illus of Ford with Egyptian Pres Sadat in Salzburg

PRESIDENT HAILS SADAT'S POLICIES AS PARLEY OPENS

Analysis of NATO summit conf, of pol, econ and strategic problems discussed, and of resurgence of solidarity it achieved; roles and statements by Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, Pres Ford, Premiers Aldo Moro and Leo Tindemans noted (L)

After Summit, New NATO Confidence

NY Times survey of transit systems in 11 major cities indicates that in contrast to ridership losses in NYC and other cities, innovative public transport elsewhere in nation is attracting enough new riders to retain almost all ridership gains won during gasoline shortage in '74 (L)

Many Transport Systems Retain Crisis‐Won Riders

Susan Ford's senior prom was held in a special place&#8212;the White House. Details and pictures are on Page 20.

White House Prom

EAST MEADOW, L.I., June 1&#8212;Gail Port was on the side of the doctors. But that was before her son slid into second base on Saturday and broke his wrist.

Malpractice Actionon L.I.Hits Home; Many Use Hospital Emergency Room

Nolan Ryan of the California Angels pitched his fourth major league no&#8208;hit game yesterday, equaling Sandy Koufax's record, and beat the Baltimore Orioles, 1&#8208;0, in Anaheim, Calif. It was the 100th victory of his career. Details on Page 31.

Ryan Hurls No‐Hitter

Budget Bur, in confidential memorandum, says that NYC's budget deficit for fiscal '77 will more than double to $1.3-billion because of rising costs of debt service, pensions and other outlays; says that even if NYC can move to close $641.5-million deficit for fiscal '76, Mayor Beame will have to cut expenditures of all city agencies by next fall to avoid huge deficit; calls for confidential list of low-priority programs, ineffective or inefficient operations' in each city agency for rev; memorandum bases recommendations on estimates of future revenues, such as taxes, and expenditures which will require further rev; puts tax-levy requirements for '76-77 at $8.719-billion and for '77-78 at $9.106-billion; says that estimates on expenditures are conservative (M)

CITY'S BUDGET GAP TO DOUBLE IN YEAR, FISCAL MEMO SAYS

Fed Energy Admr Frank Zarb says oil import tariff and decontrol of domestic oil prices will increase gasoline prices 14-15c a gal by '77, leading to avg cost of 70c a gal nationally, and will increase prices of other petroleum products 6-8c a gal, ABC-TV's Issues and Answers; notes that House Ways and Means Com bill would raise gasoline prices 23c a gal by '77; says increase will lead Detroit to manufacture lighter cars; says increase is in consumer and natl interest since oil-exporting countries will raise prices if US does not (M)

Zarb Expects Gas to Cost 70c a Gallon in Two Years

illus of Sadat with Pres Ford in Salzburg

Ford Falls but Is Unhurt

Article examines increasing opposition to nonlawyer judges throughout US; critics argue that law is increasingly complex, so much so that it is often difficult, if not impossible, for lay person to understand it fully; say that many cases involve legal issues that only lawyer would see; suits challenging const of nonlawyer judge system in NY, Ariz, SC, Ky and Mississippi noted; nonlawyer judges comment; illus of W R Faulkenberry, who does magistrate's work at night and on wkends (M)

Nonlawyer Judges Under New Attack

NYS drs' job action protesting malpractice ins begins June 1, with little effect on med services in met area, which are normally curtailed on Sundays; participation is expected to be greatest in Bklyn, Queens, Nassau, Suffolk and other suburban areas, with lesser involvement in Westchester and Bronx; Queens County Med Soc pres Dr Joseph Klements comments on obtaining med services during protest

PHYSICIANS BEGIN JOB ACTION HERE; IMPACT IS SLIGHT

Ford, in Madrid, spends more time with Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon than with Franco; under Juan Carlos, who will succeed Franco as head of state, US hopes Spain can be more readily accepted into NATO defense system, possibly even into membership (M)

U.S. Looks to Prince as Key to Spain

Israel and Rumania agree to extend their relations in tech, scientific and cultural fields, communique at end of 4-day visit to Rumania by Israeli Min Allon (S)

Rumania and Israel Urge Quick Mideast Peace Moves

Naim Bordkan, chief of Christian militia forces of former Lebanese Pres Camille Chamoun is killed on June 1 during fighting between armed factions on hwy between Beirut and Saida; sources say Bordkan was assassinated from ambush; killing is expected to further complicate efforts of Premier-designate Rashid Karami to form broadly based cabinet and to halt factional killings; Beirut is calm; fighting erupts between Christian village of Damour and Moslem village of Naamah, which is 10 miles south of Beirut; 3 people are killed in exch of rocket and machine-gun fire; illus (M)

Christian Militia Chief Slain in Lebanon

Premier Rabin is coming under criticism from supporters for failing to articulate comprehensive Israeli program for peace with Israel; pol doves in Parliament and press who backed Rabin are accusing him of lacking leadership qualities necessary to come up with bold initiative that might break negotiating stalemate; at same time, both critics and supporters credit Rabin with providing Israel with stable Govt; politicians expect Rabin to complete his 4-yr term and to stand for re-election in '77; Rabin seems to have no serious competition at moment but has failed to generate much enthusiasm among Israelis; his solitary style of running Govt and lack of charisma discussed; Rabin's principal achievement has been in domestic areas; Rabin illus (L)

Israeli Premier Is Under Fire for Delaying a Strong Peace Plan

Premier Rabin names Ariel Sharon, hero of '73 Arab-Israeli war, to new post as adviser to Premier; Sharon's field of activity is not officially defined but it will obviously be mil; some members of Govt, including Defense Min Shimon Peres, are opposed to apptmt; Sharon was founder of Likud bloc in Parliament and has been 1 of severest critics of Rabin adm; critics speculate on reasons for apptmt; Sharon has made it plain he would have preferred to return to regular army, which he quit in July '73, but C/S Lt Gen Mordechai Gur refused to take him; Rabin says Sharon will retain his emergency apptmt in reserves despite arguments by Peres and Gur that it is not feasible for same man to serve as Premier's adviser and subordinate to C/S; apptmt is attacked in newspapers; Haaretz says it undermines position of Defense Mm as well as C/S; Sharon illus (M)

Rabin Names Controversial '73 War Hero as Advise

Kyodo News Service repts Chinese Govt will adopt on Sept 1 new standard Romanized spellings that correspond more closely to way Chinese names of persons and places are pronounced; spellings are for use on passports and other documents taken abroad; include Beijing for Peking and Mao Zedong for Mao Tse-tung (S)

Peking to Be ‘Beijing’ In New Romanized Form

5,000 Austrian veterans of World War 1 march in Salzburg, Austria, despite official concern that their presence may cause embarrassment during Pres Ford's visit (S)

AUSTRIAN VETERANS MARCH IN SALZBURG

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today

Northern Ireland voters, generally divided along Prot-Roman Cath lines, are split on upcoming referendum on continued Brit membership in EEC between moderates and hardliners in both communities; hard-liners oppose membership and moderates back it; local issues, in a generally apathetic campaign, discussed (M)

ULSTER IS DIVIDED ON EUROPE ISSUE

Former S Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Cao Ky says US Amb Graham Martin offered to help Ky take over leadership of country just before war's end, statements to Mutual Radio News and Copley News Service; says war ended before Pres Thieu could be replaced (S)

Ky Says U.S. Envoy Wanted Him as Leader

charges that Ital politicians and officials have received bribes from oil concerns, including Amer cos, have become issue in Ital election campaign; Ital Communist party has focused on charges in attempt to win votes in election scheduled for June 15 and 16; Communist party parliamentary member Ugo Spagnoli, in panel discussion on state TV, May 30, charges that oil indus 'bought' favorable legis, paying $32-million to parties in Govt coalition; Spagnoli is vice chmn of parliamentary comm that is investigating corruption in oil and public works; comm chmn Angelo Castelli contends that Spagnoli's chargesbased on newspaper repts rather than on comm's findings (S)

OIL‐BRIBE CHARGES PRESSED IN ITALY

Western defense experts in Moscow see USSR, in announcing scheduled missile tests in Pacific, trying to strengthen its bargaining position in SALT talks (S)

Soviet Plans Missile Tests

Pravda, in prominently featured commentary by Sergei Vishnevsky, sharply attacks US Defense Sec Schlesinger for suggesting in recent rept to Cong that US might have to respond to conventional Soviet attack in Eur by using tactical nuclear weapons; charges Schlesinger deliberately ignores official US policy of reducing tensions with USSR (M)

SOVIET DENOUNCES U.S DEFENSE CHIEF

Moskovskaya Pravda repts Soviet scientists used 2 underground nuclear explosions to stimulate oil flow in fields where reserves have been exhausted by conventional methods (S)

Soviet Uses Nuclear Blasts To Increase Output of Oil

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June 2, 1975

Headlines from June 2, 1975

PRESIDENT HAILS SADAT'S POLICIES AS PARLEY OPENS

After Summit, New NATO Confidence

Many Transport Systems Retain Crisis‐Won Riders

White House Prom

Malpractice Actionon L.I.Hits Home; Many Use Hospital Emergency Room

Billboard 200

That's The Way Of The World (Soundtrack)

Tommy

Straight Shooter

Chicago VIII

Blow By Blow

Notable Births

Historical Context for June 2, 1975