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SUNDAY CALL-CHRONICLE, Allentown, March 5, 1972 A 'DESERTER' RETURNS Robert Davis of Rockford, is escorted by military police after his arrival at Kennedy Airport, New York, from Sweden. He is charged with desertion by the Army. (P) Civil War Possible If Makarios Resigns NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) Archbishop Makarios will resign as president of Cyprus if the Synod of the Cyprus church insists, despite his overwhelming popular support, informed sources said Saturday. Observers feel such a development might push the island into chaos or even into civil war. synod requested Makarios's resignation as president two days ago, claiming he is temporal power, even though he has been president for 12 years.

Bank Deposit Surveillance Still Stalled By BILL NEIKIRK WASHINGTON (AP) Almost and a half after the bill passed, the Treasury Department still has put out no final regulations carrying out legislation to detect illegal activity through domestic and foreign bank accounts. A Treasury spokesman said the department has been too busy with other matters to publish the final rules under the law approved by Congress and signed by President Nixon in October 1970. "It's just a matter of priorities," the spokesman said. He said the regulations will be published soon. The Treasury proposed regulations early last year, requiring massive recordkeeping by domestic banks and financial institutions.

When banks complained loudly, the Treasury delayed the effective date of the rules from last Aug. 1 to last Nov. 1. When Nov. 1 came, the Treasury let it be known that the regulations would be out later, probably by the first of the year.

Now, the Treasury is making no promises on when the final rules will be published. The purpose of the legislation is to catch the illegal activity of organized crime carried on through Swiss bank accounts. To do this, however, domestic banks must keep a large number of checks and records of deposits on hand for possible federal checking. "This may hinder, rather help, in retrieving needed information," the American Bankers Association complained to the Treasury. "If you keep everything, you can't find one banker commented.

On Capitol Hill earlier last week, Treasury Secretary John B. Connally was asked about the Nixon administration's success in catching criminals who use Swiss bank accounts to hide their activity. Connally" replied that the Swiss government gives the United States little information, even though the flow of information is better than it used to be. But other countries also have bank-secrecy or partial-secrecy laws. The bill was approved after two years of congressional debate and extensive lobbying efforts against the measure by some of the nation's major banks.

The Treasury spelled out these proposed rules a year ago: -Banks would be required to keep on hand for six years such records as copies of microfilm of checks, money orders, or bank drafts within the United States on each check, loan or currency transaction exceeding $1,000 to persons, bank accounts or places outside the United States. -Banks would be required to obtain the Social Security number of each depositor and keep it on file for six years. -Financial institutions, such as savings and loan associations, would be subject to essentially the same rules. Moscow TV Documentary 'Proves' U.S. Is Ailing By THEODORE SHABAD (c) N.

Y. Times News Service MOSCOW Moscow television showed a an documentary of the United cons States the other day, titled "America Autumn '71." Filmed entirely by Russian cameramen, it provided a revealing example of the picture of the United States that the controlled U.S.S.R. media are seeking to, present less than three months before President Nixon's planned visit to the Soviet Union. The program, heavy on the negative and light on the positive aspects of American life, appeared to be part of an effort to counteract any elation that the average Russian might feel at the prospects of a RussianAmerican rapproachment. The emphasis and selectivity seemed to be par for such visual presentations of the United States.

The viewer gained impressions of a nation beset with social injustice, economic problems and political extremism. There were virtually no scenes of people at work or at play. In the words of Valentin Zorin, commentator who provided most of the narration, the film took Russian viewers to "official Washington, the whirl of New York streets, the mining towns of Appalachia and the domain of fascistic Gov. George Wallace of It was also intended to provide glimpses of "the corridors of power in the Senate, the hovels of the unemployed, the offices of Wall Street businessmen and of the antiwar movement." The absence of economic scenes was particularly striking, because the United States is often presented here as a country of efficient production and advanced technology that might bear emulation in some areas. Moreover, industrial activities and construction projects are normally a key element of Russian television fare.

In the first half of "America Autumn '71," three resident Russian correspondents took the viewer on of New York neighborhoods. Tomas Kolesnichenko of Pravda was the guide through Greenwich Village, which he described as a community that "arose as a protest of American youth against the establishment. "It is a place where people don't think about wealth, but about the meaning of life," he said as he mingled with young people in Washington Square. Kolesnichenko stopped in front of a novelty store and, with a straight face, read from a "wanted" poster offering a reward for the capture of Jesus Christ, the antiestablishment rebel. Genrikh Borovik of the Novosti press agency led the viewer through the tawdry atmosphere of Times Square with its amusement galleries, displays of erotic films and prostitutes peering from doorways.

Woman Is Given Dean's Position At Columbia NEW YORK (UPI) The Columbia University School of Engineering and Applied Science announced Saturday it has appointed Carol Roy as the first woman assistant to the dean in the school's 108-year history. With the appointment Mrs. Roy, 28, who school in 1963 as a receptionist, was believed to be one of the highest ranking women administrators in major American engineering schools. Dean Wesley J. Hennessy said he expected Mrs.

Roy "to redouble her efforts in keeping us all constantly aware of the need to attract more women into the engineering profession." More Supplies Dropped To Crippled Submarine WASHINGTON (AP) About nine Soviet ships hovered around a disabled Russian missile-firing submarine Saturday as the sub continued to drift in the stormy North Atlantic eight days after it broke down. 1 g-range patrol The Navy reported, that two bombers dropped 23 packages to the submarine by parachute, the second such resupply effort since midweek. The Class submarine, which carries three 650-milerange missiles, was reported drifting about 900 miles east northeast of Newfoundland amid waves running up to 15 feet and intermittent snow squalls. A Soviet submarine tender was observed Friday by NATO patrol planes based on Iceland when the sub tender was about 400 miles northeast of the sub and on course toward it. The Soviet ships in the immediate area of the drifting sub included a guided-missile cruiser.

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The New York correspondent of Izvestia, Melor Sturua, did the honors along upper 5th Avenue, which he described as "the real lair of capitalism, with its unique mixture of money, power and luxury." Pointing out the landmarks, he said: "Here is 1040, where Jacqueline Onassis lives, daughter of a millionaire, stepdaughter of a millionaire, widow of a multimillionaire and wife of a billionaire." Sturua stopped in front of 812 of Gov. Rockefeller and of President Nixon before he moved the White and near the Knickerbocker Club and the Pierre Hotel magnates but halted short of the shopping segment of the avenue. Filmed interviews with United, States senators in their Washington offices yielded only fragmentary quotations on RussianAmerican relations and the state of the American economy. The specter of political extremism in the United States, always an important aspect of the U.S.S.R. propaganda image, was kept alive by interviews with an officer of the National Socialist White People's Party, a Washington group, and with Robert M.

Shelton imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, in Tuscaloosa, Ala. Oil Group Meets BEIRUT (UPI) The ministerial council of the Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries (APEC) opened its seventh congress in Kuwait Saturday, the Middle East News Agency said. The eight-nation organization studying the admission of Iraq, Egypt and Syria to the group. Kuwait, Algeria, Libya, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Dubai, Qatar, and Abu Dhabi are represented. The National Socialist, a picture of Hitler on the wall behind him, described the aims of his Shelton organization said as his "white group power," cated "Christianity and white supremacy." Shots of a Ku Klux Klan gathering with a fiery cross and hooded White figures, which followed, are almost a cliche on Russian television.

In Kimball, W. a depressed area of abandoned Appalachian coal mines, the Russian crew interviewed Roger Merchant, an unemployed Truckdriver, as the camera panned over decrepit homes and empty storefronts. It finally came on to rest on the grimy face of a 2-year-old boy, one of Merchant's four children. "When asked what he wanted most, the boy replied, "I want to eat," the Russian narration went. In one of the new complimentary remarks in the program, Zorin said, "Americans build fast and they build well" as he provided a shot of the World Trade Center towers in downtown New York.

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If he refuses, the synod could then remove him from his position. "I churchman first and religious, president second and so cannot ignore the wishes of the synod," Makarios told his close associates, the informed sources reported. Observers think the threat of chaos: and civil war is very real. If Makarios goes, there is no other Greek Cypriot public figure capable of getting even half the overwhelming 95 per cent vote Makarios received in the last presidential election. Furthermore, with island already threatened by the rightist anti-Makarios forces of Gen.

George Grivas, it is considered doubtful that presidential elections could be staged within the constitutional 45-day period before civil strife broke out. In the circumstances, observers feel it is doubtful whether the Greek government, which is believed to be behind the campaign for ousting Makarios, would permit the democratic electoral process to proceed. The current crisis erupted two weeks ago when Makarios rejected a three-point Greek government ultimatum. This demanded the surrender of Czechoslovak-made weapons imported by Makarios to dethe fend formation himself of a against national Grivas, ity Grivas's representatives, include on the settlement of the Cyprus acceptance that the last word problem rests with Athens, as the national center. Informed sources said the Greek government in a new note to Makarios Friday increased its demand to include a purging by the administration of all members considered undesirable by the Greek junta.

Observers believe Makarios could only remain in office if he accepts the Greek demands by becoming the puppet of Premier George Papadopoulos. If this happens, observers think the three bishops composing the synod might then withdraw their request for his resignation as president. Block Has The New Pa. State Income. Tax Forms And We Can Do Your State Return Now At 11 p.m.

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