5 more killed, 50 hurt in new rioting in Falls Rd sec, Belfast; illus; deaths bring to 12 those killed in last wk; Brit troops rept area under control after 3 hrs of fighting; violence erupted after 5 Brit soldiers were hurt by 2 hand grenades thrown at soldiers trying to disperse taunting crowd; army spokesman says 5 killed were civilians, 2 of them snipers; says shooting had been directed only at those throwing gasoline bombs and those using and carrying firearms; attributes 2 deaths to Royal Ulster Constabulary

5 DEAD IN BELFAST AS BRITISH TROOPS AND SNIPERS FIGHT

NY Times survey finds middle‐class workers who have lost jobs because of econ slowdown are becoming increasingly resentful; rising unemployment in Ill, Washington (state), San Diego and St Louis noted; outlook for these states and cities and other parts of country discussed; illus

Laid‐Off Workers Growing Resentful on Relief

Sons of the Amer Revolution ceremony illus

Independence Day

SAN CLEMENTE, Calif., July 3&#8212;President Nixon's chief adviser on domestic affairs said today that a major theme of Republican campaigns next fall would be what he called the refusal of the Democratic leadership in the House and Senate to help make government more responsive to the nation's needs.

CAMPAIGN THEME GIVEN FOR G.O.P.

Amer Revolutionary Bicentennial Comm urges pub and private transportation officials start now to ensure fast, low‐cost travel by ‘76, particularly between E Coast cities where major events will be held

PANEL ON ‘76 ASKS WIDE CELEBRATION

Natl union demands and receives revised wage increase of $1.85‐an‐hr over 39 mos, 75c increase over previously agreed‐on $1.10‐an‐hr pact, immediately after Chicago drivers win increase of $1.65‐an‐hr over 36 mos; settlement ends 85‐day strike and lockout in Chicago area that has resulted in estimated $1‐billion in business losses; indus spokesman says indus will have to raise its rates by at least 12%; Chicago Joint Teamsters Council pres R Schloessling calls settlement ‘complete victory’ for union; Peick says Chicago locals will continue to negotiate independently; both sides laud Counts

Chicago Teamster Pact Brings New National Rise

UAR repts antiaircraft troops ‘hit’ 2 Israeli fighter‐bombers in canal combat zone and along Suez Gulf underscoring emergence of narrow strip along western shore of canal as crucial battle area; Heykal, in Moscow with Nasser, emphasizes importance of air control over canal in Al Ahram article noting UAR's ability to attack Sinai Peninsula is being obstructed by Israeli air control over canal; UAR press comments obliquely that Western nations are ‘perplexed’ by sudden achievements of UAR air‐defense forces; recent Nasser s in Libya forecasting new achievements including preparations for ‘complete’ antiaircraft system in canal zone noted

U.A.R, SAYS IT HIT TWO ISRAELI JETS

press sec Ziegler, expressing Nixon's concern with Soviet mil presence, refuses to rule out possibility that Adm would be compelled to send personnel to Israel to counterbalance Soviets in UAR; says there are no plans to inject US mil personnel into area and that Adm prefers to settle crisis through diplomatic means; other officials, commenting on reptd remarks that Adm wants to ‘expel’ Soviets, says word ‘expel’ should not be taken literally; Ziegler says Adm would like to see Soviet personnel ‘removed;’ neither Ziegler nor other officials publicly suggest how US would clear Soviets from area; possible courses of action Adm can take outlined

NIXON AIDE SAYS U.S. DOESN'T PLAN A MIDEAST FORCE

Amb Brazao recalled from Vatican in protest against Pope's granting of audience to 3 leaders of liberation movements in Portugal's African territories; Embassy aide L Quartin, acting as charge d'affaires in Brazao's absence, denies repts in Rome and Lisbon that Portugal is considering breaking diplomatic ties with Vatican

Portuguese Recall Envoy After Pope Sees Africa Rebels

Sec Rogers rebuts Thant Khoman attack on US Sens, criticizes reluctance of Thailand to provide troops to Cambodia without US guarantee to finance them, SEATO conf and private talks; S Vietnam Min Tran Van Lam, observer at SEATO conf, and Thanat Khoman express disappointment at SEATO failure to help counter Communist pressures in Indochina; SEATO final communique notes varying forms of aggression but refrains from offering any direct aid to Cambodia on ground that she is not treaty member

ROGERS AND THAI CLASH IN MANILA

Communist party head Brezhnev predicts avg yrly output of grains will increase to 195‐million tons by ‘75, compared with avg of 162‐million during last 5 yrs, rept to party Central Com

A Soviet Report Condemns Mismanagement of F arms

Dan‐Air Airlines: Chartered Comet with 112 passengers on Manchester‐Barcelona flight believed to have crashed into sea off Mataro, Spain, 18 mi NE of Barcelona; presumably no survivors; map

British Jet Carrying 112 Is Hunted at Sea off Spain

Italians set vacations amid warnings by Govt politicians of econ recession, tight‐money crisis and dangerous productivity slump because of recent strikes; Rome on brink of bankruptcy; 3 major labor orgns plan 24‐hr strike for speedy enactment of promised soc reforms; Repub party sec La Malfa urges Italians to work harder, not strike

Italians Set for Vacation Amid Economic Alarms

Consumer experts urge ‘powerful ministerial’ role for consumer reprs in pub utilities, Internatl Consumers Union Orgn conf

Consumer Unions Optimistic as 30‐Nation Talks End

gets Hero of Soviet Union Award for Soyuz 9 flight

Astronauts of Soyuz 9 Honored at the Kremlin

Govt announces proposed legis to curb immigration from Commonwealth countries; Sec Maudling says future immigrants will have no ‘right of permanent settlement'; pledges nonwhite immigrants already in country will not be discriminated against; says previous legis limiting number of Asians living in Africa who are allowed entrance each yr will be tightened to prevent quota violations; ex‐Sec Callaghan scores proposals as ‘absolute rubbish;’ holds new system would require huge adm apparatus to operate and that immigrants would be subjected to serfdom

British Government Seeks Restrictions On New Immigrants

20 actors and dancers injured in accident during filming of TV show near Avignon

20 Hurt on French TV Show

Norway Is on Watch At NATO's Frontier

tens of thousands of men throng to register for newly available jobs, Nairobi employment offices; illus; some injuries reptd

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BONN, July 3&#8212;President Pompidou today endorsed the attempts made by Chancellor Willy Brandt to reach accords with the Communist countries of Eastern Europe.

Pompidou Upholds Brandt on East

Article on activism among S Vietnamese students, which is directed against Nguyen Van Thieu Govt and US; comments of several students noted; illus

Saigon Students Are Making the U.S. a Major Target

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Thailand denies carrying out bombing strikes in Cambodia; Bangkok sources say Thai planes struck enemy targets inside Cambodia at request of Cambodian mil comdr who fled into Thailand with 100 of his men

Thailand Denies Carrying Out Bombing Strikes in Cambodia

S Vietnam repts its troop strength in Cambodia has dropped to about 25,000 following withdrawal of marine brigade that participated in sweep around Pnompenh, says threat to Pnompenh has lessened; Thai command assesses mil situation in Cambodia, Bangkok; warns on threat to Thailand; map

Boat Hits Mine

Abrams undergoes successful surgery for removal of his gall bladder; Gen Rosson to serve as acting comdr until Abrams returns to duty; Laird lauds Abrams; Abrams illus

Gen. Abrams Undergoes Gall Bladder Surgery

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July 4, 1970

Headlines from July 4, 1970

5 DEAD IN BELFAST AS BRITISH TROOPS AND SNIPERS FIGHT

Laid‐Off Workers Growing Resentful on Relief

Independence Day

CAMPAIGN THEME GIVEN FOR G.O.P.

PANEL ON ‘76 ASKS WIDE CELEBRATION

Billboard 200

Let It Be (Soundtrack)

McCartney

Woodstock

Chicago II

ABC

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for July 4, 1970