illus of Kissinger with UN Sec Gen Waldheim

RABIN SEES SNAGS STANDING IN WAY OF TALKS ON SINAI

6 Eur grain execs arrive in US for discussions with Fed officials and legislators concerning adulteration and low quality shipments of US grain; say trip is being undertaken since frequent complaints were shrugged off by Agr Dept; fear US may be losing its mkt because of situation; are seeking new grading system in US that would provide greater incentives for improving quality of product and are promoting research into shiploading; Fed Govt is conducting investigation into alleged corruption in handling, grading and weighing of grain at major US ports (M)

EUROPEANS PRESS GRAIN COMPLAINTS

Misleading publicity and depressed natl labor mkt have enticed hordes of people to Alaska in search of jobs on oil pipeline; many cannot find work; '72 law gives preference in pipeline hiring to Alaska residents; all hiring is through unions that give priority to Alaskan members; several disappointed job seekers comment (M)

Jobs on Alaska Pipeline Are Vain Goal for Many

A total of 107,088 paying customers turned out in pleasant weather yesterday afternoon for sporting events in the metropolitan area.

Pete Draws 21,278; Yanks Beat Chicago

Soviet Communist party leader Leonid Brezhnev, in reply to question about his health, says he is feeling fine, comment to Western newsmen who gather at Moscow polling station to watch Brezhnev vote in single-slated elections for Sup Soviet of Russian Fed; Brezhnev comments on election; illus (S)

Brezhnev Hints Further Delay In U.S. Visit for Summit Talks

Defense Dept is in advanced state of development the cruise missile, which, though adding greatly to US nuclear striking power, can complicate attempts to complete Vladivostock SALT II arms limitation agreement; missile, which can be launched by submarine or bomber, is powered by small jet engine, is directed by miniature computer, can fly at low altitude for up to 1,500 mi, and can deliver thermonuclear warhead with high precision; is relatively low-cost and, when launched from nuclear attack submarines, could transform mission of submarines into strategic weapons, capable of striking at USSR; strategic and arms control implications commented upon by Dr Kosta Tsipis in yrbook of Internatl Peace Research Inst and by Dr Herbert Scoville Jr of Arms Control Assn; US has taken stand, opposed by USSR, that missile should not be included in 2,400 limit of strategic delivery vehicles in Vladivostok agreement; missile was proposed by then-Defense Sec Melvin R Laird when '72 interim arms accord was signed in order to get Joint Cs/S approval for accord and to strengthen US position in event accord restricted number of submarine-launched missiles; same logic has been recently advanced by Sens Thomas J McIntyre and Barry Goldwater, latter in arguing against amendment by Sen William D Hathaway to cut funds for program; amendment was defeated; Sec Schlesinger quoted on missile uses; flight test expected early in '76, with decision in '77 whether to go into production; costs noted; missile illus in test (L)

U.S. Missile Complicates Arms Talks

Revolution in way NYC budgets its revenues and spending is being planned on crash basis by city and NYS Controllers to put stop to 'gimmicks' that pushed city to brink of bankruptcy; radical changes are required by act creating Munic Assistance Corp; speed, however, with which changes are being planned is dictated, not by act, which gives city until '78 to have them in place, but by limited time--only 3 mos--city has to restore its creditworthiness and to be able again to sell its notes and bonds to public (L)

City Plans Immediate Halt To Years of Fiscal Abuse

Vice Pres Rockefeller says there were allegations that Pros Kennedy and Atty Gen R F Kennedy might somehow have been involved in alleged assassination plots by CIA but that his CIA comm found no 'conclusive information' of such involvement, int on NBC TV program Meet the Press; R F Kennedy's former aides Frank Mankiewicz and Adam Walinksy challenge remarks; Sen Select Intelligence Com Chmn Sen F Church says com has no evidence directly linking CIA assassination activity with Pres Eisenhower, Kennedy or Johnson (M)

ROCKEFELLER FINDS NO KENNEDY LINK WITH DEATH PLOTS

Census Bur says US's B biggest metropolitan areas have experienced since '70 a sharp decline in rate at which people are moving into them; say decline is without precedent since 1st census in 1790; 3 of 8 areas, San Francisco, Boston and Washington, have been able to maintain small net balances of in-migration over out-migration; 5 others, NYC, Los Angeles, Chicago, Phila and Detroit, have lost people; theories about population decline discussed; demographic expert Richard Forstall, Dr Campbell Gibson, Thomas Muller and Prof George Sternlieb comment; graph of recent population shifts in 8 major metropolitan areas (L)

Influx of Population Down in Urban Areas

Premier Jacques Chirac on June 15 resigns as Gaullist party sec gen; party leaders praise Chirac at 2-day cong; Gaullist party to be headed by interim sec gen Andre Bord (S)

Chirac, Gaullist Chief, Resigns, Saying He Has Restored Victory

Count of Barcelona Don Juan de Borbon, in speech, Estoril, Portugal, where he lives in exile, reasserts right to throne, offering strong challenge to son, Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon, designated by Gen Francisco Franco to become Spanish King; Dem Junta, which includes Communist party and monarchists, considers Juan Carlos instrument of regime that seeks to perpetuate itself and consequently backs father as way of combating son and regime; Soc Dems, Christian Dems and others accept Juan Carlos as instrument of transition to more dem system; illus (M)

Prince, Spain's Heir Apparent, Faces Challenge for the Throne by His Father

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today

Current labor situation in Thailand revd in light of new student strikes and work stoppages throughout country; pol uncertainty of Premier Kukrit Pramoj Govt assessed; student demonstrations that started in Oct '73 brought Thanom Kittikachorn's mil Govt to end and eventually led to nationwide gen election early in '75; strikes and work stoppages continue at rate of more than 200 per yr; Thailand has 65 unions with membership of about 33,000 out of total work force of 1-million and population of 45-million (M)

Spreading Strikes and Student Unrest Stirring Concern for Thai Government

Prime Min Gandhi urges her followers to show restraint as India's pol crisis goes into its 4th day, speech, Cong party rally; shows no signs of quitting; Defense Min Swaran Singh emerges as front-runner to succeed her if she is forced to leave office because of high ct ruling that she was guilty of corrupt electoral practices; Hindu author Dr Jainanedra Kumar and All India Freedom Fighters' Assn appeal for calm in New Delhi; Cong party pres D K Borooah comments; illus of Gandhi supporters cheering her at rally (M)

Mrs. Gandhi Asks Supporters for Calm

Madagascar Foreign Min Didier Ratsiraka, regarded as initiator of nations's leftist foreign policy, is named Revolutionary Council head and Pres; succeeds Pres Richard Ratsimandrava, who was assassinated in Feb (S)

MADAGASCAR NAMES A LEFTIST PRESIDENT

Agudath Israel of Amer, an Orthodox congregational body, calls on Jewish religious and secular schools to institute studios dealing with Holocaust to give Amer Jewish youth lasting understanding of that period; occasion marks observance of completion of 7-yr study of Talmud; Rabbi Moshe Feinstein urges study of Torah; Rabbi Chaskol Besser urges study of Holocaust (S)

JEWISH BODY URGES HOLOCAUST STUDIES

Jordanian King Hussein will visit USSR and Rumania next wk for talks with leaders; after talks, Hussein will reptdly receive Arab leaders in Amman for policy discussions (S)

King Hussein to Visit Soviet

USSR and N Vietnamese presence in Laos is increasing while US presence decreases; US source says about 30,000 N Vietnamese soldiers are in remote areas of country, 14,000 Chinese roadbuilders and guards are constructing road leading from southern China toward Thailand and Soviet mission now has staff of about 100; US diplomats now number about 100, down from 1,200; Laotian Foreign Min Phoumi Vongvichit's recent broadcast saying that Laos still wants US aid and experts but on Laotian terms and with no strings attached reptdly was aimed at assuring Laotian neutrality (S)

SOVIET AND HANOI SPUR ROLE IN LAOS

14 of 29 F-111 fighter-bombers leave Thailand for US; remaining 15 are scheduled to leave June 21 (S)

14 F‐111's Leave Thailand

Brazilian authorities introduce legis threatening polluters with stiff fines and closing of factories as air pollution reaches acute levels in Sao Paulo; recent Gallup Poll repts 827 of Sao Paulo's population cite smoke from factories and indus as main cause of city's air pollution while 55% hold excessive number of vehicles responsible; Nelson Nefussi, dir of Sao Paulo State Environment Agency, says high concentration of population, advanced level of industrialization and lack of efficient controls; black cloud over Santo Andre on June 1, causing breathing difficulties, fits of coughing and vomiting, spurs Natl Environment Agency that there is need for natl antipollution policy; map (M)

Sao Paulo Caught Between Pollution and Progress

Article on effects of Australia's Trade Practices Act, which provides large fines for advertisers who mislead public; notes big corps and ad agencies have hired lawyers to check every line of ads, fearing slightest exaggeration or deception; adds newspapers are carrying ads from cos that want to 'clarify' previous claims or that offer to reimburse customers who feel they have been cheated; Australian Assn of Natl Advertisers Fed dir Peter Long, Science Min William Morrison, whose dept administers act, and Australian Atty Gen Keppel Enderby comment; act's provisions noted (M)

LAW IN AUSTRALIA CURBS AD CLAIMS

Iranian Premier Amir Abbas Hoveida is touring country to work up enthusiasm for Shah of Iran's new Rastakhiz pol party, which faces elections on June 20; by Western standards vote will not be much of test as more than 700 candidates for 268 seats in Natl Assembly and 30 in Sen have all been put up by party, only legal pol group in Iran; Shah and Hoveida see party and elections as means of giving people sense of participation and representation in affairs of state, even though legislators have relatively little power; final authority rests with Shah; party's platform is all-out support for Shah and his efforts to use his oil revenues to modernize Iran; Shah's change in views on pol parties noted; Hoveida illus

Iran's Sole Party Girds For Elections This Week

Information Workers Union, Communist-dominated Portuguese communications union, calls for sweeping revision of press law in apparent effort to silence country's remaining ind news orgns; specifically attacks Socialist newspaper Republica, center of major dispute among Socialists, Communists and Portugal's mil rulers (S)

Leftist Workers in Portugal Urge Press Law Revision

Ital electorate on June 15 begins voting in 2-day nationwide and local elections; Christian Dems seen losing ground, while Communist and Socialist parties are expected to advance; atmosphere of uneasiness is reflected by tight security measures by police and armed forces units, particularly around voting places; campaign issues noted (M)

ITALIANS VOTING FOR LOCAL POSTS

Portuguese Socialist party leader Mario Soares briefs W Ger Soc Dem party head Willy Brandt on recent developments in Portugal (S)

Soares and Brandt Meet

Anthony Bernard Carter is an American basketball coach and former player who is an assistant coach for the Memphis Grizzlies. He played college basketball for Saddleback College and the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors.

June 16, 1975

Headlines from June 16, 1975

RABIN SEES SNAGS STANDING IN WAY OF TALKS ON SINAI

EUROPEANS PRESS GRAIN COMPLAINTS

Jobs on Alaska Pipeline Are Vain Goal for Many

Pete Draws 21,278; Yanks Beat Chicago

Brezhnev Hints Further Delay In U.S. Visit for Summit Talks

Billboard 200

Captain Fantastic And The Brown Dirt Cowboy

That's The Way Of The World (Soundtrack)

Tommy

Hearts

Chicago VIII

Notable Births

Historical Context for June 16, 1975