HONG KONG, May 10&#8212;Perhaps the most important message a visitor to China gets these days is that order and stability have returned to a society that was convulsed with the purges and factionalism of the Cultural Revolution bout two years ago.

China Visitor Finds A Return to Stability

Nixon Sees Gateway Area by Air

US Civil Rights Comm charges Agr Dept has failed to move against well-documented discrimination in state agr programs and 'has indicated it has no present plans to do so'

NEW RIGHTS STUDY FINDS SOME GAINS IN ENFORCING LAW

BLS repts total employment in NYC met area declined to 6,607,000, Mar, 88,000 below same period '70; puts NYC total at 3,711,000, compared with 3,783,000 in '70; Bienstock notes city's setback was particularly striking in nonmfg industries; tables

Metropolitan Area Loses 88,000 Jobs in a Year

NYC Bd of Estimate hearings on proposed consol passenger terminal; Port of NY Auth exec dir Tobin says auth is ready to start construction in late summer or fall and could build terminal in 2 yrs; ILA, Port Auth, and steamship indus give strong endorsement to plan; NYC officials note some details remain to be worked out before bd meets again to vote on construction-and-lease agreement with Port Auth; NYC Econ Development Admr K Patton says new terminal will be supplemented by modern facilities of Pier 40

MAYOR DEFEATED 0N TRAILER PARKS

Maj Gen Turner sentenced to 3 yrs for illegally obtaining 136 firearms from Chicago Police Dept

Gen. Turner Given 3 Years in Prison In Gun Fraud Case

Stony Brook Coll students and health officials to begin testing program in which illicit drugs, such as LSD, will be analyzed for impurities or poisonous adulterants; program dir Dr D McWhirter describes program; opposition by Suffolk County Dist Atty Aspland detailed; illus

Drug Analysis Is Planned To Deter Students’ Use

Rogers repts to Nixon on trip and reptdly expresses cautious optimism about prospects for agreement to reopen canal; illus; natl security adviser Kissinger also participates in confs; Sisco returns to Washington and says that 2d round of talks with Sadat reinforced belief that agreement to reopen canal is possible; says it will require 'step-by-step process of building confidence' to overcome 'legacy of suspicion'; cautions that settlement is not imminent; State Dept official says that further efforts will be made to reconcile positions of 2 nations but that several mos will elapse before agreement can be prepared for circulation to 2 countries

Rogers Reports to Nixon; Mildly Hopeful on Mideast

Drs A W Galston and E Signer, Amer biologists, reptdly are in China or about to go there from Hanoi, N Vietnam; Dr R Coe, geophysicist whose father has been living in Peking, is said to have recd permission to visit shortly; few Amer scientists have been permitted to visit since '49, some scientific visitors from Western nations were able to do so; Dr P Chouard, French botany prof, reptdly has recd clearance for visit; recent meeting of Com for Development of Scholarly Communications with Communist China and efforts by Natl Com on US-China Relations toward having scholarly exchanges noted

2 U.S. SCIENTISTS WILL VISIT CHINA

Eur foreign-exch mkts reopen; round-up of trading in various countries

FLOATING MARK RAISED FURTHER IN WARY TRADING

Atty Gen Mitchell urges all US police copy 'decisive' tactics, including mass arrests, used by Washington Police Dept to break up Mayday Tribe demonstrations, s, Calif Peace Officers' Assn, San Francisco; compares Mayday Tribe to Hitler's Brown Shirts and says their campaign to force the Govt to end the war through disruptive demonstrations has reached its 'high tide'; rejects Sen Kennedy view that the police had been forced to resort to mass arrests by 'high-level pol decisions' within the Nixon Adm; says Chief Wilson made the decision at the scene when demonstrators began to block rush-hr traffic; Kennedy scores Mitchell for his approval of police tactics and for his anxiety to disclaim Adm responsibility for them; Mitchell scores critics of police including Sen Metcalf, who scuffled with a policeman who tried to stop him from entering the Capitol; gives qualified approval to Apr 24 demonstration; spokesman for HR Com on Internal Security says members of com staff interviewed hundreds of young people last wk while they were in jail awaiting ct' hearings

MITCHELL URGES ALL POLICE COPY CAPITAL'S TACTICS

Fire Sweeps London Hotel; Seven Are Reported Killed

Nixon reptd weighing reorgn of foreign intelligence activities to improve output and cut costs; options range from creating new Cabinet-level dept of intelligence to merely strengthening now-impricise authority of CIA Dir Helms over global intelligence operations of Pentagon and other Fed agencies; reorgn plan was recently presented to Nixon; was prepared by Mgt and Budget Office Asst Dir Schlesinger and Natl Security Council aide K W Smith; both Nixon and Kissinger, his security aide, are reptd dissatisfied with erratic quality of foreign intelligence; White House officials say at least $500-million could be cut from $5-billion spent yrly on intelligence; in addition to CIA, 5 Fed agencies are involved in foreign intelligence and at least 200,000 persons are involved

Nixon Reported Weighing Revamping of Intelligence Services

100 Brit Labor party MPs, including R Jenkins, A Crosland, D Healey, S Short and Mrs S Williams, sign declaration of principle favoring Brit entry into EEC; move follows recent motion supported by 124 Labor party members against Brit entry and leaves about 60 Labor members undecided; Labor party leader H Wilson says he favors membership on 'right' terms, TV int; notes Heath has mandate from voters to negotiate with EEC, not to join it

100 Laborites in Parliament Back Common Market Entry

US State Dept repr denies that US plans to send US mil equipment to Ceylon

U. S. Denies Aid Planned

Intergovernmental Working Group on Declaration on Human Environment&#8212; 10:30 A.M. and 3 P.M.

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today

Assns of Christian Workers, Cath labor group that Pope Paul VI helped to found in '46, splits over issue of Marxism; majority of 700,000 members appear to be ready to continue cooperation with Communists and Socialists that has developed in last 2 yrs, but minority group of anti-Marxists says it has chosen its own natl leadership; split follows statement by Cath hierarchy withdrawing bishops' 'consent' from orgn because of movement's ideological choice for socialism and against capitalism

Catholic Labor Group in Italy Splits Over Ties to Marxists

France offers proposal for GB's adjustment to community's farm financing system; under proposal, GB would agree in principle to pay 19.22% of agr fund's income and community would agree to make rebates on sliding scale starting with large amts in 1st yr and gradually declining toward end of 5-yr period; GB welcomes idea but holds it would have to see projected rebate figures

French Ease Terms for British to Join Bloc

foreign fishing boats reptdly intercepted by Indian naval patrol while bringing arms to insurgents in Ceylon; some accts say vessels were N Korean; informants also rept that US will soon send unspecified equipment to Ceylonese Govt, apparently to offset USSR delivery of 6 MIG fighters

Arms for Ceylon Rebels Reported Seized

analysis of UAR's mil strength including types and amts of specific equipment provided by USSR; USSR reptdly has provided strong air defenses but not weapons and training required for major offensive across canal; map indicating locations of mil bases and types of equipment stationed throughout country; Israeli Phantoms seen able to penetrate UAR's radar screen at low level but cost of steady air offensive seen prohibitive; Israeli air defenses seen good with offensive capacity sufficient for hit-and-run attacks

Egypt's Offensive Ability Is Viewed as Limited

Israeli mil sources rept that some 1,000 guerrillas were killed during civil war and that several hundred more were killed in clashes since

ISRAEL PUTS DEATHS OF FEDAYEEN AT 1,915

At least 75 persons killed when bus plunges into reservoir near Chongpyong

75 Die in Korean Bus Crash

Jerusalem Post (Israeli pub) repts Sabry and several of his supporters in Arab Socialist Union have been placed under house arrest, Cairo

Israeli Paper Reports Sabry Is Under Detention in Cairo

Acad Com on Soviet Jewry hails move; holds Soviet Jews have 'natural right' to emigrate to Israel

JEWISH SCHOLAR TO LEAVE SOVIET

WASHINGTON, May 10 (AP) &#8212;The Defense Department said today that Pfc. Alin E. Norris of Floral Park, L.I., of the Army, had been killed in action in Southeast Asia.

May 11, 1971

Headlines from May 11, 1971

China Visitor Finds A Return to Stability

Nixon Sees Gateway Area by Air

NEW RIGHTS STUDY FINDS SOME GAINS IN ENFORCING LAW

Metropolitan Area Loses 88,000 Jobs in a Year

MAYOR DEFEATED 0N TRAILER PARKS

Billboard 200

Jesus Christ Superstar

Pearl

4 Way Street

Up To Date

Golden Bisquits

Historical Context for May 11, 1971