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scene in Guam described as US airlift of Vietnamese refugees continues and US mil and Red Cross personnel hastily erect tents and other facilities to accommodate evacuees; some soc changes refugees are facing noted; illus (L)

On Guam, a Jungle Is Becoming A Vast Refugee City Overnight

NY Times survey of malpractice dilemma revs case of Gail Kalmowitz, who recently won malpractice suit because oxygen she recd as premature baby caused blindness; malpractice crisis and her case reflect fact that new drugs, diagnostic and therapeutic procedures developed in recent yrs have created risks that are often unforeseen and sometimes unavoidable; Kalmowitz illus (L)

A Dilemma for Doctors, Patients and the Courts

A Federal evaluation team has recommended that the office of Maurice H. Nadjari, the special stale prosecutor, continue as an independent autonomous body and he strengthened financially so that it can concentrate on corruption in the city's judicial system.

U.S. STUDY BACKS NADJARI EFFORTS

US officials, commenting on probable reasons Ford and Brezhnev have decided to delay until fall their planned meeting in Washington, cite slow pace of current strategic arms limitation talks (S)

BREZHNEV, FORD AGREE TO DELAY TALKS TILL FALL

Comment on expected Communist takeover of Saigon following resignation of Pres Nguyen Van Thieu, on evacuation of many S Vietnamese and all but thousand of Amers, and on what Ford might expect from Cong on his aid requests (M)

SAIGON ASSEMBLY EMPOWERS HUONG TO PICK SUCCESSOR

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Brit governing Labor party, at special conf in London Apr 26, rejects pleas by Prime Min Wilson and other Govt officials and votes by 2 to 1 margin to urge Brit voters to say 'no' in June 5 referendum on remaining in EEC; some Govt officials see party making mistake because they think position will be repudiated by voters in June; unions opposed to EEC have biggest voting power, notably Transport and Gen Workers Union; meeting is bizarre; Wilson, Sec James Callaghan and Sec Roy Jenkins speak for membership, Sec Michael Foot against; principal speaker against is Bryan Stanley, gen sec of Post Office Engineering Union; poll published in Evening Standard indicates nearly 7 out of 10 voters have made up their minds to vote 'yes'; among Labor party supporters, pro-EEC forces hold 6-4 lead; MP Edward W Short, Sec Barbara Castle and Min Anthony Wedgwood Benn illus at party conf (M)

Laborites Rebuff Wilson By Voting Against Market

Portuguese Communist party receives less than 13% of votes cast in Apr 25 election, running poor 3d behind Socialists, who emerged as country's leading party with 38% of vote, nearly complete election results for constituent Assembly; centrist Popular Dems in strong runner-up position with 25% of vote; constituent Assembly will draft const for Portugal; all parties that won scats were bound in advance by pact with country's mil rulers lo write const providing for continuation of mil rule for several yrs and for creation of Socialist soc; Socialist party leader Mario Soares and Popular Dems emphasize that they will respect mil pact; refrain from aggressive talk but, nonetheless have become potential center of opposition to extremism in Portugal's mil leadership; Information Min Jorge Correia Jesuino acknowledges that 40% of voters were expected to cast blank ballots; only 7% did so; election results analyzed; Soares and wife Maria Barrese illus (L)

COMMUNISTS FAIL IN PORTUGAL VOTE

AFL-CIO Indus Union Dept (IUD) sponsors rally on Apr 26, Washington, DC; tens of thousands of labor union members march, but proceedings are halted when young demonstrators rush out on field at RFK Stadium; Sen Hubert Humphrey and others try in vain to speak; demonstrators began surge during initial speech of IUD pres I W Abel; speech was read by United Steelworkers of Amer sec-treas Walter Burke; officials decide to end rally after futile efforts by exec dir Jacob Clayman to remedy situation; State, County and Munic Employes Dist Council 37 exec dir Victor Gotbaum comments; Repr Bella Abzug appeals to crowd; among speakers who did not get opportunity to address rally were Amer Fed of State County and Munic Employes pres Jerry Wurf, CWA pres Glenn E Watts, ACWA sec-treas Jacob Sheinkman, AFT pres Albert Shanker, IUEW pres Paul Jennings, United Rubber Workers of Amer pres Peter Bommarito, Assoc Actors and Artists of Amer pres Frederick O'Neal, Natl Urban League dir Vernon Jordan, Sen Richard S Schweiker and Repr Barbara C Jordan; IUD issues statement on unemployment; early arrivals from IUEW demonstrate at White House against relocation of industries in foreign countries and flow of imports that they contend have jeopardized their jobs; illus of Humphrey attempting to address crowd; illus of special police officer grappling with demonstrator (L)

Capital Job Rally by Labor Is Disrupted As Protesters Halt Stadium Speeches

article on influx of Israeli speakers in US whose goal is to encourage audiences to rev US-Israeli ties (M)

Israelis Taking Their Case to American Audiences

Indian Parliament, 157-3, approves bill making Sikkim India's 22 state (S)

Indian Legislators Back Statehood for Sikkim

Article on pol, soc and econ problems besetting Premier Suleyman Demirel Govt; pol divisions seen hampering progress (M)

Tense Issues Test New Turkish Leader

Greek and Turkish diplomats see little prospect for rapid progress at intercommunal talks, Vienna, toward pol solution of Cyprus situation; say issues, including rights to drill for oil under Aegean Sea, control of air space over it and Amer's termination of mil aid to Turkey, are complicating situation and causing Turkish and Greek sides to stiffen their positions; say new Turkish Govt of Premier Suleyman Demirel lacks strength; Turkish Foreign Min Ihsan S Caglayangil comments; Greek Premier Constantine Caramanlis's position noted; situation revd (M)

Slow Going Is Expected in Cyprus Talks

Syrian Foreign Min Khaddam repts Soviet leader Brezhev plans to visit Arab capitals soon (S)

ARAFAT MAY VISIT SOVIET THIS WEEK

Bowdoin Coll provost, Olin Robison, named pres of Middlebury Coll (S)

New Middlebury President

Portugal's recent leftward swing viewed with acute concern by US naval sources, who fear country may be lost to NATO; sources regard shift as incompatible with NATO membership; Brit and Canadian Navy sr officers also share same opinion; map (M)

LISBON'S FUTURE STIRS PENTAGON

Taiwan Govt expected not to grant entry to 10 former high-ranking Nationalist Chinese mil officers, now in Hong Kong, who were among 293 'war criminals' released from Communist Chinese prisons in Mar; seemingly Govt-inspired articles maintain that 10 are being used by Peking for propaganda purposes and charge that members of group have been in contact with Communist agents in Hong Kong and have made statements favorable to Peking (M)

World News Briefs

MARTINA FRANCA, Italy, April 24&#8212;The cone&#8208;shaped constructions known as trulli, one of the most characteristic features of the rolling plains surrounding this southern city, are in danger of decay, and city officials have launched a campaign to save them.

Italy Seeks to Save the ‘Trulli’ —Odd Stone Cones in the South

Govt extends deadline for filing income-tax returns by 10 days to May 7 in wake of strike by fiscal adm personnel; Italy's income-tax structure and opposition to it noted (S)

ELUSIVE TAX FORM VEXES ITALIANS

Japanese Govt, after 5 yrs of hesitation, submits nuclear nonproliferation treaty to Parliament for ratification (S)

Japan Acts to Adopt Pact Curbing Nuclear Weapons

Soviet and Amer farm experts will coordinate quality-control efforts in light of Soviet complaints that Amers have been sending them damaged corn; USSR discussed problem in Moscow with 6-man US delegation headed by Charles Pence (M)

U.S. and Soviet Discuss Corn Damage

mil spokesman Col Phonesay Santavas says Pathet Lao will not withdraw its forces from stratetic positions around Sala Phou Khoun unless royal Lao forces pull their reinforcement units from nearby areas; fighting is reptd at Dane Soung and Nanyang, 14 mi north of Vientiane; Defense Min Sisouk na Champassak charges that at least 15,000 Pathet Lao troops took part in fighting (S)

LAOTIAN LEFT SETS TERMS FOR PULLOUT

Self-exiled Cambodian Pres Lon Nol and family move into newly purchased home in Honolulu (Hawaii) suburb; Lon Nol says he will remain in Hawaii and will send his children to school there; Secret Service detail guarding Lon Nol has been discontinued; new community has private guard service and local police have been notified of Lon Nol's move; spokesman says Lon Nol and his family are in Hawaii on official visas and will probably obtain pol asylum (S)

Lon Nol and His Family Move to Honolulu Home

Article holds that Togo, although 1 of poorest and smallest of African states, has taken leading role in urging other underdeveloped countries to help build their economies and establish new relationships; Togo works in close harmony with Nigeria in attempting to give shape to new econ relationships former colonies will have with former rulers as well as with each other; map (M)

TOGOLESE SEEKING NEW AFRICAN TIES

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April 27, 1975

Headlines from April 27, 1975

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On Guam, a Jungle Is Becoming A Vast Refugee City Overnight

A Dilemma for Doctors, Patients and the Courts

U.S. STUDY BACKS NADJARI EFFORTS

BREZHNEV, FORD AGREE TO DELAY TALKS TILL FALL

Billboard 200

Physical Graffiti

Chicago VIII

Have You Never Been Mellow

That's The Way Of The World (Soundtrack)

An Evening With John Denver

Notable Births

Historical Context for April 27, 1975