September 2, 1973

G Meany, in wide-ranging pre-Labor Day speech, says AFL-CIO will be able to reach agreement with Teamsters union in regard to dispute between C Chavez and Teamsters; under such accord, Teamsters will give up their contracts to represent agr workers in Calif and let Chavez and United Farm Workers Organizing Com continue to try to organize field workers there

Two Soviet dissidents were sentenced in Moscow yesterday to three years of confinement followed by three years of enforced residence in a remote part of the country. Details appear on page 12.

The Canadian Parliament enacted emergency legislation yesterday ordering an end to the nine‐day rail strike, and leaders representing most of the strikers agreed to return to work. Page 3.

oil indus experts on Sept 1 say 6 oil cos expropriated by Libya will oppose action and refuse to accept Libyan terms; say cos are unlikely to send reprs to join bds that Libya says it will create to run concessions; assert cos cannot accede to Libyan position without endangering 25% participation agreement concluded with Persian Gulf producers; reptd litigation in matter is unlikely; Exxon Corp says it will take legal steps to protect its position

Casually dressed NYC narcotics detectives, armed with search warrant and posing as utility workers, break down door of the wrong Harlem apt on Sept 1 in search of cocaine and frighten apt's only occupant, R Baker, that she suffers cut attempting to escape through closed window; Deputy Chief J Schawaroch, commander of detectives who conducted raid, says that his men did identify themselves after 1st posing as utility workers to see if anyone was in apt; says they broke down door after Baker did not open it for them and after they heard her scurrying about the apt; search warrant was for an adjacent bldg, but police refuse to identify name of person sought; Baker revs incident; illus