April 7, 1976

US Mil Acad, West Point, NY, is investigating possibility of major cheating scandal; officers confirm cadet hon com is conducting investigation regarding ‘the possibility of unathorized collaboration on academic assignment'; information is made available to NY Times by unidentified cadet; incident may be 1st major scandal of kind since ‘73, when 15 cadets were expelled or resigned after being found guilty of cheating; William Anderson, chmn of Cadet Honor Com, confirms between 15 and 20 members of com are investigating cadets; ‘73 scadal recalled (M)

President Ford vetoed a bill to provide $125 million in grants for Federally aided day‐care centers. Details on page 9.

Pres Ford dedicates 15 acres of Fed land along Potomac River as memorial to late Pres Johnson; it will be called LBJ Memorial Grove; Natl Park Service estimates 1,000 persons attended ceremony, including Mrs Johnson, Luci Baines Johnson Nugent, Lynda Bird Johnson Robb, Charles Robb and Robbs’ 2 daughters; illus (S)

Jackson wins NY Pres primary with 107 delegates, falling short of 51% goal he had predicted; pub opinion and voting details (L)

State Dept summary of remarks by Kissinger to meeting of ambs in London in Dec reveals he held that if Communist govts are elected in W Eur, NATO will be smashed and US isolated; summary, along with one of Helmut Sonnenfeldt's remarks on E Eur, were sent to ambs in cablegrams Feb 12; are stamped ‘secret’ but have been made available to NY Times and Human Events, conservative Washington wkly; both came into hands of Sen James L Buckley, who made copies available to other Congressmen; apparent intent of disclosure is pol ammunition against Kissinger, Sonnenfeldt and Ford; Buckley aide Leonard Saffir denies copies were distributed to anyone; premise on which Kissinger based remarks was emergence of USSR as superpower (M)