January 15, 1972

Soviet Govt orders expulsion of Repr Scheuer, accusing him of 'improper activities'; expulsion, believed to be 1st involving elected Amer official, follows brief detention of Scheuer by Moscow police while he was visiting Jewish family that had been refused emigration to Israel; Scheuer, in phone int from Leningrad, says he understood he was being expelled for 'encouraging Soviet citizens to emigrate'; notes that Soviet Jews he contacted had made up their minds long ago that they wanted to emigrate; says that as Jewish Congressman from heavily Jewish dist, he wanted to inform himself about controversial issue of Jews in USSR; US Embassy, in announcing the Soviet action, declines to speculate on its long-range effects; US spokesman says that US official T R Buchanan was summoned to office of Soviet Foreign Min where G M Korniyenko, chief of US sec, asserted that Scheuer had distributed documents which Korniyenko indicated represented material harmful to USSR; Buchanan was not given opportunity to examine the papers; calls expulsion 'grave step, not helpful to relations'

NYC Police Dept Sgt Moss, head of investigation into May '71 slaying of Ptl Jones and Piagentini, says that police believe that at least 5 persons and perhaps more were involved in incident; disclosure follows announcement by Manhattan Dist Atty Hogan's office that indictments were issued for 2 more men, F Torres and G Torres; investigation detailed; suspects' por

King Frederik IX of Denmark dies, is succeeded by Princess Margrethe who becomes 1st reigning Danish Queen; their pors; Premier Krag to proclaim new Queen from palace balcony, ceremony which replaced coronation over century ago; Margrethe may be Queen I or II, since 14th--century Queen Margrethe was never crowned; new Queen's son Frederik, born in '68, to be Crown Prince; King Frederik biog; illus

Minutes of Dec 8 Natl Security Council's Special Washington Action Group's secret strategy session on India-Pakistan crisis published by J Anderson show Deputy Sec D R Packard disagreed with H Kissinger's efforts to aid Pakistanis instead of remaining neutral; show Asst Sec J J Sisco was more skeptical than Kissinger of intelligence repts that India planned to carry war to W Pakistan after fighting ended in E Pakistan; rept Packard opposed any action that would not affect outcome of conflict, holding US could 'win'; columnist J Alsop asserts US had "conclusive proof that India intended to crush Pakistani Army and dismember Pakistan; no Adm official has yet made public source of this proof; CIA Dir R Helms is quoted in Dec 8 minutes as saying Gandhi indicated that before heeding UN call for cease-fire, she intended to straighten out border of Azad Kashmir and to eliminate Pakistan's armor and air force capabilities; Kissinger is quoted as asking whether US can allow W Pakistan to do down completely or allow India to scare US off, believing that if Pakistan needed US supplies they would not be provided; Sisco is quoted as doubting India has objective of bringing about disintegration of Pakistani armed forces

GB and NATO allies start new talks, Rome, with Mintoff in effort to settle dispute over use of Malta bases; Mintoff confs there with Brit Min Lord Carrington and NATO Sec Gen Luns; NATO terms reptdly include offer of $34-million a yr, with understanding that no later payments will be considered; terms also include use of facilities by NATO forces other than those of GB; Mintoff illus, Rome, with Premier Colombo