October 1, 1970

Pres Tito, in Belgrade talks with Nixon, decries expansion of war in Indochina in what appears to be criticism of US; suggests 2-power diplomacy may even have encouraged big power meddling in affairs of others and created 'dangerous hotbeds of conflict'; Nixon refuses to accept implied proposition that Amer involvement amounted to an infringement on rights of smaller nation; defends US actions

HR, 323-17, approves bill to increase taxes on domestic airline tickets from 8% to 8.5% and increase head tax on passengers leaving US from $3 to $5 to pay for guards aboard airliners and possibly to expand use of electronic surveillance; legis would be effective from Oct 31 until July 1, '72; officials put cost to travelers at $34.5-million by end of June '71 and $57.3-million for fiscal yr beginning July '71

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WASHINGTON, Sept. 30— The Nixon Administration opened a new hole in Selective Service regulations today that could allow thousands of young men to escape the draft.

FDA sets rules requiring that lenses, including those for sunglasses, be made of heat-tempered impact-resistant glass, laminated glass or plastic to avert eye injuries; will except cases where safety lenses do not meet patient's visual needs and contact lenses, which are usually made of plastic; demonstrations given, news conf; Comr Edwards, Amer Guild of Prescription Opticians exec J Miller participate; details