DeMartinos move out of NYS, disclosure made by their lawyer during discussion with Sup Ct Justice Loreto concerning plan for easing return of adoptive infant Baby Lenore to mother O Scarpetta; illus with baby; atty declines to give details but speculates that DeMartinos were searching for place where they felt laws were fairer to adoptive parents and child and that couple feared surrender would 'destroy' older child, 4, also adopted by them; atty for Scarpetta considering criminal charges; whereabouts of DeMartinos remain unknown

DeMartinos and ‘Baby Lenore’ Move Out of the State

Ex‐Senator Dodd Is Dead at 64; Censured in 1967 by Colleagues

Assemblyman Duryea plan to impose $162-million in new city taxes includes proposal for overnight parking tax for autos parked on city sts that would yield $10-million

DURYEA PROPOSES $563‐MILLION CUT IN CITY'S BUDGET

Survey of cities' fiscal woes and of how they have been forced to make cuts in services ranging from educ to amenities; examples of cuts; various ways in which cities are trying to raise money detailed

Pinched Cities Slash Services; Education and Amenities Suffer

PSC member W K Jones urges no elec be provided for bldgs put under construction or substantial modification after July 1 in NYC or Westchester County until Consol Edison is assured of adequate supplies, rept to comm

P.S.C. MEMBER ASKS POWER RATIONING

Heath repts to Commons on talks with Pompidou (A Lewis rept); says Pompidou wants to see GB in EEC and that his own version of Eur is 'very close' to Pompidou's; says both foresee enlarged EEC as 1 in which member countries would retain their essential sovereignty and says members must have veto to protect their 'vital interests'; holds he is confident that divs and suspicions between GB and France have now been removed; says he hopes Rippon and other negotiators will reach agreement by end of June so there will be vote sometime later; does not promise date of vote and dismisses suggestions that issue be put to referendum, noting it is Parliament's responsibility to decide issue; cites opposition to supranatl control of EEC by civil servants in its comm and says important decisions in EEC should be made by Council of Mins instead of Exec Comm; says he and Pompidou agreed that mins should act only by unanimous agreement when any country thinks its vital natl interest is at stake; says understanding provides assurance that joining EEC does not entail loss of natl identity or erosion of essential natl sovereignty; endorses French desire for rapid movement toward econ and monetary unification; little jeering and booing is reptd although Labor party leaders and Parliament back-benchers are divided on how to vote on issue; Labor members agree to challenge Heath on when Parliament will vote on terms; Labor party speakers demand that decisive vote be put off until autumn so that members can talk to constituents during summer recess; D Healey says vote could be disastrous if Govt attempts to push decision through Commons before recess; H Wilson joins in demand for delay in vote

COMMONS HEARS HEATH ON MARKET

EVERY week, more than 26,000 Jobs are advertised in The New York Times. See the Employment Columns today. Advt.

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Police Chief Inspector Codd announces that informant in narcotics case has led police to capture of man they call 'prime suspect' in slaying; says questioning of suspect also deals with May 19 incident, but that man is more involved with murders; radio station WLIB in Harlem receives 2d lr praising killings; Murphy meets with ptl of 32d Precinct to discuss better police protection; NY Conservative Party offers $2,000 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of murderers and increases from $1,000 to $2,000 its reward for information on May 19 incident

KEY SUSPECT HELD IN 2 POLICE DEATHS

NYS Assembly defeats measure that would have made marijuana penalties more lenient

Highway Bonds Approved Alter Changes in Albany

illus of 2 US soldiers, survivors of attack on Charlie 2 base

In Wake of Enemy Rocket Attack on Base Near DMZ

murder and kidnapping trial of Black Panthers B G Seale and Mrs E Huggins, Superior Ct, New Haven, lasts 6 mos, is longest in state's history; ends in mistrial

Black Panthers Are Sent Back to Cells After Mistrial

4 Soviet Jews go on trial in Riga charged with organized anti-Soviet activity and transmitting anti-Soviet propaganda to Israel; they are not charged with having participated in hijacking plot; Tass repts that they are accused of 'fabricating and circulating slanderous materials for subversive purposes and attempting to draw their acquaintances and colleagues into their activities hostile to state'; describes trial as 'open' but foreign newsmen are barred; defendant R Aleksandrovich wires Vatican urging Pope Paul intervene with Soviet authorities to free Jews now on trial; other defendants noted

4 Jews, All Zionists, Go on Trial in Riga for Anti‐Soviet Activity

Soviet sociologist V N Shubkin's 8-yr study of career preferences among Soviet hs students indicates few graduates are interested in pursuing farming as way of life

Girls Choose Humanities, Boys Physics in Soviet

Western news agencies receive unsigned protest lr charging that delegates to cong were not democratically chosen and that they could not represent Czech Communists or public at large; lr was written in name of 1/2 million Czech and Slovak Communists who were either expelled from party or stricken from party's rolls after Apr '69 when Husak took office

Agencies Get Protest

Industry Fails to Blight Chinese ‘Paradise’

Chinese moves for thaw in relations with non-Communist countries have been recently accompanied by splurge of propaganda reaffirming Chinese commitment to revolution; Hong Kong analysts suggest China may be trying to reassure worried foreign revolutionary allies its new posture in foreign affairs docs not mean any diminution of support for Communist cause abroad; propaganda has been centered around anniv of Mao call for world unity in revolution against 'US aggressors and their running dogs'

Peking Renews Advocacy of Revolution

TU-144 goes on display in Prague, Czechoslovakia, 1st appearance outside USSR

Communist Chiefs Gather For Prague Party Parley

May 25, 1971 TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL Meets at 11:00 A.M.

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today

16-yr-old Buddhist Phan Gia Ly immolates himself in antiwar protest, Hue

Buddhist Immolates Himself In Antiwar Protest in Hue

Urban Coalition urges cutting mil spending by up to $25-billion a yr over next 5 yrs

SPENDING CUT ASKED BY URBAN COALITION

WASHINGTON, May 24 (AP) &#8212;Senator William Proxmire, Democrat of Wisconsin, said today the Air Force was try ing to &#8220;hoodwink the Ameri can people,&#8221; into paying for a multibillion dollar fleet of new bombers when it could make existing bombers just as effective,

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'Flag Day' sponsored by right-wing groups passes almost unnoticed and seems failure; demonstration was called by recently founded Friends of the Armed Forces Assn, was backed by Ital Social Movement, monarchist and nationalist orgns; seen effort to involve military in pol

Italian Right's Flag Day Seems Failure

centennial of Paris Commune nears end in Paris as 50,000 Parisians honor communards who were executed; Cardinal Marty celebrates mass in Fayl-Billot for moderate Archbishop of Paris, G Darboy, who was executed as hostage by Commune; Darboy memorial mass in Paris is canceled to forestall clash between rightists and leftists; centennial, widely discussed in press and on streets, is ignored by state radio, TV and museums in attempt by Govt to avoid provoking bitter memories in period of considerable unrest; events surrounding Paris Commune detailed

Centennial of Commune Is Nearing End in Paris

Perelman completes 80-day, around-the-world trip emulating one described in Verne novel Around the World in 80 Days; lack of interest in his feat in London, where he began and ended trip, noted

Perelman, Gone 80 Days, A Foggy Memory at Club

4th Round of Missile Talks Will End Friday in Vienna

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Marco Cappato, Italian politician

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May 25, 1971

Headlines from May 25, 1971

DeMartinos and ‘Baby Lenore’ Move Out of the State

Ex‐Senator Dodd Is Dead at 64; Censured in 1967 by Colleagues

DURYEA PROPOSES $563‐MILLION CUT IN CITY'S BUDGET

Pinched Cities Slash Services; Education and Amenities Suffer

P.S.C. MEMBER ASKS POWER RATIONING

Billboard 200

Sticky Fingers

Jesus Christ Superstar

4 Way Street

Up To Date

Mud Slide Slim And The Blue Horizon

Notable Births

Historical Context for May 25, 1971