Soviet press on Aug 24 reminds Arabs that their friendship with USSR is ‘not like an ornament’ to be replaced on whim, sharpest comment since ouster of Soviet mil advisers from Egypt; in mounting campaign seeking to preserve Soviet influence in Arab world, press has pointedly cited recent friendly statements of Syrian and Iraqi leaders and has recalled that late Egyptian Pres Nasser had himself asked for Soviet advisers; commentaries generally indicate that withdrawal of Soviet advisory mission from Egypt was point of departure for discussion of Soviet‐Arab relations, but without any direct criticism of Egypt; speculation that USSR's show of irritation was prompted by Egyptian Pres Sadat's delay on proposal from party chief Brezhnev for top‐level Soviet‐Egyptian meeting after advisers had left Egypt; proposal was publicized in Egypt on Aug 7 but no more has been said about it

Moscow Cautions Arabs Not to Take Friendship Lightly

Argentine security forces on Aug 24 arrest hundreds of left‐wing labor, student and pol leaders following night of student rioting in major univ cities in protest againt slaying of 16 guerrilla suspects and wounding of 3 in attempted prison escape; disturbances spread to BA when army troops break into Peronist movement hq and seize bodies of 3 of suspected guerrillas after wake for guerrillas went beyond 5 PM deadline set by mil; killing of guerrillas in circumstances that have not been fully explained by Govt has further aroused opposition to Govt

600 Arrested in Argentine Riots After Slayings of 16 Guerrillas

Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky adjourned the 18th game of their world championship chess match yesterday in Reykjavik, Iceland, on the 42d move. Play is to resume today. Details on Page 31.

Chess Play Adjourned

CHINA WOULD VETO BANGLADESH'S BID TO ENTER THE U.N.

Nixon on Aug 24 makes 3‐stop campaign tour to Chicago; Utica, Mich, and San Diego, ending up at Western white House, San Clemente; illus addressing Amer Legion conv in Chicago

PRESIDENT SCORES M'GOVERN'S PLAN FOR DEFENSE CUT

Vice Pres Agnew defends US bombing of N Vietnam, news conf, Miami Beach

Agnew Hopes to End Role As an Angry Campaigner

Stuns Asserts He Doesn't Know How Suspect Got G.O.P. Funds

VFW conv; Dem Pres aspirant Sen McGovern is speaker; illus

M'GOVERN BACKS TEACHER STRIKES

Kaiser Aluminum and Chem Corp agreement to purchase tech information and licenses from USSR to mfr aluminum at reduced costs is seen as most recent in steadily‐growing number of transactions between US and USSR involving tech processes

KAISER WILL BUY TECHNOLOGY DATA FROM THE SOVIET

New Gallup Poll finds 75% of US public and 68% of Caths favor providing birth control services and information to teenagers; Pres Comm on Population Growth and Amer Future urged support for contraceptive devices for teenagers; recommendation was criticized by Pres Nixon; poll detailed

Survey Finds Majority, in Shift, Now Favors Liberalized Laws

FBI arrests R A Westenberg, alleged to have ‘aided and abetted’ 2 gunmen in Aug 22 robbery of Bklyn branch of Chase Manhattan Bank, on Aug 24; FBI says Westenberg entered bank shortly before it closed on Aug 22, but fled when he became alarmed by approaching police car; he apparently did not participate in most bizarre aspects of robbery; Westenberg is arraigned in Bklyn Fed Ct; Westenberg's ct‐apptd lawyer M Gillen tells US Magistrate M Schiffman that his client has mental history that includes suicide attempt and that he is concerned for Westenberg's safety; Asst US Atty E J Boyd says that Westenberg's arrest closes case; Westenberg's parents tell reporters that their son dropped out of jr hs at 16, and that he had had serious operations; say Wojtowicz and Natuarale had visited him at Westenberg home in Queens; several bank employes who were hostages recalled that while they were being held, 2 gunmen discussed defection of 3d; illus of Westenberg

3d Suspect Seized In Bizarre Holdup

Aug 25: US Defense Dept officials, Aug 24, rept that US planes, in effort to stop flow of war supplies to N Vietnam, have attacked rr bridges within 25 mi of Chinese border on several occasions over the last 4 mos; officials have previously disclosed existence of a 25‐mi buffer zone usually barred to US pilots; say, on Aug 24, that in 2 or 3 instances US planes strayed over close to Chinese air space before being warned back by US air controllers in radar planes; in one case, the Chinese sent some planes into the area; officials stress that Washington has to grant authority before targets can be attacked in buffer zone; revelations of raids come amid repts that US officials are in disagreement about effectiveness of bombing and harbor‐mining campaigns aimed at isolating N Vietnam from outside supply; one official says N Vietnam appears to be getting 25% to 50% as much supplies as it got before the bombing and mining campaign; analysts views on supply flow discussed; Asst Sec Friedheim denies charge by Dr D Ellsberg that US frogmen were sent on a mission into Haiphong harbor early in ‘69 by Nixon Adm as a warning gesture

U.S. AIDES REPORT RAIDS NEAR CHINA

3‐judge const ct on Aug 24 rejects ‘71 directive by NYS Soc Service Comr Wyman banning Medicaid payments to hosps for women who elect to undergo abortions; holds that order ‘would deny indigent women equal protection of laws to which they are const entitled'; Judges J E Lumbard, J F Dooling and E R Neaher order Nassau County, NY, Med Center, defendant in action, to comply; says center officials must treat requests for med assistance from eligible women desiring to terminate pregnancy within 24 wks on same basis as they would requests for med services and hosp care for other qualified conditions; ct takes notice that NYS Appeals Ct in Feb had ruled that Medicaid funds could no longer be used to pay for elective abortions; decision had overturned lower ct decisions that Wyman's directive was unconst and violated legis intent of ‘70 NYS abortion law; Fed panel finds that NYS ruling must yield to Fed statutes; rules that indigent women are discriminated against because they are indigent and must obey state directive and resign freedom of choice; ct turns down contention that fetus has legal protection under Const; action was filed by Mrs E L Klein on behalf of all women similarly situated who receive Medicaid from NYS and from Nassau and Suffolk Counties; suits defendants are Nassau County Med Center, Nassau County Exec and NYS Dept of Soc Services

Says State Rule Denied Equal Protection to Indigent Women

Nobel Foundation publishes in Stockholm on Aug 24 lecture which A I Solzhenitsyn would have delivered had he been able to accept Nobel Prize awarded him in ‘70; Swedish Acad sec Dr K R Gierow says lecture expresses deeply pessimistic outlook on future of civilization; declines to reveal how text had been obtained; Solzhenitsyn calls on writers and artists to undermine world's evils by combatting falsehood; sees writers equally involved in commission of evils; works discussed; Solzhenitsyn por

Solzhenitsyn Nobel Lecture Published; It Denounces Soviet Union and the U.N.

sources close to A I Solzhenitsyn reveal lecture is actually based on original speech he reworded on urging of friends, who claimed it was too mild; on their suggestion, Solzhenitsyn requested more time from Swedish Acad to recompose speech

The Nobel Speech Is Reported To Be Redraft of Mild Version

S Vietnamese combat deaths reptd by Saigon in the 20 wks of the N Vietnamese offensive exceed 10% of the acknowledged toll for more than a decade of the Vietnam war; actual death toll in the offensive estimated to be at least 3,000 higher than the official figures

Saigon Loss in Foe's Drive Exceeds 10% of Entire War

Excerpts From Nobel Lecture by Solzhenitsyn

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today

Brit soldier is killed and another is injured when IRA guerrillas throw bomb under their car; 2 more civilians and soldier are shot by snipers; death toll in explosion at customs station in Newry rises to 9; deputation from Newry's Cath Civil Rights Assn will travel to Dublin for talks with IRA provisional wing leader S MacStiofain; delegation will ask MacStiofain to declare immediate cease‐fire

A Scout Car Blast in Ulster Kills 1 Soldier, Hurts Another

Natl Hurricane Center on Aug 24 issues its 1st warning on storm that has developed in N Atlantic; calls storm a neutercane, term used to designate tropical storm of less intensity than a hurricane

First ‘Neutercane’ Warning

Campfire permits in central and southern NJ banned, Aug 24, because of prolonged dry spell

A Campfire Ban in Jersey

Asian leaders in Uganda say that fewer than 2/3 of Brit Asians in Uganda are planning to settle permanently in GB; remainder will either travel directly to India or will move on to other Commonwealth or Western European countries after temporary stay in GB; those expected to stay for yrs are members of well‐to‐do families who plan to retire to India, but whose children are completing their educ in GB

Some Won't Stay in Britain

Diplomats of 7 Eastern bloc nations walk out of banquet in Peking on Aug 24 when Tunisian Foreign Min M Masmoudi criticizes presence of Soviet and Amer ships in Mediterranean

TUNISIAN, IN PEKING, SPURS WALKOUT BY 7

Canadian Prime Min Trudeau announces on Aug 24 that Canada will receive some Asians expelled by Uganda on ‘emergency basis'; Manpower and Immigration Dept official suggests that Canada is thinking in terms of 3,000 to 5,000 Asians; Govt's plan is to send to Kampala, Uganda, team of manpower, immigration and health officials within next few days to accelerate processing of applications from those Asians who apply to come to Canada; Trudeau says that should circumstances demand it, Manpower and Immigration Min B Mackasey is authorized to institute admissions on emergency basis

Canada Plans for Asians

India, which has been largely indifferent to plight of Asians on Aug 4, decides to send high‐ranking official M A Rahman to Uganda for 1st‐hand study of problem; strong editorials have begun appearing in Indian newspapers condemning Pres Amin's decision; according to official thinking in India, there are only 3,000 migrants in Uganda holding Indian passports and there is no reason to feel too much concern about others who hold Brit passports; India has taken position that problem of Asians in Uganda is largely Brit problem and that GB has no right to involve India; has been turning back people of Indian ancestry who have left Uganda and been diverted to India by immigration officials at London airport; recently introduced visa system to prevent Brit Indians from entering country freely; 1 explanation for India's cold attitude toward plight of Asians in Uganda is that, because of her wish to promote solidarity between African and Asian nations, India does not want to magnify problem of displaced citizens of Indian origin; India believes term racism applies only to practice of whites discriminating against colored people; illus

India Sending Envoy to Uganda for a Talk on Asians

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August 25, 1972

Headlines from August 25, 1972

Moscow Cautions Arabs Not to Take Friendship Lightly

600 Arrested in Argentine Riots After Slayings of 16 Guerrillas

Chess Play Adjourned

CHINA WOULD VETO BANGLADESH'S BID TO ENTER THE U.N.

PRESIDENT SCORES M'GOVERN'S PLAN FOR DEFENSE CUT

Billboard 200

Chicago V

Honky Chateau

School's Out

A Song For You

Big Bambu

Notable Births

Historical Context for August 25, 1972