analysis of what creation of Munic Assistance Corp means to NYC; corp seen giving city advantages of bankruptcy with none of catastrophic costs in lost confidence that such a step ordinarily would entail (M)

What Aid Means to City

Brit Prime Min Wilson and Foreign Sec James Callaghan meet Premier Rabin at London's Heathrow Airport; leaders discuss Brit-Israeli relations (S)

AIM OF RABIN TRIP IS BETTER U.S. TIES

NYS drs' work slowdown ends after 10 days in response to call from their leaders for cooling off period; Kings County Med Soc pres Norman Blackman says NYS Malpractice Crisis Com is pleased with those apptd to 9-member panel proposed by Gov Carey to study malpractice questions; Queens County Med Soc pres-elect Dr Alexander De La Garza says crisis com members realized that little could be done in remaining days of current legis session; issues revd; illus of De La Garza (M)

DOCTORS RESUME HOSPITAL DUTIES

The Pentagon is seeking President Ford's approval for an $800&#8208;million military aid program for fiscal 1976, although more than half of this was originally intended for Cambodia before the Communist take&#8208;over. Page 2.

Arms Aid Bid Pressed

brief summary of Rockefeller CIA Comm rept on illegal activities of CIA, Watergate and Kennedy assassination, aid to ex-Pres Nixon and oversight (S)

Report on C.I.A. in Brief

Gov Carey signs legis creating Munic Assistance Corp, new state agency designed to meet NYC's immediate needs for cash and to curb its future financial appetites; move averts by day city's threatened default; corp, whose chmn Thomas D Flynn is sworn in on June 10, is expected to change way city does business with state and financial community--immediately by overseeing conversion of city's short-term notes into long-term bonds and, in future, by exercising its powers to limit city's long-range borrowing; Carey's other appointees are Felix G Rohatyn, Simon H Rifkind, Prof Donna E Shalala and Prof Robert C Weaver; Mayor Beame's 4 appointees are Francis T Barry, John Coleman, William M Ellinghaus and George D Gould; in addition, there will be 4 legis appointees and 2 additional city appointees representing Estimate Bd and City Council, none of whom will vote; corp will receive city's sales taxes and stock-transfer taxes and after deducting indebtedness costs and its own adm expenses will send remainder on to city; will also have right to tell city if proposed loan violates debt limits (L)

State Agency Set Up to Avert City Default

Rockefeller Comm on CIA activities makes public for 1st time monitoring of overseas phone calls to Eur and Latin Amer (S)

Tightened Controls Over Agency Urged

HR fails by 3 votes to override Pres Ford's veto of strip mine control bill; vote on bill is 278 to 143; Repr Morris K Udall charges lobbying and 'arm twisting by Adm' reduced Repub support for measure by 21 votes since March; Repr Tom Steed, who is in favor of sustaining veto, reptdly held back on this stand as gesture to his fellow Oklahoman Speaker Carl Albert, who urged Dem support for bill; Capitol Hill speculators say there is scant chance of enacting strip mining bill of any kind in this Cong which runs through '76; strip mining of coal will be regulated by state laws; Amer Mining Cong pres J Allen Overton says coal industry will operate responsibly under state regulations and will adhere to policy of not mining land that cannot be reclaimed 'for fruitful uses' (M)

Strip Mine Bill Veto Is Upheld by House On a 3‐Vote Margin

Mayor Beame, in making $641.5-million worth of cuts for fiscal '76 'crisis' budget, imposed straight 16% reduction of every city agency's 'controllable expenditures'; if city wins any of its requested pkg of state aid and taxes to help stave off cuts, restorations will be assigned on 'selective basis' reflecting priorities Beame attaches to different agencies; Budget Bur officials point out that noncontrollable expenditures consist of welfare payments, debt service, pension costs and other items that, by law, city must meet each yr; Budget Dir Melvin N Lechner comments (L)

City to Start Budget Cuts On an Across‐Board Basis

Ron Nessen says Pres Ford holds that any increase in world oil prices should be ltd to 7-8% and that increase of $4 a bbl or 38%, highest figure mentioned for possible Oct 1 OPEC price rise, would be 'serious act' and would not be in OPEC's own interest; says Ford will retain $2 fee on oil imports; Sec Morton has said that Ford might reduce fee, view contradicted by Fed Energy Admr Zarb; Sen Henry Jackson predicts rise in oil prices to $18,40 a bbl, saying major factors contributing to increase in oil prices would be Ford tariff on imported oil and decision by overseas suppliers to raise prices (M)

Ford Insists Any Oil Price Rise Should Be Limited to 7% to 8%

WASHINGTON, June 10&#8212;The Rockefeller commission charged today that the Justice Department had &#8220;abdicated its statutory duties&#8221; for more than 20 years through a secret agreement in which it gave the Central Intelligence Agency the power to decide whether or not to prosecute criminal charges involving agency employes.

A SECRET ACCORD

Defense Dept is still seeking Pres Ford's approval of $800-million foreign mil program for '76 fiscal yr; dept officials acknowledge that they want to take $425-million previously scheduled for Cambodia and divide it among number of countries, including Greece, Turkey, S Korea and Indonesia, to provide special assurance to those nations in aftermath of Communist victories in Indochina (S)

Pentagon Still Seeks Aid Funds It Asked Before Cambodia Fell

UN Sec Gen Waldheim, reptg to Security Council that efforts for pol settlement on Cyprus remain deadlocked, urges 6-mo extension of mandate of UN peace-keeping force; Waldheim rept, presented to Council during his absence, follows talks in Vienna between reprs of Greek and Turkish Cypriote communities; Security Council is expected to approve continuation of UN force (S)

Waldheim Says Cyprus Talks On Settlement Remain Stalled

Thai Cabinet plans to buy weapons and mil equipment worth $23-million from US when Amer troops are withdrawn from country; Thai Min Proeda Watthanathabut says cost will be much less expensive than if bought at normal prices: docs not say which equipment "Thai Govt wants. Defense Min proposal says original price of arms and equipment was $55-million; US mil spokesman confirms that such purchases by Thailand may be possible; has no details on what equipment and arms Thai Govt wants (S)

THAILAND WILL BUY MORE U.S. WEAPONS

Prime Min Harold Wilson shifts Anthony Wedgwood Benn, leader of campaign against Brit membership in EEC, from his job as Industry Sec to Energy Sec; move is viewed by left wing in Labor party as blow and reflects Wilson's desire to demonstrate his distaste for Benn and his recent activities; Wilson also shifts Reginald Prentice, pro-EEC min on right of Labor party, from Educ and Science Sec to Min of Overseas Development, and raises its status to Cabinet level after Prentice reptdly threatened to leave Govt; Wilson names Energy Sec Eric Varley, who played minor role in anti-EEC campaign, to fill Benn's job; Judith Hart, another anti-EEC and left-wing politician, who served as Min for Overseas Development, resigns from Govt after turning down offer of Transport Ministry; Transport Min Fred Mulley is named to replace Prentice as head of Educ Dept; other Cabinet members who opposed EEC remain in their jobs; they include Employment Sec Michael Foot, Trade Sec Peter Shore and Social Services Sec Barbara Castle; speculation on Wilson's reasons for shifting Benn noted; Benn illus (M)

Wilson, Shuffling Cabinet, Transfers Benn, Who Led Anti‐Market Campaign

police end 9-day sit-in by prostitutes at St Nizier Ch, Lyons, France; prostitutes are protesting police harassment; illus (M)

French Police End Sit‐Inby Prostitutes

US Defense Sec James R Schlesinger says USSR has begun storing antiship missiles at 'significant new facility' in Berbera, Somali port, Sen Armed Services Com hearing; shows com normally secret aerial reconnaissance photos, that show facility includes naval-communications site, barracks, petroleum storage facilities, runway, missile storage facility and missiles; mil Govt espousing goal of 'scientific socialism' has ruled Somalia since '69; 17,000-man Army depends on USSR for supplies and gasoline; US Joint Chiefs of Staff Chmn Gen George S Brown says base is 'clear signal of increasing Soviet interest in area'; map (M)

U.S. Says Soviet Stores Missiles at Base in Somalia

Portuguese authorities announce arrests of honorary French consul Antonio Santos and US consulate employe Vitor Cruz, both Portuguese, at anti-Govt demonstrations in Azores Islands; civilian Gov Borges Countinho, forced to resign by protesters, calls demonstrations attempt by separatist groups to sever Azores from Portugal and link them to US, news conf (S)

Portuguese Hold Employe of the U.S. In Azores Protests

Portuguese mil comdr Col Heitor Almendra repts that efforts are being made to move troops of rival liberation movements and their heavy weapons out of Luanda, Angola, area; more than 200 people have been killed in area, prompting Angolan Health Dept to issue epidemic warnings (S)

Portuguese Seek to Clear Angola City of Rival Units

Parisian friends of Cambodian leader Sihanouk say he plans to leave official Peking residence and travel to France in late June; Sihanouk's former French adviser Charles Meyer says he will most certainly never return to Cambodia; says Sihanouk realizes that now that peasant revolution is underway, cities, privileges and royal life in Cambodia have ended; Sihanouk's immediate reason for French visit is to attend diet clinic at Grasse, where he has gone from time to time over past yrs; some French diplomats say restoration of relations with other countries is long way off; Cambodia has very few communications with outside world (S)

FRENCH FORESEE VISIT BY SIHANOUK

Saigon Mil Adm Com orders all members of former Pres Thieu's ministerial, legis, mil and bureaucratic hierarchies who have registered with Communist authorities to undergo re-education courses, radio communique monitored in Hong Kong; communique, signed by Gen Tran Van Tra, indicates training will last 1 mo; broadcast comes as re-education classes for jr officers of armed forces, policemen and civil servants are scheduled to begin; order adds that those who fail to attend training will be regarded as having disobeyed an order; more than 150,000 soldiers and civilian officials registered with authorities in provs west of Saigon during May (S)

Vietnamese Order Thieu's Hierarchy To Be Re‐Educated

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today

Nationalist Chinese official, following break in diplomatic relations with Philippines due to Philippines establishing relations with Peking, says that talks will be held with Philippine officals to set up arrangement to handle trade, travel and cultural relations; as increasing number of nations have recognized Peking and ended relations with Taiwan, Nationalist Chinese Govt has expanded its network of nonofficial offices overseas; functions of these offices noted; affect of eroding diplomatic position is seen as causing little concern among Taiwanese; major reason is that foreign trade has more that tripled between '71 and '74, rising from $4.1-million to $12.6-million (M)

Taiwan Expands Unofficial Ties Abroad

EEC and Arabs open talks on June 10 despite recent trade pact between EEC and Israel; Jordanian delegate Najm Eddin Dajani declares that by signing trade agreement EEC forfeited important element of pressure on Israel; says Eurs have at their disposal massive potential in areas of tech, construction, services and wide mkt, while Arabs possess great share of raw materials; says Arabs hope to reach agreement with EEC on removal of trade barriers and introduction of non-reciprocal commercial preferences, provision of Eur financial and banking expertise to aid development of Arab financial mkts and adequate guarantees for Arab investment in EEC countries (M)

June 11, 1975

Headlines from June 11, 1975

What Aid Means to City

AIM OF RABIN TRIP IS BETTER U.S. TIES

DOCTORS RESUME HOSPITAL DUTIES

Arms Aid Bid Pressed

Report on C.I.A. in Brief

Billboard 200

Captain Fantastic And The Brown Dirt Cowboy

That's The Way Of The World (Soundtrack)

Tommy

Hearts

Chicago VIII

Historical Context for June 11, 1975