August 5, 1970

primaries; Mrs Romney apparently wins; partial tally; illus; Sen Levin claims victory in Dem gubernatorial race; both seen liberal underdogs against incumbents Hart and Milliken; Romney's expectation of heavy majority seen cut by dull campaign, by identification of her with liberalism

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex., Aug. 4—The first sign that something is wrong shows up a full 50 miles north of her at a little farm town called Refugio.

Meir spells out firm position on talks with UAR but says acceptance is unconditional, rept, Knesset; illus; says still‐undisclosed mil and pol assurances from Nixon dispelled Dayan's reservations to cease‐fire and led her closer to commitment to withdraw from some occupied territories; Israeli reply differs from Rogers June 19 proposal on 3 issues and Meir outlines 3 proposals not contained in pub versions of Rogers plan; issues and proposals detailed; Begin and 5 Gahal mins move to Opposition rows during rept; Meir comments on Gahal defection

Sanitation Dept announces that garbage collections in many sees of city are being reduced from schedule of 3 times wkly to twice wkly; says secs incude all SI, parts of Queens, some Bklyn communities and few sees in Bronx; Admr Kretchmer says although these neighborhoods had been on 3 collection schedule many have been receiving avg of only 2 collections; dept repr says new schedule will improve service by putting collections on more realistic schedule; discusses plan; dept's chief of staff H Scharaga outlines how collections are divided into 254 sanitation sees; according to Sanitation Dept schedules garbage is collected 6 times wkly in high‐density population areas; dept will complete 90‐day evaluation period this fall before it formally decides on which secs will retain new schedules

Manson holds up before jury copy of newspaper with headlines reading Manson guilty, Nixon declares' and forces halt in testimony; Older takes immediate steps to forestall mistrial by questioning jurors individually about whether incident had prejudiced them; all but 1 of 12 regular jurors and 6 alternates testify that they had witnessed Manson's action but they all say they can act impartially; Older also sentences defense atty D Shinn to county jail for 3 nights on contempt charges for putting newspapers on counsel table where Manson could get at them; Shinn explains how papers got in Manson's hands