GB's inflation rate has jumped to record annual rate of 25%, highest in Eur; announcement on retail price index, which rose 4.2% between Apr and May, largest monthly increase on record, represents blow to Govt of Prime Min Harold Wilson, who is under increasing pressure to curb inflation, and also serves to confirm general feeling in GB that Wilson's 'soc contract' with trade unions for voluntary wage restraint has virtually collapsed; chart of rates on inflation in GB and other Western countries

Britain's Inflation Soars to a Record 25%

City Council Finance Com chmn Matthew J Troy Jr says he will recommend elimination of office to save funds (S)

TROY TO PROPOSE $1 CAR‐RENT TAX

Thai authorities say Thai police boat and gunboat manned by Cambodian Communist forces exchanged fire in Gulf of Siam, near Kut Island, June 13, wounding 6 Thai officers; wounded are in good condition in Bangkok hosp; island is claimed by Thailand (S)

Vietnam Said to Capture An Island Off Cambodia

IBRD Development Com decides on June 13 at Paris conf to set up new lending facility to make up to $1-billion in low-cost loans to developing countries in next yr; US declines to contribute; Treas Sec Simon says it cannot make pledge because of problems in getting funds from Cong for US contributions; new facility would make loans at 4 1/2% interest to countries that do not qualify for no-interest loans from Internatl Development Assn and are not rich enough to pay going interest rates for IBRD loans; rich countries pledge only half of $225-million needed to make full facility available but Ivory Coast Min Henri Konan Bedie, conf chmn, says that way will be found to make up difference; 11 countries pledge more than $120-million; Bedie says loans will be made for specific projects in countries with gross natl product per capita of from $200 to $375 (M)

WORLD BANK SETS $1‐BILLION 10 LEND DEVELOPINGLANDS

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Crime and violence, in varying degrees, have become the norm in schools throughout the country. Many officials have become so anesthetized to the scope of the problem that they now consider a certain number of serious incidents inevitable.

Violence in Schools Now Seen as Norm Across the Nation

Jackson (Miss): Jackson (Miss) opens 9 public swimming pools without problems 12 yrs after it closed pools rather than desegregate them; pool opening seen mirroring breakdown of racial barriers throughout South in '70s; racial tensions of '60s and assassination of Medgar Evers recalled; Jackson's present racial and econ conditions, role of heavy equipment mfr Allis-Chalmers and '71 Sup Ct decision ruling pool closings legal discussed; Mayor Russell C Davis, city official Rick Griffin and young black Jackson resident Sidney Banks comment; illus (L)

In the South of the ‘70's, Jackson Integrates Pools

members of HR select com investigating CIA say they have been given sketchy details of CIA involvement in assassination plot against Dominican dictator Gen Rafael Trujillo Molina; NY Times article on June 13 quoting Govt sources says CIA had given 'material support' to group of indigenous Dominicans who killed Trujillo (S)

NO DATA REPORTED TYING PRESIDENTS TO MURDER PLOTS

unions representing 80,000 policemen, firemen and other public safety officers put off until June 16 plan to begin handing out copies of 'Fear City' pamphlets that warn visitors away from NY because of danger of crime; union lawyers receive Fed Ct order that in effect permits rank and file members to distribute pamphlets but leaves city free to serve summonses on anyone found giving out pamphlets; June 16 is day set for State Sup Ct hearings on restraining orders obtained by city; union and city officials comment; illus (M)

Unions Put Off to Monday Giving Out ‘Fear’ Leaflets

L I Brezhnev proposes major world nations conclude treaty to ban new weapons and systems of mass destruction; makes proposal in Kremlin speech to audience honoring him as candidate in elections for Sup Soviet; he does not spell out how such accord might be reached or what weapons it might include; repeats regular Soviet call for reduction in arms and mil budgets; illus

Brezhnev Calls for Accord Against ‘Terrifying’ Arms

Indian Prime Min Gandhi, determined to remain in power in face of ct ruling that she won her seat in Parliament illegally, takes her case to people at number of st rallies; Gandhi's opponents demand that she resign before Sup Ct rules on her appeal; Indian public is reacting with disbelief to news that Gandhi was convicted; there appears to be wide agreement with view of Frank Anthony, leading Sup Ct atty and Member of Parliament, who says Gandhi's victory was ruled invalid 'on technical grounds'; most ind newspapers share Anthony's view that Gandhi should continue in office pending her appeal; Gandhi cancels scheduled visits to Cuba and Mex; opposition leaders ask Pres Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed to dismiss Gandhi; case revd; Gandhi's party wins only 75 of 182 scats in Gujarat election, giving it 2d place to Opposition alliance, which won 87 (L)

Mrs. Gandhi Asks Support As Rivals Demand She Quit

US to admit hundreds of Chilean refugees through new resettlement program to be run through Office of UN High Comr for Refugees; reptdly did not move earlier because it did not wish to encumber its relations with Santiago Govt; Asst State Sec William D Rogers comments; ranking US official says number of refugees could reach 1,000 or more and would include Chileans now held in prison or detention camps by Santiago mil Govt as well as exiles in Peru (M)

U.S. to Admit Hiindreds of Chilean Exiles

Article discusses plight of Chilean exiles in Mex after Allende coup; says exiles have settled in Ixtapalapa, Mex, after leaving hosps and recg pyschiatric attention; notes exiles face problem of finding jobs in city where unemployment rate exceeds 20%; says Govt pays rent and gives each family 750-peso ($60) food voucher per mo and small workshops have been set up to train unskilled exiles; illus (M)

Chilean Exiles Adapt to Mexico but Think of Home

4 Amer soldiers are held in army custody at base in northeastern Thailand, pending disposition of Thai charges that they assaulted and illegally held former Thai employe of enlisted men's club on base; 4 named (S)

4 Americans Held on Base To Face Charges by Thais

history of an untrue rumor in Argentina, that Social Welfare Min Jose Lopez Rega was arrested while trying to leave country, recounted to illustrate crisis atmosphere in country; Lopez Rega illus (M)

A Classic Day for Argentine Rumor Mill

Agence France Presse managing ed Bernard-Joseph Cabanes, apparently mistaken for sr ed of newspaper Le Parisien Libere, whose name is same, is seriously injured on June 13 in bomb explosion; police link bombing to tense situation at Le Parisien Libere where printers are staging sit-in protest against threatened dismissal of 500 employes; Parisien Libere ed says he has been victim of much harassment by anonymous phone callers; Interior Min Michel Poniatowski comments (S)

Paris Editor Seriously Hurt in Bombing

3 wks of bitter preliminary wrangling over rules in Ulster's const conv have left little hope of success; at its formal opening on June 17, conv will take up motion asking 78 delegates to devise system of govt that will be widely accepted; while all parties support principle that governmental power should devolve from London to N Ireland, 2 power blocs, hard-line Prot Unionists, with 47 seats, and RC Soc Dem and Labor party, with 17, are as far apart as ever about how that power should be used; general fear is that if conv breaks down, GB will begin gradual process of withdrawal from province, leading to armed confrontation; 4-yr-old Cath girl dies in south Belfast on June 13 when bomb goes off in car driven by her father, who loses arm; 2 Prot activists are blown up on June 12 by their own bomb; illus (M)

Wrangling Slims Hopes for Ulster Talks

PARIS, June 13 (Agence France&#8208;Presse)&#8212;Claude Roussel, secretary general of Agence France&#8208;Presse, was named to day as chairman and managing director of the agency the post has been vacant since Jean Martin former chairman, announced his retireme???il 10

A.F.P. Names Chairman

suicide of former Nationalist Chinese Col Chang Tieh-shih is center of propaganda dispute between Nationalist and Communist China that began 10 mos ago when Peking freed 10 Nationalist officers after their imprisonment for 25 yrs; Peking charges Nationalist with 'inhumane' actions for refusing officers permission to enter Taiwan; Nationalists say Peking is responsible for death of Chang by brainwashing him and other released officers (M)

China and Taiwan in a Dispute Over Body of Freed Ex‐Officer

Kenyan Govt denies that there were irregularities and corruption in elephant-tusk ivory trade and criticizes foreign publications for 'dragging in' family of Pres Jomo Kenyatta in discussions of question; 5-page statement issued by Information Dept is clearly attempt to refute recent British magazine New Scientist's publication that asserted Mayor Margaret Kenyatta, President's daughter, had exported large amounts of ivory after Govt ban on such exports was imposed last August; magazine also reptd rumors that Mama Ngina Kenyatta, President's wife, was also prominent in ivory trade; Govt statement argues that United Africa Corp, in which Margaret Kenyatta is major shareholder, had acquired ivory legally and had obtained legal permit before ban was announced (M)

Kenya Denies Scandal in Ivory; Deplores Reports on Kenyattas

Natl Union for Total Independence of Angola leader Jonas M Savimbi, Popular Movement for Liberation of Angola head Agustiho Neto and Natl Front for Liberation of Angola leader Holden Roberto and aides will meet in Nakuru, Kenya, June 15, under auspices of Pres Jomo Kenyatta in attempt to prevent civil war in Angola; meeting 3 movements fought separately against Portuguese in Angola's long guerrilla war; leaders and members are divided bitterly on personal and ideological grounds; Savambi has taken role as conciliator; says crucial problem is armed combat that has persistently erupted over last few mos between troops of left-wing Popular Movement and more conservative Natl Front causing hundreds of deaths; asserts violence persists because Portuguese agreement calling for formation of integrated Angolan Army from troops of 3 movements has broken down; holds conf will have to try to refine or redefine original agreement; some of nation's problems revd as not been approved and many doubt that elect, which might have peaceful overtune can be accomplished by independence deadline (M)

Leaders of Feuding Angola Factions Plan Talks in Kenya Tomorrow

fresh fighting is reptd between Luanda's rival black nationalist movements despite reconciliation meeting (S)

Fresh Clashes Reported

US Embassy, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, announces that 2 Amer students and Dutch woman held hostage by left-wing guerrillas have appealed to their Govts to act quickly to save lives; embassy says that both US and Netherlands are involved in 'intensive activity' to obtain safe return of 3 students, kidnapped nearly mo ago (S)

3 SEIZED IN AFRICA APPEAL FOR HELP

UN Security Council, 14-0, approves resolution extending UN Peace Force mandate on Cyprus for another 6 mos; also requests Sec Gen Waldheim to continue mediation efforts with Greek and Turkish Cypriote leaders to reach agreement on island's future; China did not participate in vote (S)

U.N. Cyprus Force Extended By Security Council, 14‐0

Article on Brittany, France, discusses Bretons' quest for nationalist goals and rediscovery of their history; soc, econ and pol situation detailed; some residents comment; illus of pop singer Alan Stivell, who is 'hero' of Breton movement (L)

June 14, 1975

Headlines from June 14, 1975

Britain's Inflation Soars to a Record 25%

TROY TO PROPOSE $1 CAR‐RENT TAX

Vietnam Said to Capture An Island Off Cambodia

WORLD BANK SETS $1‐BILLION 10 LEND DEVELOPINGLANDS

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Billboard 200

Captain Fantastic And The Brown Dirt Cowboy

That's The Way Of The World (Soundtrack)

Tommy

Hearts

Chicago VIII

Historical Context for June 14, 1975