April 12, 1975

Aristotle Onassis's will leaves $3-million to his wife, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis; will reptdly stipulates that trust funds of $1-million be set up for each of Mrs Onassis's children; Onassis associate John Meyer says on Dec 3 '74, he called atty Roy M Cohn at Onassis's request to start divorce proceedings, int; Greek inheritance law noted; Onassis's financial empire revd; Onassis family friends say pre-nuptial agreement gave Mrs Onassis $2-million (M)

300 East Haven teachers are temporarily out of work due to closing of 13 pss because of lack of funds (S)

Sec William E Simon heads US delegation to Joint US-USSR Commercial Comm, Moscow; meets with Soviet Communist party leader Leonid I Brezhnev for wide-ranging conversation on trade; says discussions were frank and honest but that issue of Jewish emigration and trade were not discussed; US delegation also includes Acting Sec John K Tabor and Amb Walter J Stoessel Jr (M)

S Vietnamese mil forces reptdly dislodge Communist forces from Xuan Loc; heavy N Vietnamese attacks against city continues; fighting reptd at Trang Bom; radio contact made with S Vietnamese soldiers near Cam Ranh and Nha Trang; scattered and heavy fighting in Mekong Delta, Kien Tuong, Moc Hoa, Bac Lieu, Chau Doc, Choung Thien, Sa Dec, Vinh Binh and Kien Hoa; map (M)

6 major Portuguese parties sign agreement with armed forces setting essential terms of Const that will leave basic power in hands of mil for at least 3-5 yrs, Apr 11; Communists, satellite Portuguese Dem Movement and Popular Socialist Front, Socialist splinter group, sign agreement with enthusiasm; more moderate groups say they are signing agreement because they had no other choice; leaders of Socialist party, Popular Dem party and Social Dem Center, who had expressed hope for return of mil to barracks at end of yr, say that lo have opposed mil on const agreement would have meant their parties' destruction; sovereignty of constituent assembly, to be elected in Apr 25 election, has been limited and capacity for opposition has also been largely neutralized with signing of const agreement; Pres Francisco da Costa Gomes explains reasons for limitations; illus of Socialist leader Mario Soares signing const agreement (M)