Prof J Mayer urges that FCC appt special com of nutritionists, drs and educators to monitor cereal indus TV ad aimed at children, lr to Moss; Moss backs proposal; says he has requested FTC probe; Prof M Latham calls for ad curbs, subcom hearing; lauds Choate's research; says his rating of cereals is unorthodox but not inaccurate; Choate charges cereal cos instructed reprs not to discuss TV ad at hearing; Cereal Inst exec dir Hayden denies charge

F.C.C. STUDY URGED OF TV CEREAL ADS

HOUSE APPROVES LIMIT OF $55,000 ON FARM SUBSIDY

FDA Comr Edwards, in announcing legal moves to limit sharply use of 'pep pills,' accuses drug indus of shirking its responsibilities by not helping to prevent abuse of amphetamines; says indus produces tremendous amounts of pills even though they have only limited med usefulness; says excess supplies are easily diverted into illicit channels; says it is time for indus to work closely together with FDA and Justice Dept to stop unnecessary production; actions taken include changes in labeling of amphetamine products that sharply restrict allowable claims and strengthen warning on possible hazards and requiring mfrs to supply strong evidence from research to support any larger claims; Repr Rogers, FDA atty Goodrich and Smith Kline & French Laboratories pres T Rauch comment

‘PEP PILL’ MAKERS ACCUSED BY F.D.A.

Ford to tentatively raise '71 truck prices by 6%

Ford Planning Rise Of 5% in'71 Prices; Warranty Curtailed

Cadet C E Donham, a sr who has applied for discharge as conscientious objector, 1st cadet ever to make such request, sues, Fed ct, challenging const of Army rejection of request

West Pointer Seeks Discharge As a Conscientious Objector

Fulbright charges State Dept, in 'rushing' to sign bases accord before there is 'rational pub discussion,' shows disrespect for Foreign Relations Com; calls decision to sign accord continuation of 'questionable past policy of making alliances without Cong approval'

U. S. TO SIGN PACT WITH SPAIN TODAY

C Semo‐Tordjman, 14‐yr‐old student, flies from Sydney to Paris without ticket, passport, or medical documents; por; Australian authorities investigating

Freeloader, 14, Flies Sydney to Paris

US sounds out Israel and UAR on possibility of mutual policing of cease‐fire by each nation's air force through aerial reconnaissance on 'open‐sky' basis over opposite banks of canal rather than reliance on UN truce observers; US and USSR would monitor mil situation on ground through satellite and electronic intelligence methods and UN observers on west bank of canal presumably would remain; US State Dept says no agreement on effective date for cease‐fire has been reached but that Jarring could begin talks prior to cease‐fire; Adm reptdly feels if cease‐fire does not begin within 1‐mo, talks will be jeopardized, undermining US plan; 3 major remaining points to be resolved reptdly are starting date, means of supervision and size of cease‐fire zone; US officials note plan would not limit continued Soviet arms shipments to UAR or US arms shipments to Israel despite limitation on mil equipment within cease‐fire zone; Nixon Adm, to obtain agreement on cease‐fire proposal, seen overlooking evidence that Soviet pilots clashed with Israeli planes near canal in late July; seen holding that as long as clashes do not become daily occurrence and Soviet pilots do not make it major pub issue, US does not view incident as indicative of loss of interest by Soviets in cease‐fire; increased Soviet diplomatic activity with concurrent diplomatic backing of cease‐fire seen reflection of pressure between hawks and doves within Soviet Govt

U.S. IS PROPOSING MUTUAL POLICING OF MIDEAST TRUCE

Soviet 1st Deputy Premier and Politburo member K T Mazurov says USSR pledges to do 'everything within its power' to aid in search for equitable pol settlement, s hon Iraqi delegation, Moscow; charges US and Israel with entire responsibility for current situation; says USSR views peace as in interest of Arabs, necessary for socio‐econ transformations and further consol of anti‐imperialist natl liberation movement; Iraqi Vice Pres el‐Takriti avoids polemics but indirectly stresses Iraqi differences with UAR and USSR

Iraqis Get Soviet Pledge For Just Peace in Mideast

Lindsay broadens closing of main avs to vehicular traffic in various parts of city; says decision has resulted from reptd success of 5th Av closing; schedule of additional st closings

Mayor Will Extend Shopping Mall Plan To 8 More Streets

NY Plaza, 1 (Manhattan): At least 2 killed in fire on 33d floor of new glass and aluminum office bldg; illus; 31 hurt including 24 firemen; blaze involves 32d‐36th floors; traps firemen and occupants in elevators; cause unknown but Comr Lowery speculates about elec wiring in room housing elevator motors; principal occupant is Chase Manhattan Bank; scene described, with firemen overcome by great heat and smoke; Lowery suggests delay in turning in alarm, citing vol of fire found by firemen; notes there were no observable flames but tremendous heat was retained by bldg; Mayor Lindsay visits scene; construction, repts of earlier fires noted

Fire on 33d Floor of New Building Kills Two

NJ Gov Cahill, following meeting with Atty Gen Mitchell, US Atty Lacey, Newark Mayor Gibson and other Justice Dept officials, announces that Justice Dept, state and Newark have agreed to establish joint Fed, state and munic task force to attack organized crime in gen and drug addiction in particular; Mitchell and Asst Atty Gen Wilson comment; illus

CRIME ‘TASK FORCE’ IS DUE FOR JERSEY

$11‐million low‐income housing rehabilitation project, 1 of largest in city's history, started in Harlem in joint venture by Negro and white contractors; project, Operation Trailblazer, calls initially for massive renovation of 27 vacant and deteriorated bldgs that will result in 384 apt units, eventually to be owned on co‐op basis by community residents; white construction co Cauldwell‐Wingate Co Inc will do some of work, but will also provide tech assistance, particularly in areas of management and on‐the‐job training, for less experienced Negro groups; plan ultimately will call for development of 40‐block area, all of which is part of Millbank‐Frawley urban renewal program, that runs from 107th St to 125th St, between Lenox and Pk Avs; project, which received $200,000 loan from Model Cities Revolving Fund as seed money, is co‐sponsored by Harlem River Consumers Cooperative Inc and Millbank‐Frawley Circle Housing Council

HUGE RENOVATION OF APARTMENTS STARTS IN HARLEM

R F Kennedy Jr, 2d oldest son of late Sen, and R S Shriver 3d, son of former US Ambassador to France, scheduled to appear in Juvenile Ct, Hyannis Port, Mass, on charges of possessing marijuana; family spokesman confirms repts that cousins have been served with warrants charging them with offenses July 10 at an undisclosed site, 23 persons, in what appears to have involved mo‐long probe into suspected violations of drug laws, are arraigned in Dist Ct on narcotics violation charges ranging from possession and sale of heroin to 'being present' where drugs were used illegally; none of 23 appear to be involved in Kennedy incident; Mrs E Kennedy and S Shriver issue seperate statements saying that they are distressed to learn of charges, but that they will stand by their sons; statements outlined; Sen E Kennedy comments

Robert Kennedy Jr. and Cousin, Shriver Son, in Marijuana Case

broadcast from Shanghai on eve of Army Day questions dominant role of army in pol and adm life; role defended in broadcasts from Hupeh and Honan, regions more conservative than Shanghai

Chinese Broadcasts Challenge And Defend Role of the Army

center spokesman doubts anyone was inducted because of inaccuracy

Officer at Induction Center Discounts Defective Scale

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5 (UPI) &#8212;The Defense Department re ported today that Pfc. Robert J. Brown Jr. of Buffalo has been killed in the war in South east Asia.

Buffalo G.I. Is Killed in War

M Frankel says hopes for success in talks is slender as 4th negotiating team in 2 yrs takes over; says Washington officials say Nixon remains convinced he has outlined a sufficiently generous opening position to interest N Vietnam if it wants to arrange pol compromise; discusses US position and Vietcong proposals

Paris Talks: A New Phase Opens

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Lon Nol adviser Sim Var holds Govt can last only 6 mos more without important mil and econ aid, principally from US, int; holds US 'morally and materially responsible' for current situation; says US incursion into Communist sanctuaries pushed enemy into countryside and toward capital; stresses econ aid especially; cites increase in Pnompenh population from refugees and lessening of access rds from 7 to 2; says US withholds aid because Amer people mistakenly consider fighting in Cambodia part of Vietnam war, from which they want to withdraw; calls Vietnam war a 'civil' one, which he holds is not case in Cambodia; says he is not hopeful of receiving aid from Thailand; Lon Nol says Vietcong and N Vietnamese must consol their position in Cambodia before any renewed offensive against S Vietnam, int; expresses optimism about Cambodia's chances if country is provided with adequate arms and ammunition

Cambodian Says Only Aid From U.S. Will Bar Defeat

Optimism over possible ltd truce now greater in Vientiane than it has been in recent mos; based on belief N Vietnam would prefer to concentrate its efforts on areas of primary interest; Souvanna Phouma repts to Cabinet after conf with Tiaosouk Vongsak; Soviet officials in Vientiane lend currency to repts Pathet Lao and N Vietnamese would welcome truce

Laotians See Some Basis Of Hope of Limited Truce

Nixon Adm sources reiterate US will not use Amer ground troops in Cambodia to save Lon Nol regime and will not raise level of war there; statement still leaves Nixon option of using forces in Cambodia to protect those in Vietnam; one source says US would prefer a neutral govt in Pnompenh rather than a Communist one because of effect latter would have on situation in Vietnam

U.S. Again Bars Troops To Save Lon Nol Regime

7 US planes give direct air support to Cambodian troops attempting to recapture Skoun; action of planes, within 900 ft of troops, and direction by Cambodian ground controller detailed; bombs, napalm and incendiary shells used; Mansfield warns such support could lead US into 'full‐fledged war'; questions if Nixon knows what is going on; Cambodian soldiers illus at ambushed cars on Hwy 4 in which at least 11 civilians were killed

U.S. jets Give Direct Support to Cambodian Troops

Israel repts Arab guerrillas from Lebanon shelled town of Metulla, injuring 5 teen‐agers; repts Israeli patrols killed 3 guerrillas in clashes in Jordan Valley and Golan heights

Mrs. Meir Plans Note For Nixon

Dr O Klemperer to become Israeli immigrant at his special request

Klemperer to Be Immigrant

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August 6, 1970

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F.C.C. STUDY URGED OF TV CEREAL ADS

HOUSE APPROVES LIMIT OF $55,000 ON FARM SUBSIDY

‘PEP PILL’ MAKERS ACCUSED BY F.D.A.

Ford Planning Rise Of 5% in'71 Prices; Warranty Curtailed

West Pointer Seeks Discharge As a Conscientious Objector

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Blood; Sweat & Tears 3

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