Nixon Adm reptdly is moving to enable Nationalist Chinese Govt to become self-sufficient in modern jet fighters; will sanction arrangement under which Taiwan will produce F-5E fighters under license from Northrop Corp

Making of Jets on Taiwan Reported Sought by U.S

some recent explosions recalled on occasion of SI explosion and fire

43 Workers Buried in Huge Gas Tank In Explosion and Fire on Staten Island

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 &#8212;A massive report issued today by the staff of the Senate ComMerce Committee confirms that the Penn Central Railroad, the nation's largest, is in desperate straits.

Collapse of Penn Central Reflects Ills of Railroads

US Appeals Ct, Washington, DC, on Feb 10 orders EPA Admr Ruckelshaus to hold further hearings on auto indus' request for 1-yr delay in implementation of '75 auto emissions standards and render 2d decision on petition within 60 days; indicates it will rev final decision; background of application revd

NEW HEARINGS SET ON CAR EMISSIONS

Lindsay Now Plots own Political Moves

Tomorrow is Lincoln's Birthday. Public and parochial schools in New York Connecticut and most of New Jersey, banks, most city offices and all branches of the New York Public Library will be closed, and no refuse will be collected. Stock exchanges, most stores and Federal and New York state offices will be open, but Connecticut and New Jersey state offices will be closed. Regular postal services will be maintained. Three&#8208;hour alternate &#8208; side&#8208;of&#8208;the &#8208; street parking regulations will be suspended; other rules remain.

Lincoln's Birthday

Col H A Davis Jr, who is directing plans for prisoners of war returning from North and South Vietnam Feb 12 to Clark Air Base (Philippines), says plans are on schedule; prisoners will be greeted by team headed by Col J R Bennett; crew of Lt Col P J Riede will fly prisoners out of North Vietnam

U.S Units in Philippines Poised for P.O.W. Airlift

Comment on current world monetary crisis and its relationship to US econ problems

CENTRAL BANKERS MEET IN EUROPE ON MONEY CRISIS

Soc agency to provide yr-round services for older persons in NYC has been formed by merger of Vacations for Aging Inc, and NY Assn of Senior Centers Inc; combined orgn will be called Vacations for the Aging and Senior Centers Assn Inc; Mrs W Walker will be pres and Mrs I S Robbins dir

Scientists Seek Key to Longevity

H A Kissinger arrives in Hanoi, Feb 10, to discuss postwar US relations with N Vietnam; greeted by Le Duc Tho; details of visit kept from press; police keep tight security, hold public and press back; Kissinger and Le Duc Tho illus arriving at guest house in Hanoi

KISSINGER ARRIVE IN HANOI FOR TALK ON POSTWAR ROLES

Egyptian Pres Sadat's natl security adviser H Ismail on Feb 10 says upon returning to Egypt from USSR that talks with Soviet party leader Brezhnev resulted in 'complete understanding' on Middle East situation; says there was mutual understanding on consolidating Egyptian-Soviet relations in all field

A Cool Soviet‐Egyptian Statement Concludes Talks

Vice Pres Agnew, on Feb 10, repts to Pres Nixon on his just-concluded trip to SE Asia; Nixon says there will be no official statement on Agnew's trip until rept has been evaluated by Natl Security Council and until H A Kissinger returns from his current trip to Far East; Nixon illus greeting Agnew

Agnew Briefs Nixon on His Asian Tour

Communist guerrillas overrun Mekong River port city of Banam, Cambodia, break through govt troops holding Route 1; Banam evacuated; refugees panic; no details on casualties; map

Cambodian River Port Captured As Guerrillas Continue to Gain

Reporter L Rudakewych (AP) on Feb 10 escapes Communist ambush 16 miles east of Phnom Penh; Rudakewych had mistakenly passed Govt lines and gone about 1/2 mile into Communist-controlled segment of Route 1

Reporter Hurt in Cambodia

Article discusses US aid commitment to Indochina motives in light of uncertainties involved in issue; Pres Nixon's '72 mention of $7.5-billion aid program and H A Kissinger recent statement that it is no longer 'current' pointed up; possibility of an internatl 'aid conf' discussed; World Banks' vp for Asia P Cargill has reptd bank would be willing to play role in reconstruction; other nations have expressed like interest

U. S. Aid Will Be Topic at Hanoi Talks But Issue ls Clouded With Uncertainty

US bombs Communist Troops in Cambodia and Laos

U.S. Reports Air Strikes In Both Cambodia and Laos

Four-Party Joint Mil Comm Vietcong delegate Dinh Ba Thi charges Feb 10 that Communist delegates are being treated badly; asks for better guarantees for freedom of movement of delegates; South Vietnam's repr Nguyen Phuong Thiep emphasizes his govt's goodwill and eagerness for speed

VIETCONG CHARGE ABUSE IN SAIGON

Com at One-Asia Assembly conf in New Delhi, sponsored by Press Foundation of Asia, urges foundation establish 'cultural clearing house' to discuss getting aid from Asian nations for reconstruction of Vietnam's cultural life

Asian Parley in India Ends In Consensus on Self‐Help

Orgns must find new titles for leaders since term 'President' has been reserved exclusively for Zambian Pres Kaunda

Only 1 President in Zambia

Last Amer fighting unit in South Vietnam is formally disbanded Feb 10

Last U.S. Fighting Unit In Vietnam Is Disbanded

Mil officials say there were 215 Communist violations of cease-fire in 30-hour period ending at noon Feb 10; North Vietnamese say that South Vietnam carried out 328 encroachment operations in liberated zones during period from Jan 28 to Feb 8; South Vietnam expresses regret that mob had stoned North Vietnamese truce supervisors in Ban Me Thuot on Feb 9; confirms that 1st release of prisoners of war would take place in South Vietnam on Feb 12

AFTER 2 WEEKS, PEACE IS ELUSIVE

N Davis, cameraman for Visnews, describes trip into Vietcong held territory in South Vietnam; reports on air attack by South Vietnamese; talks with villagers

NEWSMAN VISITS IN VIETCONG ZONE

Feb 11-15: marchers in Belfast, N Ireland, protesting assassinations of Roman Caths, throw stones at Brit soldiers on Feb 10 after they are stopped from reaching destination at city center; Govt banned all demonstrations within 1/2 mile of center to avoid confrontation with Prot groups; march is organized by Peoples Democracy, small group of left-wing revolutionaries, whose membership included MP B Devlin in '69

BELFAST MARCHERS CLASH WITH TROOPS

Amb Scali will present his credentials to UN Sec Gen Waldheim as new head of US mission to UN on Feb 19

Scali to Present Credentials

SAID TO ‐SEEK. TAIWAN JET PACT

Louis Cachet, better known as Varg Vikernes, is a Norwegian musician and author best known for his early black metal albums and later for his crimes. His first five records, released under the name Burzum from 1992 to 1996, made him one of the most influential figures in the early Norwegian black metal scene. He was convicted of murder and arson in 1994 and sentenced to 21 years in prison, being released after serving 15 years.

Varg Vikernes, Norwegian guitarist and songwriter

Varg_Vikernes

Johannes Hans Daniel Jensen was a German nuclear physicist. During World War II, he worked on the German nuclear energy project, known as the Uranium Club, where he contributed to the separation of uranium isotopes. After the war, Jensen was a professor at the University of Heidelberg. He was a visiting professor at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, the Institute for Advanced Study, University of California, Berkeley, Indiana University, and the California Institute of Technology.

February 11, 1973

Headlines from February 11, 1973

Making of Jets on Taiwan Reported Sought by U.S

43 Workers Buried in Huge Gas Tank In Explosion and Fire on Staten Island

Collapse of Penn Central Reflects Ills of Railroads

NEW HEARINGS SET ON CAR EMISSIONS

Lindsay Now Plots own Political Moves

Billboard 200

No Secrets

The World Is A Ghetto

Talking Book

Rhymes & Reasons

Tommy

Notable Births

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for February 11, 1973