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Egyptian Pres Sadat says he disapproves of Indian mil action despite cause, int; says he is struck by US effort to obtain cease-fire and withdrawal, holding US position in '67 Arab-Israeli war was completely contradictory to present stand; says USSR UN position is similar to its Middle East position

SADAT SAYS SOVIET WILL RETAIN USE OF BASES IN EGYPT

David Sarnoff of RCA Is Dead; Visionary Broadcast Pioneer

Air Resources Comr Rickles announces plans to reshuffle midtown traffic patterns to meet Fed air-quality standards; says plan will create 3 'cross-district arteries' without turnoffs, will include strategies on traffic routing, controls over traffic flow, vehicle emissions and fuels; map

Midtown Traffic Reshuffling Proposed

Communist Chinese commute 20-yr sentence of J T Downey, Amer captured in '52 and accused of spying for US during Korean War, to 5 yrs

Chinese Release Fecteau bat Keep Downey in Prison

Indian troops advancing on Dacca reach Narsingdi, 22 mi north of Dacca; Indian officials say paratrooper force was dropped in Dacca area; Indian communique describes advance as 'fast,' saying Pakistani counterattack had been repulsed; Indian spokesman says forces on outskirts of Khulna are engaged in heavy fighting; says India lost small frigate in Arabian Sea; Gandhi says powers that are giving mil aid to Pakistan are not strengthening it but weakening it day by day, s, pub meeting, New Delhi; seems to criticize US strongly, saying 'rich nations and votaries of democracy' have weakened Pakistan by arming it to teeth and encouraging it to ignore needs and aspirations of its masses; says it is those countries who will be responsible if harm comes to Pakistan; map

INDIAN FORCES PRE ARING FOR BIG ATTACK ON DACCA;

Japan says it will unilaterally eliminate quotas on imports of 4 agr products; products listed

JAPAN TO REMOVE SOME TRADE BARS

Northern Irish Sen J Barnhill is killed by gunmen who then destroy his country home with bombs; is 1st member of Ulster Parliament to die in 2 yrs of violence in that country

Rightist Ulster Senator Slain by Gunmen in Home

NEW DELHI&#8212;India reported that her troops had resumed their advance on Dacca and had reached a town 22 miles northeast of the East Pakistani capital.

War Summary

USS Enterprise and a task force of several amphibious ships and destroyers leave Vietnamese waters heading toward the Indian Ocean for a possible rescue of Amer citizens from Dacca, E Pakistan; departure of Enterprise cuts in half number of missions flown by Seventh Fleet task force in Tonkin Gulf against Ho Chi Minh Trail

Carrier Leaves Vietnam, May Sail to Dacca Area

U.S. CALLS ON U.N. TO ACT

A J Tobin, exec dir of NY Port Auth for almost 30 yrs, announces he will retire from auth at end of Mar; Tobin has recently come under sharp criticism for his rejection of proposals to allow auth to use its surpluses to subsidize mass transportation or to undertake mass transit projects on its own

Tobin Leaving Port Body Alter 30 Years as Chief

Nixon in Azores for Pompidou Talks Beginning Today

Baku, capital of Azerbaijan Repub, described; map

Islamic Past of Azerbai jan Republic Frustrates Moscow's Marxist Plans

ATHENS, Dec. I 2&#8212; The European subsidiary of the Northrop Corporation has installed a $12.5&#8208;million radiotelevision network for the Greek Government that will link the whole country for the first time to the state&#8208;run broadcasting system and enable it to beam short&#8208;wave radio programs to any part of the world.

New Radio‐TV Network To Reach All of Greece

6,000 S Vietnamese troops open attack against Chup rubber plantation, a major N Vietnamese div hq in E Cambodia; bombing raids by US B-52s precede drive; drive is new phase of offensive into E Cambodia aimed at keeping N Vietnamese forces away from S Vietnam's Mil Region III; Vietcong make their 1st major attack on US ground troops in 3 1/2 mos at outpost 260 mi NE of Saigon; inflict casualties on half the US force

Attack by Saigon Against Chup Plantation Reported

Costa Rican natl guardsmen kill hijacker and capture 2 others during attempt to hijack Nicaraguan jetliner to Cuba; craft, on Miami-Managua flight with 54 aboard, was boarded by hijackers during stopover in San Salvador; hijackers were captured during refueling stop in San Jose

Hijackers Are Routed From Jet in Costa Rica

10,670 Greeks, mainly apptd mayors and city councilman and leaders of country's principal labor, farmer, trade and professional unions, vote to elect 60 members of Consultative Com on Legis; 906 candidates run for 60 com seats, which carry 2-yr term, $833 monthly salary and right to debate draft legis; 44 of Greece's 52 districts elect 1 com member and 8 districts elect 2 members each; Papadopoulos to appt 15 more; 52 runners-up to serve on 'regional adm councils' to advise 7 regional govs on local matters; sources rept that Papadopoulos will grant greater powers to com in forthcoming yr-end message; regime seen trying hard to press selection of com members as 'dress rehearsal' for future parliamentary elections, noting that qualifications for candidates are those that suspended 68 Const will require for parliamentary candidates; regime spokesman B Stamatopoulos says that visibility of 1,000 candidates, including many intellectuals, scientists and men of professions, is evidence of 'broad and increasing popular basis enjoyed by natl revolutionary Govt'

10,670 Greeks Elect a Consultative Body

EEC Council of Mins agree to open trade negotiations with US after France allows mins' deputies to prepare mandate to negotiate for mkt; few Eur diplomats believe that negotiations can start before Group of Ten meeting

Britain and the Market Agree On Fishing, Last Big Dispute

USSR completes world's largest hydroelec power plant near Krasnoyarsk on Yenisei River, marking significant advance in Soviet efforts to tame vast power of Siberian streams; map; completion of final generating unit in 6-million-kw complex discussed

SOVIET FINISHES BIG SIBERIA PLANT

1,008-member electoral assembly fails for 4th day to choose a new Pres of Italy; de Martino increases lead in latest 2 ballots, while Fanfani falls behind

2 More Ballots Inconclusive In Italy's Presidential Vote

Cong Black Caucus produces 115 recommendations for improving black health situation; several recommendations noted

HEALTH CARE GAIN SOUGHT BY BLACKS

Clarke, Walter L: NYC hs teacher W L Clarke found stabbed to death in his apt on 2d Av between 77th and 78th Sts

Teacher Stabbed to Death

over 400 worshipers at Russian Orthodox Ch Outside of Russia in NYC pray for 'nonviolent dissenters of all faiths and nationalities languishing in Soviet punitive and psychiatric insts'; after special service, worshipers demonstrate near UN in protest against USSR's alleged 'blatant violations of human rights'

Russians Here Pray And Then Protest Policies in Soviet

number of nationally known black leaders, including ex-Mayor Stokes and Mayor Hatcher meet, NYC, in move to help Rev J L Jackson form new econ development orgn following his suspension as Operation Breadbasket dir; meeting called by Boro Pres Sutton, who is unable to attend; Jackson quarrel with Abernathy in SCLC involves handling of $500,000 in net receipts from Black Expo in Oct; various leaders at meeting noted

JACKSON BACKED AT NEGRO PARLEY

Scott Sattler is an Australian former professional rugby league footballer who played during the 1990s and 2000s, later becoming the Football Manager of the Gold Coast Titans. He is the son of South Sydney Rabbitohs great John Sattler. A Queensland State of Origin representative lock, he played his club football for the Gold Coast Chargers from 1992 to 1993 as well as a second spell with the club between 1997 and 1998. He also played for the Eastern Suburbs Roosters in 1994, the South Queensland Crushers between 1995 and 1996, the Penrith Panthers between 1999 and 2003 and one season with the Wests Tigers in 2004. He is the son of former player John Sattler.

December 13, 1971

Headlines from December 13, 1971

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SADAT SAYS SOVIET WILL RETAIN USE OF BASES IN EGYPT

David Sarnoff of RCA Is Dead; Visionary Broadcast Pioneer

Midtown Traffic Reshuffling Proposed

Chinese Release Fecteau bat Keep Downey in Prison

Billboard 200

Santana III

There's A Riot Goin' On

Teaser And The Firecat

Shaft

Led Zeppelin IV

Notable Births

Historical Context for December 13, 1971