Atkinson backs change in Bway curtain time

Curtains on Broadway Go Up at 7:30

Nixon, in televised int with 4 TV network correspondents, does not say anything further about troop withdrawals beyond scheduled reduction

PRESIDENT TERMS CUBA OFF LIMITS FOR SOVIET SUBS

concedes rebroadcasting, on night before '70 election, of s scoring demonstrators at San Jose was mistake he would not repeat, televised int; says his greatest achievement has been reduction of US role in Vietnam

President Predicts Gains In Econotny for'71 and'72

several hundred youths regis to vote in NYC; pors; Mayor Lindsay enrolls 1st; Atty Gen Lefkowitz, Sec Lomenzo, Controller Beame, NYC Council Pres Garelik, 5 NYC Boro Presidents, Assemblyman Steingut, Comr O'Rourke, other officials also present; Boro Pres Leviss registers daughter

Many Under 21 Register to Vote Here

UAR Pres Sadat acknowledges that Soviet soldiers manned UAR missile sites and that 6 wore killed in Israeli raid on site at Dahshur, 20-mi south of Cairo, s, Tanta; does not specify date of incident but on Feb 17, UAR announced raid on Dahshur missile site; says Soviet troops were needed because it would have taken 8 mos to train UAR personnel to man sites; does not specify whether any Soviet soldiers are still manning sites as Israel claims but UAR officials recently said that Soviets returned as soon as UAR personnel learned how to perform jobs; visit to Moscow of former UAR Pres Nasser on Jan 22-25, '70, shortly after Israeli air raids began, recalled

Sadat Reveals Israeli Raid Killed 6 Soviet Missilemen

US longshoremen boycott Polish luxury liner Stefan Batory, 1st Communist passenger ship to dock in NYC in 20 yrs, to protest 'brutal treatment of Polish longshoremen, Jews and others' who staged food demonstrations against Polish Govt in Dec

Boycott Greets First Communist Passenger Ship Here in 20 Years

Natl Coal Bd chmn Lord Robens resigns after 10 yrs in post because of reptd Govt plans to sell off to private enterprise parts of nationalized industries, particularly some profitable ventures of coal bd

British Coal Chief Resigns in Dispute On Denationalizing

Participates with 3 other TV newsmen in TV talk with Pres Nixon

NIXON WILL PRESS REVENUE SHARING IN NEW CONGRESS

PLEA ON MIDEAST MADE BY ROGERS

US Appeals Ct, Phila, orders HUD Dept, in considering applications for mortgage ins or rent supplements for housing project, to determine whether project will increase or maintain segregation; ct rules that dept may not support projects that do so unless it finds that need for physical rehabilitation of slum or additional minority housing in slums clearly outweighs disadvantage of increasing or perpetuating racial concentration; unless ruling is overruled, effect could be to halt widespread practice of concentrating low-income projects in Negro neighborhoods; ruling comes in case involving apt complex in predominately Negro urban renewal area of N Phila; HUD Dept had approved application of Phila Housing Development Corp for mortgage ins and rent supplements in '68; Lawyers Com for Civil Rights Under Law sought injunction against dept's financing of project in behalf of area residents and civic orgns; contended that site would have effect of increasing already high concentration of low-income Negro residents in area, adversely affecting home values; com exec dir E D Wolf calls decision landmark

INTEGRATION HELD HOUSING AID GOAL

NYS Sup Ct Justice Kopelman offers to mediate UFA-NYC dispute, meets with both sides and announces accord on not escalating job action; hopes for 'amicable solution' but stresses he is prepared to enforce laws against strike if necessary; is reptdly being aided by Schmertz; Deputy Mayor Aurelio, Corp Counsel Rankin also participate; Lowery repts firemen carrying out emergency duties but voices concern about 'breakdown in discipline'; warns danger to city will increase

FIREMEN'S UNION. AND MY ACCEPT A NEW MEDIATOR

Pope Paul VI calls on world's RC Bishops to rededicate themselves to teaching traditional fundamentals of faith; cites their moral responsibility for abortion among other essentials

Pontiff Exhorts Bishops on Teachings

Soviet authorities reptdly postpone trial of 9 Leningrad Jews charged with promoting anti-Soviet activities because of worldwide criticism over Leningrad trial

2d Trial in Leningrad Is Reported Postponed

Vatican discloses that it has moved to accept Oder-Neisse border line between W Ger and Poland; new Vatican Yearbook deletes for 1st time since World War II note saying that Holy does not recognize dioceses in disputed area as being either in Ger or Poland

Vatican Acts to Accept Oder‐Neisse Boundary

Apptmt of conservative Rev Dr Simonis as Bishop of Rotterdam sets off new round in dispute between Vatican and Dutch RC Ch; Simonis supports Pope on priestly celibacy; Cardinal Alfrink and Dutch clergy oppose celibacy

Vatican's Choice of Bishop Widens Conflict With Dutch

Israel opens 1st civilian agr settlement between Rafah and El Arish in Sinai Desert, seized from UAR during '67 war

Civilians Settle in Sinai

USSR Govt seen feeling that allowing thousands of Russian Jews to emigrate to Israel would hurt USSR's world image; does allow several hundred to resettle in Israel each yr

News Analysis

Israel repts Arab guerrillas in Gaza carried out 3 grenade attacks against Israeli mil patrols resulting in death of 1 guerrilla and injury to 1 civilian; attacks come as speculation mounts that Israel will adopt tougher policy towards Gaza; Israeli Police Min Hillel visits Gaza; '70 statistics reveal 9 times more guerrilla attacks in Gaza Strip than in all Jordanian territory occupied by Israel; some 100 persons reptdly were killed by guerrillas, all but 12 Arabs

3 Gaza Attacks Reported

UAR Pres Sadat s, Tanta, marking start of nationwide campaign to rally nation for post-cease-fire period; reiterates warnings that if fighting with Israel resumes, it will be 'all-out war' involving entire country; says that UAR will do well in fighting because of Soviet missiles; scores US policies and attitudes; says that high US official told Premier Fawzi in Apr '69 at funeral of former US Pres Eisenhower that UAR is conquered nation and should behave like 1; campaign is partly intended to influence outcome of mission of UN mediator Jarring; UAR UN repr Zayyat flies to NY after briefings on UAR's position; UAR position, as outlined by Cairo Al Ahram, detailed

Start of Major Campaign

Prof B Mazar repts discovery by Israeli archeologists of cornerstone from wall of Jewish temple in Jerusalem, destroyed by Romans in 70 AD; stone bears inscription matching reference to temple contained in works of Josephus Flavius, 1st century Jewish historian

Israelis Report Finding Ancient Temple Stone

acknowledgment by Sadat of death of 6 Soviet soldiers apparently is 1st official confirmation of loss of Soviet mil personnel in operation of missile sites supplied to Soviet allies; assumptions regarding role of Soviet missiles in N Vietnam in '65 recalled

Soviet Role in Vietnam

Advent of socialism to port of Umm Qasr, Iraq, located at head of Persian Gulf, area that has been bastion of conservatism, discussed; map

Socialism Comes to a Tradition‐Bound Iraqi Port

Two representatives of black Sudanese liberation move tient charged here yesterday that the Arab&#8208;led Government of Sudan was using Egyptian and Libyan troops as well as Soviet planes in the 16&#8208;year conflict that has pitted Chris tian and pagan blacks of the South against Moslems of the north.

2 Sudanese Rebels, Charging Genocide, Seek. Help at U.N.

Israeli Finance Min Sapir presents $3.8-billion '71-'72 budget to Knesset and warns that mil spending will comprise some 40% of natl budget and 24% of GNP; he cites possibility that country's peaceful requirements may soon gain priority; says current $1.5-billion budgeted for mil expenditures is 4 times as much as prior to '67 war; drain on country's hard currency reserves will continue because much of mil spending takes place overseas; Finance Min dir gen Agmon reveals that in '70, Israelis paid some 41.2% of country's GNP to Govt, making them world's most highly taxed citizens

DEFENSE COSTS UP IN ISRAELI BUDGET

Resignation of many top-level members of Singapore Univ reptdly linked to profs concern over what they regard as widening gap between intellectuals and youth and Govt of Prime Min Lee Kuan Yew

Teachers Quitting Singapore University

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January 5, 1971

Headlines from January 5, 1971

Curtains on Broadway Go Up at 7:30

PRESIDENT TERMS CUBA OFF LIMITS FOR SOVIET SUBS

President Predicts Gains In Econotny for'71 and'72

Many Under 21 Register to Vote Here

Sadat Reveals Israeli Raid Killed 6 Soviet Missilemen

Billboard 200

All Things Must Pass

Abraxas

Stephen Stills

The Partridge Family Album

Live Album

Notable Births

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for January 5, 1971