Vice Pres Ford's golf shot strikes 17-yr-old spectator Tom Gerard on head during celebrity golf tourn, Minneapolis; illus (M)

Ford, Teeing Off Like Agnew, Hits Spectator in Head With Golf Ball

White House on June 24 discloses that Pres Nixon suffered phlebitis during his recent trip to Middle East (S)

President Suffered Leg Inflammation; Condition ‘Resolved’

Darius. Milhaud, composer who helped overturn traditional French music in the nineteen&#8208;twenties, died at his home in Geneva. He was 81 years old. Page 40.

Milhaud Dies at 81

House Judiciary Com on June 24 issues subpoena for tapes among which are those of five '71 conversations that com attys may document charge by Charles W Colson that Nixon had urged him to disseminate derogatory information about Daniel Ellsberg (S)

RODINO UNIT ISSUES 4 NEW SUBPOENAS; 49 TAPES SOUGHT

US Treas Dept Revenue Sharing Office repts that Conn will receive $79.7-million in revenue sharing funds in fiscal '75, compared with $75.2-million in fiscal '74 (S)

Revenue Share to 3 States. To Go Up by $32‐Million

June 25: 3 Arab guerrillas break into small apt house in Israeli town of Nahariya on June 24 and kill 3 Israeli civilians before being slain themselves in gunfight with Israeli soldiers; 1 Israeli soldier also dies and 5 are wounded in battle; dead civilians include woman, girl and boy who were living in 3 story apt building; attack, 4th staged by Arab guerrillas in northern Israel since Apr 11 raid on Qiryat Shemona, comes several hrs after Israeli Premier Yitzhak Rbain tours northern border and warns residents to remain on alert against guerrillas; Army communique says 3 guerrillas apparently crossed into Israel from Lebanon; Israeli soldiers, led by Maj Gen Raphael Eitan, rescued 17 men, women and children from apts where they barricaded themselves behind piles of furniture; mil spokesman says search for other infiltrators is continuing; map (M)

Arabs Kill 4 Israelis And Then Are Slain In Apartment Raid

Brit defense sources rept nuclear explosion in Nev recently involved improved warhead for Polaris missiles carried in Brit nuclear submarines; Prime Min Wilson says test was made under arrangements made by former Conservative Govt (S)

BRITISH ATOM TEST IN U.S. DISCLOSED

Israeli Defense Min Shimon Peres arrives in US on June 24 to discuss long-term mil aid pact; Sec Kissinger, when asked if Israel will get $1.5-billion yearly as rumored, says no 'particular level' has been set, news conf (S)

ACCORD IN MOSCOW TO LIMIT A‐TESTS SEEN BY KISSINGER

The weakened economic situation was reflected in developments on both sides of the Atlantic yesterday. Interest rates continued their upward march in the United States, contributing to the weakening of both the pound and stock prices in London. There was also an official prediction that Italy's balance&#8208;of&#8208;payments deficit would reach $10&#8208;billion for the year.

U.S. Interest Rates Rise As British Pound Slides

Sudanese Pres Nimeiry on June 24 decides to hand over to Palestine Liberation Orgn (PLO) 8 Black September guerrillas who killed US Amb Cleo A Noel Jr, US charge d'affaires George C Moore and Belgian charge d'affaires Guy Eid in siege of Saudi Embassy in Khartoum on Mar 2, '73; decision means that guerrillas will be freed promptly; earlier in day Sudanese ct sentences 8 to life imprisonment but Nimeiry commutes sentence to 7 yrs in prison and says sentence will be in hands of PLO; clemency action is seen as evidence of immense political and psychological pressures on Arab govts dealing with Palestinian guerrillas; ct's guilty verdict against 8 terrorists is 1st of its kind announced publicly in Arab country other than Jordan; Arab diplomats say that Saudi Arabia is understood to have refrained pointedly from encouraging Sudanese to take tough action against Palestinians (M)

SUDAN TO GIVE UP TERRORIST KILLERS OF 2 U. S. ENVOYS

Article on effect of stringent NYS drug laws notes Gov Wilson will not name any more than 36 judges already chosen to enforce law (S)

DRUG FLOW NOTED DESPITE NEW LAWS

Newark, NJ, Mayor Kenneth A Gibson prepares to enter 2d term on July 1; critics and supporters debate whether Gibson is innovative or aggressive enough to bring city to threshold of new prosperity; Gibson remains engima despite his success in achieving voter recognition; praise for his success in stabilizing taxes and in cooling racial tensions is usually mixed with expressed desire to see him drop reserve and become more visible city leader; Newark's image remains negative but there are some reasons for cautious optimism; bldgs that were abandoned at rate of more than 700 a yr are returning to tax rolls through auctions conducted by city tax collector; another sign of hope is stabilization of tax rate; '74 rate is $8.60 for each $100 of assessed valuation--still one of highest rates in country but down from $9.63 in '72; Gibson illus (L)

Gibson Entering 2d Term Amid Calls for Innovation

NEWS INDEX

Pres Nixon's counselor for econ affairs Kenneth Rush says unemployment rate might reach 5.8% by end of '74, figure consistent with Adm projections of 5.5% to 6% (S)

DROP IN SPENDING SOUGHT BY NIXON

RC hierarchy of France has reacted irately to press repts of circumstances of death of Cardinal Jean Danielou, among France's prominent ch leaders and intellectuals; Danielou died May 20; initial repts said he was striken by heart attack in the st; Le Canard Enchaine, anticlerical satirical weekly, repts that Danielou died in apt of Mimi Santoni, 24-yr-old nightclub stripper; large sum of money was found on his person; police and ch authorities refuse to shed any light on specific circumstances of his death, attributed to burst of blood vessel (M)

French Church Attacks Reports Cardinal Died in Woman's Room

Exiled Soviet author Alexandr I Solzhenitsyn says repression of citizens by Govt of USSR is threat to world peace, TV int (S)

Solzhenitsyn Gives Terms for His Return

Bombs damage branches of Bank of Boston and Bank of London in Buenos Aires in apparently coordinated attacks against foreign cos (S)

Bombs in Buenos Aires Shake Foreign Offices

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today

Ital press scores adverse comments by US press on Italy's econ crisis; Il Giorno columnist Giorgio Bocca charges that US must share responsibility for Italy's plight (S)

Italians Rebuke American Press For Adverse Comment in Crisis

IRA says 2 men killed in Londonderry supermarket when bomb exploded prematurely were IRA members (S)

Two Die in Ulster While Taking Bomb Into a Supermarket

Business Internatl, private business research orgn, repts 7 Eur cities, headed by Stockholm, have higher cost of living than NYC; other cities identified as Oslo, Frankfurt, Dusseldorf, Zurich, Copenhagen and Geneva (S)

Expensive European Cities

Shah of Iran arrives in Paris on June 24 for talks with French Pres Valery Giscard d'Estaing expected to include discussions of French assistance in developing nuclear energy plants in Iran (S)

Iran Says She Has No Intention To Develop Nuclear Weapons

Lebanese Premier Takieddin Solh says on June 24 that Lebanon has asked Arab nations for assistance in strengthening its air defenses against Israel; says he will visit Egypt and Libya before middle of July; has already visited Kuwait and other Arab emirates in Persian Gulf region to obtain commitments of aid for Lebanon's new defense plan, which is expected to cost $600-million in next 5 yrs; Lebanese sources say toll of recent Israeli raids against 4 Palestinian refugee camps in southern Lebanon is 80 killed and some 150 wounded; Palestinian sources rept that from now on Palestine Liberation Orgn will fortify camps; says air raid shelters will be built and missile network set up as deterrent against Israeli attack; Palestinian press agency Wafa repts that Syria promised to provide camps with means of defense; does not say what form assistance will take or whether Lebanese Govt will approve it (M)

Lebanon Asks Arab Aid With Her Air Defenses

article on Portuguese Guinea (Guinea-Bissau) notes that even though cease-fire talks between Portuguese Govt and Guinean rebel reprs have broken off informal cease-fire has been in effect for over mo; soldiers from both sides have been seen fraternizing; Portuguese Interterritorial Min Antonio de Almeida Santos says that because fraternization between once-hostile armies has progressed so far, Portugal could not resume war even if it wanted to; Brig Gen Carlos Fabiaco and Maj Antonio Almeida Correia comment on changes in country since Apr 25 Portuguese mil coup; note that stores and names of sts bear 'Guinea-Bissau' signs, proclaiming new and ind repub; map (M)

Portuguese Mingle With Guinean Rebels in an Informal Truce

Saigon command repts, June 24, Communist units blew up fuel tanks and ammunition dump at Hoa My depot outside Hue; repts 93 Communists killed in fighting S of Da Nang (S)

Saigon Asserts Communists Destroyed Fuel and Shells

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June 25, 1974

Headlines from June 25, 1974

Ford, Teeing Off Like Agnew, Hits Spectator in Head With Golf Ball

President Suffered Leg Inflammation; Condition ‘Resolved’

Milhaud Dies at 81

RODINO UNIT ISSUES 4 NEW SUBPOENAS; 49 TAPES SOUGHT

Revenue Share to 3 States. To Go Up by $32‐Million

Billboard 200

Sundown

Band On The Run

The Sting

Buddha And The Chocolate Box

Maria Muldaur

Notable Births

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for June 25, 1974