Dem Sen candidate Harry M Reid expects large campaign contribution from NEA (S)

Teacher Groups Increase Election Campaign Outlay

The Yankees rallied to beat the Cleveland Indians yesterday, 14&#8208;7, and take a one&#8208;game lead over the Baltimore Orioles with nine games left in the hot Eastern Division race. The Orioles lost to the Boston Red Sox, in 10 innings. Details in Section 5.

Yanks Win, Lead by

Wall St, Repub bastion that supported and contributed to re‐election of former Pres Nixon, is now trying hard to forget him; brokers int; illus (M)

Wall Street Tries Hard to Forget Nixon

Philanthropic orgns are forced to reduce grants as falling stock mkt depresses worth of their holdings; Ford Foundation pres McGeorge Bundy says 50% cut in foundation's program budget is 1 of several alternatives trustees are studying; Bundy illus (M)

Ford Foundation Weighs Reducing Grants by 50%

Sen Ribicoff sets limit of $454,000 on campaign contributions he will accept, compared with $620,000 recd in ‘68 (S)

WATERGATE HURTS POLITICAL FUNDING

Survey of econ growth in South shows unemployment is rising more rapidly there than in country as whole; findings detailed (S)

After Robust Decade, South's Growth Lags

NYS has informed NYC that it must abide by construction budget set in pre‐inflationary ‘65 if it wants psychiatric facilities planned for new $150‐million Bellevue Hosp; city mental health experts retort that this is impossible and that 4 top floors at hosp that were supposed to have opened in Sept as desperately needed psychiatric center will remain empty indefinitely; clash between NYS and NYC stems from decision by NYS Mental Hygiene Dept to reduce sharply number of beds intended for new Bellevue center at time when NYC needs minimum of 222 beds for psychiatric patients; state has insisted that new center have no more than 134 beds; Mayor Beame has appealed to Gov Wilson to overrule state agency so work can begin

Bellevue Project Is Limited as State “Holds to ‘65 Costs

leading nuclear safety expert Carl J Hocevar resigns from AEC in dispute over nuclear power safety (S)

POWER REACTORS FACE SAFETY TEST

Honduran Govt on Sept 21 announces at least 3,800 bodies have been found and 5,000 people are missing as result of hurricane Fifi, which struck on Sept 19; authorities say vast areas of Caribbean coastal region are flooded and many towns and villages are still cut off from mountain capital of Tegucigalpa; Natl Emergency Com official Col Eduardo Andino says disaster zone stretches across entire northern lowlands, where most of country's agr crops are grown; says over 60,000 people are homeless; US, Nicaragua and Guatemala send emergency supplies; hurricane, with winds up to 130‐mph, cut path of destruction across Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala and Belize before weakening over SE Mexico; officials estimate 2,000‐8,000 Mexicans are homeless; small Honduran town of Choloma appears to have been hardest hit, with 2,760 bodies found; map (M)

TOLL IN HONDURAS FROM HURRICANE NOV PUT AT 3,800

Delegates from Cyprus, Greece, Turkey and other nations agree during 4‐hr UN Gen Assembly recess on Sept 21 to hold Cyprus debate in full Assembly with collaboration of Gen Pol Com (S)

ASSEMBLY OF U.N. SETS FULL DEBATE ON PALESTINIANS

Sindona Resigns His Post As F ranklin Bank Director

Stephen M Bingham, radical lawyer who disappeared 3 yrs ago after being charged with smuggling gun to George Jackson in San Quentin prison before shootout in which 6 persons were killed, int in unidentified Canadian city; he is continuing pol work underground and has no intention of turning himself in; his thinking has evolved into Marxism‐Leninism, identifies with individuals and groups battling capitalist values and favors total restructuring of Amer soc; prison shootout revd; illus (L)

A Lawyer Hunted. In Prison Killings Is Active in Hiding

Israel and Syria are locked in test of wills over their conflicting interpretations of mil provisions of 3 1/2‐mo‐old accord on disengagement on troops on Golan hts; despite tension along Golan hts front and charges and coutercharges of violations of agreement, sr UN officials in area are hopeful that agreement will be renewed for another 6 mos when this one expires on Nov 30; believe prospect of serious outbreak of fighting in near future is remote; Israeli and Syrian charges of breaches of agreement by other side noted; in response to mutual recriminations, UN Under Sec for Political Affairs Roberto Guyer and UN Forces comdr Lt Gen Ensio Siilasvuo have shuttled back and forth between Jerusalem and Damascus during last 2 wks to listen to complaints; UN source says real significance of accusations is political, no military; there is also dispute between Israel and Syria over role to be played by UN Disengagement Observation Force; Syria contends that force is empowered only to observe carrying out of agreement; Israel and UN command insist that force is charged with enforcing agreement; in controversial incident in Aug, UN guard, assigned to check identity of Syrian officials entering buffer zone, which is supposed to be closed to all mil personnel, turned back civilian car carrying Syrian Defense Min Maj Gen Mustafa Tlas when it attempted to pass into buffer zone; Syrian Foreign Min Abdel Halim Khaddam is expected to raise quesition of force in talks late in Sept with UN Sec Gen Waldheim (M)

Israel and Syria Trade Charges of Golan Violations

Article on US Sec Kissinger as target of sharp criticism on Capitol Hill notes Sen Thomas F Eagleton, who has been waging campaign to have Govt cut off mil aid to Turkey on ground that use of US equipment in Cyprus was illegal under US law, angrily rebuked Kissinger for trying to keep aid flowing to Turkey; notes State Dept officials and Cong observers agree that Cong irritation with Adm's failure to stop Turkey's invasion of Cyprus and decision by Kissinger to continue mil aid to Turkey have hurt Kissinger (S)

Aides Concerned as Kissinger Faces First Sharp Criticism on Capitol Hill

article on pol situation in Ethiopia discusses possible power struggle among mil officials involved in Armed Forces Coordinating Com; notes that most difficult decision Govt faces is what to do with Haile Selassie, whom they deposed as Emperor on Sept 12; Lt Gen Aman Michael Andom, nominal head of Govt, holds news conf on Sept 20; fails to comment on fate of Haile Selassie; rumors concerning former Emperor's capture noted; accusations lodged against Haile Selassie by mil officials also noted; controversy surrounding Gen Aman's position discussed; Gen Aman illus (L)

Ethiopia in Quandary on Fate of Selassie

B'nai B'rith asking 500,000 members around US to raise $1‐million to create 6 1/2‐acre pedestrian park, B'nai B'rith Jerusalem Garden, in sloping area that fronts western side of ancient walls of Old City of Jerusalem, from Tower of David to Mt Zion; area was part of ‘no‐man's land’ that divided Israel and Jordan until reunification of Jerusalem after June ‘67 war; announcement of project was made last wk by Jerusalem Mayor Teddy Kollek and B'nai B'rith internatl pres David M Blumberg; Jordan has been demanding restoration of Old City as condition for any future peace settlement (M)

B'NAI B'RITH PLANS JERUSALEM PARK

Syrian Pres Hafez al‐Assad addresses Trade Unions Confed conf in Damascas (S)

SYRIA STRONGER, LEADER ASSERTS

Egypt, Syria and Palestine Liberation Orgn (PLO) on Sept 21 reject any idea of partial pol settlements in Middle East; joint communique published after 2 days of high‐level talks says ‘Arab cause is 1 cause'; follows talks by Egyptian Foreign Min Ismail Fahmy, Syrian Foreign Min Abdel Halim Khaddam and PLO repr Farouk Kaddoumi; communique says that Egypt and Syria agreed to coordinate their policies on regular monthly basis and to hold contacts periodically with Palestinian group and with other Arab nations; Israeli Premier Yitzhak Rabin made it clear at recent visit to Washington that Israel would prefer that next stage in Middle East diplomacy be bilateral negotiations between Israel and individual Arab nations (S)

PARTIAL SETTLEMENT REJECTED BY ARABS

Israel repts that new immigration accounts for part of 2.8% increase in number of Jewish residents (S)

Population of Israel Is Put at 3.4 Million

Pravda (Communist party newspaper) criticism of Soviet fad, collecting of lapel pins, discussed; assails fact that some lapel pins have close similarity to mil decoration; holds production of lapel pins is ‘growing catastrophically’ and consuming precious raw materials; says 99 state enterprises have submitted plans to mint 146 million such pins; notes bit of profiteering has developed and prices for rare items can run high (M)

Pin Hobby, Soviet Fad, Is Criticized

Za Rubezhom, Soviet foreign affairs journal, attacks Soviet studies at Amer, Brit and W Ger univs, charging they step up psychological warfare at time of East‐West detente; among univs criticized are Columbia and Harvard; it is noted that Amer scholars James Billington, Edward Keenan and Loren Graham have been denied visits to USSR for Soviet studies (M)

SCHOLARS IN WEST ACCUSED BY SOVIET

Turkish Premier Bulent Ecevit meets opposition from 2 ranking pol leaders in his bid for early elections; says only obstacle to formation of new coalition Govt is election date; reptdly hopes to turn his party's slim plurality into governing majority if Turks go to polls during current popularity following Turkey's successful invasion of Turkey (S)

World News Briefs

Pres Ford and Soviet Min Andrei A Gromyko, on Sept 21, conclude 2 days of White House talks on Middle East, strategic arms control and bilateral Soviet‐Amer relations; Sec Kissinger attends; mutual interest in continuing relations developed by ex‐Pres Nixon and L I Brezhnev noted; US official calls relations in ‘pretty good shape’ (M)

Gromyko and Ford Complete 2 Days of Discussions

article on Claude Dulong's book Everyday Life at the Elysee in Charles de Gaulle's Time recounts his ‘biting’ humor and pol life (M)

DE GAULLE HUMOR DESCRIBED IN BOOK

Peru expects final agreement shortly on $550‐million pkg from US banks for operation of Cuajone mine, which Southern Peru Copper Corp is to exploit (S)

PERU'S RULERS SET LONG‐RANGE GOALS

Jennifer Lin Colella is an American actress and singer. She is best known for her work in musical theatre.

September 22, 1974

Headlines from September 22, 1974

Teacher Groups Increase Election Campaign Outlay

Yanks Win, Lead by

Wall Street Tries Hard to Forget Nixon

Ford Foundation Weighs Reducing Grants by 50%

WATERGATE HURTS POLITICAL FUNDING

Billboard 200

Fullfillingness First Finale

Bad Company

Endless Summer

Rags To Rufus

If You Love Me Let Me Know

Notable Births

Historical Context for September 22, 1974