HR, acceding to wishes of Pres Ford and intelligence agencies, votes, 246-124, to withhold final rept of HR Select Intelligence Com until exec branch censors it; Repr O G Pike says vote makes 'travesty' of doctrine of separation of powers; Reprs M F Murphy and R N Giaimo urged publication; Reprs J H Quillen and R McClory comment; findings in rept revd; source says White House aides indicated that they will excise 'more than half of document before making it public; Sen Select Intelligence Com Chmn Sen F Church introduces legis to create permanent Sen com to oversee Govt's intelligence activities (L)

HOUSE PREVENTS RELEASING REPORT ON INTELLIGENCE

illus of armed st vendor in Beirut, who defies Palestine Liberation Army call for civilians not to carry weapons

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last article; health-care experts maintain that avg health-care consumer is often too poorly informed and too easily intimidated to select, judge and demand kind of care every patient deserves; checklist on chooosing a dr; chart indicating how to read code in Amer Med Directory; list of abbreviations that follow a dr's name, indicating specialized training but not necessarily certification (L)

How Educated Patients Get Proper Health Care

Stock prices pushed higher yesterday, after profit taking, to reach their best levels in 27 months. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 17.40 points to 968.75. Volume for all Nevi York Stock Exchange issues totaled 34.29 million shares. Details on Page 37.

Stock Prices Advance

NYS Sup Ct Justice Louis B Heller says Jan 29 that as result of Southern Dist Fed Ct Jan 8 decision involving 3 non-alimony debtors who challenged const of NYS law allowing debtors to be arrested for contempt if they did not pay, he could no longer send anyone to jail for not paying alimony; Fed Ct found, in Vail v Quinlan, that due process was violated; Heller says same factors exist in NYS Domestic Relations Law, which made it unconst; Heller's decision rejects attempt by Mrs Lyonel Darbonne to have her husband declared in contempt for owing $1,550 in alimony and $850 in lawyer's fees; NYC Sheriff Edward A Pichler says there is no one now in jail for nonpayment of alimony (M)

Jailing for Alimony Debt Voided by a Judge Here

cause of death in the Queens and Manhattan incidents had been &#8220;chemical pneumonia&#8221; resulting from tear gas.

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HR, 321-80, approves $6.2-billion bill for state and local public works; vote is far more than needed to override Pres veto; Dem leaders see bill key antirecession initiative that could create 600,000 or more jobs; White House press sec Ron Nessen tells reporters Ford wants them to know he will veto it (M)

$62 BILLION VOTED FOR PUBLIC WORKS BY DEFIANT HOUSE

Carey meets at NY Times with editors and reporters for luncheon int

Carey Assails Lefkowitz For Decision on Nadjari

NYC Correction Bd says on Jan 29 that 2 prison inmates and man resisting arrest died in '75 after being heavily tear-gassed; calls for moratorium on tear gas use in confined spaces in city jails; Malcolm and Tufo comment; incidents detailed (M)

3 Deaths From Tear Gas Reported in a City Study

USSR newspaper Izvestia says USSR is willing to accept pol settlement in Angola (M)

Soviet Indicates it Favors Angola Political Solution

Morocco announces victory in campaign against Algerian-backed guerrillas in Spanish Sahara; Algeria repts withdrawal of troops; Morocco says its forces took Amgala oasis after 3 days of fighting, capturing some 100 Algerian soldiers, with artillery pieces and anti-aircraft missiles; Moroccan campaign was concluded while high-ranking delegates of number of Arab states were conferring with King Hassan II in effort to avert war between Morocco and Algeria; doubts remain that danger of war is past; issues between 2 countries seem unlikely to be resolved by mediation along unless Algeria ends mil backing of Polisario Front; map locating Amgala Oasis (M)

MOROCCO REPORTS VICTORY IN SAHARA

HR Select Com on Intelligence rept alleges that former US Amb to Italy Graham A Martin, over strong objections of CIA in '72, won approval to pay $800,000 to prominent rightist Gen Vito Miceli, who headed Italy's mil intelligence agency; Miceli is facing charges of involvement in '71 plots to overthrow Ital Govt; denies charges and urges early trial so that he can prove his loyalty; events involving alleged US payments to Miceli detailed; Martin por (L)

U.S. Paid $800,000 To Italian General; C.I.A. Fought Move

State Dept Acting Asst Sec Myron B Kratzer tells Sen Govt Operations Com, which is studying how to control spread of nuclear weapons, that S Korea has canceled plans to buy from France nuclear processing plant experts believe would have enabled it to build atomic bombs; French Embassy spokesman declines comment; decision lauded by com chmn Sen John Glenn; continuing seriousness of problem underlined by witnesses Dr Theodore B Taylor and Nuclear Regulatory Comm member Dr Victor Gilinsky (M)

South Korea Drops Plan to Buy A Nuclear Plant From France

Kissinger, in testimony before Sen Foreign Relations subcom on Africa, holds US should continue to aid factions in Angola to encourage USSR and Cuba to exercise restraint in internatl affairs and not to seek unilateral advantage by 'massive' mil actions; in reply to query by Sen Javits, says USSR must not be given opportunity to use mil forces for aggressive purposes without running risk of conflict with US; in reply to query by Sen Biden, denies US enunciates 'global Monroe Doctrine' (M)

KISSINGER REPORTS U. S. IS WEIGHING OPEN ANGOLAN AID

Impact of recent US Sen approval to extend US territorial jurisdiction to 200-mi limit on worldwide fishing indus assessed; estimated 25% of current source of fish protein reptdly lies within 200 mi of US coast; issue is realignment of $46-billion indus that employs 5 million workers and provides food for much of world's population; Sen vote was narrowly viewed as victory for E Coast fishermen; vote reptdly will have wide repercussions on preservation of fishing indus; arguments for and against measure noted; 'cod war' between Iceland and Brit, 'lobster war' between Brazil and France and 'tuna war' between US and Ecuador described; major world seafood products include anchovy, herring, cod, tuna, salmon, shrimp, menhaden and sardines (M)

Senate Vote to Extend Fishing Limit to 200 Miles Could Bring Global Changes

Canadian fisheries indus officials reptdly are in gen agreement with passage by US of bill to set 200-mi boundary for foreign fishing fleets; while Canada, like US, wants 200-mi limit to be worked out at Internatl Law of Sea Conf, it reptdly is prepared to consider unilateral action if conf session produces no agreement (S)

Ecuador Welcomes U.S. Steps on Fishing Limit

Plight of New Bedford (Mass) fishermen, whose catches have diminished in recent yrs as result of influx of well-equipped foreign fishing fleets off N Atlantic shores, described; fisherman Harry Swain comments; US boats are small, carry crews of 6 to 11 men and stay at sea for little more than wk during each trip, foreign fleets, primarily from Soviet Union, Poland, E Ger and Japan, include giant factory ships that process fish and stay at sea for mos; scarcity of yellowtail flounder, haddock and herring in N Atlantic waters noted; illus (M)

Beleagured Fleet Tells Tale of Foreign Fishing off New England

Display of adverse reaction to speech by Spanish Prime Min Carlos Arias Navarro indicates that press under 2-mo-old monarchy has taken lead as principal forum of public opinion with at least tacit Govt approval (S)

Spanish Use the Press to Discuss Government's Plans for Reform

US Defense Dept's annual defense posture statement, issued by Sec Donald H Rumsfeld, concludes that US and its allies continue to maintain naval superiority over USSR and its allies; findings contrast with more threatening picture presented by top US Navy officials (M)

Pentagon Reports That Russian Navy Has Been Stabilized in Size

illus of Canadian Prime Min Trudeau and wife at farewell ceremonies at Havana airport with Premier Fidel Castro at end of goodwill visit; Trudeau's praise for Castro as leader of 'world stature' who sent troops to Angola with 'a great deal of thought and feeling for the situation' noted

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Indian lower house of Parliament on Jan 29 approves sweeping legis expected to insure that Govt censorship of India's newspapers remains permanent feature of soc; Erasmo de Sequeira, ind member of Parliament, condemns move; Information Min V C Shukla, during bill's debate, defends measure; opposition member Virendra Agarwala comments; kinds of articles forbidden noted; Prime Min Gandhi has said she was reluctant to impose rules but that censorship had kept country calm; US news correspondent Lawrence S Lifschultz leaves country on Jan 29 under Govt order after Govt declined to renew his visa (M)

Permanent Censorship Approved in Indian Parliament

Portuguese settlers fleeing to Kinshasa (Zaire) rept chaotic conditions and mass exodus from small corner of northwestern Angola that remains in hands of Western-supported Natl Front for Liberation of Angola; Natl Union leader Dr Jonas M Savimbi urges Western powers to rush arms to pro-Western forces before it is 'too late; map (M)

Refugees Report Chaos in North Angola

Israeli Prime Min Yitzhak Rabin address Natl Press Club on Jan 29 (S)

FORD AND RABIN END DISCUSSIONS

Health officials say at least 17 Jamaicans have died of poisoning and 78 are ill after using contaminated flour; poisonings were tentatively traced to shipment of Lion Head brand flour carried to Jamaica from W Ger; flour was contaminated by parathion, an insecticide (S)

17 Jamaicans Dead Of Flour Poisoning; 78 Others Left Ill

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January 30, 1976

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