to pol asylum, basic to Latin-Amer juridical system; Mex Min Carillo Flores says he is prepared to work for compromise resolution, s; seen suggesting that juridical com establish guidelines on common action against terrorism without changing conventions on pol asylum

Many travelers, including coll students, who signed up for charter and group-fare flights to Eur stranded at Kennedy Airport when flights are delayed or canceled because of overbooking or as result of violation of charter rules by airlines travel agencies; some sleep in airport; illus