October 7, 1971

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., Oct. 6—Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad of Egypt declared today that his Government would reject any interim agreement on reopening the Suez Canal that would lead to continued occupation of Egyptian territory by Israeli forces.

Gov Rockefeller, in lr to US Atty Gen Mitchell, requests that Justice Dept's civil rights div investigate charges by inmates of Attica prison that their rights have been violated; says that he is making request 'to assure pub confidence in objectivity and fairness of entire Attica investigation'; legal observers say that Rockefeller's action is unusual and could be 1st of its kind; Justice Dept discloses that no decision has been reached on request; other developments stemming from Attica uprising detailed

The Pirates beat the San Francisco Giants, 9‐5, at Pittsburgh yesterday to win the National League playoff, 3 games to 1, and qualify for the World Series against Baltimore starting Saturday. (Details on Page 63.)

Mrs Banuelos charges arrest of illegal aliens might have been 'part of an attempt by Dems to block my nomination as Treas of US'; Immigration and Naturalization dist dir Rosenberg denies charge; says co was raided because of tip from informer and because it was on active file of concerns where aliens were likely to be found; says that, on basis of earlier arrests at co, he had sent Mrs Banuelos lr asking her not to employ illegal aliens; says dept will investigate allegation that there are at least 100 more illegal aliens working at other Banuelos food plant; White House press sec Ziegler says no consideration has been given to withdrawing nomination of Mrs Banuelos; says Pres Nixon was unaware that her food packing plant had been raided on 5 previous occasions by ed agents tracking down illegal immigrants from Mex; illus

US Sen passes, 82-4, mil procurement bill containing Mansfield amendment; rejects, 60-25, Sen Montoya amendment that requires total troop withdrawals by Feb 3, '72, unless by then S Vietnam conducts 'dem, freely contested pres election'; Sen Stennis argues Montoya proposal contradicts Mansfield amendment