Libyan Premier Abdul Salam Jalloud on Apr 6 attends memorial mass for late French Pres Georges Pompidou (S)

CHANGE REPORTED IN QADDAFI'S ROLE

Nash K Burger rev of The Jefferson Papers of the Univ of Virginia; Part I: compiled by Constance E Thurlow and Francis L Berkeley Jr; Part II: compiled by John Casteen and Anne Freudenberg

A President's predicament

GREENSBORO, N. C., April 6&#8212;Bob Charles, a 33&#8208;year&#8208;old left hander from New Zealand, carded a four&#8208;underpar 67 today and grabbed the third&#8208;round lead in the $220,000 Greater Greensboro golf tournament.

202 Gives Shot Lead To Charles

Fed Reserve Chmn Burns's statement that Fed is 'determined' to follow course that will permit 'only moderate growth' of money and credit in fight against inflation noted (S)

Keeping Up With Prices 10% Inflation Stiff Test For Portfolio Mana ers

Subcom of US Attys Advisory Com to Atty Gen urges phasing out of organized-crime strike forces in large met areas and their incorporation as separate units by US Attys offices; holds that if strike forces are continued as they are, personnel practices and operations should be re-examined and that no new units should be set up; asserts that alterations in strike-force concept are necessary to curb resentment from US Attys and to prevent duplication of work done by other law enforcement agencies; subcom is headed by western Penna US Atty Richard L Thomburgh and includes 5 other US Attys; rept detailed (L)

U.S. Attorneys Ask to Run Joint Crime Strike Forces

Apr 7: Israeli warplanes on Apr 6 strike twice at Syrian force that crossed cease-fire line in Golan hts; air strikes are 1st by Israel since Oct Middle East war and indicate further heightening of tension on Golan hts front; Israeli mil sources say foggy weather prevented direct observation of results of strikes; say Syrian force appeared to be small; mil spokesman says complaint against Syrian action has been lodged with UN truce supervisory orgn; earlier, Israel accused Syrians of opening up tank and artillery fire on Golan hts for 26th consecutive day; no Israeli casualties are reptd; mil spokesman denies Syrian rept that Israeli artillery shelled civilian homes in Syrian towns; map of Golan hts area (M)

Israeli Planes Hit Syrians In First Strikes Since War

NY Times survey of NYC officials on changes made by Mayor Beame adm concerning decision-making process; holds Beame has abandoned cabinet as policy-setting body, granted autonomy to city agencies and made himself available to officials of all levels; contends that while Beame has given more freedom to dept heads in day-to-day operations he has been reluctant to delegate auth to immediate staff with notable exception of top aide Deputy Mayor James A Cavanagh; maintains even Cavanagh is regarded more as pipeline and alter ego to Beame than as independent power; most noticeable changes Beame has made, including accessibility, in contrast with predecessor John V Lindsay, discussed; Water Resources Comr Martin Lang, Consumer Affairs Comr Elinor C Guggenheimer, NYC's Albany lobbyist Stanley M Friedman and former Sanitation Comr Herbert Elish comment; Beame exec sec Sally Leonard's screening role noted; importance of Beame's 'policy com,' which includes Cavanagh, Deputy Mayors Judah Gribetz and Paul Gibson Jr, press sec Sidney J Frigand and Joseph R Erazo and will soon include City Planning Chmn John E Zuccotti and Budget Dir Melvin N Lechner, assessed; Beame illus (L)

Decision‐Making Changed By Beame Administration

NYC PSC intends to shift more of burden of Con Ed's elec rates to bulk users, particularly commerical and indus consumer, and away from residential customer; '73 figures on over-all revenues in each class of consumer indicate that residential customers pay considerably more for each kw-hr than do bulk users, which negotiate rate on contract basis with Con Ed; elec-heating customers, who pay about half of regular residential rate, are expected to pay less under new rate structure; PSC voted last wk to split utility's pending 29.3% rate increase into 2 phases: ruling on how much of requested $422-million co will receive and ruling on rate-design question; though Con Ed is expected to receive most of increase in terms of dollars, restructuring of rates will will means residential customers may not face 29.3% rate increase (M)

State to Ask Higher Con Ed Bulk Rates

??HIEVES&#8212;Tonight, Broadhurst, 6:45. A comedy by Herb Gardner. Starring Mario Thomas and Richard Mulligan. Co&#8208;starring Irwin Corey and Ann Wedgeworth.

THEATER OPENINGS OF THE WEEK

FLOOD of new, made&#8208;in&#8208;Detroit smaller cars will pour from the But factories next fall. But will be smaller cars with a catch&#8212;and the catch is they, will not be lowpriced cars. Instead, automobile Manufacturers in Detroit have concluded that they can get big&#8208;car prices for their smaller models&#8212;and the key is to make them &#8220;luxury&#8221; models.

. . and Detroit Responds With Big‐Car Prices

Richard Curtis article describes weekend spree with wife in NYC, highlighted by stay at Plaza Hotel; Curtises are NYC residents; cartoon (L)

The world's Greatest Two‐Mile Spree

sources rept that H W Kalmbach, Pres Nixon's former personal atty, told Sen Watergate com last mo that C G Rebozo told him a yr ago that he had distributed portions of secret cash contribution by H Hughes to Nixon re-election campaign to Nixon's bros F Donald and Edward C and Nixon's personal sec Rose Mary Woods 'and others'; he reptdly testified that Rebozo told him he had come to him at request of 'big man' for advice on how to deal with contribution; sources rept that Rebozo, in appearance before com under oath, denied assertions; IRS, at time, was attempting to determine if Rebozo should have reptd funds as income and thus paid taxes on them; Kalmbach reptdly told Rebozo to make clean breast of it; reptdly testified that he again talked to Rebozo in Jan and was told that earlier conversation was mistake and that bills were still in safe-deposit box; controversy over funds recalled; Rebozo atty William S Frates says that his client 'flatly denies' reptd Kalmbach statements; Woods atty Charles S Rhyne denies she ever recd funds from Rebozo; Rebozo por (L)

Kalmbach‐Nixon Variance On Hughes Gift Reported

THERE has been an earthquake in the automobile world and the temples of the industry&#8212;from the Volkswagen lair in Wolfsburg, West Germany, to the giant factories in Detroit and Tokyo&#8212;are still trembling.

The Energy Crisis Spurs Demand for Small Cars...

article on inequities in tax law as illustrated by Pres Nixon's tax difficulties; notes fact that man who earned $262,942 paid only $792 in taxes, as was case with Nixon for '70, rankles Amers; illus (L)

Will the President's ‘Neighbors’ Cut Corners?

Stone & Webster Engineering Corp has leased about 300,000 sq ft of space at One Penn Plaza, NYC for 20 yrs at aggregate rent of about $50-million, which is 1 of largest real estate transactions in recent yrs

News of the Realty Trade

article characterizes Patricia Hearst as unlikely convert to terrorist Symbionese Liberation Army, describing her as extremely apolitical; her life style before kidnapping described; friends, parents and fiance Steven A Weed comment; illus (L)

Miss Hearst: An Unlikely Revolutionary

CINCINNATI, April 6 &#8212;Henry Aaron was benched today so that he might resume his assault on Babe Ruth's home run record Monday before his &#8220;home&#8221; public in Atlanta. But tonight the commissioner of baseball ordered the Atlanta Braves to start Aaron tomorrow or face &#8220;serious penalties,&#8221; and they yielded.

Braves Bench Aaron but Kuhn Orders They Play Him Today

PARIS, April 6&#8212;More than 50 chiefs of state and government gathered in the soaring, sunlit splendor of Notre Dame Cathedral today to honor the memory of Georges Pompidou, President of France for four years and nine months.

Mass Honors Pompidou Amid Sunlit Pageantry

Pres Nixon, in Paris following memorial service for Pompidou Apr 6, confs with French interim Pres Alain Poher and other Eur leaders; mingles with crowds and exchs friendly greetings during trips back and forth from residence of US Amb, where he is staying, and Elysee Palace, where he confs with Poher (M)

NIXON EXTENDING HIS STAY IN PARIS; MEETS 4 LEADERS

Stonewalk and Rube the Great win Gotham Stakes on Ap 6 at Aqueduct (M)

Jockey Takes Both Stakes

latest revelations on H Hughes $100,000 contribution to Nixon re-election campaign and conviction of Nixon's former apptmts sec Dwight L Chapin of perjury to grand jury on his role in pol sabotage of Dems during election noted

Tight Situations

I hadn't been on Eighth Avenue near 54th Street for a long, long time. So when I drove by recently, I saw a huge apartment building where Stillman's Gym used to stand.

I REMEMBER: Stillman's, Oiv, Benny

Article on cotton planters' prospects during current growing season notes that while farmers expect substantial profits for crops, they are faced with transportation problems; box car shortages are estimated to add 3c per lb to price of cotton because of longer storage period; Amer Cotton Shippers Assn exec vp Earle Billings, assn transportation official George B Martin Jr and Natl Cotton Council official Dabney Wilford assess farmers' plight; illus; chart shows cotton production, '72-73 through '74-75 (projected) (L)

WORLD OF SEVENTH AVE.

As a long&#8208;time admirer of Henry Aaron, I wish that someone would mention that the continuing emphasis on 714&#8211;715 obscures his more substantial accomplishment of having captured and continuing to capture, almost every lifetime offensive record.

Mailbox: In Addition to HR, Watch Aaron's G, AB and R

R D Lyons discusses type of natl med ins program likely to emerge and how program will ease med expenses of Amer family in light of closing of gap on health ins proposals of Pres Nixon and Sens Kennedy and Mills (M)

April 7, 1974

Headlines from April 7, 1974

CHANGE REPORTED IN QADDAFI'S ROLE

A President's predicament

202 Gives Shot Lead To Charles

Keeping Up With Prices 10% Inflation Stiff Test For Portfolio Mana ers

U.S. Attorneys Ask to Run Joint Crime Strike Forces

Billboard 200

John Denver's Greatest Hits

Band On The Run

Court And Spark

Tubular Bells

The Way We Were

Historical Context for April 7, 1974