Park appears to be sweeping toward big victory; Dem Repub party spokesman claims 'solid' victory for him, lauds Kim Dae Jung's good fight; New Dem party charges widescale election rigging by Dem Repub party; observers hold election has been conducted with reasonable fairness and was one of most orderly ever held; careful neutral position taken by US discussed; impact of Park's re-election appraised; Park illus at voting poll

Korean Vote Count Gives Park Big Lead In Bid for 3d Term

Connally Says Politics Inspires Critics of Tax Cut for Business

Gov Rockefeller, in submitting legis proposals on rent control, says he has ordered state agencies to rev effect of NYC and other communities local zoning laws on housing construction; says zoning laws have made cost of construction in some areas prohibitive

ROCKEFELLER URGES EASED RENT CURBS

10,000 NYC employes travel to Albany to lobby for state aid; illus; some leaders, including Gotbaum and J J DeLury, meet with Rockefeller and aides; Gotbaum sees some hope; Rockefeller, speaking at ch conf, doubts major restorations will be made; Assemblymen Posner and Solarz, Sens Stewart and Goodman s to crowd; Brydges-Duryea lr to Lindsay suggests he is understating revenue-sharing payments for current fiscal yr by some $60-million

10,000 City Workers Go To Albany to Protest Cuts

NY Times survey (R Reeves) of movement of corps from many cities to suburbs; 10 cities surveyed; major ones affected by movement are NYC, Detroit, St Louis; exceptions include Los Angeles, Portland, Ore, and Houston; factors in movement include urban problems, but primary one is need for space

Concerns in Many Cities Leaving for the Suburbs

Sec Laird says Pres Nixon will soon name first black adm in USN history; naval aides say he will be Capt S L Gravely Jr, who became first black officer to command a US warship, Jan '62; Gravely will be third star-rank officer in US armed forces

Nixon Plans to Name First Black Admiral

NYS orders that maximum rent for welfare recipients living in hotels be limited to $5 per person a day and that length of stay be limited to 6 mos; move follows recent disclosures that city has been paying exorbitant rents to house recipients in hotels; city is currently spending $195,-000 wkly on rents in 93 hotels for welfare families; order is effective May 1 and limits state reimbursement for emergency rents; limits use of motels and hotels to situations where other pub or private housing is unavailable and requires monthly rev of such use; Sugarman charges order will require use of 'fleabag hotels' and might force city to take over costs for long-term cases

Hotel Rents for Welfare Clients And Length of Stay Cut by State

1st qr profit repts of some major cos indicate for most part that econ is on upturn; results not universally good and special circumstances not directly related to health of econ had major beneficial impact on some cos; drawing

Some Companies'Earnings Reflect Economic Upturn

Sen Armed Services Com votes to cut troop strength to about 2.4-million men by June 30, '72, about 100,000 below Adm request

SENATE UNIT ASKS CEILING ON DRAFT FOR NEXT 2 YEARS 150,000 Annual Limit Urged —Laird Predicts Calls of 10,000 a Month in 1971

Laird insists US equips S Vietnam only to defend itself, not to invade N Vietnam, news conf

LAIRD SAYS SOVIET RENEWS ABM WORK

diplomatic observers in London interpret Sec Rogers bid to Communist China to play a 'constructive rather than disruptive role' in SE Asia as invitation to China to use its influence with Hanoi to bring about negotiated solution of war; bid made at SEATO meeting, London; Rogers reptdly tells Asian allies at meeting that majority of Amers back Nixon policy of gradual disengagement

ROGERS BIDS CHINA BE ‘CONSTRUCTIVE’ IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

4th volume of new 30‐volume Soviet encyclopedia shows open‐mindedness in the arts and sciences but rigidity in some historical areas; N A Bulgarin is included but not N I Bukharin, early Bolshevik leader purged by Stalin; Brezhnev is given substantial biog treatment; long article on Soviet role in World II criticizes Stalin for lack of preparedness against '41 Ger invasion and scores S K Timoshenko, then Defense Commissar, and Marshal Zhukov; Molotov, out of favor since '57, is listed among pol leaders in '64 but Khrushchev is omitted from listing of prominent pol commissars of period; greater tolerance in the arts is shown; I A Bunin, '33 Nobel Prize winner who left USSR after Bolshevik Revolution, is listed; Amer subjects continue to be treated with greater objectivity than in previous ed pub in '50s; other inclusions cited

4th Volume of Soviet Encyclopedia Shows Open‐Mindedness on the Arts

8 incumbents in Parliament unseated by newcomers and 2 incumbent deputies forced into runoffs in gen election; authorities rept that 98.7% of those eligible voted and 1.04% invalidated their ballots

HUNGARIAN VOTERS UNSEAT 8 DEPUTIES

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today

USSR calls on developing countries to follow Chile's example and create united fronts of Communists and others favoring noncapitalist systems, Izvestia article by R A Ulyanovsky; stresses front must be agreed on anti-imperialist policy; suggests USSR stands to gain influence in such countries as anti-Americanism quickens; rejects view that nationalist movements should be equally opposed to imperialism and to Communism; Ulyanovsky has expressed similar views in pub Kommunist

Soviet Calls on Developing Countries To Form United Fronts Like Chile's

Jerusalem City Council members demand that Mayor Kollek remove M Benvenisti, his acting deputy for development and planning, after Maariv (Israeli pub) prints article including details of proposal reptdly made by Benvenisti to Foreign Min in '68 calling for separate Arab municipality in sectors of city that were under Jordanian rule prior to '67 war; Benvenisti reptdly also recommends acknowledgment of Arab sovereignty prior to peace accord; after article is pub, Foreign Min officials and Kollek warn that natl policy is in danger of being compromised in local pol feuds, especially in view of forthcoming visit of US Sec Rogers; Kollek declares that ideas circulating after '67 war have evolved during 3‐yr period and that subject of Jerusalem cannot be separated from larger Israeli‐Arab relations; Benvenisti comments; extent of damage to Israeli bargaining position remains to be determined; Benvenisti's pending apptmt was backed by Labor party caucus and Kollek despite demands for his removal by opposition Religious party and 3 smaller parties; campaign of Jerusalem liberals to inject flexibility into Govt in its relations with Arab population seen suffering setback

Jerusalem Aide Stirs Uproar Over ‘68 View on City's Status

Commentator for newspaper Politika asserts that pol crisis has resulted in failure of econ stabilization measures

Tito Due to Meet Leaders Today in Crisis

Auto Weizman was driving kills pedestrian, near Tel Aviv; Weizman indicted

Israeli Ex‐Official Indicted

call for worldwide embargo against Algerian oil evokes warnings from Arab oil-producing countries that exports to France would be withheld if embargo materializes

ARABS WARN PARIS ON AN OIL EMBARGO

Japanese Defense Agency says plans for improving nation's armed forces within next 5 yrs will include addition of 920 new planes, 80 supersonic jet trainers and 76 F-4s

JAPAN TO DOUBLE SPENDING ON ARMS

weather again forces postponement of barium cloud rocket launching; next attempt set for May 20-24 period

New Barium Cloud Test Set

HR Foreign Affairs Com warns there is virtually no chance that Nixon's $3.2-billion foreign aid reorgn plan will be passed in this session following testimony by acting Sec Irwin 2d; chmn Morgan says Irwin might consider joint resolution extending present econ and mil aid programs for 1 yr; notes Nixon has had 2 yrs in which to develop plan and says com has waited patiently for long time; says it will take members of com mos to acquaint themselves with provisions of bills; objects to 'extraordinary latitude' given to Pres to create Internatl Development Corp and Internatl Development Institute by exec order instead of having Cong define powers of agencies; plan detailed

HOUSE UNIT WARNS ON AID OVERHAUL

ECUADOR MOVING TOWARD ELECTIONS

Law Agency Aide Named

Sup Ct, Northern Territory, rules aborigines have no legal title to their ancient tribal lands, upholds Govt's mining pact with Swiss-Australian consortium Nabalco; says so-called doctrine of communal native title has no place in common law

Aborigines Lose Land Claim Suit in Australia

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April 28, 1971

Headlines from April 28, 1971

Korean Vote Count Gives Park Big Lead In Bid for 3d Term

Connally Says Politics Inspires Critics of Tax Cut for Business

ROCKEFELLER URGES EASED RENT CURBS

10,000 City Workers Go To Albany to Protest Cuts

Concerns in Many Cities Leaving for the Suburbs

Billboard 200

Jesus Christ Superstar

Pearl

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4 Way Street

Golden Bisquits

Notable Births

Historical Context for April 28, 1971