S Blakeslee article on pub reactions to possible future quakes, following Feb major quake; notes rept on disaster, just issued by Natl Geological Survey and Natl Oceanic and Atmospheric Adm, warns 'quakes will surely be as much a part of Calif's future as they have been in past'; discusses theories of experts linking causes of quakes to series of faults, especially San Andreas fault; some observations and recommendations made by Geological Survey and Natl Oceanic and Atmospheric Adm listed; illus; charts showing series of faults and data on past quakes

Millions on Coast Ignore Peril of a Cataclysmic Quake

Ivory Coast Pres Houphouet-Boigny urges black African countries to accept recent overtures from S Africa and join her in 'dialogue free from reservations, news conf, Abidjan, to which many newsmen from Fur and USSR were brought at Ivory Coast expense; holds that although 'revolting system of apartheid outrages us all, it is matter within domestic jurisdiction of S Africa and it is not by force that it will be eradicated'

VORSTER BID GETS SUPPORT IN AFRICA

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Orly (Paris) Airport police rescue Chinese Communist technician Chung Shi-jung, in apparent drug coma, from group just arrived from Algiers and trying to take him aboard plane bound for Shanghai; overcome violent protests from group of Chinese travelers and diplomats in 9-hr altercation; illus; police take technician to Paris hosp; describe him as a would-be defector who had already been in touch with French Embassy in Algiers; Chinese diplomat charges French authorities are guilty of kidnapping

French Rescue a Chinese

NYS Assembly passes bill allowing minors to obtain health care when it is 'not feasible' to obtain consent of parent or guardian; bill would permit minors 18 yrs old or older who are married to obtain treatment for venereal diseases and other infectious diseases

EASIER PENALTIES IN MARIJUANA USE KILLED IN ALBANY

Nixon Adm officials reveal that USSR, in Vienna talks, has proposed to US a dotailed 5-yr treaty limiting missile defenses to 100 interceptor missiles protecting each nation's capital; proposal, which some officials describe as draft treaty, adds 2 major details, time span and number of missiles involved, to earlier very gen statement expresssing Soviet preference for defense-only accord; some officials express disappointment that offer has been advanced despite Nixon's firm pub rejection of any agreement that does not limit both offensive and defensive weapons; point out that proposal is in keeping with apparent resumption of bldg of ABM sites around Moscow; proposal would require US to abandon initial work on ABM sites to protect Minuteman missiles; officials acknowledge that US proposed last Aug an accord that would either have banned ABMs entirely or limited them to areas of 2 capitals, but stress that offer was tied specifically to proposed freeze on offensive missiles; some officials, particularly in Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, are said to be attracted to defense-only proposal as creating better atmosphere for further accords; others, particularly in Pentagon and White House, see USSR trying to prevent deployment of defense system to protect Amer cities

SOVIET PROPOSES A 5‐YEAR TREATY FOR CURB ON AM'S

Mansfield Joins Drive to Delay Amtrak

J M Walters, Asst Atty Gen in charge of Justice Dept Tax Div, slated to be apptd IRS Comr; decision is compromise after staff battle between White House staff and Sec Connally; Connally had wanted J S Nolan, Deputy Asst Treas Sec for tax policy; new post, reptdly involving formulation of tax policy, seen created for him; Thrower revealed to have been asked to resign because of dissatisfaction with way he handled job; key members of White House staff reptdly thought he was too slow in dropping Dems from key IRS posts; White House aides reptdly feared that Nolan would be similarly unresponsive to their wishes; Nolan support by tax bar noted; Connally reptdly did not take fight to Nixon; White House staffers Ehrlichman, Colson and Dent reptdly were involved in fight against Nolan; Ehrlichman reptdly felt he worked too closely with Dem Cong members on '69 Tax Reform Act and over his close assn with Sen Mathias, opponent of Adm in Cong; Colson reptdly disapproved of Nolan's position in tax reform bill sec on mutual funds; Dent reptdly angered over Nolan's role in working out compromise plan for revocation of tax-exempt status of racially segregated private schools

TAX LAWYER SEEN AS NEW I.R.S. HEAD

Mine Union Found Liable In Civil Suit Over Funds

Girl, 19, Seized as Witness In Bombing of U.S. Capitol

NYC and MTA to seek $85-million in state aid to help defray cost of maintaining subway rights-of-way; heavy opposition in NYS Legis is expected

M.T.A. AND CITY ASK EAST RIVER TOLLS

Lindsay proposes $9.2-billion 'option three' budget that includes more than $2-billion for welfare

LINDSAY PROPOSES 9.2‐BILLION BUDGET IN FISCAL RETREAT

PEKING, April 28&#8212;Wage levels appear to be an unsettled and controversial question in some sectors of the economy of the People's Republic of China.

Wage Level a Problem in China

Sec Rogers says Communist China is still expansionist despite its recent friendly gestures, that it would like to have greater influence in Indochina, TV int, London; confs with Amb Bruce, London, reptdly on POWs issue

Rogers Says U.S. Favors Exchanges Of Newsmen and Students With China

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today

formal correctness has crept into relations between Chinese Nationalist Govt and US reprs in place of warmth that once existed; one Amer attributes change to new trends in US-Communist Chinese relations; possible anti-Amer demonstrations in Taiwan hinted

U.S. Ties With Taiwan Lose Warmth

US State Dept suggests negotiated agreement between Communist and Nationalist Chinese as possible solution to dispute over status of Taiwan; US adms previously had held view that dispute should be resolved through peaceful internatl means; C W Bray, dept spokesman, clarifies position; US officials pessimistic on any such solution

U.S. Urges Peaceful Solution for Taiwan

Repr W D Ford asks if US mil deliberately counts some combat deaths as accidental to indicate a lower ratio of combat deaths 'for pol purposes', lr to Sec Laird; says he began study of situation after reading of an autopsy showing 3 bullet holes in body of soldier whose death had earlier been attributed to sunstroke; figures from his study cited; Asst Sec Moot says casualty statistics have never been manipulated, reply to Ford

Congressman Sees Deception in Ratio Of Noncombat Dead

May Day Tribe members charge Sen Foreign Relations Com with 'lack of initiative' in ending the war, 90-min session with com which invited group to testify after group attempted to force way into com hearing room 2 days ago; com members, including Jens Javits and Fulbright, warn that group's planned disruption of capital next wk will be 'counterproductive'; group organizer C C Marshall says 'people have no way to vote' on war; group member Mrs S Gregory, in exch with Sen Scott about Mrs Gregory's speaking to Mrs Nguyen Thi Binh in Paris, calls Scott 'paranoid'; 200 members of People's Coalition arrested for blocking sidewalk; Repr Ichord says HR Internal Security Com will probe People's Coalition and Peace Action Coalition

RADICALS ASSAIL FULBRIGHT PANEL

Soviet Orbits Cosmos 409

Cambodian troops under heavy attack reptdly fight their way to within 2 mi of Govt garrison on jungled mt pass on Route 4; 12 Cambodian soldiers killed, 51 wounded in hand-to-hand fighting; enemy casualties put at 57 killed; map

CAMBODIAN DRIVE NEARING KEY PASS

exclusion of black player R Bourgarel from all-star French team about to tour S Africa stirs protest

Black Left Off French Team; Protests May Undo Action

The following New York television stations will carry President Nixon's news con ference live tonight at 9 o'clock: WCBS&#8208;TV (Channel 2), WNBC&#8208;TV (Channel 4), WNEW&#8208;TV (Channel 5), WABC&#8208;TV (Channel 7).

TV and Radio to Carry News Conference at 9

Ashau Valley operation enters 3d wk; no major contact with enemy reptd so far

Ashau Sweep Continues

2 USN jets attack N Vietnamese AA sites 110 mi NW of demilitarized zone after enemy gunners reptdly fired on them

April 29, 1971

Headlines from April 29, 1971

Millions on Coast Ignore Peril of a Cataclysmic Quake

VORSTER BID GETS SUPPORT IN AFRICA

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French Rescue a Chinese

EASIER PENALTIES IN MARIJUANA USE KILLED IN ALBANY

Billboard 200

Jesus Christ Superstar

Pearl

Up To Date

4 Way Street

Golden Bisquits

Historical Context for April 29, 1971