CAPITOL HILL Sqlember 8, 1911 MUie Wallace o,. Capitol Hill - tlae battle bega" today. Treasury Secretary Jolt" Connally - at,t,eared before tlte House Way• a•tl Means Committee; urgi"g st,eedy at,t,roval of Pre•ld••I Nlxo•'• neao economic t, rogram - in toto; ass er ti fig tlaal "lltls car•f•d ly bala,eced program will be seriously impaired - i/ a•y of Us importaJ1t parts are •ot eJ1acled." CoJ1J1ally also de11ied llaal tlte PresideJ1t's t,lan - co11sllt11les a "b11si•e•s bo,.a•.aa," a• soMe laave claarged. • • added, tltat lllere musl be some follo.1J-11t, - to lite t,r••••I J1i11ely-day aoage-t,rlce freeae. 4./ter brea l•g llae bact of i,aflatio• - said la• - "aoe 're •ol •oao goi,ag to aoalt a•a:, fro• it and Just ll'ave ii." Along tlae way tllo11glt, Committee ClaairMa11 Wllb11r Mills - let it be k11oao11 tlaat lae, too, la ,s some strons vie••; i,icl uding - number one - a projected o,.e Billio" dollars - in • tax relief for tl,e f>oor. Tia ts - said he - to provide "s o m e a d di t ; o,, a l in c en t i v es to in di v id '4 a l s - to buy m ore . " ROGERS Secreta-ry of State William Roge-rs - anotlae-r ~ # • ' - ~ Cabinet-level toih1eas today on Capitol Hill; t e s t i f ~ before a Se,aate A1>1>-ro1>-riatio,as S•bcommittee - in belaalf of a p-ropos•• Tlaree-1>oi11t-Tlaree Billio11-Dollar foreig11 aid p-rograffl; ••d /,., tl1ere fi11ally agreeti/r to "wo-rll out some acco•odaU011" - •la•re6y tlle Se11ate co•ld scr•ti" : ze tlaat top-secret fiv•-Y••r P••t•1011 /'la• for ,,.11,f.ry assista11ce. ~ l;r Rog•r• • ,,. •• .Jlli, ho,oe .,.,,. A,. Ille r•Port i11 11••• 11011 - ••• ••rely a,a "i,aternal too-rlli,ag tloc11me11t." Atltli11g: "U•lil a decisio11 is ,nalle - II I• i•l'rope-r and disorderly to •••• tlaese co,,.,,.e,,ts floali"I arou11tl. " VIETNAM I II Vie t II a m - ~ K h c Sa 11 /1 is o II c c Cl gain in the ,teu • s . n Ith a band of South Vietnamese troops - reucc11pyi11K that aid abandoned combal base ; helping to suppo,·t a major dri1 e - a>:ains t enet11y troops thought to be operating just below the DMZ. South Vietnam's General Phu - repor~up to now, Jaeacve,, little contact. "There are sig,i.s of the enemy withdrawing to the North" - said he. Adding: "It looks like they don't want to accept combat yet." AMMAN A P a I e s I i 11 i a II G II e ,, ,. i I I n s e i 1. e d a R o . V a I J o r <I a n i a n Airliner loda_v and lltrealcucd lo blou ii up unless the pilot fl e 1t t o L i b _v a , a c c o rd i n g t o t It e Jo rd a 12 i an Tr a n s p o r t M i ,i i s t e r . T 11 e p l an e c a . ,, ,. _v in g Forty - Six f> · as s e ,i g e rs a n d c re w was for c e d down . in Benghazi, where the hijacker was taken into custody. Then it flew on. to Amma,i, where it landed safely. CHIBA Typhoon Virginia abru.plly c hanged course toda y; s,uashing su, . Jdenly, ioiexpectedly - into Japan's Pacific Coast. In Ch i ba Pro vi nce - east of Tokyo - killing more than fifty persons; tnany of whom were buried alive - u,ider massive landslides. These - the result of torrential rains; at one point, totaling ,iearly Jive inches - in a single hour. MIAMI C l o s c 1· I o h o m e - a s / o 1· m a 1· c <1 s I r c I c · I, i ll K m o 1• e I h a 11 f o II r I h o II s u 11 cl m i l e s a c ,. o s s - I h ,. e " I e 11 c d I o d a _\' h o l l1 J\ m e ,. i c: a ' s East and Gulf Coa . -.ts. Th is - according to llie U.S . Hurricane Cente1• i n Miami - a mass ive circula lion of ai1•; " co ve ring "tlie e11li1•e Gulf , Weste1 • ,i and Cenl·ral Caribbean Sea - and /)art of the Atlantic :" containing within its boundaries - no less than four major storm s y stems . Of these - the worst so far is clearl y Edith - a "classical httrricane;" al last report, Three-Hundred-and- Fort, , miles sor,th-southeast of Ki¥Jton , Jamaica, and moving westward. ''A good candidate" - we are t ol d - "for storm <f the year." BELFAST Al Be/fas/ iu Northern Ireland - a series of early- :nonti11!( hombi11gs today. Also, the shooting of a British sentry - at nearby New1 'y . This coming in the midst of a so-called truce - supposedly ordered by the militant Provisional wing of the outlawed IRA; and thus drawing from r ~ l a r IRA he ' ,,,,..ters in Dubli,i - a public co,idemnation. The new violence - said to be an example of irresponsible "stunting." The regulars -..... - 1/ adding that it also indicates~ "the extent of the lack of control and discipline that exists in the provisional organization." CAHILL FOLLOW BELFAST / A I t '1 e same lime - here i 11 Neu York - a /tie c is i o ,z Io d a _v b a~ r.[JII fro m I Ii es e s /Io res - TR A Pro vi s i o II a I I ea de r ( ~ 1 - / i iL) Joe Cahi11; on the grounds that he failed to possess a valid l'isa - ha11ing attempted to conceal a thirty-year-old mrtrder conviction. And so ends - Cahill's pr · ojected U.S. f11nd- 1-aising tour. NEW YORK • • I l • • ._ '- 4 , ~ V U t::a:..tu Ne w Yo r kJl : e i ~ I, t p e rs o "s , i ,i c I II di ,, g a t I e a s t se1 en membel's ol tile militant Jewish Defense League - were i ndicted today b _y a Federal g1·and jury. / T~csv charged with co,ispi1•ing to blou up - the residence of the Soviet Mission to the United Nations - also, the New .York offices of Amlorg, a Soviet trade commission. PJTTSB RG!I F o r l i c e P r e . ..; , d e II I Sp ; r o \ . ~ 11 e 11 1 - ,, , . i . ..; ; I Io d a . v I o P ; I I s b 11 1· J! I, • 11 h c ,. c h e a d d ,. e s s c· ,I a s c s . ~ i o n - "f I I, e J II I e .,, 11 at i u ,, ft I C o 11 f c ,, e u c e o II Urban Trans f> o ,, t <l t ion ; I I, c r c urginl( the creation of 11ew /011111s and satellite cities - as the 11ation's best hope for · relievi>1K ,rban decay. LONDON I 11 a ,, e tt !J u o /,• /> 1t b I i .'> h e d I n d" y i 11 /. u 11 do 11 - ! h e s a Ka of n ,•i/ish surlorial s pl e nd or over the pas/ forty years; a l r c a l is c b II i I d i II g I o it It a I i l c a I I s - t /1 e p r es en t de c I i n i ,i g stan dards i 11 British sttil-making, s h ir t-making and boot- making ; f o the p , oint - we are t old - where Sa vil e Row - once "despotic and h i debound" - is now the "humble survivor from another age ; to be cherished like the Lord's cricket ground - or the wind-up gramophone." The book's conclusion - also , its title : "Today - There Are No Gentlemen . "