NIXON SEES CHOU IN TWO SESSIONS OF POLICY TALKS

Ariz Repub (newspaper) repts S Alliluyeva left husband, W W Peters, in Dec because of her objections to communal life style at F L Wright Foundation'scooperative, Taliesin West, Scottsdale, Ariz; repts she moved out of cooperative but still lives in area; Peters defends Taliesin West; Alliluyeva illus with daughter

Stalin's Daughter Leaves Her Husband

County Exec Klein proposes major restructuring of Medicaid program to save 10% of Suffolk County's $40‐million annual Medicaid bill; proposes system of periodic auditing of drs’ and pharmacists’ books, frequent re‐examination of recipients and study of possiblity of using ambulatory clinics, with salaried drs instead of private physicians care; program is expected to win quick approval from County Legis, as well as from NYS Soc Services Dept; Suffolk County Med Soc pres Rosenberg assails proposals, maintaining only med soc should be responsible for judging quality of med care; NYS med services program planning Deputy Comr Nuckols comments on legality of auditing; most counties use com of county med soc to police compliance with billing information and quality of med care; Klein says current Suffolk County system calls for checking individual physicians when cases of gross abuse are brought to com's attention; Rosenberg concedes that no such cases of abuse have been substantiated by panel; AMA says program is 1st of its kind in US; program outlined

New Medicaid Plan Proposed in Suffolk

Reporter's Notebook: All Peking's a Stage

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HAPPINESS anti VITALITY

Sen, after 5 wks of debate, breaks Southern filibuster and approves legis giving Equal Employment Opportunity Comm power to move against job discrimination; measure would allow comm to ask Fed cts to order employers or unions to stop discriminating; now goes to HR; Sen, 73‐21, votes to invoke closure; then, after defeating several attempts to weaken legis, approves bill by vote of 73‐16 and then by procedural vote of 72‐17; measure would place Fed Govt, state and local govts and educ insts within comm'spurview for 1st time; would permit comm to file suit in Fed ct against employers or unions that it believes are discriminating on basis of sex, race or religion; comm, if it believes case is in ‘gen public interest,’ can ask that case be heard by 3‐judge panel, with line of appeal directly to Sup Ct; procedure is aimed at speeding important cases through cts; legis, which is supported by Nixon Adm, represents middle ground between Sen liberals, who sought to give comm power to issue cease‐and‐desist orders against cos and unions that discriminate, and Southerners, who argued that comm should have no enforcement authority; NAACP Washington office head Mitchell hails bill

JOB RIGHTS BILL VOTED AS SENATE ENDS FILIBUSTER

Sen Ribicoff opens Sen debate on anti‐busing proposals by condemning Scott‐Mansfield proposals as appearing to be against busing without really ending it; Ribicoff calls instead for enactment of own proposal, introduced in ‘70, to give met areas 10 yrs to bring integration to pss; under Ribicoff bill, schools would have to have percentages of minority students that were at least half of percentage of minority students in area as whole; presumably, measure would require busing; Ribicoff's proposal was defeated last spring by vote of 51 to 35 in Sen but he claims it has support of nationally prominent Dems and moderate Southerners

RIB1COFF OPPOSES NS COMPROMISE

Bomb explodes in officers mess at mil camp in Aldershot, Eng, killing 7 persons including 5 women and injuring 17; IRA official wing spokesman claims responsibility for explosion and says it is in retaliation for deaths of 13 Caths killed by Brit soldiers recently in Londonderry; incident raises concern that IRA terrorists will attempt major extension of their operations in England as well as Ulster; Irish Repub Prime Min Lynch scores bombing as cowardly and senseless act; Cardinal W Conway, Primate of All Ireland, also scores action; Londonderry Civil Rights Assn, which organized Londonderry march, says many in city felt some revenge was needed but that there was sympathy for innocent civilians killed at Aldershot; Labor MP Mrs S Williams says bombing raises serious questions on law and order in GB; IRA provisional wing says it is not responsible for bombing but that it does not condemn incident; illus of wrecked bldg

BOMBING BY I. R. A. KILLS 7 IN ENGLAND

NYS Controller Levitt files suit, NYS Sup Ct, seeking declaratory judgment on whether Rockefeller's proposed $7.9‐billion budget, fiscal ‘72‐73, violates intent of State Const; says 2 unanswered questions are whether Rockefeller's proposed appropriation bills contain ‘sufficient itemization’ to permit Legis to take ‘meaningful’ action on requests and whether broad grant of power to Budget Dir to transfer funds allocated for one purpose to another category after Legis has acted on budget is excessive delegation of legis authority; Rockefeller spokesman expresses disappointment over suit; says number of changes in budget's format were made in response to complaints recd in 71; confident that new budget is ‘within const limits’; Levitt recalls 3 suits challenging budget format have been filed during past 3 yrs; notes they were dismissed on technicalities and not const grounds; says he wishes to settle issue now to avoid further litigation in fiscal ‘72‐73

Levitt Sues to Test Rockefeller Budget

guerrillas release craft's 172 passengers but hold 16 crew members hostage amid conflicting rumors that they are demanding release of Palestinians accused of assassinating Jordanian Premier Wasfi Tal in ‘70 and freedom for Arabs imprisoned in W Ger; claim hijacking is to protest W Ger's financial support of Israel; J P Kennedy 3d describes hijacking; map

Hijackers in Aden Free All Passengers, Including Kennedy

GINLEY'S THE NAME

Japanese Amb to US N Ushiba has been crisscrossing US for past 15 mos making ss in an intensive campaign to spur amity and understanding between US and Japan; his basic theme is that good relations are essential to security and prosperity of both nations, his stated objective is to achieve ‘better communications’; Ushiba illus with A Ueland, hon consul in Minneapolis

Japan's Ambassador Stiimps the U.S. To Promote Amity and Understanding

IRA chief C Goulding is arrested in Dublin along with 3 leaders of IRA pol party Sinn Fein, T Heffernan, J Garland and M Ryan

A Leader of the I.R.A. Is Arrested in Dublin

official Brit inquiry into Jan 30 Londonderry shootings continues; testimony at 2d hearing focuses on who fired 1st shot in incident; some testimony noted

Londonderry Inquiry Told Of Moments Up to Killings

explosion in downtown Belfast amusement center injures 4

4 Hurt in Bomb Blast

US command turns over $5‐million naval supply and repair base at Camranh Bay to S Vietnamese Navy; base is 30th installation turned over to S Vietnamese

A U.S. COMPOUND IS SHELLED BY FOE

Party decree outlines mobilization of nation's resources for celebration of 50th anniv of USSR on Dec 30; observers see decree indicating that anniv celebrations will be used mainly to portray USSR as nation in which ethnic animosities have been eliminated and bias and prejudice rooted out

Soviet Organizing Fete For Its 50th Anniversary

200 US servicemen on home leave delayed 1 day from flying back to US when plane they are scheduled to take is ordered by Saigon police to return to US without passengers; plane had landed with a S Vietnamese exile whom the police refused to let return

Saigon Police Bar Return of General From Exile in U.S.

E Ger Communist party chief Honecker moves to wipe out all remnants of capitalism and make E Ger's few remaining private concerns surrender their enterprises to state in drive to complete socialization of E Ger; announced move in message last wk to Liberal Dem party conv, Weimar; state‐owned industries make up more than 85% of total production; farming was collectivized in ‘60 drive; Liberal Dem party chmn Gerlach and other speakers indicate they will back move; Gerlach says craftsmen must join together into ‘collectives’ to make use of advantages of Socialist production; according to E Ger statistics, private enterprises currently make up 5.7% of GNP, while factories with 50% state ownership represent 8.7%

EAST GERMANS SET CAPITALISM'S END

biog sketch of J P Kennedy 3d, passenger aboard Lufthansa Boeing 747 hijacked to Southern Yemen by members of Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine while on New Delhi‐Athens flight; illus

Man in the News

WASHINGTON, Feb.22 (Reuters) ters)&#8212; Senator Kennedy said tonight that he had spoken by telephone with his nephew Joseph after his release.

Senator Gets Phone Call

Bangladesh plans to try 100 sr Pakistani mil officers on charges of genocide

Genocide Trials Planned

Pakistani Pres Bhutto says he will reply to an Indian offer for talks after Nixon has finished his trip to Peking

BHUTTO WELCOMES INDIA'S PROPOSAL

UN has requested US to supply sizable part of $627‐million required for humanitarian relief in Bangladesh; UN has $62‐million on hand from previous contributions and must raise $565‐million in cash and goods; 90% of sum reptdly represents food

U.S. Assistance Asked

E Ger Govt announces it will grant visiting privileges to W Berliners in E Berlin for 2 wks this spring, at Easter and at Whitsuntide, during which time it will forgo time‐consuming border controls on Berlin traffic between W Ger and W Berlin; W Berlin Mayor Schuetz says he considers move ‘auspicious beginning’ signaling improvement of Berlin situation; E Ger move is linked to 4‐power Berlin agreement and supplementary E Ger‐W Ger arrangements, signed in ‘71 but not in force, that provide for unrestricted travel to and from W Berlin across E Ger territory and for periodic visiting permits

East Germans Relax Restriction on Visits For Easter Holidays

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February 23, 1972

Headlines from February 23, 1972

NIXON SEES CHOU IN TWO SESSIONS OF POLICY TALKS

Stalin's Daughter Leaves Her Husband

New Medicaid Plan Proposed in Suffolk

Reporter's Notebook: All Peking's a Stage

HAPPINESS anti VITALITY

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