Mayor Lindsay to ban vehicular traffic on 5th Av from 42d to 57th Sts during 4 Saturdays beginning July 11 to evaluate impact of closing on pollution problem

5th Ave to Be Shut To Vehicles in Test

Holds NAACP chmn Spottswood charge that Nixon Adm is anti‐Negro unfair and disheartening, telegram to Spottswood; Garment por

N.A.A.C.P. Charge Called Unfair by the White House

Nassau County Dist Atty Cohn announces indictments against J Colombo and 25 other persons reptd to be associated with organized crime, Mineola; Colombo and 12 others charged with criminal contempt for having refused to answer or being evasive when Nassau County grand jury questioned them about gambling and infiltration of organized crime into legitimate businesses; Colombo's arrest touches off 2‐hr demonstration in front of County Courthouse by Italian‐Amer Civil Rights League; Colombo replies to charges; other defendants listed

Colombo Is Accused Of Contempt on L.I.

Joint Com on Reduction of Fed expenditures discloses new tally that Cong action and inaction threaten to add over $7‐billion to fiscal ‘71 deficit; factors leading to conclusion outlined

Deficit in'71 Budget Is Expected to Soar By Over $7‐Billion

Talks open, Luxembourg, on bids for entry by GB, Ireland, Denmark and Norway; Barber stresses EEC needs GB as much as GB needs EEC; Foreign Mins of 3 other nations present cases; Mins Council pres Harmel holds to hard line, says candidates must accept principles of EEC's financial rules; Min Luns sees talks successful

Britain and 3 Others Offer Cases to Common Market

Sen approves reform bill, including provision for 8% pay rise retroactive to Apr 16; bill would permit workers to negotiate for a union shop

SENATE APPROVES POSTAL BILL 76‐10

Del Univ admissions dir Mayer, testifying at Sweig conspiracy‐perjury trial, charges McCormack personally asked turn during Mar ‘68 phone call to admit J McCarthy's son; says Fed official discussed possibility of increasing univ's research contract during conversation; says call was last of 3 made that mo; univ had rejected youth; other aspects of McCarthy case revd

McCormack Linked To Pressure Tactic

Sen, 58‐37, approves Cooper‐Church amendment to limit Pres action in Cambodia; defeats, 50‐45, after 4 roll‐call votes, Sen Griffin amendment to provide additional pay to foreign troops going to Cambodia's mil aid; Sen Symington, in initial vote, approves Griffin amendment after conf with Sen Jackson, switches position after hurried conf with Sen Fulbright; Sen Scott, during debate, raises possibility of Pres veto if Cooper‐Church proposal is not amended; Cooper and Church illus

LONG DEBATE ENDS

Officials discuss unsuccessful search for consulting contracts that they feel would help both city and univ; Rand's NYC Inst dir P Szanton says academically based research is not conducive to change but to pub and advancement of work in some acad field

City Paid $75‐Million in 1969 In Fees to Private Consultants

union rejects 2 new pay offers made by hosps as inadequate; both sides are pessimistic about prospects of averting strike; hosps make emergency plans; union's demands detailed; list of hosps and homes affected by talks

HOSPITALS UNION REJECTS 2 OFFERS; STRIKE TODAY SEEN

Nixon veto of funds authorization bill extending Hill‐Burton program of construction and modernization of med facilities, overridden, Sen, 76‐19; this is 1st overriding of veto since July ‘60

NIXON'S VETO OVERRIDDEN ON MEDICAL BUILDING BILL; SENATE'S VOTE IS 76 TO 19

Nixon announces ‘successful’ completion of Amer incursion, written rept; rules out use of Amer troops in Cambodia in future, suggests Cambodia's defense will be left largely to Cambodians and their Asian allies; says he will not provide air or logistical support for S Vietnamese units operating in Cambodia but forecasts continued bombing of enemy personnel concentrations and supply targets ‘with approval of Cambodian Govt'; repts ‘there will be no US ground personnel in Cambodia’ except regular staff at US Embassy; makes clear that Cambodia will now become clear test of Nixon doctrine of transferring combat responsibility from Amer to Asian forces; urges Cambodian Asian allies to assist nation, pledges to help subsidize efforts of ‘3d countries who wish to supply Cambodia with troops or material'; details accomplishments of 2‐mo operation; notes 11,349 enemy troops have been killed and that 1 yr's supply of ammunition has been captured; accuses N Vietnam of having provoked US intervention; denies US had any role in overthrow of Norodom Sihanouk regime; insists US responded only to overt attempts by enemy to move out of sanctuaries and seize entire area along 600‐mi S Vietnamese‐Cambodian border

NEW ROLE BARRED

1st picturephone service begins, Pittsburgh; illus of inaugural call; service to be temporarily ltd to downtown Pittsburgh but Bell spokesman expects gen availability by ‘80s; Bell System spokesmen and subscribers comment; device described

Picture‐Telephone Service Is Started in Pittsburgh

Curia is now multinational body, with about 38% of 2,200 clergymen and 190 laymen Itals, compared to about 58% in ‘61, but most Curia business still has Ital flavor; duties and operation of Curia discussed

Vatican Curia Is Truly Multinational; Italian Membership Is Now a Minority

OAS Gen Assembly unanimously condemns terrorism, pol kidnapping and extortion as crimes against humanity and internatl law; directs juridical com to map ways of carrying out resolution; urges member nations to legislate against such crimes

O.A.S. Assails Political Terror As a Crime Against Humanity

Israeli jets attack guerrilla targets in Jordan following rocket attacks on Israeli village of Beisan

Targets in Jordan Attacked

Deputy Premier Olewinski and 3 mins ousted from their posts in Cabinet reshuffle

Poland Shuffles Cabinet

UAR repts downing 4 Israeli fighter‐bombers including 2 Phantoms along Suez Canal; repts capturing 3 Israeli pilots; list; Israel reptdly acknowledges loss of 2 jets

Egypt Reports Downing 4 Israeli Planes

comm rept read to Cortes secret session charges laxity and ‘benevolence’ on part of Min Lopez Bravo and 2 ex‐mins helped Matesa founder Vila Reyes steal export credit funds; estimates unrecoverable damages at $55‐million; exposure of swindle, major pol scandal, revd

Spain's Parliament Gets Scandal Data

Scientific affairs officer A Nenko, member of Czech Embassy in Washington, DC, defects to US, reptdly after being recalled to Czech; requests pol asylum

Czech Diplomat Defects to U.S. After Prague Calls Him Home

Nasser and Soviet Pres Podgorny score Israel but urge peaceful settlement to conflict, ss at dinner hon Nasser, Moscow; cite Nov ‘67 UN resolution but do not call for increased mil action against Israel; fail to mention Rogers's proposals, seen as indicative of discussion between Nasser and Soviet leaders on proposals; Podgorny urges nonmil solution to conflict, s; vows continued Soviet support for Arab countries but does not indicate whether mil aid will be increased; Nasser urges peace based on justice, not violence, s; meets with Brezhnev and Kosygin; illus visiting Kremlin with Soviet leaders

Nasser and Podgorny Ask Peaceful Mideast Solution

J F Leonard, US delegate to Geneva disarmament conf, proposes inclusion of toxins in Brit draft conv to outlaw germ weapons

U.S. Asks Toxin Ban By Geneva Conference

Committee of experts on demographic aspects of de velopment&#8212;10 A.M. and 3 P.M.

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today

Delegates from developing countries in Asia and Africa rept on consumer orgns’ efforts to force food merchants to raise sanitary standards, lower prices and end fraudulent practices, Internatl Orgn of Consumers Unions meeting, Baden, Austria

Consumer Activism Up in Poor Nations

problem of disposal at sea discussed at internatl conf, Malta, sponsored by Center for Study of Dem Insts; many experts call for internatl controls; Dr J M Lowenstein, Amb Pardo, Dr R Revelle and J Andrassy comment; concern by J W Gofman, A R Tamplin and G G Polikarpov noted; Pardo says Internatl Atomic Energy Agency fails to take effective action

July 1, 1970

Headlines from July 1, 1970

5th Ave to Be Shut To Vehicles in Test

N.A.A.C.P. Charge Called Unfair by the White House

Colombo Is Accused Of Contempt on L.I.

Deficit in'71 Budget Is Expected to Soar By Over $7‐Billion

Britain and 3 Others Offer Cases to Common Market

Billboard 200

Let It Be (Soundtrack)

McCartney

Woodstock

Chicago II

ABC

Historical Context for July 1, 1970