Sen agrees to start debate on McGovern-Hatfield amendment June 16; Repub and Dem leaders suggest that on June 21 they will submit a cloture motion that will force an end to debate

SENATE VOTES RISE IN G. I. PAY OF $2.7‐BILLION

NYC grand jury indicts R Ornstein and E V Kuck, suspended city policemen, for allegedly lying under oath about their asserted role in theft of $15,000 worth of meat in Jan

PERJURY LAID TO 2 IN POLICE INQUIRY

Sen, 45-33, accepts HR-Sen conf com rept and approves $5.5-billion econ development bill that includes $2-billion pub works program to help tide nation over recession; measure, which is key part of broad Dem effort to create jobs for unemployed, seen certain to be passed by HR; Nixon, who is opposed to bill's pub works provision, may veto it; Repubs score provision, contending that there is no requirement that funds would be used in areas of highest unemployment

A $2‐BILLION PLAN TO PROVIDE JOBS PASSED BY SENATE

ACCORD REACHED

State, County and Municipal Employes union escalates strike by municipal workers protesting legis action on their pension plan when drivers who deliver food used in school lunch programs join strike

SEWAGE WORKERS LEAVE PLANT JOBS

ALBANY, Wednesday, June 9 &#8212;After weeks of intense nego tiations and acrimonious ex changes between Governor Rockefeller and Mayor Lindsay, the Legislature early this morn ing approved a $525&#8208;million tax authorization package for New York City.

Legislature Votes City Taxes and Adjourns

C M Clifford, ex-US defense Sec, offers 'concise, workable' plan he says could be put into effect without delay, calling for complete US withdrawal and halt to all mil activities by end of '71, s to peace groups, NYC; under plan, Hanoi and Vietcong would agree, in return, to release all US POWs within 30 day of a joint announcement of accord by both sides and Communists would agree to refrain from attacks on Amers during period of withdrawal; to meet Nixon's repeated contention that Hanoi cannot be trusted to do more than discuss the release of POWs, Clifford says agreement would be void and US obligation to withdraw would be suspended if Hanoi did not release POWs within 30 days; in int, says plan 'could become reality' if it were offered in negotiations; says his convictions are based on talks and meeting with various people; White House press sec Ziegler takes issue with Clifford's assessment of Hanoi's negotiating position; objects to Dec 31 deadline; noted that Clifford proposal is generally similar to McGovern-Harfield proposal; W A Harriman issues endorsement of McGovern-Hatfield and Clifford proposals

Clifford Offers Forrnula For U.S. to Quit Warin '71

Dr. Alvin Johnson Of New School Dies

WHO is Harry Kellerman and why is be saying those terrible things about me?&#8212;Advt.

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Slain by gunmen from passing car, Santiago

CHILEAN EX‐AIDE SLAIN BY GUNMEN

HR, 100-46, approves bill that would impose 1-yr residence requirement on welfare recipients; measure, which proponents contend will save state $4-million annually, is patterned after NYS legis; Sen is expected to act favorably on bill and Gov Meskill aide says it will be signed into law; measure seen facing ct challenge

HARTFORD'S HOUSE VOTES RELIEF CURB

Smith, who has been on death row for 14 yrs, ordered freed on $5,000 bail while Bergen County prosecutors prepare to retry him in '57 slaying; Buckley signs affidavit promising to be responsible for Smith's custody during his release; case revd

Edgar Smith Is Ordered Freed From Death Row for New Trial

Sen Permanent Subcom on Investigations, headed by McClellan, begin series of hearings on activities of organized crime; Atty Gen Mitchell and NYC Police Comr Murphy testify on organized crime's activity in stolen securities

Securities Thefts Put at $500‐Million

WHO says cholera has spread along entire 1,350-mi India-E Pakistan border; govts and charities throughout world move to provide food, medicine and clothing for refugees; Brit Foreign Sec Douglas-Home pledges unlimited Brit aid; 1st of 5 RAF flights with 75,000 pounds of supplies on way to Calcutta; IRC says Red Cross Socs in Belgium, Finland and Denmark have pledged aid; Japan pledges $2.5-million aid and Canada is sending enough cholera vaccine for 20,000 injections

Cholera Rampant On Bengal Border

Sen, 36-20, and Assembly, 95-54, approve bill to create temporary state comm to make sweeping investigation of Lindsay adm's fiscal policies and governing practices; comm will have $250,000 budget and consist of 5 members, 3 to be named by Rockefeller and 1 each by Duryea and Brydges; will rept to Rockefeller and Legis next Mar 1; will have power to conduct private and pub hearings, administer oaths, subpoena witnesses, compel their attendance and require production of documents or other evidence it may deem relevant or material to investigation; comm members will be paid expenses and per diem allowance of $150 a day and up to maximum of $10,000 a yr; bill supporters say annual fiscal crises must be ended to preserve city's fiscal stability; note city expenditures have almost doubled during last 5 yrs

G.O.P. Majority in Albany Votes Panel to Study City

MADRID, June 2 (Reuter)&#8212; Mm. Thomas H. Moorer, chair man of the United States Joint Chiefs of stoff, was granted audiences today with the spanish head of state, Gen eralissimo Francisco Franco, and his designated successor, Prince Juan Carlos of Bourbdn.

Moorer Confers With Franco

US Govt, space and diplomatic officials charge privately that proposed treaty is USSR attempt to 'fuzz cooperation on other space issues; official who has negotiated with USSR on space issues holds treaty does not contain 1 new important provision; asserts everything proposed by Gromyko is already contained either directly or by implication in 5-yr-old UN treaty governing peaceful uses of outer space; Gromyko por

U.S. Aides Unimpressed By RICHARD D. LYONS

USSR offers proposed treaty calling for internatl cooperation on moon and prohibiting any nation from establishing sovereignty or setting up mil bases there; Y A Malik, USSR Amb to UN, deposits treaty at UN for consideration by Gen Assembly during '71 session; Min Gromyko, in accompanying lr, says steps should be taken now to put lunar activity on firmer internatl legal footing; contends moon should be used exclusively in interests of peace and for good of all mankind; says it is necessary to prevent activity of states on moon from becoming source of internatl conflict; says treaty is based on previous internatl space agreements reached in '66 and '67; treaty would oblige all signatory nations to take steps to preserve moon's natural environment; would allow all nations to land spacecraft on moon and deploy equipment and personnel freely anywhere on lunar surface; Malik por

Moscow Offers Draft Treaty for Cooperation on the Moon

Pakistani citizens, close to panic, crowd banks to turn in huge amts of 100- and 500-rupee notes; banks give receipts for notes but there is no indication when new currency will be given out; Govt claims militant Bengali separatists who briefly controlled E Pakistani adm in Mar left banks of E Pakistan empty when Army attacked to crush independence movement; amt of money in Bengali hands represented 1/10 of nation's currency in circulation

Pakistanis Jam Banks to Turn in Recalled Currency

S Schanberg describes misery, sickness, hunger and death among refugees; says toll in cholera epidemic rises steadily with new waves of refugees pouring into India daily; Nadia Dist is hardest hit; map; USAF Maj Choronenko arrives, New Delhi, to help coordinate US relief effort for cholera victims; illus

Disease, Hunger and Death Stalk Refugees Along India's Border

Cholera epidemic in Chad reptdly worsens as new outbreaks erupt in 2 areas; epidemic is believed to have spread across Cameroon frontier; over 400 persons reptdly have died from disease in Chad in last 7 days

Cholera Spreads in Chad; Reported in 2 New Areas

GENEVA, June 8 &#8212; R. K. Khadilakr, Indian Minister of Labor, Employment and Reha bilitation, told the International Labor Organization conference today that four million refugees from Pakistan had &#8220;taken shel ter in our country.&#8221;

Dispute Over Total

Brit Foreign Sec Douglas-Home says responsibility for refugees must be assumed by UN, s, Brit Commons; says burden must not rest solely on India; warns of possibility of widespread starvation

U.N. Responsibility Sought

Rumanian Pres Ceausescu, in Peking, denounces US role in Indochina

Chou Calls On Smaller Nations to Unite to Resist Superpowers

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June 9, 1971

Headlines from June 9, 1971

SENATE VOTES RISE IN G. I. PAY OF $2.7‐BILLION

PERJURY LAID TO 2 IN POLICE INQUIRY

A $2‐BILLION PLAN TO PROVIDE JOBS PASSED BY SENATE

ACCORD REACHED

SEWAGE WORKERS LEAVE PLANT JOBS

Billboard 200

Sticky Fingers

Tapestry

Jesus Christ Superstar

Ram

Mud Slide Slim And The Blue Horizon

Notable Births

Historical Context for June 9, 1971