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Chrysler Corp issues rept showing that its earnings for '74 1st qr were $1.6-million, down 98.2% from corresponding '73 qr (S)

CHRYSLER PAISES AUTO PRICES 2.9%

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leaders of Portuguese Dem Movement, orgn of Socialists, Communists and Christian Dems, differ with Gen Antonio de Spinola in urging immediate end to fighting in Portuguese Guniea, Mozambique and Angola and start of talks with rebels on self-determination and independence, meeting with Spinola; hold Africans are ready for self-determination now, while Spinola reptdly holds it will take time to prepare them; Spinola makes it clear that he will act so that African voters will choose to remain in Portuguese orbit; holds vote for independence would mean failure of Portuguese policies; Portuguese Socialist leader Mario Soares says he will seek support of GB, possibly W Ger and other 'friendly' nations for proposed new Portuguese Govt to discourage possible separatist movements by white populations in African territories, int; says independence will come, but must be achieved in orderly way (M)

PORTUGAL PARTIES SPLIT WITH JUNTA ON AFRICA POLICY

Kissinger and Gromyko Vow Mideast Cooperation

R W Apple Jr analysis of Pres Nixon's Apr 29 speech in which he announced he was releasing edited transcripts of Watergate conversations notes 1 reason for Pres' self-confidence was acquittal earlier of Mitchell and Stans in NY (S)

Nixon's Counterattack Buoyed by Mitchell‐Stans Acquittal, He Acts to Turn the Watergate Tide

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US Sen Edward J Gurney, Fla Repub, is indicted by Leon County, Fla, grand jury on charges of violating state election laws; immediately declares his innocence and calls indictment 'pol Pearl Harbor' attack by Dems seeking his Sen seat; press aide John Gardner states Gurney has been indicted on law against accepting campaign funds without designating campaign treas or setting up campaign bank acct; Gurney's office repts that indictment involves only 1 count and is for misdemeanor that, upon conviction, carries maximum penalty of $1,000 fine and 1 yr in jail; grand jury was told Apr 26 by Circuit Judge John A Rudd that it could indict Fed official for violation of state law; grand jury began its investigation of Gurney at urging of Repr Marshall Harris, Dem state legislator from Miami; grand jury's investigation related to Gurney's announcement at news conf in Dec that $100,000 had been raised in his name without his knowledge; conf was called in response to articles in Miami Herald that said former Gurney aide Larry Williams had collected $350,000 on Gurney's behalf, mostly from contractors seeking influence with FHA; Gurney contends that Harris is 'crony' of Richard Pettigrew, Dem State Sen who is seeking Dem nomination to oppose Gurney; Gurney illus (M)

Gurney Indicted in Florida On State Election Charges

Victor E. Samuelson, the American oil executive for whom a $14.2&#8208;million ransom was paid to Argentine guerrillas more than a month ago, was reported released near Buenos Aires yesterday. He was said to have boarded a plane for the United States, Page 14.

Oilman Reported Freed

Pres Nixon, in his Apr 29 nationally televised speech announcing he would turn over to House Judiciary Com edited transcripts of Watergate conversations, reptdly stepped up his criticism of John W Dean 3d in late drafts of his speech following acquittal of John N Mitchell and Maurice H Stans of perjury and other charges; Dean was principal witness for prosecution in case (S)

NIXON WILL GIVE EDITED TAPE TRANSCRIPTS ON WATERGATE TO HOUSE AND THE PUBLIC; NOTES AMBIGUITIES, INSISTS HE IS INNOCENT

tentative agreement is reached between NYC Mayor A D Beame and NYS Gov M Wilson on some items in city's fiscal '75 expense budget pkg, including $520-million borrowing authority, with 1c-on-dollar rise in sales tax to be taken up Apr 30; Beame and city aides are in Albany to press for more state aid to narrow city's budget gap; borrowing auth does not include all of Beame's 10-yr repayment plan; only increase in gross-receipts tax on banks and ins cos has been agreed to thus far

CITY FISCAL PLAN GAINS IN ALBANY

Paramount Jewelers Exchange (NYC): Paramount Jewelers Exchange in lower Manhattan robbed of millions of dollars worth of diamonds, gold and cash; valuables were pried out of nearly 100 safe-deposit boxes behind 3 sets of doors in vaults set in wall by robbers who smashed through wall of adjoining bldg to enter exchange; Holmes Protection Agency cannot pinpoint reason why alarm did not go off; illus (M)

Ballet: Martha Graham's Fantasia

scientists maintain recent discovery of 10,000-yr-old bacteria in Arctic soil may have important bearing on prospects for discovery of life on Mars; have speculated that planet may once have had surface hospitable to life (S)

Bacteria Frozen in the Antarctic For 10,000 Years Grow in a Lab

WASHINGTON, April 29 &#8212;President Nixon's offer of massive amounts of edited transcripts of his Watergate tape recordings delighted some Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee tonight, but may not have resolved the panel's demand for copies of the tapes themselves.

Loss of seat by Sen J W Fulbright in Nov would set off major shuffle on Sen Foreign Relations Com, of which he is chmn; effect on com unknown; Fulbright por (M)

FULBRIGHT IN PERIL IN 6TH SENATE BID

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article on rise of Khieu Samphan toward leadership of Cambodian insurgents; seen eventually displacing Prince Norodom Sihanouk; his rise seen marking increasing Communist control over heterogeneous insurgency known as Khmer Rouge; though some Cambodians maintain the real Khieu Samphan died 7 yrs ago, a man who closely resembles him and who holds important insurgent titles is on an E Eur and African tour, gathering internatl support for Khmer Rouge and for himself; details on tour; Sihanouk's reduced role noted; Chinese reception of Samphan in Peking indicates they want to improve their standing with the real insurgent leaders; Chinese move seen effectively closing off USSR from any hold on the insurgency; Trinh Hoanh, min in Phnom Penh Govt, gives his recollection of Samphan; doubts authenticity of this Samphan after seeing recent photographs of the man; disappearance of Samphan and another insurgent leader, Hou Yuon, from Phnom Penh in Apr '67, after denunciation by Sihanouk as 'enemies of the people' recalled; Samphan and Sihanouk illus (M)

Cambodian Economist May Upstage Sihanouk as Head of the Insurgency

UN spokesman says UN comm will investigate charges of alleged Portuguese atrocities against black Africans in Mozambique; comm members will confer with Front for the Liberation of Mozambique reprs; comm, estab under terms of UN Gen Assembly resolution, is composed of reprs from East Ger, Honduras, Madagascar, Nepal and Norway; Portuguese UN delegation spokesman declines comment on comm's plans and does not indicate whether Portugal will cooperate; Portuguese authorities were charged with Dec '72 massacre of 400 Africans in Wiriyamu Village (Mozambique) by RC Priest Rev Adrian Hastings in London Times article; in '73 authorities were charged with using torture tactics as well as mass executions in rept by White Fathers, RC missionary order; Portuguese authorities have denied allegations (M)

U.N. Will Examine Torture Charges in Mozambique

US State Dept repr Paul J Hare, queried about effect of change in Portuguese Govt on US African policy, says US has consistently supported right of peoples of Portuguese territories to self-determination (S)

U.S. SEES NO CHANGE IN PORTUGUESE TIES

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today

Article on Portuguese secret police as symbol of harsh rule; popular fear and loathing of orgn seen accounting for dramatic sense of release during last wk and for bitter pursuit of its agents by crowds in parts of the country; about a third of the secret policemen, whose number is estimated at 3,000, have been detained; army rescues cornered plainclothes men from the crowds; mil urges all those still at large to turn themselves in; indications are that those suspected of torture and other abuses will be tried; army takes over pol surveillance and impression is that junta will try to make use of tech experience of those agents who have relatively clean reputations; details on methods used by secret police during last 40 yrs; illus of students wrecking car owned by former agent (M)

Lisbon Secret Police Symbol of Harsh Rule

Exiled Portuguese leaders Pres Thomaz, Premier Cateano and Mins Alberto Silva Cunha and Cesar Moreira Baptista live in luxury under arrest at Sao Lourenco Palace in Funchal, Madeira; jailer, Brig Vasco Antonio Lopes da Eira and other local officials insist that 4 be referred to as 'guests,' not as 'prisoners'; those int on island approve of coup; island official Joao G Borges concerned about impact of events on tourism; map (M)

LISBON'S EX‐CHIEFS LIVING IN A PALACE

Manuel Pimentel dos Santos, who was dismissed as Mozambique Gov Gen by new Portuguese junta, is flown on Apr 29 to Lisbon with family; departure follows weekend of rumors that he and pol police might try to declare territory independent; rumors led to airlifting of company of paratroops from Nampula to Lourenco Marques to block airport; dos Santos then formally submitted resignation, although he had said he would stay in office until he got written notification of his dismissal; Mozambique students have been distributing leaflets backing junta and asking that guerrillas be treated in accordance with Geneva conv on war prisoners; demand freeing of pol prisoners, release from army of drafted student activists, dismissal of rector and dept heads of Lourenco Marques Univ and shakeup of univ structure; students decide that entire univ student body should attend rally set for Apr 29 at which Dem party, headed by liberal attys and profs, is to emerge; party called rally to express support for junta; Times of London repts quiet rally called on junta to allow people of Mozambique to decide own future; multiracial Group of the Union of Mozambique issues statement supporting junta and holding it would take part in elections when they are set on platform of nonracism and autonomy for Mozambique; Agence France-Presse repts Gen Basto Machado, comdr of Portuguese forces in Mozambique, announced as dos Santos left that he fully supports junta's policies for Portugal and overseas territories (M)

Ex‐Governor of Mozambique Is Flown to Portugal

Brit Prime Min Harold Wilson on Apr 29 moves to set up royal comm to investigate repts of corruption and other irregularities among public officials; tells House of Commons that all public life is sullied even if only a 'small minority gave way to temptations' for personal gain; comm will have wide-ranging authority extending over public officials and perhaps private business; will not assume functions of investigating com, but will focus on proposals for combating irregularities in public life; move is made after jailing of T Dan Smith and Andrew Cunningham, 2 influential labor party members, for conspiracy to award local contracts to bankrupt architect who recd 7-yr prison sentence for corruption (L)

BRITAIN PLANNING CORRUPTION STUDY

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April 30, 1974

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