Gov Rockefeller, in Washington to seek more Fed aid for NYS, is careful not to criticize Nixon or Adm for lack of progress in setting up sharing program, press conf; Nixon's proposal seen given little chance of approval because of condition of Fed finances

Rockefeller Seeks Added Federal Aid Of Up to $1‐Billion

Lone Tenant Makes City Provide Water

Two Reach Top of El Capitan, Scaling 3,000‐Foot Wall in 27 Days

Elementary School Principals Assn pres J Warshaw claims Scribner may have violated decentralization law by apptg Taylor as acting principal, when qualified candidates were available on eligibility list; urges Educ Comr Nyquist to appt com to probe situation; Nyquist to consider request but says he is sympathetic to Scribner's attempt to loosen up system's personnel licensing and apptmt procedures

City Principals Bid State Look Into Scribner's Acts

NYC Budget Dir E K Hamilton says 'at very least' Lindsay Adm will impose 3 revenue measures authorized earlier in yr by NYS but held back by City Council, including raising fare on SI ferry from 5c to 25c

New Taxes Needed Soon, City Budget Director Says

White House staff members Harlow, Moynihan, Keogh and Flemming reptdly will leave posts before yr ends; possibility of transfer of J D Ehrlichman noted

Nixon Reported Planning Major Changes in Cabinet

W Ger Min Scheel and Polish Min Jedrychowski initial Polish-W Ger treaty to normalize relations, Warsaw; illus; Cyrankiewicz witnesses ceremony; under treaty trade missions are expected to be raised to consular level and embassies eventually estab; Jedrychowski says accord 'constitutes lasting basis for normalizing relations'; notes treaty will open 'new propitious and fruitful era' by 'closing past'; Scheel notes that 'sharp struggle' must be waged for approval of treaty by W Ger parliamentary bodies and Ger pub opinion

Polish‐West German Pact Is Initialed by Ministers

Article on Fed and state officials investigating State Sup Ct Justice Schweitzer after learning that he is close friend of N M Voloshen, indicted Apr, NYC, on charges of defrauding Calif prison inmate of $16,000 with promise to get him out of jail; investigation shows that on at least 2 occasions Schweitzer met with attys of clients who later came before him and won releases from prison; cases of inmates were discussed at both meetings but prosecution was not represented; Voloshen however was present; cases discussed

Justice Schweitzer Being Investigated

HR, 203-186, votes to bring bill to floor; passage predicted even by opponents; Mills defense of legis cites 'serious problems' with imports

BILL TO RESTRICT IMPORTS SURVIVES 3 TESTS IN HOUSE

Comr Murphy reactivates separate traffic div, whose responsibilities will include parking enforcement and towaway program

MURPHY REVIVES TRAFFIC DIVISION

shortage of helicopters in E Pakistan slows delivery of relief supplies to victims in inaccessible areas; tons of supplies nave reached Dacca, but only a few drops have been made; Amer civilian and Army helicopters reptd set to begin dropping supplies; dispute over which nation's pilots should fly helicopters has delayed delivery of aircraft from US and GB; survivors of cyclone in E Pakistan coastal areas illus

COPTER SHORTAGE BALKS CYCLONE AID

Joe Frazier retained the heavyweight boxing cham pionship last night by knock ing out Bob Foster, the light&#8208; heavyweight champion, in the second round at Detroit. At Madison Square Garden, George Foreman also scored a second&#8208;round knockout of Boone Kirkman in a bout be tween heavyweight contend ers. Details on page 59.

Frazier Stops Foster

Former Teacher Named Head of State in Syria by New Leaders

Murad, Fayez Mahmoud: Slain with wife and father; slayings cause pol furor; Arab guerrilla commandos have been accused of crime; details

Multiple Murder Causes Lebanese Furor

shooting erupts fur 2 hrs, Amman, extent of casualties and question of which side began shooting remain unknown; Jordanian officer claims guerrillas and militia attacked police posts; Arab truce supervision com meets; Damascus radio repts fighting between Jordanian troops and guerrillas in Ramtha area

SHOOTING IN AMMAN CONTINUES 2 HOURS

Dayan reptdly delivers statement advocating withdrawal of heavy Israeli and UAR weapons from canal zone to allow resumption of internatl navigation, s, Labor party caucus; reptdly proposed new cease-fire agreement that would be based on 'physical arrangements' of more permanent nature; silent on details

New Plan Laid to Dayan

illus of students clashing outside university, Tel Aviv, over Israel's refusal to resume talks

Israel Readmitting Some Ousted Palestinian Leaders

Eban, after confs with Rogers, says Israel has been seeking continued mil and econ aid and renewed assurances from US of diplomatic backing if it re-enters talks; reptdly informed Rogers of desire for more aid and expressed hope that US will scrap Rogers's proposals that provide for Israeli withdrawal from occupied territories; reptdly did not make conditions hard and fast as provisions for resumption of talks; acknowledges that Israel has dropped demand for withdrawal of missiles as condition for resuming talks, news conf; says current interest is to create conditions for re-entering talks; seen raising question of continued US arms aid through '71; predicts that Soviet aid for UAR will continue; comments interpreted as indicating that Israel still seeks assurances that US will support final frontiers that Israel wants; Eban brushes aside repts that Dayan wants to resume talks on basis of new cease-fire providing for mutual withdrawal of Israeli and UAR forces from canal; concedes that Israel is no longer interested in missile withdrawal because such attempts have failed in past 3 mos

Eban Meets With Rogers, Hints He Seeks Pledges

fund vp Dr L Hoffmann (France), urging population controls, says forecasts indicate that world population will increase to 6 billion in next 30 yrs, s, fund cong

Astronaut Says Earth Is in Need Of Protection From Inhabitants

WASHINGTON, Nov. 18&#8212; Despite reported White House misgivings, Senator Jacob K. Javits began a move today to rally support for what he de scribed as the Administration's &#8220;new posture&#8221; on admission of Communist China to the United Nations.

Javits Asks Congress to Support a ‘New’ China Policy

Govt rept estimates that tax and duty evaders cost nation $4-billion last yr; estimates $600-million lost in individual and corp income taxes and $750-million in sales taxes

TAX EVASION IN ITALY IS PUT AT $4‐BILLION

Communist China rejects '2 Chinas' solution; Nationalist Chinese press has made clear that Taiwan also rejects solution

Both Chinas Oppose Plan

Mauritius to vote against Albanian resolution, Malaysia to abstain; both say that they favor membership for Peking but cannot vote to expel Taipei

Taipei Picks Up a Vote

League of Red Cross Societies repts member societies in 20 countries have sent $3-million worth of relief supplies; Pakistan Cyclone Relief Fund formed, Washington, DC, by J W Barr, R D Murphy and W S Surrey

Fund for Aid Set Up

GENEVA, Nov. 18&#8212;Henrik Beer, secretary general of the League of Red Cross Societies, reported today that $3&#8208;million in medicines, tents, blankets, vitamins, water&#8208;purifying equip ment and other relief supplies for the stricken East Pakistani area were now &#8220;in the pipe line.&#8221;

20 Countries Send Aid

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November 19, 1970

Headlines from November 19, 1970

Rockefeller Seeks Added Federal Aid Of Up to $1‐Billion

Lone Tenant Makes City Provide Water

Two Reach Top of El Capitan, Scaling 3,000‐Foot Wall in 27 Days

City Principals Bid State Look Into Scribner's Acts

New Taxes Needed Soon, City Budget Director Says

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