Sen Stennis, after Laird briefs Sen com, says it may become necessary to relax present Congressional restrictions on mil operations in Cambodia; illus

STENNIS SAYS U.S. MAY HAVE TO EASE CURB IN CAMBODIA

NY Bd of Rabbis abandons longstanding opposition to state aid for parochial schools and plans intensified search for funding methods within framework of Const and limits of separation of ch and state principle; action makes bd 1st leading orgn representing all factions of Jews to modify stand on state aid to nonpub schools; Com for Pub Educ and Religious Liberty announces campaign to force Legis to reject all further bills granting additional aid to nonpub schools; bill, sponsored by 10 Sens and 22 Assemblymen, which would refund parents for up to 60% of cost of tuition, is currently in Legis

RABBIS FAVOR AID FOR ALL SCHOOLS

cold wave and high winds hit State; illus

11 State Counties Cut Off In Snow and 70‐MileWind

Gov Rockefeller reptdly will propose 4-yr auto regis period instead of present annual regis to save adm costs

GOVERNOR TO ASK PROFITS‐TAX RISE TO 9% FROM 7%

NYC police to give special protection to troupe, which is scheduled to give 12 performances in NYC as part of its tour of 50 US cities

U.S. Protests Attack On Two in Moscow

Cambodian command repts start of large drive to clear out enemy concentrations west and northwest of Pnompenh; enemy forces step up small-scale attacks on posts outside Pnompenh; attacks on Saang and Bat Doeung described; map; Amer airlift of ammunition, fuel and other supplies continues; S Vietnam repts 2,000 of its troops have been pulled out of Cambodia

Cambodians Open Drive On Foe Near Pnompenh

OAS, 22-0, approves Ecuador's resolution to convene foreign mint to consider Ecuador's charges against US; charge that US used 'coercive measures' against Ecuador in violation of OAS charter eliminated from resolution; US again argues that no real urgency exists in dispute and therefore meeting was not justified; Amer Tunaboat Assn repts 3 more boats have been seized by Ecuadorian gunboats about 50 miles off Ecuador coast

O.A.S.,22‐0, Rebuffs U.S.; To Hear Ecuador Charge

Sec Kennedy contends too slow pace of econ expansion will mean sluggish improvement in productivity and little relief from cost-push inflation stemming from rising wage costs, s, Ga Broadcasters Assn meeting

PRICE RISE SLOWS AS ECONOMY GAINS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27&#8212; Fifty years ago this month two radio technicians, one a Jew and the other a Roman Catho lic, stood among members of the Calvary Episcopal Church choir in Pittsburgh to see that the first religious broadcast on a commercially licensed station, KDKA, went smoothly.

Transmission by Satellite Marks 50‐Year Gain in Radio Religion

trustees approve increases of $150-$500 effective next fall, with 2d round of identical increases to start in fall of '73; undergrad tuition is raised from $400 to $550 and for out-of-state undergrads from $600 to $900; trustees also plan to ask Legis to increase scholarship fund from $2-million a yr to $6.8-million so that univ can continue present system of tuition exemptions for needy students; Chancellor Boyer notes univ has not increased tuition fees since '63, despite expansion and inflation; table shows current and proposed tuition fees

INCREASES VOTED IN STATE U. TUITION

Article on growing impact in Italy of extreme-right Neo-Fascism, now almost reputable; commando-type Neo-Fascist squads, wearing crash helmets and occasionally black shirts, rough up pol adversaries with steel bars and bicycle chains, plant plastic bombs and flaunt paraphernalia of Mussolini era; G Almirante, leader of parliamentary Neo-Fascist party, Ital Social Movement, defines party as 'social, not socialistic, national, but not nationalistic'; party stresses cold-war anti-Communism, support for NATO and Govts of Spain and Greece, advocates law-and-order and revival of 'corporativism' or state-dominated labor-mgt bodies; has organized 'self-defense' corps of 20,000 volunteers, has 24 deputies in 630-member Chamber and 13 Sens in 322-seat upper house, claims card-carrying membership of 400,000, of which 30% are under age 20; 1.5-million of electorate of 32-million seen supporting Neo-Fascists; right-wing gangs reptdly played active role in summer '70 riots in Reggio Calabria; welter of semi-secret rightist groups in Milan and rightist leaders D Leccisi and Prince J V Borghese noted; Neo-Fascist party takes credit for spurring cancellation of Yugoslav Pres Tito visit to Rome last Dec; Ital officials believe there are no more than 5,000 youths active in Neo-Fascist squads, but fear movement may grow unless slate asserts authority and curbs violence; Almirante, Fascist demonstrations and st-fighting illus

Italian Neo‐Fascism, Almost Reputable, Has Growing Impact

DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania, Jan. 27 (Agence France&#8208;Presse) &#8212; President Nyerere would, not comment on the Ugandan situa&#8208;

Nyerere Won't ‘Comment

Amin, Uganda's New Leader, Charges Tanzania Plans an Attack

Man in the News

NAIROBI, Kenya, Jan. 27 (Agence France&#8208;Press) &#8212; Ugan da's armed forces are larger and better equipped than those of Tanzania.

Uganda's Forces Bigger

peasants reptdly are getting financial aid from Govt; farm owners charge property seizures are part of campaign to destroy middle-class farmers; radicals in Cautin Prov are exploiting conflict between Eur settlers, who have developed farms during past 100 yrs, and Mapuche Indians, who make up rural majority and claim ancestral rights to land; map

Chile's Peasants Get Aid in Seizing Farms

Brazilian Pres E G Medici signs decree expropriating consortium of Brazilian construction cos that is bldg 8-mi span over Rio de Janeiro harbor, Linking Rio and Niteroi, in move to halt scandal that threatens Govt's reputation for econ accomplishment; span, symbol of Govt's effort to build econ base quickly, efficiently and without corruption, was originally planned to cost $80-million but latest estimate is $100-million; construction, far behind scheduled Nov completion date, has been impeded by fatal accidents, faulty planning and cost overrun

Brazil Takes Over Construction Group In Bridge Scandal

Breton, France, farmers are selling crops directly to metalworkers who are staging strike against Batignolles Metallurgical Plant, Nantes; hope unions will back their demands for higher farm prices

NANTES STRIKERS SEEK TO ‘CATCH UP’

Prince Juan Carlos of Spain is dinner guest of Foreign Relations Com, Washington, DC

Spanish Prince Has Lunch With Fulbright Committee

JOHANNESBURG, South Af rica, Jan. 27&#8212;There is some skepticism here about the plebi scite offer, critics seeing it as a means of protracting the pro ceedings. The only precedent for such

Skepticism in Johannesburg Dispatch of The Times, London

THE HAGUE, Jan. 27 (Reu ters)&#8212;South Africa said today that she was willing to hold a plebiscite in the territory of South&#8208;West Africa to let the people decide if they want to remain under South African administration or would prefer United Nations supervision.

VOTE SUGGESTED BY SOUTH AFRICA

Internatl Conf for Deliverance of Jews in Middle East, meeting in Paris, repts problem of Jews has remain unchanged in country in past yr

Harassment of Syrian Jews Charged by 2 Who Say They Fled

Israel submits new written policy statement to Jarring for transmission to UAR; Jarring gives it to Zayyat; statement reptdly aims at obtaining definitions of obligations that signatories of settlement would have to accept in order to assure that each nation could live in peace; reptdly does not respond to Arab demands for firm Israeli commitment to withdraw from lines held prior to '67 war; reptdly is answer to UAR only; another statement reptdly will be presented addressed exclusively to Jordan; Israel reptdly is disappointed that UAR did not respond to call for formal peace treaty; Zayyat, after meeting with Jarring, says he did not learn anything to encourage him; says they are trying to make progress, reply to query regarding past statements that progress in talks is condition for extension of cease-fire beyond expiration date; Tekoah silent; Big 4 reprs meet; set another meeting for Feb 4

NEW ISRAELI NOTE GIVEN TO JARRING

Pres Nixon announces that germ warfare facilities at Pine Bluff, Ark, will be converted into natl center for research into effects of chems on man; says facilities will be converted within about 1 yr

GERM WAR CENTER ASSIGNED NEW ROLE

ROME, Jan. 27 (AP)&#8212;Pope Paul VI today denounced the public execution of foes of President S&#233;kou Tour&#233; of Guinea as &#8220;a blind and wicked vendetta in a collective explosion of hate and cruelty.&#8221;

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Anthony Cornelius Hamilton is an American singer and songwriter. Hailing from Charlotte, North Carolina, he signed with Uptown Records, an imprint of MCA Records to record his debut studio album XTC; scheduled for release in 1996, it was ultimately shelved due to its singles failing to chart. He then gained recognition for his guest performance on Nappy Roots' 2002 single "Po' Folks", which peaked at number 21 on the Billboard Hot 100 and led him to sign with Jermaine Dupri's So So Def Recordings, an imprint of Arista Records.

Anthony Hamilton, American singer-songwriter and producer

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Donald Woods Winnicott was an English paediatrician and psychoanalyst who was especially influential in the field of object relations theory and developmental psychology. He was a leading member of the British Independent Group of the British Psychoanalytical Society, President of the British Psychoanalytical Society twice, and a close associate of British writer and psychoanalyst Marion Milner.

January 28, 1971

Headlines from January 28, 1971

STENNIS SAYS U.S. MAY HAVE TO EASE CURB IN CAMBODIA

RABBIS FAVOR AID FOR ALL SCHOOLS

11 State Counties Cut Off In Snow and 70‐MileWind

GOVERNOR TO ASK PROFITS‐TAX RISE TO 9% FROM 7%

U.S. Protests Attack On Two in Moscow

Billboard 200

All Things Must Pass

Abraxas

Jesus Christ Superstar

Greatest Hits

Pendulum

Notable Births

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