N.E.T. and Channel 13 Merge; Ford Funds to Insure Solvency

NAACP chmn Bishop Spottswood, charging Nixon Adm is anti-Negro, cites signing of defense contracts with textile cos long in violation of equal employment requirements, s, NAACP conv

N.A.A.C.P.'s Head Brands, Administration Anti‐Negro

White House panel urges aiding lower-middle-income families by allowing families earning up to $10,000 to deduct child care costs when mothers work, rept to Nixon; puts cost to Govt at some $60-million

U.S. URGED TO AID BLUE‐COLLAR MAN

Sup Ct, 8-0, rules indigent convicts cannot be held in prison to work off unpaid fines or ct costs beyond maximum prison terms permitted for their crimes, W E Williams case

Justices Put Off a Ruling On Objectors to One War

Survey of factors leading to Nixon's decision to send US troops into Cambodia; Nixon's belief that Cambodia presented 1st feasible opportunity to demonstrate that he could meet force with force, intelligence repts that enemy comdrs were moving against Cambodia, collapse of overtures to N Vietnamese and other pertinent factors discussed; map

Cambodian Decision: Why President Acted

Rept of Task Force on Medicaid and Related Programs headed by Blue Cross Assn pres McNerney urges sweeping changes in Amer health care system including shift in emphasis from private ind med practice to group practice and prepaid health care plans; contends supply of money and drs is not adequate to provide necessary care on fee-for-service basis; recommends HEW Dept Sec immediately appt small tech advisory group to aid in developing long-term natl policy for health care financing; urges consumer representation in health policy-making with Fed Govt and HEW Dept leadership; recommends apptmt of HEW Dept Under Sec for Health to develop ideas and provide leadership to cope with problems of financing and organizing health care; other recommendations detailed

PANEL PROPOSES BROAD REVISIONS IN MEDICAL CARE

rally; police estimate 40,000 persons attend, Marcone puts figure at 620,000; illus; Reprs Ottinger, Powell, Biaggi and Lowenstein and P O'Dwyer, M A Procaceino, Auerilo, Colombo and son Anthony are among notables attending; many stores and restaurants in Ital neighborhoods close in hon of event; about 12,000 persons later stage march to FBI hq; 2 ptl stabbed near E 70th St

Thousands of Italians Here Rally Against Ethnic Slurs

Withdrawal of US troops completed; Maj Gen Casey hails success of venture; some US Reprs probing situation conf with returning Amer soldiers, Saigon; Vietnamese Communist troops renew attack on Cambodian munitions depot at Longvek; S Vietnam puts its losses in Cambodian operation at 866 killed, 3,724 wounded; puts Vietnamese Communist losses at 14,488 killed, 1,427 captured; allied sources rept 39,000 S Vietnamese troops will remain in Cambodia indefinitely; illus of US Cavalry Rgt moving back into S Vietnam; map

LAST COMBAT UNIT OUT OF CAMBODIA AFTER 2 MONTHS

Sec Rogers warns N Vietnam that it cannot again count on safe haven in Cambodia despite withdrawal of US ground combat forces', s, San Francisco; says US air power, increased flow of Amer weapons to Cambodian forces and presence of S Vietnamese and Thai troops will frustrate any Communist effort to utilize Cambodian territory; repts success of operations in Cambodia; statements seen as preview of rept Nixon will make to nation, are 1st official confirmation that Thai troops have been or will be sent into country

ROGERS SEES END OF ENEMY HAVEN

Con Ed announces that its Indian Point nuclear plant, capable of meeting elec needs of 260,000 families, will be out of service for rest of summer; says loss of plant will have adverse effect on its ability to meet peak power demands; shutdown sets back co's schedule for increasing its power reserves, keeping reserves reptdly to about 3% to 4% behind

CON ED PLANT OUT REST OF SUMMER; POWER TO BE LOW

Brandt expresses optimism about willingness of Pact mins to discuss mutual reduction of forces

Brandt Sees Sign Ulbricht Favors Further Talks

EEC signs preferential trade pacts with Israel and Spain following compromise between Netherlands and France; Netherlands opposed pact with Spain; France opposed pact with Israel; Israeli Min Eban hails pact as basis for better pol relation; pact details

Common Market Signs Pact With Israel

Article on continuity of Civil Service notes few jobs change when there is pol turnover; new Govt works almost entirely through career civil servants and makes relatively few pol apptmts; Civil Service is permanent structure, virtually self-administering, based on notion of class of skilled admrs free of pol and so divorced from narrow expertise that they may be moved at will; key figure in Prime Min's operations is Sec to the Cabinet, civil servant Sir B Trend, who has held job under Prime Mins Macmillan, Douglas-Home and Wilson; Heath makes 1st apptmt under his plan to assign businessmen to work alongside Civil Service to help show modern mgt techniques to regular Govt personnel

Politicians Change, but British Civil Service Goes On

Australia Accepts 2 Czechs

Papadopoulos increases number of mins from 19 to 22 and number of under secs from 8 to 11 in move viewed as tech rather than pol; new mins are A Tsoukalas, P Manolopoulos, S Zappas and G Douvalopoulos

SPECIALISTS ADDED TO ATHENS CABINET

Wilson Re‐elected Labor Party Leader by Acclamation

BBC shows TV film on musical interests and background of newly elected Brit Prime Min E Heath, only Prime Min to have professional musical training; show was delayed until after June 18 election

Heath's Other Side: A Gifted Musician

Brit Army announces stepup in security measures as Cath-Prot bitterness mounts; troops to be increased by 3,700, bringing total force to over 11,000; 6th man, a Cath, dies as result of rioting in Belfast; 5 others killed by gunfire were Prots; 276 wounded over wk-end; Belfast tense on eve of Brit Sec Maudling visit; only 2 incidents reptd; Devlin denied permit to leave prison to attend swearing-in ceremony in Brit Commons; appeals for calm; Irish Repub Prime Min Lynch says Repub is 'deeply concerned' over situation; holds violence predictable consequence of protest meetings and Orange Order marches; calls for immediate Brit action to implement civil rights reforms; Brit troops illus, Belfast

British Tighten Security In Ulster Following Riots

Defense Min repts N Korean agents who escaped from captured vessel killed in gunfight on nearby island; UN Armistice Command brings up incident in Panjumon talks with N Korean reprs

6 North Koreans Are Killed After Their Boat Is Seized

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today

WASHINGTON, June 29 (Reuters) &#8212; Commenting on Moscow's action on Mr. Cole, the State Department spokes man, Carl E. Bartch, said today, &#8220;Any action we take will be governed by what best pro tects the interests of U. S. newsmen in Moscow.&#8221;

U. S. Aide Comments

Pollution from Kuznetsk mines, Siberia, protested by S Trofimov, member of Soviet Acad of Sciences

Soviet Scientist Assails Pollution From Coal Mines

Foreign Min advises CBS correspondent W Cole to leave USSR because he 'engaged in activities incompatible with status of foreign journalist'; Western observers speculate that move is in retaliation for US expulsion of Pravda correspondent on June 26; US official comments

Soviet Advises Correspondent For C.B.S. to Leave Country

Charge d'affaires E Dinga shot outside embassy in Bad Godesberg, Ger, by Congolese student who had been refused passport

Congo Envoy in Bonn Shot

Moscow Narodny Bank, owned by USSR, averts strike by raising pay of London branch employes, agrees to recognize Natl Union of Bank Employes

Soviet Bank's Pay Rise Averts Strike in London

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June 30, 1970

Headlines from June 30, 1970

N.E.T. and Channel 13 Merge; Ford Funds to Insure Solvency

N.A.A.C.P.'s Head Brands, Administration Anti‐Negro

U.S. URGED TO AID BLUE‐COLLAR MAN

Justices Put Off a Ruling On Objectors to One War

Cambodian Decision: Why President Acted

Billboard 200

Let It Be (Soundtrack)

McCartney

Woodstock

Deja Vu

The 5th Dimension/Greatest Hits

Notable Births

Historical Context for June 30, 1970