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NEWS OF VATICAN FAKED IN 1940'S; Jesuit Scholar Says Press in U.S. Was Duped

Date: 13 September 1973

Special to The New York Times

Rev R A Graham on Sept 12 says that Ital writer V Scattolini, who specialized in fabricating Vatican information between '39 and '48, duped US news orgns and secret agencies, and probably Hitler and USSR; Rome Ct in '48 sentenced Scattolini to 7 mos in prison for 'attempt to upset relations between Italy and the Holy See' and for fabrication of Vatican documents; Graham says some repts sold to orgns, diplomatic missions and secret services apparently found their way to Hitler's desk and that he uncovered clues pointing to acquisition of material by Soviet secret agents; cites several news items that were sent by Rome bur of United Press, forerunner of United Press Internatl, on basis of repts from Scattolini and were published by NY Times and many other US newspapers; false rept used by Times asserted that Rev G B Montini, now Pope Paul VI, met secretly with Ital Communist leader P Togliatti

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Rest of Watergate Inquiry Is Delayed and Shortened; Senators Put Off Sessions Till Sept. 24 and Cut Them to Three Days a Week--Completion by Nov. 1 Sought Watergate Panel Cuts Inquiry And Puts Off Hearings a Week Could Go on 'Forever' Colson Status Unclear Tape Recordings Sought

Date: 13 September 1973

By JAMES M. NAUGHTONSpecial to The New York Times

Sen Watergate com source says on Sept 12 that attys for C W Colson, former White House special counsel, have told com that Colson was principal 'target' of Fed grand jury looking into Sept, '71, burglary of office of D Ellsberg's former psychiatrist Dr L J Fielding

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Governor Intervened in Politics, Samoan Court Told By DAVID A ANDELMAN Special to The New York Times PAGO PAGO, American Samoa Sept. 12-A series of sweeping charges regarding the influence of the Governor of American Samoa over the political life and the information media of this tiny American territory marked the opening of hearings similar to impeachment proceedings against Gov. John M. Haydon. According to a succession of witnesses at the opening day of the trial yesterday, Governor Haydon deliberately intervened in at least three cases in the production of politically oriented radio and television programs shortly before a history-making referendum last fall in this remote collection of seven Polynesian islands. The Governor is charged with violations of the Hatch Act, which prohibits any cam-; Testimony of Recordings

Date: 13 September 1973

By DAVID A ANDELMANSpecial to The New York Times

David ANDELMANSpecial

series of sweeping charges regarding influence of Gov of Amer Samoa J M Haydon over pol life and information media marks opening of hearings, similar to impeachment proceedings, against Haydon; according to succession of witnesses at opening day of trial Haydon deliberately intervened in at least 3 cases in production of politically-oriented radio and TV programs shortly before history-making referendum last fall; Haydon is charged with violations of Hatch Act which prohibits any campaign activities by Fed civil servant; charge deals with alleged involvement in referendum in which 28,000 island residents were to decide whether to elect their own Lt Gov locally or to continue with present system of gubernatorial apptmts by US Sec of Interior; prosecution witnesses testified to following: Haydon ordered politically-sensitive rept on local Dept of Agr, produced less than 2 wks before last Nov election, not to be broadcast by Govt-run TV station; Haydon fed questions to station mgr N Tamasese for int in which Tamasese asked Haydon to comment on referendum; Haydon directed that statements by 3 of island's leaders who were opposed to referendum proposal be recorded and broadcast without rebuttal 4 times on day immediately before referenum and on election day itself; sworn deposition from station's program mgr W H Kline says that Haydon 'wanted us to emphasize the fact that he knew his way about in Washington with Federal agencies'; illus of Haydon

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NEWS SHIELD LAW STALLS IN CAPITAL; NEWS SHIELD LAW STALLS IN CAPITAL Some Are Opposed Committee Members Support Urged

Date: 13 September 1973

By MARTIN ARNOLD

Martin ARNOLD

Comment on difficulties faced by news media in their attempts to get Cong to pass Fed 'shield law' to protect journalists' news sources; notes that it was not so much Nixon Adm's opposition to proposal that killed possibility of its being enacted as disagreement within news indus itself as to how far law should go to protect newsman

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On His Own Terms

Date: 13 September 1973

By William V. Shannon

William Shannon

W V Shannon comment says H A Kissinger never yielded an inch through 3 days of public hearings that were more 'pillow fight than confrontation'; says Kissinger was secure in knowledge that Sen Foreign Relations com members are defeatist; notes Kissinger's explanations of his role in wiretaps of '69-71 on 17 govt officials and newsmen and fashion in which he ducked responsibility for taps

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Advise and Condone

Date: 13 September 1973

By William Safire

William Safire

W Safire comment says Sen Foreign Relations Com Chmn Fulbright is delighted with H A Kissinger's nomination as State Sec because it helps him fulfill dream of giving com illusion of power without responsibility of power; says this is apparent in way com is pretending to be stern guardian of right to privacy against illegal wiretapping conducted under guise of natl security; says hearing has been charade and no embarrassing questions were asked; says he does not believe Kissinger was personally responsible for providing cover of 'natl security' for wiretaps that had nothing to do with natl security but Kissinger nomination is Sen's crowbar, only 1 it is likely to have, to pry into illegal and unconscionable surveillance

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Richardson to Base Taps on Security; Position Held Justified

Date: 13 September 1973

Special to The New York Times

Atty Gen Richardson, in lr to Sen Foreign Relations Com Chmn Fulbright, released Sept 12,promises com that he will attempt to ensure that 'a genuine natl security interest' is involved before he orders wiretaps without ct warrants; emphasizes that Nixon Adm will continue to feel justified in ordering such 'natl security' wiretaps in 'ltd number of cautiously and meticulously reviewed instances'; says he is answering com's request of H A Kissinger for statement of Adm's current policy in matter; lists criteria he would use in authorizing wiretap; ACLU sends telegram to com on Sept 11 urging it not to allow any further dissemination of information in FBI rept on 13 govt officials and 4 newsmen whose phones were tapped in '69-71 period

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Senators See F.B.I. Report On Kissinger and Wiretaps; Sparkman Voices Optimism Two Senators See F.B.I. Report on Kissinger and Wiretapping Memorandum Provided

Date: 12 September 1973

By BERNARD GWERTZMANSpecial to The New York Times

Sec of State-designate H A Kissinger testifies before Sen Foreign Relations Com on Sept 11 that prolonged absence of strategic arms limitation pact with USSR makes spiraling of weapons race inevitable as US will be 'driven to reply to new Soviet developments in MIRVs'

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WATERGATE PANEL WILL MEET TODAY; Senators to Decide Scope of Inquiry on Campaign 'Tricks' and Financing No Ehrlichman Comment

Date: 12 September 1973

By DAVID E. ROSENBAUMSpecial to The New York Times

David ROSENBAUMSpecial

Sen Watergate com is scheduled to meet on Sept 12 to set scope and format of rest of its investigation; com chief counsel Dash plans to brief com on information that staff investigators have developed since hearings were recessed 5 wks ago; 1st witness at resumed public hearings is expected to be C W Colson; other witnesses scheduled for 1st few days include E H Hunt Jr and attys W O Bittman, P L O'Brien and K Parkinson; PBS-TV has announced that it will continue to rebroadcast hearings at night; documents filed on Sept 10 by Finance Com to Re-Elect the Pres with GAO show that Nixon campaign aide F La Rue, who has pleaded guilty to Watergate conspiracy charge, had returned $64,850 to campaign treasury; money apparently was originally intended for payments to men convicted in Watergate conspiracy; illus

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House Rejects Proposals by the Senate on Data and Military Basesl

Date: 12 September 1973

BY MARJORIE HUNTERSpecial to The New York Times

HR retains in bill provision requiring persons apptd by Pres as amb or min to foreign posts to disclose campaign contributions made by him personally or by immediate family

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