July 14, 1971

S H Schanberg dispatch holds W Pakistan pursues subjugation of Bengalis, is determined to make its occupation stick, despite crippled econ, collapse of govt adm, widening guerrilla activity, mounting army casualties and an alienated, sullen population; says W Pakistanis are discouraging use of Bengali language, trying to replace it with their own, Urdu, and are changing st designations in Dacca to remove all Hindu names; says Govt is bringing wave upon wave of W Pakistanis to replace E Pakistanis in govt jobs, that other jobs have been given to Moslem migrants from India such as the Biharis, who are loyal to W Pakistan; Army trains new paramilitary home guards, arms 'loyal' civilians to form 'peace committees,' whose recruits include small minority of Bengali right-wing Moslems; Schanberg says Govt, to insure troop strength, has leased 2 Boeing 707's from private Irish-owned charter airline, World Airways, to carry reinforcements to E Pakistan; says killing, though more selective, has not stopped, that army is now concentrating on Hindus in what foreign observers see as holy war; describes damage to property and econ; repts Bengali resistance gathers momentum, with increasing aid, sanctuary and sometimes covering fire from India; says thousands of young Bengalis are being trained in guerrilla tactics on Indian side of border, with India providing many of instructors; map; illus of destruction in Jessore

Nixon Adm officials deny replacement of Amb Bruce as chief US delegate to Paris peace talks is effort to delay 'meaningful' negotiations past Oct 3 Pres elections

HR, 226-181, votes to recommit to com, and in effect to kill, proposed contempt citation against CBS and pres Stanton; Stanton hails vote; Repr Staggers stunned and embarrassed by opposition of both parties' leadership and many of his fellow com chmn; says he will not raise contempt issue again; attributes defeat to 'greatest lobbying I've ever seen'

State Urban Development Corp (UDC) and 30-member group of Harlem residents, mainly business and professional people, announce plan to form subsidiary called Harlem Urban Corp to help community orgns build and operate housing, civic, cultural and commercial facilities in area; Harlem unit hon co-chmn, Boro Pres Sutton, and pres and chief exec officer J E Wood Jr comment on potential impact of new orgn; UDC pres Logue also hails move, news conf; L Douglas, 1 of squatters who temporarily blocked state office bldg, Harlem, and Haryou-Act chmn M England score lack of inclusion of squatters in new corp and lack of community participation on its formation; Sutton says unit will be expanded

Sen Banking Com approves loan guarantees