Washington Post article based on sec of Pentagon study says S Vietnamese Premier Ngo Dinh Diem in '55 prevented elections throughout North and South that had been agreed on by '54 Geneva Conf; says Pres Eisenhower and Sec Dulles feared such elections could lead to coalition govt and eventual Communist takeover but they did not connive with S Vietnam to bar elections; Post notes that study on which article is based is subject of Govt's injunction action against The Times; article detailed

Study Said to Show Diem Barred Vote

Judge Gurfein refuses to lift temporary restraining order so that Times can resume publication of series; refuses after Govt assures him that action will also be taken against Washington Post which began series bated on Pentagon study; day‐long series of open and secret hearings held in ct; Govt insists on secret testimony by 3 US officials to explain how further publication would damage natl interests; Deputy Asst Sec Doolin, Deputy Under Sec Macomber, Vice Adm Blouin and Defense Dept classification aide G MacClain testify for US Govt on reasons for not declassifying study and on alleged harm to Govt by publication; major argument by Times is affidavit by its Washington Bur head M Frankel; 14 others also file affidavits supporting Times; T C Sorensen, in affidavit, says, in his judgment, Times series would not embarrass foreign govt, nor did any of the information appearing require continued secrecy

THE TIMES SERIES STILL HELD UP PENDING COURT RULING TODAY;

Gain in Power by LeRoi Jones Shown in Newark Poverty Vote

Nixon does not refer directly to controversy over Times series, meetings with news execs and with NYS Citizens Com for Revenue Sharing, Rochester

Nixon Sees 30% ax Cut In Revenue‐Sharing Plan

Benson forecasts declining unemployment and stronger econ growth in 2d half '71, budget message to House of Commons

Canada Plans Wide Tax Relief, Removing a Million From Rolls

13 married laymen ordained as RC deacons by Cardinal Dearden, Abp of Detroit; illus; they were among 1st Amer laymen to complete training for permanent diaconate, restored by Pope in '67 and estab in US in '68; requirements and training programs for deacon candidates noted

13 Married Laymen Ordained as Catholic Deacons

Adm Communications Dir H G Klein says Nixon is more concerned that a precedent may be set for future disclosures of secret documents than he is over whether The Times endangered natl security by publishing study, news briefing to which Times was not invited; says Nixon's chief concern is to discourage officials opposed to war from giving other classified documents to the press; Klein repeatedly describes material on which Times based its series as 'stolen goods'; later in briefing, Nixon counsel J W Dean suggests it is more appropriate to say Times had 'unauthorized possession' of material; Times series lauded by G E Reedy, ex‐press sec to Johnson, and Sen Packwood; criticized by Sen Jackson; Lt Gov L G Maddox says series should be resumed if it 'proves our pol leaders have not been honest with the people', but should not if there is no dishonesty and natl security is jeopardized; Sen Symington offers resolution to authorize $250,000 for 2‐yr study by Foreign Relations Com of US policies in SE Asia; Repr J E Moss demands access to study 'in accordance with provisions of Freedom of Information Act', lr to Laird

PRECEDENT SEEN

US Appeals Ct, Washington, reverses Dist Ct Judge Gesell ruling, ordert Wathington Pott to temporarily stop publication of series based on Pentagon study; permits paper to continue publication of its Sat editions containing 2d article; Gesell had refused Govt request to halt continued publication of series; ruled there was no evidence of threat to natl security; Appeals Ct says Govt supported its argument that series could lead to 'irreparable' damage to natl security; agrees on request for temporary halt until hearings are completed on Govt's request for a permanent induction; Deputy Asst Atty Gen Maroney argues case for Govt, R A Clark for Post; Post exec ed B C Bradlee comments

WASHINGTON POST RESTRAINED

Penna Human Relations Comm orders Phila and Pittsburgh pss to eliminate racial imbalance in schools by '74; comm finds 92 of 115 Pittsburgh schools and 228 of 281 Phila schools are racially unbalanced; order requires that by '74, no school may have enrollment with over 79% of pupils of 1 race even if massive busing is required to achieve integration

PUPIL BALANCE SET BY PENNSYLVANIA

Meskill and Assembly Dem leaden, unable to resolve differences, discontinue fiscal negotiations, sharply increasing possibility that state will be forced to operate without budget after June 30; Dems propose $1.08‐billion fiscal '72 budget, Meskill backs $1.06‐billion budget; Dems say they will pass their budget in Assembly; Meskill says he will take his message to people; expresses confidence that his program will eventually be approved; Dem leaders say they have prepared legis that would permit spending to continue at present level if new budget is not enacted before June 30 deadline

Fiscal Compromise Fails in Connecticut

WARSAW, June 18&#8212;An official Communist party report on last December's food&#8208;price riots. provides a dramatic account of the confusion within the party leadership the day the fighting began in Gdansk stated briefly by Mr. Giereki and other party leaders at the, lime, that a demonstration by port workers with legitimate grievances was mishandled by party leaders in Warsaw.

Polish Party Tells of Leaders'

E Ger Premier Stoph says 364,000 housing units have been constructed, reconstructed or modernized in last 5 yrs, figure that is 10% below target, rept to 8th Cong of ruling Communist party; new 5‐yr plan going through 75 calls for total of 500,000 new or renewed housing units; Communist party ex‐1st Sec Ulbricht reptdly has been criticized for stressing costly program of setting up high‐rise bldgs and hotels at expense of housing program

East German Premier Reports Failures in Industry Last Year

Premier Colombo, other center‐left coalition leaders conf on ways to strengthen coalition in wake of neo‐Fascist election gains; small Repub party reptdly may agree to participate again in coalition

Italian Leaders Trying to Bolster Coalition After Neo‐Fascist Gain

5 Nations Walk Out of African Parley

Singh confs with Pres Nixon and Sec Rogers; urges internatl community compel Pakistan to work out pol solution and abandon 'military method'; holds relief to refugees is only a 'palliative' and that 'root cause has to be tackled'; says 1st step is creation of conditions in E Pakistan that will allow flow of refugees to be halted; IBRD survey team reptdly will recommend that internatl consortium cease aid to Pakistan until pol solution is found

Indian Asks World Pressure on Pakistan

ex‐Pres Frei urges Allende ban armed groups to achieve pol stability; says Perez slaying has been spurred by Govt news media campaign terming Perez seditious; Christian Dem party pres Irueta notes several members of extremist group charged with murder have been freed from jail under Govt amnesty, TV s

Frei Asks Allende to Ban Armed Groups

observers await reaction of Soviet authorities to pub abroad of Solzhenitsyn's book and its simultaneous appearance in Moscow in typewritten copies; Solzhenitsyn has reptdly stated that he is indifferent to what writers cong decides when it opens June 29

Soviet Stand on Solzhenitsyn Awaited

Series on Eur cities that are meccas for young Amers this summer; London discussed

Young America: Pouring Into London

Israeli Min Dayan says he thinks another domestic crisis in UAR with purges is possible, int, Maariv (Israeli pub)

DAYAN SAYS CHANCES OF BATTLE INCREASE

LONDON, June 18 (Reuters) &#8212; the British Government carefully studied today a Soviet proposal for a disarmament conference of the nuclear powers, informed British sources here said.

British Study Proposal

State Dept spokesman R J McCloskey says dept studies Soviet proposal for a 5‐nation conf on nuclear disarmament; says Amb Dobrynin delivered to Sec Rogers a message on proposal; says US continues to regard SALT talks as most meaningful way to make progress in arms control; does not rule out possibility of larger conf; says Chinese will have to participate at some point in order to have meaningful world disarmament; GB studies proposal on 5‐power conf contained in message delivered to Prime Min Heath by Amb Smirnovsky

U.S. IS STUDYING SOVIET ARMS BID

Sens Cook and Stevens to offer amendment to draft bill proposing troops withdrawal in 9 mos if agreement is reached on release of POWs; Sens Eagleton and Hartke are co‐sponsors; if amendment fails, Sen Chiles will offer amendment proposing June 30 '72 withdrawal deadline, with provision that Pres can waive it if he determines that N Vietnam has not entered into satisfactory arrangement for release of POWs; Sen Pastore weighs offering sense‐of‐Sen resolution calling for complete withdrawal by July 4 '72

2 NIXON BACKERS TO SEEK PULLOUT

Vietcong troops attack Cambodian positions near Srang, kill 2 soldiers, wound 11; Cambodians repel enemy attack on town of Kokrous, 25 mi from Pnompenh

Cambodian Town Attacked

Preliminary probe into part taken by Capt Culver in London antiwar protest by US servicemen ends

Hearing Ends in Britain On Captain's Protest Role

A Lewis article on fishing village of Aldeburgh, Eng, describes various reasons why population is opposed to Brit membership in EEC; illus; map

To British Fishermen,Trade Bloc Is No Prize

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June 19, 1971

Headlines from June 19, 1971

Study Said to Show Diem Barred Vote

THE TIMES SERIES STILL HELD UP PENDING COURT RULING TODAY;

Gain in Power by LeRoi Jones Shown in Newark Poverty Vote

Nixon Sees 30% ax Cut In Revenue‐Sharing Plan

Canada Plans Wide Tax Relief, Removing a Million From Rolls

Billboard 200

Tapestry

Sticky Fingers

Ram

Jesus Christ Superstar

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Notable Births

Historical Context for June 19, 1971