Rogers & Wells will not sponsor meeting or events in clubs that exclude women from membership (S)

Quota for Women Lawyers Agreed To by Major Firm

7 Soviet Jews are presented publicly by Soviet authorities to explain why they chose to return home after emigrating to Israel, news conf organized by Foreign Min and press agency Novosti, Moscow; in delivered prepared statements, 6 men and 1 woman portray Israel as ‘backward, militaristic state rife with inequality, racism and immorality’; illus (M)

7 Soviet Jews Say Israel Was Harsh

continuing recovery from '74‐75 recession is indicated in Labor Dept rept that Jan unemployment rate dropped to 7.8%, and employment showed near‐record rise of 800,000 to total of 86.19‐million jobs; Pres Ford hails drop (S)

JOBS RISE 800,000, CLOSE TO RECORD FOR SINGLE MONTH

ex‐Pres and Mrs Nixon to visit China beginning Feb 21; spokesman says trip was initiated by Chinese Govt and will be ‘strictly private’; Nixon will pay for any costs and China is expected to send plane for Nixons; Nixon expected to take his normal Secret Service detail, as well as Col John B Brennan and aide Carl Howell; announcement of trip was confirmed after Nixon spoke by telephone with Pres Ford and State Sec H A Kissinger; White House press sec Ron Nessen says Nixon will have no official or diplomatic role on trip; spokesman says set of medical precautions was agreed upon by Chinese officials (M)

Trip, Initiated by Peking, Set for Feb. 21 and Termed ‘Private’

Powerful aftershocks spread panic through Guatemala City; series of 60 aftershocks open cracks in San Juan de Dios hospital, forcing evacuation of patients, and crumpling other bldgs already weakened by quake; landslides and ruined bridges prevent delivery of food, med and water to hardest hit regions; authorities say 3/4 of nation of 6‐million people suffered severe damage, and Natl Emergency Com repts that in addition to thousands of known deaths, some 15,000 people have been injured and 200,000 left homeless; illus of quake victims (L)

GUATEMALA TOLL OF DEAD MOUNTS AMID NEW SHOCKS

Sheila Young, a 25&#8208;year&#8208;old speed skater from Detroit, won a gold medal in the Olympic Winter Games yesterday in Innsbruck, Austria. She finished first in the 500&#8208;meter sprint in an Olympic record time of 42.76 seconds. Details, Page 13.

U.S. Skater Wins

NYS Comptroller Arthur Levitt announces that former World Bank pres Eugene R Black and former Fed Reserve Bd chmn William McChesney Martin will participate in panel to ‘verify and support’ state's credit‐worthiness in effort to help it regain access to borrowing mkts in spring; setting up of panel is seen by fiscal officials as significant development in state's attempts to extricate itself from its financial emergency (L)

Levitt Names 3 Bankers To Attest to State Credit

Lockheed pres A C Kotchian, testifying before Sen subcom on multinational corps, says that co paid about $2‐million to Japanese Govt officials to promote Lockheed aircraft (S)

Dutch Prince Was Given $1.1 Million by Lockheed

HOBOKEN, N.J., Feb. 6&#8212;More than 50 passengers were slightly injured here today when an Erie&#8208; Lackawanna train slamed into a concrete bumper block in the terminal.

Fire in Hospital Routs Patients Hurt in Jersey Train Accident

NY Times survey finds that state lotteries, despite problems and occasional irregularities, have become so lucrative for hard‐pressed state govts that they appear to have become permanent feature of public financing; few of lotteries, however, have lived up to their advance notices and NYS's operation has been shut down; finds that in 12 yrs since 1st state lottery began in NH, games have netted 13 states almost $1.5 billion; in fiscal '75, these states have netted some $500 million for lotteries (M)

State Lotteries Thrive Despite Problems

Hearst trial continues; slow‐motion film showing her and members of Symbionese Liberation Army allegedly robbing Hibernia Bank shown; movie is made to emphasize and focus on movements of Miss Hearst during alleged robbery; delivery truck drivers Eddie Washington and Eugene Brennan, bank customer James Norton and bank's asst mgr Larry Ryan testify; testimony noted (M)

HEARST JURY SEES ENLARGED FILMS

acquitted of all charges; other defendants listed (M)

ALL 6 ACQUITTED IN CARSON TRIAL

Moynihan Clashes With Malik in the U.N.

White House officials say Pres Ford is irritated about ex‐Pres Nixon's impending trip to China; Nessen comments (M)

White House Discounts Visit, Which Will Be at a Delicate Time

Washington Post says Sen M O Hatfield's wife is acting as real estate agent in Saudi Arabia's effort to buy bldg owned by Amer Pharmaceutical Assn for diplomatic offices in restricted area of Washington, DC; Sen Hatfield says he would not vote in real estate transaction involving wife (S)

Wife of Hatfield Called Agent in Sale Sought by the Saudis

French Socialist Party wkly L'Unite gives cautious approval to Communist Party's continuing efforts to portray itself as increasingly ind of Kloscow as Communists spend 3d day of their party's 22d cong endorsing programs and principles designed to broaden Communists' voter appeal; suggests 2 parties discuss their differences; sees Marchais' recent attitude as being ‘noticeably less polemic,’ (M)

French Socialists Back Reds’ New Look

Article on attempts by Pres Vaiery Giscard d'Estaing Govt to improve life in Paris through Govt's concept known as ‘The Quality of Life’; improvements detailed (M)

Liberty, Fraternity... and the Quality of Life

Press says that small group of people in positions of power was opposing policies of Chmn Mao and trying to change China (S)

PEKING ASSAILS FOES OF MAOIST POLICIES

high S African official asserts that S Africa undertook recent drive into Angola on behalf of pro‐Western Angolan forces on understanding that US would rush sufficient supplies to make it possible to counter USSR‐backed Popular Movement for Liberation of Angola; says that S African hope that weapons superiority of Popular Movement could be balanced was based on contacts with US officials; does not name US officials but expresses special disappointment with US Sec of State Kissinger; maintains that aim of S African incursion several mos ago was to gain time to equip Natl Union for Liberation of Angola and Natl Union for Total Independence of Angola as solid counterforce to heavily supported Popular Movement; S Africa had hoped that this would prevent recognition of Popular Movement as Angolan Govt at African Unity meeting in Jan; other aspects of situation discussed (L)

South Africa Sought to Gain Time in Angola, Aides Say

UN Disaster Relief coordinator Brian Wickland fears internatl airlift of relief supplies may not be enough to meet minimal human requirements and urges additional aid; official Amer contribution to be increased to $1‐million, double original commitment (M)

U.N. Aide Asks That More Relief Be Sent to Guatemala

residents of Zacapa, Guatemala survey damage to their homes in wake of earthquake; Zacapa escaped relatively lightly, with 16 of its 5,000 inhabitants dead, while Chimaltenango suffered loss of 2,500 lives; physical damage in Zacapa is extensive and some 300,000 homeless (M)

‘We've Lost the Little We Had’

US Defense Sec Donald H Rumsfeld says controversial cruise missile will be of ‘considerable value’ in enhancing capability of strategic bombers, news conf, Washington, DC (M)

Rumsfeld Sees Cruise Missiles As Aid to Strategic Bombers

Feb 4 quake is attributed to inexorable westward movement of North Amer relative to Caribbean region; interpretation is based on theory that earth's surface is divided into gigantic plates whose motions relative to 1 another are largely responsible for quakes, volcanic action and mt formation; preliminary analysis by Natl Earthquake Information Service indicates that primary movement in Guatemala's quake was lateral along Motagua Fault, which runs inland from Gulf of Honduras on Caribbean coast of Guatemala; map; illus (M)

Earthquake Attributed to Westward Movement of North America.

List of Agencies For the Donation Of Guatemala Aid

Halloran on S Korean Pres Park naming new Cabinet that is void of politicians and thus ruling nation directly; tension caused by Park's oppressive regime noted (M)

With Politicians Out of Cabinet, Park Rules South Korea Directly

Alfonso "Chito" Yanga Miranda Jr. is a Filipino singer and songwriter, best known as one of the founding members and lead singer for the band Parokya ni Edgar.

February 7, 1976

Headlines from February 7, 1976

Quota for Women Lawyers Agreed To by Major Firm

7 Soviet Jews Say Israel Was Harsh

JOBS RISE 800,000, CLOSE TO RECORD FOR SINGLE MONTH

Trip, Initiated by Peking, Set for Feb. 21 and Termed ‘Private’

GUATEMALA TOLL OF DEAD MOUNTS AMID NEW SHOCKS

Billboard 200

Desire

Still Crazy After All These Years

Gratitude

Chicago IX: Chicago's Greatest Hits

Tryin' To Get The Feelin'

Notable Births

Historical Context for February 7, 1976