September 11, 1972

Security Council holds emergency session on Mideast

alien population in Cambodia, including Chinese, are fearful of being blamed for current crisis in Cambodia and becoming targets of a new pogrom; crisis seen involving mil reverses, threats to rice supply, price rises and xenophobia; one Chinese rice merchant was shot to death during the week and many others were chased out of their shops, robbed or threatened; in most cases soldiers lead the anti‐Chinese activity; pub sentiment against Chinese runs too high to stop the abuses; Vietnamese population also threatened; action against Vietnamese population in '70 recalled; since then the blood feud between the 2 nations has been smoothed over to achieve at least nominal cooperation in fighting the N Vietnamese, who currently occupy much of Cambodia; one of the few links between Cambodia and S Vietnam is Premier Son Ngoc Thanh, who spent much of his life in exile in Saigon; comment on history of Cambodian‐S Vietnamese enmity

Sept 6 slaying of 4 Amer tourists and 4 workers at golf course in St Croix, VI, clouds econ future of VI and raises questions about future race relations in predominantly black island; crime has caused introspection about enormous changes in St Croix in last 15 yrs, during which population tripled in size and islands began to feel effects of soc and econ ills besetting US; Gov Evans rejects suggestion that crimes were racially inspired; failure of blacks to participate in St Croix's econ success discussed; illus

ATTICA, N. Y., Sept. 10—“I don't want to be a puppet just to prevent a riot,” said Edwin Temple, one of 28 prisoners elected by fellow inmates to speak for them to administrators of the state prison here.

CED rept recommends removal of all US restrictions on non‐mil trade with Communist countries with exception of Cuba, N Vietnam and N Korea