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police arrest 1,146 young people for 'unlawful assembly' on Capitol grounds, apparently ending last major confrontation planned in a 3-wk 'peace offensive' this spring; protesters had massed on HR bldg steps to demand that Cong ratify a 'people's treaty' with N Vietnam to end the war; failed to disrupt Cong; protest leaders decide to continue taking to sts in protest; plan march on S Vietnamese Embassy; DC Appeals Ct affirms lower ct ruling that police acted improperly on May 3 in arresting individuals in groups and carting them to impromptu prisons without making specific individual charges; revert to customary procedure of 1 arrest at a time; some Reprs scuffle with protesters; Chief Wilson issues statement assuming responsibility for May 3 order to suspend arrest procedures and make mass arrests

PROTESTERS FAIL TO SLOP CONGRESS; POLICE SEIZE 1,146

Amer visitors in Switzerland surprised that their travelers checks have ltd usefulness because of internatl monetary crisis; situation detailed; Amer Express repr says co will maintain normal travelers check services

Tourists Surprised As Crisis Impairs Travelers' Checks

US tourists reptdly are not seriously inconvenienced by monetary crisis but some are having difficulty exchanging dollars for Eur currency in several countries

5 CENTRAL BANKS IN EUROPE CEASE DOLLAR SUPPORT

riots erupt, Brownsville sec, Bklyn following day of massive demonstrations against state budget cuts in welfare and other areas

Looting and Clashes With Police Erupt in Brownsville

PARIS, May 5&#8212;In the United States credit is a way of life, but Americans normally pay their bills. If not, they lose their credit rating, and this is one of the worst things that can happen.

Behind the Dollar Crisis: U.S. on Credit for Years

Nixon Adm is reptdly planning to grant Communist China roughly equal treatment with USSR and other E Eur countries in licensing of US exports; officials say this approach is emerging from special task force studying relaxation of curbs on US trade with Communist China; hold success of long-term policy with Communist China may depend on same econ treatment as that given USSR; emphasize that USSR and Communist China requirements diverge and that it might not be possible to draw precise analogies between items cleared for export to them; note greater interest in trade has been expressed by importers than by exporters, citing lack of knowledge of Communist China mkt and anticipated problems in financing; doubt that trade will rise dramatically in '71 but do not rule out early interest in certain products which Peking already imports from West; Nixon to rev and approve list of nonstrategic items within next few wks; Treas Dept removal of restrictions on use of dollars by Amer importers to buy in China expected in next few days; moves will make it possible for US importers to start trading with Chinese if Chinese are willing to do so

U.S. Weighs Policy On Chinese Trade

Repub-backed bill introduced in Assembly would greatly revise Taylor Law to restrict areas that may be negotiated between state or local govt and civil service unions; reptdly is supported by Rockefeller, Brydges and Duryea; reptdly has been introduced quietly to head off union opposition; would establish series of working conditions not subject to negotiation and curb period of union's unchallenged representation of employes to period of negotiated contract

PENSION PACT CURB SOUGHT IN ALBANY

State Housing Comr Urstadt scores Rand Inst calculations by claiming that Rockefeller's proposals would, in 80% of cases, increase rents to amts no higher that those authorized under city's current rent law, conf with Urban Development Corp official F S Kristof for press and real estate men sponsored by Community Housing Improvement Program; holds elimination of mental anguish of rent control is more important than financial return of landlords; Kristof and Urstadt agree increases predicted by inst could occur in Manhattan, where housing demand is great, but not in other boros; contend that most landlords would be unable, in free mkt, to get return of more than 8% to 10%; say this would require rent rise from $10 to $40 mo; city's rent law regarding vacated apts provides for rent increases designed to meet expenses and provide landlord with return of 8.5% of his property's equalized assessed valuation

STATE AIDE SCORES RAND RENT REPORT

Gov Rockefeller and Power Auth Chmn FitzPatrick announce that Schoharie Creek and mountain site near North Blenheim, NY, is tentative site for new million-kw pumped-storage plant to supply elec power to NYC met areas during peak needs; set '77 target date for operating special power project; auth hopes to be able to feed 200,000 to 500,000 kws of surplus elec power into state grid to help meet peak needs in met area; Con Ed and Mayor's utilities com chmn M Musicus welcome move; pumped-storage plant described; FitzPatrick outlines plans; map; Schoharie County officials dismayed; Town Supervisor L Cummings says town had heard rumors but had not been consulted; says it is definitely opposed to proposal

State Is Planning to Build Power Plant to Assist City

US Steel Corp announces it will raise prices by avg of about 6.25% on key products, saying there has been no discussion with Nixon Adm on decision; avg size of change, however, is in range White House previously had indicated was acceptable

U.S STEEL SETS SOME PRICE RISES AVERAGIN 6.25%

Degas bronze sculpture 'La Petite Danseuse de Quatorze Ans' sold to Wildenstein B Co for $380,000, world auction record for a sculpture, at Parke-Bernet sale of works from N Simon's private collection; high price of auction, $1.2-million, was for Van Gogh's 'L'Hopital de St Paul a St Remy,' which was bought by Los Angeles industrialist Dr A Hammer; bath works illus; total sale brings $6,506,300; Monet water lilies piece sold for $320,000, Cezanne's 'Les Baigneurs' $120,000 and Degas pastel, 'Danseuse Basculant,' $530,000; auction records set for Gauguin self-por ($420,000), Delacroix's 'La Juive d'Algier' ($50,000), Daumier watercolor ($85,000), Boudin beach scene ($160,000), Signac's 'La Port de Collioure' ($250,000) and Matisse bronze ($94,000); Sotheby & Co chmn P Wilson conducts 3-part sale, which was attended by capacity audience, including prominent dealers, collectors and museum officials

Degas Sculpture Is Sold For a Record $380,000

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B-52 raids increased against targets in NW corner of S Vietnam; map; S Vietnam protests to Internatl Control Comm against 'intensified and indiscriminate' shellings of civilian centers by N Vietnam; claims there were 151 shellings in wk in which 20 civilians were killed and 75 wounded

B‐52 Raids Increased

USSR reptdly will send Ceylon 20 armored cars and 2 helicopters; Ceylonese troops and pilots are already using Brit armored cars and Brit, Indian and Pakistani helicopters; 60 Russians, described as technicians, are staying at Brown's Beach Hotel, resort hotel outside Colombo; Govt repts at least 3,978 insurgents have surrendered, expects more as repts from outlying dists come in; repts rebels have intensified terrorist attacks on the civilian population'; troops mount armor and artillery raid on insurgents near Kegalle

Soviet Said to Send More Aid, for Ceylon

Muong Phalane retaken by enemy forces after 2 days of heavy fighting; map; Laotian casualties heavy

Foe Recaptures Town in Laos At Flank of Ho Chi Minh Trail

Vietcong shells Danang; 16 civilians killed, 4 wounded; 3 soldiers killed

Enemy Shells Danang

more than 60 Moscow Jews, including film dir M N Kalik, express concern that special police comm set up to expedite issuance of exit visas to Israel might cease work in near future, slowing pace of emigration, open lr to Pres Podgorny; lr distributed to foreign newsmen

Jews in Soviet Fear Emigration May Be Slowed

US State Dept denies allegations that Russell engaged in intelligence activities

‘Fabrication,’ U.S. Says

Canada: 5 killed, 26 reptd missing when qr-mi of earth caves in beneath St Jean de Vianney, Que, during heavy rain; 35 homes, several cars and bus in housing development engulfed; about 70 persons rescued; illus; map

5 Die, 26 Are Missing in Quebec; Quarter‐Mile of Town Caves In

Montreal Star says geologist's '70 rept described village as 'dangerous zone because of 'huge subterranean clay deposits which would make area dangerous in event of flooding or very heavy rainstorms'

Charge of Dangers There

Article in Literaturnaya Gazeta charges that US Embassy cultural official McK H Russell tried to recruit unidentified Soviet scientist for espionage work; asserts that cultural sec of embassy is 'actively used by Amer intelligence'; embassy officials call article complete contrivance'

U.S. Aide Accused of Trying to Recruit Soviet Scientist as Spy

Scaglione, Pietro: Unidentified gunman shoots and kills former Palermo chief prosecutor; speculation that Mafia is linked to slaying

CHIEF PROSECUTOR OF PALERMO SLAIN

tentative pact on repatriation of Indian and Pakistani diplomatic staffs bogs down over Pakistani demand that repatriation cannot take place until Pakistani repr has interviewed individually 'each and every member' of Pakistan's former Deputy High Comm in Calcutta to ascertain which ones do not wish to return to Pakistan

Indians and Pakistanis Disagree, on Plan to Return Diplomatic Staffs

Pakistan Govt says news of 'slaughter' carried out by Awami League members in E Pakistan before Mar 25 'has been kept strictly secret for fear of reprisals in W Pakistan'

Awami League Accused

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May 6, 1971

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PROTESTERS FAIL TO SLOP CONGRESS; POLICE SEIZE 1,146

Tourists Surprised As Crisis Impairs Travelers' Checks

5 CENTRAL BANKS IN EUROPE CEASE DOLLAR SUPPORT

Looting and Clashes With Police Erupt in Brownsville

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