January 18, 1971

Baltimore defeats Dallas, 16-13, in Super Bowl game

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17—A key White House tactic in its confrontation with the steel industry over prices last week was cancellation of a negotiat ing session scheduled with foreign countries aimed at con tinuing an arrangement that limits steel imports.

Army agents, in 2-yr intelligence operation which took place from summer of '67 to fall of '69, gathered information on pol activists, including antiwar dissenters; operation is known as Continental US Intelligence (or Conus Intel) and paid particular attention to well-publicized plans for antiwar march in Washington in Oct, '67; high pol leaders castigated agents for their failures in regard to march; agents also were present during '68 Dem Natl Conv in Chicago

Bronx Dist Atty Roberts repts smashing ring engaged in theft and sale of NYS licensing exams for chiropractors; tests, scheduled for 400 candidates, canceled; 3 persons arrested; list; grand jury sets probe; test is crucial to many chiropractors under '63 law providing for their licensing; Bronx Dist Atty to check on other professional licensing exams; reptdly notifies Florida that there have been sales of its licensing exams

1,600 Teamsters Local 202 members stage strike against 9 produce assns, closing 4 produce mkts that handle most of NYC's fresh and frozen fruit and vegetables, after expiration of contract and rejection by warehousemen and drivers of new contract offer; strike by entire local assured in spite of acceptance by union's frozen food handlers of new 3-yr contract offer; walkout seen affecting city's consumers by end of wk; union pres Ullrich and NYC Ports and Terminals Comr Crossman comment; union officials say agreements have been reached with individual grocery chains but that strike will affect these as well as others that have not reached agreement with local; warehousemen and drivers who voted against new contract receive base pay of $2.90 per hour, with work done before 5 AM at time-and-a-half rates; employers had offered contract containing wkly increases of $35 and additional employer-paid benefits of $5.90; offer accepted by frozen food handlers provides 3-yr contract with wage increase of $62.50 per wk plus $5.90 in fringe benefits; NYS Mediation Bd chmn McDonnell appts M Procoppio as mediator in talks between union and assns; map of mkts