April 2, 1971

Ceausescu, in s to Soviet party cong, insists Rumania will continue to follow ind course even if this brings country into conflict with Soviet policies; criticizes Soviet efforts to impose unity on movement and lectures Soviet leaders against taking wrong measures to patch up 'present difficulties and misunderstandings' among Communists; every other E Eur leader who has spoken so far has pledged full-scale unity with Moscow and only E Ger leader Ulbricht refrained from direct attacks on China; Ceausescu appears to rebuke both Moscow and Peking for engaging in polemics; Ital party leader E Berlinguer stresses Ital party independence from USSR

US mil planes to evacuate dependents of Amer officials in E Pakistan and private citizens because of pol turmoil; State Dept says US will leave substantial number of the 80 officials in E Pakistan at consulate gen

NYS Sup Ct Justice Greenfield rules $50 fee for towing away illegally parked cars is illegal, R E Freidus case; says fee had 'been arrived at arbitrarily and capriciously' and is not related to reasonable cost of removal; Corp Counsel Rankin says city will appeal; Freidus comments

Por

HR, before adopting legis continuing mil draft until '73, rejects amendments that would have prohibited assignment of draftee to Indochina without his consent; Repr Fraser, in arguing for 1 of these amendments, declares amendment asks Adm to wind down war; Ryan amendment to force withdrawal of all troops from Indochina by end of yr does not get 20 supporters required for recorded vote