July 23, 1974

HR Judiciary Com's newly designated Repub counsel Samuel Garrison tells HR Judiciary Com that HR should not impeach Pres Nixon unless it appears probable that he would be convicted in a Sen trial and removed from office; says even then, HR has obligation to make 'pol' judgment whether 'best interests' of US would be served by ejecting Nixon from Presidency; ousted Repub counsel Albert E Jenner Jr says he disagrees with Garrison argument that Nixon, in citing exec privilege as basis for defying com subpoenas for 147 taped conversations and a number of documents was, in effect, exercising a 5th Amendment protection against self‐incrimination; Garrison's summation of evidence contrasted with that of Nixon's atty James D St Clair; Jenner presents his own final summation to com; Reprs M C Butler and T F Railsback comment; Garrison illus (L)

Brit Chancellor of Exchequer Denis Healey, in interim budget message, announces series of measures to prop up econ, curtail inflation and bolster public confidence in business outlook; implies that econ stimulus is needed now to head off serious recession; critics and pol opponents of Labor party adm of Prime Min Wilson immediately charge 'mini‐budget' is inspired solely by desire to curry favor with voters before natl elections that are expected for autumn; Healey interrupted by heckling and jeering from Tories; MP Robert Carr and Confed of Brit Indus dir gen critical of plans; Healey illus (M)

Turkish Premier Bulent Ecevit says Turkey accepts cease‐fire on Cyprus but that Turkish presence on island is now irrevocably established, news conf; says 10‐mile corridor established by Turkish forces from beachhead to Turkish sec of Nicosia will become permanent base of strength for Turkish people on island; warns that absence of pol authority on Cyprus poses problems for cease‐fire and expresses hope that collective conscience and common sense of people will prevail; says Turkey is relying on UN to stabilize situation; scolds UN for refraining too much from involvement in conflicts but says he is grateful for its prompt interest and that of Security Council for attempting to resolve Cyprus conflict; denies he was under any pressure to accept cease‐fire; illus of Turkish paratroopers (L)

NYC Mayor Beame tries to dampen pol damage done to image of fiscal expertise by 3 audits commissioned by Controller Goldin depicting sloppy bookkeeping and multimillion‐dollar discrepancies in books when he was Controller, news conf, Gracie Mansion; declines to discuss pol motivations of Goldin, who discloses findings of 3d audit by Peat Marwick Mitchell & Co on $6.7‐billion in pension funds at earlier news conf; Beame's 13‐min presentation described as 'homely' lecture on how system works and assurance that wrongs will be corrected rather than defense of audits' findings; Beame says he is sure that his transition staff told Goldin's people everything they needed to know; Goldin rebuffs suggestions that he rushed to put out Peat rept to take edge off Beame's announcement; rept, which indicates that Beame's mgt of Controller's office was 'exceptionally inefficient,' detailed; 2 earlier audits revd; Goldin refuses to characterize or criticize Beame's performance as Controller; says next stage of his inquiry into office will be to 'trace back' what happened to cause discrepancies; Peat audit examined same pension funds that State Controller Levitt examined in '71 at Beame's invitation; some of earlier rept's findings were repeated in audit; audit excerpts; Beame illus (L)

Byrne adm acknowledges that it does not have necessary support for its income tax proposal in Sen and asks that measure not be put to vote