TAIPEI IS BITTER

Nixon, with Premier Chou En‐lai, issues communique, Shanghai, on wk of talks in China; exchanges toasts with Chou at Shanghai banquet

CHINA VISIT ENDS

M Frankel, in dispatch from Communist China, stresses clean drabness of sts, blue drabness of people and their apparent retreat behind mask; says mask makes them inordinately civil, hospitable and self‐assured; gives other impressions

A Reporter's Notebook: 8 Days in a Generation

MOSCOW&#8212;Action viewed as mask for secret policies.

Other Reaction

NYS Assembly Speaker Duryea dismisses Lindsay adm's planned request for $850‐million in additional state aid to help balance proposed NYC fiscal '73 expense budget as 'totally unrealistic,' TV int; illus; contends city has failed to implement effective budget trims; notes city's warnings in '71, that dire consequences would ensue if extra state aid was not given, were later proved unfounded; contends Hamilton's description of 'skin tight' budget is merely opening step in annual city‐state 'fiscal gavotte'

DURYEA DISMISSES FUND BID BY CITY

MAN, W. Va., Feb. 27&#8212;Up on Buffalo Creek, where people used to live, only the bulldozers and the helicopters belonged today. The people were gone, scattered by yesterday morning's flash flood that was unleashed by the collapse of coal waste pile accumulated over the last 15 years.

West Virginia Flood Toll At60 With Hund reds Lost

More than 100 inmates and correction officers injured in hand‐to‐hand fighting amid clouds of tear gas at Adolescent Remand Shelter on Rikers Island in NYC when club‐swinging correction officers storm cellblock to crush rebellion by 350 prisoners who had held 5 guards hostage for nearly 3 hrs; decision to storm cellblock, made by Mayor Lindsay, came after inmates defied surrender ultimatum by Comr Malcolm with shouted threats to hostages; hostages all released unharmed and rebellion put down after approximately 15 minutes of fighting; city prison officials, including Malcolm and Correction Bd Chmn vanden Heuvel, comment on rebellion; details; illus

100 Hurt as Rikers Attack Frees 5 Hostage Guards

U.N. Demands That Israel Halt Attacks on Lebanon

most members of Cong put off discussion of Nixon‐Chou communique until they have chance to read it; Nixon Adm has not made copies available to Cong leaders; Mansfield and Case say they would not expect Adm to do so; preliminary comments by Repr Ashbrook, Sens Dole, Javits, Fong and Repr Ford noted; Ashbrook critical; his challenge to Nixon for Repub Pres nomination noted

CONGRESS LEADERS PUT OFF COMMENT

Article on conflict in African countries on question of whether ind nations should retain languages learned from colonialist countries or whether they should revert to tribal languages; illus

For Africa, a Debate in Many Tongues

GINLEY'S THE NAME GUMSHOE'S THE GAME&#8208;ADVT

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NYC Criminal Ct adm judge D Ross issues rept revealing that ct has reduced backlog and that its calendars are current for 1st time in its history; rept shows backlog of pending arrest cases has been cut by 63%, from 59,000 in '71 to 22,000 in '72; avg time required to dispose of arrest case in ct's branches has dropped from 9 wks to 4 1/2 and judges' avg daily time on bench rose in '71 to 5.25 hrs, more than double time of previous yrs; improvement in services is linked to series of adm steps rather than infusion of funds that previous adm judges thought necessary; other parts of the criminal justice system, such as Legal Aid Soc and other agencies, continue to complain that they are understaffed and underfinanced but most concede that Ross's achievements are dramatic; Mayor's Criminal Justice Coordinating Council dir H Ruth and Legal Aid Soc official R Kasanov hail progress; illus of ct and graphs showing criminal ct backlog and avg criminal ct case duration

Reforms Reduce Backlog In City Criminal Courts

Article on how 3,000 highly skilled American technicians and scientists, who have immigrated to Israel since '67 war, are important assets for developing country's long‐range potential; Israel's investment in scientific education and research is soaring; cutbacks and lay‐offs in US science‐based industries prodded many to emigrate; experiences of A Reiter, computer expert, Prof H Wolff, rocket propulsion expert, and O Pinkus, aeronautical engineer, discussed

Israel Attracting U.S. Scientific Talent

ALDERSHOT, England, Feb. 27 (UPI)&#8212;The police charged two men tonight in the bombing last Tuesday of an army mess in which seven persons were killed. One was charged with conspiracy to cause an explosion and the other with conspiracy to pervert the course of justice and illegal possession of firearms. Both will appear in Aldershot's Magistrates Court Monday, the police said.

Held in Bombing

Cath militants stage mass demonstration in Londonderry, 1st since killing of 13 civilians in march 1 mo ago; there are no incidents of violence; illus

3,000 March Peacefully in Londonderry

Israeli planes, armor and infantry attack Lebanon for 3d day; planes raid Palestinian refugee camp at Nabitiyah, where several Palestinian guerrilla orgns are believed to have hqs; 1st time refugee camp reptd bombed in Israeli raid

Lebanon Reports Attacks

Israel repts that its jets strafed Arab guerrilla hq in southern Lebanon for 3d day in row and that ground forces dynamited undisclosed number of bldgs after Palestinian guerrillas opened fire on Israeli forces; mil sources decline to comment on repts that Israelis are cutting rd from Mt Hermon to Lebanese village of Hebbariye; illus of village of Rasheiya Fakhar during Israeli raid; Defense Min Dayan and Chief of Staff Elazar visit area and rept to Cabinet

Israelis Attack 3d Day

Sudan Khartoum Govt and South Sudan Liberation Front announce that under new accord southern area of Sudan will be given self‐govt, ending 16 yrs of civil war between Moslems of the north and tribesmen of the south; accord marks end of campaign for seccession, which began when tribesmen in south rebelled against Arab rule in 55; map; north‐south hostilities and dispute between 12‐million Moslem Sudanese of 6 northern provinces and 4‐million black tribesmen in 3 southern counties discussed

The Divisions Run Deep

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, Feb. 27 (Reuters)&#8212;The southern area of the Sudan is to have selfgovernment under a formula, reached here yesterday, to end 16 years of a civil war between the Moslems of the north and the tribesmen of the south.

Accord Gives Self ‐Rule to South Sudan

Career Foreign Service officer A Palmer seen slowly winning her 1‐woman campaign against sex discrimination in State Dept; following press inquiries, Foreign Service Dir Gen Hall notified Palmer last wk that strong recommendation for her promotion was recently sent to Foreign Service Bd; Palmer began grievance proceedings in '65; on Aug 24 '71 dept formally admitted truth of her charges and promised remedial steps; case included 1st Civil Service Comm investigation of Foreign Service since it was made career service in '24; other details of case recalled; Deputy Under Sec Macomber concedes unjustified delays and mismanagement in Palmer case; denies delays were deliberate; says immediate promotion for Palmer might violate existing procedures; Palmer por

Woman Winning State Department Case

S African Govt orders Anglican Bishop of Damaraland in SW Africa, Right Rev C O Winter, and his Sec D de Beer to leave SW Africa; Winter, critic of S African Govt policies in disputed territory of SW Africa, may be deported from S Africa

Anglican Bishop Is Ordered To Leave South‐West Africa

Some Sens seen resentful that Pres Nixon and aide H A Kissinger announced intelligence services reorgn on Nov 5 '71 without consulting Cong; seen suspecting that announcement was timed for Sat newspapers so it would receive light readership

NO, 2 C.I.A. POST REMAINS VACANT

4 Amers killed in action, 47 wounded, wk; heavy toll results largely from biggest single Amer engagement with a guerrilla force in nearly a yr in a 5‐hr battle Feb 25 around a bunker complex NE of Saigon

U.S. Toll Rises in Week

Arab guerrillas have reptdly left Aden, Yemeni capital

Hijackers Leave Aden

Feb 28: heavy fighting reptd in E Cambodia where S Vietnamese seek to check Communist southern into souther half of S Vietnam; other clashes reptd in Datdo and Queson Valley, S Vietnam

Saigon Reports Killing 56 of Foe in 3 Tough Battles

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February 28, 1972

Headlines from February 28, 1972

TAIPEI IS BITTER

CHINA VISIT ENDS

A Reporter's Notebook: 8 Days in a Generation

Other Reaction

DURYEA DISMISSES FUND BID BY CITY

Billboard 200

American Pie

Music

The Concert For Bangla Desh

Fragile

Hot Rocks 1964-1971

Notable Births

Historical Context for February 28, 1972