January 19, 1972

Army, after about a year's experimentation in liberalizing and easing basic training in effort to attract more volunteers, has decided to return to rigorous type of recruit training; beer has been removed from barracks, which will be no longer divided into private cubicles; Army will not reinstitute reveille formations and will continue to give recruits weekend passes during final mo of training; other training program revisions noted

Coll Placement Council survey shows that after 2 yrs of sharp decline in job mkt, a 5% increase in hiring, across the bd, in all disciplines at all degree levels is anticipated warns that some grads in some areas of country may be faced with even bleaker prospects than last yr despite gen upturn; situations in various fields discussed

NYC Munic Loan Fund ex-dir L A Reiter is indicted by NY County grand jury on charge of extorting $9,300 from contractor and 7 borrowers are charged with defrauding city of $842400; 2 of borrowers, G and M Weintraub, were largest borrowers from Munic Loan Program; indictments are announced by Dist Atty Hogan, who began probe of program last Oct; all 8 defendants plead not guilty, State Sup Ct; are released on their own recognizance; defendants listed; Reiter illus

W Dejaco, who designed gas chambers and cremation furnaces in Auschwitz, Nazi death camp in Poland, and his former aide F K Ertl go on trial, Vienna, Austria, charged with direct complicity in premeditated murder of 3-million Eur Jews between '41 and '45; both defendants plead not guilty; indictment against Dejaco detailed; trial is 1st in Austria involving Auschwitz; prosecution's case has been largely provided from trials in Frankfurt, W Ger, and S Wiesenthal of Jewish Documentation Center; illus of Dejaco and Ertl in ct

Repr B Abzug, joined by a few Dem doves, offers resolution to censure Nixon for disregarding amendment passed by Cong in '71 declaring it to be the policy of the US to withdraw all its forces expeditiously from Indochina, subject to the release of US POWs; move sets off demonstration from some 250 members of Women Strike for Peace in HR gallery; women ushered from gallery