June 11, 1969

Pope takes part in prayer service with Prot and Orthodox leaders, including Rev Dr Blake, at World Council of Chs auditorium, Geneva; calls for efforts to brine about 'collaboration among all Christians' that would express 'that union that already exists among them'; holds it premature to discuss RC Ch membership in council; council officials are not surprised by stand on membership, are reptdly concerned over Pope's unwillingness to join in formal prayer service in council's chapel; illus

MASON, Mich., June 10 -Ronald W. August, a suspended Detroit policeman charged with murdering a Negro youth during the Detroit riots in 1967, was acquitted today by an all-white jury of 11 women and one man.

8 SDS leaders found guilty of criminal contempt and jailed for maximum terms of 30 days for defying ct order barring recent campus demonstrations; are also fined $100 each; youths are taken immediately to Civil Jail by 8 plainclothes sheriffs who were in courtroom; illus

Lindsay and Badillo score candidates whose ads appeal to 'suspicion and fear,' urge all candidates to repudiate such appeals, joint statement; Badillo admits he refers specifically to Wagner; Scheuer's and Wagner's mgrs, Procaccino and Marchi score statement

Judicial Conf lays down stiff new rules forbidding all Fed judges, except members of Sup Ct, to accept outside fees, requiring all lower Fed fudges to file annual repts of their investments and other assets; Judge Ainsworth, who presided over com that drafted resolutions, says he believes conf has no jurisdiction over Sup Ct and that members of that Ct 'will have to speak for themselves'; confirms that new rules reflect judiciary's belief that 'the matter of discipline by Fed Judges should be done themselves'; possibility that new rules may stir up more strident demands for Cong action because Sup Ct is untouched seen; Sen Tydings confs with judges, lauds 'major steps' taken by Judicial Conf