September 30, 1971

Min Schumann says that France will soon contribute 'important sum' to help UN in its financial crisis

ATTICA, N. Y., Sept. 29— More than 200 visitors streamed through Attica prison's iron gate to spend an hour with in mate relatives today, and many emerged weeping, relaying prisoners' accounts of brutality since the five‐day revolt here was put down.

Gromyko illus with Pres Nixon and Amb Dobrynin

H M Durham, former Lockheed production control officer, testifies at Joint Cong Econ Subcom hearing into cost overruns on C-5A that Lockheed is guilty of mismanagement, waste and deceit in its dealings with Defense Dept; illus; Lockheed vp-operations Poore denies charges; Sen Proxmire says he will seek Gen Acctg Office investigation into 'what appears to be collusion with the Air Force' to receive credit and payment for work on aircraft which had not been accomplished

Rogers meets with Riad, Washington, and advances some compromise proposals on possible interim settlement in 1st step of intensified US effort to reopen canal; Rogers and Riad illus; US officials say Riad responded 'satisfactorily' but give no indication whether even preliminary agreement on substantive issues was reached; Rogers reptdly outlined some but not all compromise proposals on canal agreement presented to Israel in July but apparently did not discuss areas on which 2 sides are furthest apart; 2 men reptdly concurred that interim agreement with only partial Israeli withdrawal might become permanent; Riad reiterates this concern and says that nothing less than permanent and final peace is satisfactory; says Egypt still welcomes US effort but is open to any initiative, including that of Big 4 or UN, that might lead to peace; he also meets with Pres adviser Kissinger and Sen Foreign Relations Com chmn Fulbright to test Adm and Cong attitudes; Fulbright says that Riad appeared discouraged about possibility of achieving settlement; Rogers will conf again with Riad in NY after meeting separately with Eban