ALBANY, Jan. 24&#8212;A joint higher education committee of State Legislature is expected to present a major program next week to subsidize students attending private colleges and universities throughout the state.

State Plans to Aid Students Attending Private Colleges

Exxon Corp chmn J Kenneth Jamieson on Jan 24 defends propriety of cutting back supplies to US mil following King Faisal direction to ARAMCO that no directive crude was to go to US mil; says situation was immediately reptd to Dept; Sec Schlesinger confirms difficulty in getting supplies from members of ARAMCO consortium (S)

ANGERED OIL MEN DISPUTE CHARGES OF SENATE CRITICS

HR Judiciary Com Chmn Repr P W Rodino Jr says Cong Joint Com on Internal Revenue Taxation vice chmn Repr W D Mills has promised to provide com with product of pending investigation into Pres Nixon's tax returns (S)

Impeachment Panel Seeks House Mandate for Inquiry

OTB pres Howard Samuels calls for creation of ind study comm on question of legal and illegal gambling, lr to NYS Racing and Wagering Bd chmn Emil Mosbacher Jr; says soc implications of gambling should be studied; suggests that bd finance study; in int, urges legalizing gambling public is already doing but not slot machines or casino gambling; Mosbacher comments on suggestion (M)

Social Impact Questioned

Brit Govt repts increase of 123,040 in number of workers unemployed as of mid‐Jan, largest monthly increase in unemployment since ‘45; 2,294,438 workers applied for unemployment benefits as of mid‐Jan, mostly because of shortening of work week

British Union Asks Vote T o Shut Down Coal Mines

participation of children in OTB detailed; cases cited; despite state law requiring bettors to be over 18 yrs old, children find it easy to have others bet for them, place bets themselves, or obtain telephone account; OTB does not have staff to prevent children gambling; illus

Case of Boy, 15, Cited

IBRD pres Robert S McNamara scores HR rejection of US contributions to Internatl Development Assn (IDA) as ‘unmitigated disaster’ for people in poorest nations of world; notes IDA is major source of development assistance for 21 countries classified by UN as ‘least developed'; IBRD official say bank's strategy for moment is to ‘give the US another chance’ before contemplating appeal to 24 other relatively rich countries that provide funds to development assn to put up their share without US; US Sec G P Shultz, who was in charge of negotiations of US and pledged to do his best to win Cong approval, was reptdly surprised by HR vote, having believed bill would pass; is said to be seeking best way to revive legis

House Curb on Aid ‘Disaster’ for Poor, McNamara Says

Mayor Beame appointed Alfred A. Giardino, long a supporter of the City University and a former president of the Board of Education, as chairman of the Board of Higher Education. Page 37.

School Job to Giardino

Egil Krogh Jr, former head of Plumbers secret White House investigations unit, on Jan 24 is sentenced to 6 mos in prison by Judge Gerhard A Gesell on charges growing out of burglary of office of Daniel Ellsberg's former psychiatrist Dr Lewis J Fielding; Krogh says he blames only himself for ‘a terrible mistake’ and ‘repulsive conduct'; says plumbers had been established by Nixon, created by John Ehrlichman and he (Krogh) was put in command; says he had felt he had authority to order break‐in on his own; repts he was told by Ehrlichman after break‐in that what he had done was in excess of what Ehrlichman had approved; Krogh's atty Stephen N Shulman distributes 12‐page statement to reporters outlining Krogh's role with plumbers and confirming repts that White House had feared Ellsberg might have been preparing to release still further top secret information; illus of Krogh and Ehrlichman (L)

Krogh Gets 6 Months

Suffolk County (NY): Aides say Assembly Speaker Duryea has been devoting considerable time in own Repub dist for fear that he might lose seat (S)

COURT DISMISSES ELECTION CHARGE AGAINST DURYEA

W Donald Stewart, now inspector gen of Pentagon's defense investigative service, is identified by sources as man who, White House aides believed, tried to force his way into directorship of FBI by indicating that he might make public his knowledge of passing of Natl Security Council documents to Pentagon (M)

Pentagon Aide Cited in Plot to Head F.B.I.

Joseph Ferdinando on Jan 24 tells NYS Sup Ct jury that Mackell and 16 members of his office invested at least $200,000 in his get‐rich‐quick scheme; testimony detailed (M)

MACKELL LINKED TO SWINDLE FUND

A Greek court last night sentenced to death two Arabs Who killed five persons and wounded 55 in a grenade attack at the Athens airport last August. Page 8.

2 Arabs Condemned

former White House aide Egil Krogh Jr says on Jan 24 that he was dismissed from his White House Plumbers assignment in Dec, ‘71, after he refused to authorize wiretap in connection with investigation into publication of India‐Pakistan papers; had reptdly been ordered off plumbers unit by John D Ehrlichman; Krogh's removal is 1st known indication of disagreement inside White House at time over Plumbers unit; at least 2 wiretaps were authorized in Dec ‘71 by David R Young Jr and Ehrlichman as plumbers were attempting to determine how India‐Pakistan papers were disclosed and extent of mil snooping operations inside White House; Krogh says he declined to authorize 1 of wiretaps and was removed from unit on same day; refuses to say whether wiretap had been intended for Yeoman 1st Cl Charles E Radford, who was suspected of leaking papers; in 12‐page statement notes that he had become disturbed after viewing photos of damage done to office of Daniel Ellsberg's former psychiatrist Dr Lewis J Fielding during attempted burglary by plumbers in Sept, ‘71

PLUMBERS OUSTED HIM, KROGH SAYS

UPI correspondent Gordon F Joseloff on Jan 24 repts that he was called in to Foreign Ministry's press dept in Moscow and accused of provocatory actions incompatible with status of foreign journalist; repts that on Jan 23 he was stopped by policemen who asked him to surrender notes made after he intd Soviet Jews active in emigration movement in USSR; says police threatened him with ‘an incident’ if he did not hand over notes (S)

U.S. Newsman Is Warned By Soviet Foreign Ministry

Cath school dormitory in Heusden, Belgium, catches fire on Jan 23, killing 23 teen‐age boys; about 40 escape from bldg; police speculate fire may have been caused by youth smoking in bed; illus; map (M)

23 Boys Killed in Fire in a Belgian Catholic School

Nixon Adm officials say US privately asked China to provide information on missing Amer, Gerald Emil Kosh, civilian Defense Dept employe, last seen on Pattle Island; contact made in Washington in ‘discreet’ manner to avoid irritating Peking (M)

U. S. Queries China on Fath Of Aide Lost in Paracels

atmosphere at km 101, where final agreement on Egyptian‐Israeli disengagement was signed, discussed; conversation between Egyptian correspondent Abdel Satar Tawilya and Israeli journalist Hanoch Bartov noted (M)

Kilometer 101: Jokes and Serious Talk

Libya and Iraq on Jan 24 indicate oppose Egyptian Pres Sadat efforts to end embargo on exports to US; Sadat, returning from tour of Arab nations, praises positive change in US Arab policy; Libyan Premier Abdel Salam Jalloud says policy has not shifted significantly enough to warrant change in embargo, news conf reptd on Tripoli radio; says lifting embargo at this stage would indicate failure of oil weapon; Iraqi Pres al‐Bakr, in published lr, rejects Pres Nixon invitation to energy conf, asserting conf should take place under UN auspices; Iraqi semi‐official newspaper, Al Jumhuriya, denounces calls for end of embargo as ‘defeatist'; Arab Emirates Pres and ruler of Abu Dhabi Sheik Zayed bin Sultan al‐Nahiyan, in Kuwaiti newspaper Al‐Siyasa, says embargo will be discontinued if US responds favorably to Arab aspiration; Zayed's Foreign Min Ahmed Khalifa al‐Suweidi says Sadat urged end to boycott as soon as 1st phase of Israeli troop withdrawal from Egyptian and Syrian fronts is completed (M)

Libya and Iraq Opposing Sadat on Lifting Oil Curb

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today

Israeli C/S Lt Gen David Elazar and Egyptian C/S Mohammed A G el‐Gamasy on Jan 24 agree on final arrangements of disengaging their forces on Suez Canal front; formally scheduled withdrawal process will begin on Jan 25; UN Emergency Force comdr Lt Gen Ensio Siilasvuo, who presided at meeting, expresses hope that accord is 1st step toward peace in Middle East; Gamasy says Israeli withdrawal from western bank of canal will be completed in 28 days and in following 12 days Israeli troops will withdraw to Mitla and Gidi Passes in Sinai Peninsula; Elazar expresses hope that accord will lead to better relations between 2 nations; withdrawal process described; illus of Israeli soldier preparing to withdraw (M)

Details on Mideast Pullback Completed

Jobert arrives in Saudi Arabia; is expected to sign agreement that will keep France supplied with Saudi oil for 20 yr in return for French jet combat planes and other mil equipment (S)

Market Bloc Bids Europe Take a Joint Stand on Oil

Israel expects to experience no oil shortage because of continued operation of captured Egyptian fields in Sinai and continuance of imports from Iran; transshipment of Iranian crude via pipeline through Israel to some Eur nations and pol advantage seen by Iranian Govt in maintaining Israel as irritant to Iran's western neighbors cited as influencing Iran's maintenance of exports; surety of Iranian supplies has prevented retention of Egyptian fields, captured in ‘67, from being factor in negotiations, though some Govt experts are suggesting that abandonment be given more serious consideration in light of world oil shortage (M)

Israel Expects Oil Flow to Go On

Amer Jonathan Bates, freed after 2 yrs in Syrian prison, passes through London, Eng, on Jan 24 on his way to US; was held on espionage charges; says he was treated ‘brutally, mercilessly and cruelly’ but holds no grudge against Syrians or Arabs; says he was never given trial and was continually tortured before he signed ‘false confession’ (S)

GRADUATE STUDENT TELLS ‘OF SYRIA JAIL

Egyptian Foreign Min Ismail Fahmy flies to Egypt on Jan 24 after 3‐day visit to Moscow during which he explained to Soviet leaders details of disengagement of Israeli and Egyptian troops along Suez Canal; Soviet‐Egyptian communique suggests that USSR might still have reservations about disengagement plan negotiated by Sec Kissinger; communique points out that agreement has ‘positive significance’ as long as it is followed up by ‘a radical settlement in the Middle East’ that is based on UN Security Council resolutions of ‘67 and ‘73, which call on Israel to withdraw from all Arab territory; calls for ‘equal representation’ of Palestinians at Geneva Middle East conf ‘in the nearest future'; Fahmy held meetings with Soviet party leader Brezhnev and Pres Podgorny (M)

KISSINGER REPORTS SYRIAN MESSAGES

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January 25, 1974

Headlines from January 25, 1974

State Plans to Aid Students Attending Private Colleges

ANGERED OIL MEN DISPUTE CHARGES OF SENATE CRITICS

Impeachment Panel Seeks House Mandate for Inquiry

Social Impact Questioned

British Union Asks Vote T o Shut Down Coal Mines

Billboard 200

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Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

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