thousands reptdly killed by tidal wave and cyclone that hit India's east coast on Oct 29 in delta area of Cuttack Dist in Orissa state; tens of thousands of homes destroyed or damaged; communications and power lines knocked out for days; map

Thousands in India Killed By Storm and Tidal Wave

Johannesburg Dean Gets 5‐Year Term on Plot Charge

RICKLES IS CALLED A ‘NUT’ BY MAYOR

Sec Laird suggests, after conf with Nixon, that end of mil aid will have direct effect on US withdrawal plans

CONGRESS CHIEFS AGREE FOREIGN AID SHOULD CONTINUE

Amer Bar Assn Fed Judiciary Com charges Justice Dept with leaking news to Washington Post that com had found 2 of Pres Nixon's potential Sup Ct nominees, H H Friday and Judge M L Lillie, not qualified; Atty Gen Mitchell denies charge; Post managing ed H Simons says information did not come from Govt employe

Bar Panel Charges Justice Unit Leaked Court Vote Report

HR, 222-135, rejects desegregation aid bill; bill will be amended to higher educ measure; some lobbyists working for bill are discouraged by overwhelming defeat but Sec Richardson and Repr Pucinski feel confident that bill as amendment will pass

House Rejects Nixon Bill On School Desegregation

Fed Reserve Chmn Burns, who is also chmn of Com on Interest and Divds, says lower interest rates will be encouraged during Phase 2 of econ program but that outlook over next yr remains uncertain, HR Banking Com; promises com that his panel will closely monitor lending to small borrowers; says while weaker inflationary expectations would tend to reduce rates, demand for credit will be larger, thereby tending to raise rates; Under Sec Walker urges approval of Adm's request for no more than stand-by authority to control rates; Burns also opposes specific regulation, indicating that interest ceiling may spur lenders to refrain from making loans; Repr Patman assails opposition to concrete controls, accusing Adm of 'favoritism for lenders'

BURNS ASKS LIMIT ON DIVIDEND RISES

Fed officials rept passenger screening system, designed to identify potential hijackers, has resulted in arrest of about 1,500 air travelers during last yr, most of them on charges unrelated to hijacking; rept that while effect of antihijacking program is inconclusive, it has had significant effect in helping authorities apprehend suspected criminals on other charges; some incidents described; antihijacking measures revd

Hijacker Searches Lead To 1,500 Other Arrests

Knapp Comm chief counsel Armstrong issues statement clarifying comment by comm witness Capt D McGowan; says that when he spoke of corruption among Fed narcotics officials as current situation, he was in fact talking about situation which existed prior to '69

MURPHY SUSPENDS KNAPP WITNESSES

3-decked Hawthorne Circle interchange at junction of Saw Mill River and Taconic Pkwys opens; renovation of old circle cost $25.7-million; landscaping is planned under separate contract to restore appearance of circle; deletion of accesses from interchange to Routes 9A, 100 and 141 noted; maps

3‐Deck Hawthorne Interchange Opened to Traffic

Israel informs US it will not accept Amer proposal for indirect negotiations with Egypt toward interim peace treaty unless US resumes shipments of F-4s

ISRAELIS PRESS U.S. FOR MORE PLANES

voters go to polls to decide fate of $2.5-billion transportation bond issue; Kheel declares, after meeting with Levitt, that NYS is already $7-billion in debt and cannot afford additional $2.5-billion of borrowing; Olivieri wins NYS Sup Ct stay that requires NYCTA to remove pro-bond-issue posters that were placed in subways and buses without charge; stay, however, is vacated by NYCTA's appeal of decision; controversial hwy project in Huntington Station area of Suffolk County is canceled, in move that state official A Emery concedes could influence voters in election; PBA in NYC announces its support of bond issue while NYS Police Conf announces its opposition; Kheel predicts bond issue will be defeated because 'people are sick and tired of concrete and have lost confidence in promises of state and city leaders'; Rockefeller, in reply to questions, says only that corps concerned about future of NYS are paying for extensive ad campaign backing bond issue; charges that Kheel is 'pol exhibitionist'; illus

STATE BOND PLAN THE MAJOR ISSUE FOR VOTERS TODAY

UN Controller B R Turner career discussed; illus

Man In the News

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., Nov. l&#8212;The United States dele gate told the United Nations Development Program today that despite the Senate's rejec tion of the foreign aid bill, the delegation still hoped to get $100&#8208;million from Congress for development work next year, compared with $86&#8208;million this year.

U.S. Delegate Is Hopeful of U.N. Pledge

Table showing total payments to UN by each member for '70

Contributions to the U.N.

Cardinal Slipyj, exiled head of Ukrainian Cath Ch, formally announces that he and 15 bishops have convened as 'synod,' Rome; asks for papal blessing of meeting; underlying canonical disputes between Ukrainian Ch and Vatican is Ukrainian Caths' contention that Vatican has neglected to speak out against oppression of their ch in Soviet Union because of greater interest in obtaining concessions for Latin Rite Caths in Latvia and Lithuania

Ukrainian Bishops Defy Vatican, Hold ‘Synod’

Chinese Communist Govt reptdly refuses to accept telegram from Israeli Min Eban congratulating it on its admission to UN; Israel voted to admit Communist China and against retention of Nationalist China in UN; telegram reptdly could not be delivered because of lack of postal links between 2 nations; printed anti-Israel matter regularly arrives in Israel bearing Chinese stamps

Israeli Congratulations Are Declined by Peking

US Amb McConaugny calls on Chiang to express US regret over Nationalist China's expulsion from UN and to pledge that US defense commitment to Taiwan is 'in no way affected'

U.S. Expresses Regret To Chiang on U.N. Vote

Communist Chinese flag raised at UN; illus; there is no ceremony since admission of new member is not involved

U.S Waives Its Visa Rules to Facilitate Arrrival of Chinese Delegates to U.N.

Lr Col A B Herbert denied leave by his commanding officer to appear on D Cavett TV show

Col. Herbert Denied Leave To Appear on Cavett Show

Deputy Premier Patakos announces that Govt will start paying bonus to any Greek family that produces more than 2 children; '71 population put at 8,736,000

Greece to Offer Baby Bonus

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today

Gandhi, in London, discusses Pakistan crisis, news conf

Mrs. Gandhi Is Critical of U.S. View on Refugee Aid

Sen Kennedy urges Nixon Adm support efforts to bring Pakistani crisis before UN Gen Assembly, Sen Judiciary Subcom on Refugees; recommends Adm arrange immediate visit to Mujibur by Internatl Red Cross, holds positive information on his welfare will help reduce tensions in area

Kennedy Asks U.N. Debate

Pakistan says 72 raiders were killed and 39 wounded in attacks on Pakistani positions in Sylhet, Rajshahi and Dinajpur dists; says raiders were supported by Indian artillery

Karachi Says Raid Is Repelled

Meta Golding is a Haitian-American actress.

Meta Golding, Haitian-American actress

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Robert Mensah was a Ghanaian footballer who played as a goalkeeper. As a player, he was best known for his exploits at Asante Kotoko where he won the African Clubs Cup in 1970. He was also a runner-up with the Ghana squad for the 1968 African Cup of Nations and represented Ghana at the 1968 Summer Olympics.

November 2, 1971

Headlines from November 2, 1971

Thousands in India Killed By Storm and Tidal Wave

Johannesburg Dean Gets 5‐Year Term on Plot Charge

RICKLES IS CALLED A ‘NUT’ BY MAYOR

CONGRESS CHIEFS AGREE FOREIGN AID SHOULD CONTINUE

Bar Panel Charges Justice Unit Leaked Court Vote Report

Billboard 200

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Every Picture Tells A Story

Shaft

Santana III

Tapestry

Notable Births

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for November 2, 1971