Bronx landlords declare that they intend to warn their tenants that they are responsible for full rent and will be liable to penalty or additional rent if they do not pay in full; Rent Dept, in reply, notes that city's power to cut rents because of reduced services to tenants was upheld by Justice Chimera; dept starts 8 more proceedings on rent cuts, bringing total to 563; repts hiring striking workers in 67 more bldgs, raising total to 501; landlords, through atty L Rovins, ask Lindsay to investigate promptly and withdraw rent cuts so far ordered

Bronx Landlords Caution Tenants To Pay Full Rents

HR Appropriations Com cuts defense budget by $1.1-billion on grounds that some of planes and missiles for which production money was requested have not been sufficiently developed and tested; approves $554-million for continued procurement of C-5A transport, including $200-million 'contingency fund' to help Lockheed in financial difficulties it has encountered in production

HOUSE UNIT VOTES A $2‐BILLION CUT IN DEFENSE FUNDS

Vice President Renews His Attack on Goodell

Sen passes bill that includes provision to establish Capitol guide service to provide free tours

CONGRESS REFORM VOTED BY SENATE

Great Lakes Comm, composed of reprs of 8 states bordering Great Lakes, cites NYS Gov Rockefeller for antipollution efforts, Kcnmore, NY, ceremonies

Governor Sees Threat to State G.O.P. State

Palestine Liberation Orgn NYC offices wrecked by bomb blast; prior to explosion, UPI recd telephone message; 'Hijack blackmail freed 7 terrorists, Never again,' apparent reference to 7 guerrillas freed by GB, W Ger and Switzerland; Jewish Defense League use of slogan 'never again' noted; suspect sought

Bomb Wrecks Office Of Palestine Group

leaders of both parties agree they cannot complete business in next 3 wks and agree to recess Oct 14 and return Nov 16 for 1st post-election session since '54

Congress Leaders Agree To Take Campaign Recess

Issues statement of concern over ANG strike against NY Post and its implications for newspaper indus; says Times will evaluate its position on day-to-day basis; text

Newspaper Guild Strikes Post; Publisher Shuts Down the Plant

Warden McAlonan takes reporters on 2-hr tour of Queens House of Detention; shows extensive damage; Correction Dept displays some of weapons used by inmates during riot; McAlonan says practically every inmate must have had weapon; says uprising was well planned; damage detailed; illus

Damage by Inmates Makes Queens Jail Unusable

Nixon announces he will offer 'major statement' on Indochina situation; says it has approval of Cambodian Govt

NIXON WILL OFFER ‘MAJOR’ PROPOSAL ON WAR TONIGHT

Ovando resigns under pressure, touching off power struggle between mil leftists and rightists; seeks asylum in Argentine Embassy; soldiers illus; leftists backing Gen Torres bomb Pres palace, attack rightist strongpoints and claim seizure of Cochabamba, 2d largest city; Torres, ousted armed forces comdr, declared Pres of 'revolutionary com' with hq at La Paz air force base; rightists maintain they hold power, name mil triumvirate composed of Gen Guachalla, Vice Adm Abarracin and Gen Sattori; Miranda reptdly seeks to remain without official title; univ student groups declare support for Torres; Ovando says he tried to avert crisis with resignation, press statement read in front of home; Mins Ortiz and Bonifaz resign

LEADER OF BOLIVIA FORCED TO RESIGN; PALACE IS BOMBED

Min Riad says UAR will never remove 'single antiaircraft missile' from canal zone and he refuses to discuss subject, TV s; action is blow to US efforts to get 'rectification' of situation as overture to peace talks; term 'rectification' has not been explained but repts that some kind of face-saving formula on missiles was proposed to UAR, to which Riad's reply is seen as rejection, noted; Riad reiterates denial that any missiles were moved into zone after cease-fire took effect; says all missiles currently in zone were there prior to cease-fire; says UAR is agreeable to extending cease-fire for additional 90 days but that it will not permit cease-fire to become permanent; says if peace efforts fail, there will be no alternative but to undertake natl task of liberating occupied lands

MISSILE REMOVAL BARRED BY EGYPT

Govt rejects Cross kidnappers demands; Sharp says terms are unreasonable, radio station subsequently receives note threatening to kill Cross if demands are not met before deadline; Sharp hints Govt would consider compromise; Choquette says any decision would be made jointly by prov and Fed Govts

Canada Rejects Ransom Terms For Kidnapped British Official

Kidnapped British Official

V I Danilovich killed while testing supersonic craft's catapult system, USSR

Soviet Test Pilot Killed

Pompidou Is Welcomed Warmly in the Soviet Union

US Deputy Under Sec Samuels says US would be reluctant to go along with suggestion made by some central bankers that pound be devalued to lower cost of Brit goods and help Brit earn trade surpluses needed to finance entry into EEC

U.S. Aide Warns on Costs Of Britain's Market Entry

intensified enemy shellings continue for 3d day, most of them in coastal provs of central and northern parts of S Vietnam; 52 refugees injured, 7 killed in attack on resettlement center near Phumy; ground fighting continues at low level; map

ENEMY STEPS UP MORTAR ATTACKS

Nguyen Cao Ky says he is ordered by Nguyen Van Thieu to return to Saigon, int, London; says he has no idea what Nixon's announcement will be

Ky, in London, Ordered By Thieu to Come Home

13-member community development team accompanies Cambodian troops who push their way into shattered town of Taing Kauk; seeks to help dispersed villagers rebuild their homes, train them in better agr methods but in the main indicate Govt concern in their plight; team is 1st to be sent out by Community Development Min set up in July; 1 team member killed, 6 others wounded by enemy mortar fire

Cambodian Relief Team With Troops

S Vietnam announces end of 3-mo operation in SE Cambodia, withdrawal of task force involved; withdrawal cuts S Vietnam troop strength in Cambodia to record low of 12,000 men; allied planes bomb suspected enemy bunker complex in village outside Taing Kauk; map

Allied Planes Bomb Village

President Nixon's policy speech to the nation on Viet nam tonight at 9 o'clock will be carried live by the tele vision and radio outlets of the three major networks.

TV and Radio Networks To Carry Nixon Speech

Vietcong spokesman in Paris says he hopes Nixon will announce acceptance of Vietcong proposals; says Nguyen Thi Binh has sent copies of proposals to all US Sens

Vietcong Hopeful

E Ger closes autobahn checkpoint, Marienborn, for 15 mins, hampering traffic to and from W Berlin; yesterday, drivers reptd delays of up to 4 hrs at Marienborn and Drewitz checkpoints; E Ger gives no explanation for action; map

Berlin Traffic Slowed By the East Germans

Col G R Robinson, mil judge in pending Mitchell ct-martial, says at conclusion of hearing that he wants to begin questioning prospective mil jurors tomorrow; last-min legal technicalities are cleared away; Robinson says defense and prosecution will have opportunity to discuss any additional motions in his chambers; defers ruling on several defense motions, including those for change of venue; Brown asks jury panel be rejected on ground some of jr officers will be influenced by Col E R Brigham, panel pres and commanding officer of 4 panel members; Robinson denies motion for new panel pending questioning of jurors; discloses lists of questions, apparently relating to US policy, have been sent by defense to Nixon, Laird, Resor, Rogers and Westmoreland; says all but Westmoreland indicated they would not respond, but Westmoreland considers reply

RULINGS DELAYED BY SONMY JUDGE

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October 7, 1970

Headlines from October 7, 1970

Bronx Landlords Caution Tenants To Pay Full Rents

HOUSE UNIT VOTES A $2‐BILLION CUT IN DEFENSE FUNDS

Vice President Renews His Attack on Goodell

CONGRESS REFORM VOTED BY SENATE

Governor Sees Threat to State G.O.P. State

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Cosmo's Factory

Mad Dogs & Englishmen

A Question Of Balance

Woodstock

Third Album

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