NYS Investigation Comm, declaring that State Correction Comm has failed to investigate abuses in state prison system properly, calls for resignations of remaining 4 members of watchdog agency; rept essentially substantiates charges that officials of beleaguered prison agency had ignored irregularities and possible crimes by jail authorities (S)

State Correction Panel Urged to Resign

Prospects for additional taxing authority for NYC rises; Gov Carey, under growing pressure from Dems to assist in NYC's fiscal crisis by compromising with Repubs on major aid-to-educ bill, is expected to propose statewide increase of about $140-million in school aid (S)

CITY'S PROSPECT FOR ADDING TAXES GAINS IN ALBANY

List of persons and orgns that were under scrutiny by IRS, which is made public on June 20 at hearing by HR Govt Operations subcom, includes actors and entertainers John Wayne, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Jill St John and Doris Day (S)

INQUIRY REVEALS I.R.S. MASTER LIST

Giancana, Sam: Reputed underworld crime head Sam Giancana, reptdly a key participant in CIA plot to assassinate Cuban Premier Castro in '61, slain in his Oak Pk, Ill, home; detectives term slaying a 'professional hit' and speculate that friction between Giancana and other Chicago area crime leaders was reason for murder; Giancana's crime career noted; his participation in CIA plot discussed; por (M)

Giancana, Gangster, Slain; Tied to C.I.A. Castro Plot

Dr Dixy Lee Ray, in resigning as US State Dept Asst Sec, lets it be known that decision was hastened by being left out of negotiations with Brazil and W Ger on Ger decision to sell Brazil entire nuclear fuel cycle; she had wanted US cos to sell materials to Brazil (S)

Dr. Ray Quits State Dept.; Critical of Kissinger Policy

Labor Dept repts inflation as measured by consumer prices continued to moderate in May; repts Consumer Price Index reached 159.3 or 0.4%; above Apr before and after seasonal adjustment of some prices, despite big rise in beef prices and higher prices for gasoline; repts real spendable earnings rose record 4.4% White House press sec Ron Nessen says Pres Ford is gratified by moderation of inflation, but thinks Cong should act responsibly to avoid rekindling inflationary pressures

CONSUMER PRICES ROSE 0.4% IN MAY AND 9.5% IN YEAR

Events, Vancouver, Wash, commemg 1st polar flight in '37 by Aleksandr V Belyakov and Georgi F Baidukov described; map depicting route of '37 flight; Baidukov and Belyakov illus during celebration and after flight in '37; craft illus (M)

Coast City Hails 1937 Soviet Polar Flight

NJ Atty Gen William F Hyland warns that 'state govt as we know it in NJ' will stop July 1 unless Legis approves balanced budget, news conf following emergency Cabinet meeting with Gov Byrne; declares State Const prevents Byrne adm from spending any funds beginning July 1 unless $412-million deficit in budget is eliminated; Byrne warns group of South Jersey officials that $50-million in state aid to municipalities would most likely end in 10 days unless Legis appropriates enough new revenue to eliminate deficit; Repub State Chmn Webster B Todd ridicules sense of urgency being conveyed by Byrne, noting that Legis Dems took day off to cruise NY harbor at invitation of Port Auth of NY and NJ; Assembly is scheduled to meet Sunday in highly unusual session to approve budget, without any revenue to eliminate deficit; Byrne's strategy in attempting to gain enactment of state income tax revd (M)

Jersey Is Told Budget Gap Will Halt State Operations

Defense Sec Schlesinger revs recent Soviet missile developments, summarizing secret June news briefing given NATO defense mins, reptg USSR has deployed 60 ICBM's with MIRV's in past mo, June 20 news conf; 50 SS-19's and 10 SS-17's, all carrying MIRV-ed warheads, and 10 SS-18's, 1st of which carried single warheads, were deployed; USSR is testing 2,000-mi missile, designated SS-20, possibly designed to replace intermediate-range missiles; firings indicate successful completion of tests on MIRV's for SS-18's, largest Soviet ICBM's; says developments, while not 'alarming,' are not 'helpful for stability,' stressing importance of restraining counterforce weapons tech; revs recent US developments of missiles with possible role as counterforce weapons, noting US retains wide lead over USSR in MIRVed weapons (L)

U.S. Says Russians Now Have Deployed 60 MIRV Missiles

S and N Vietnamese applications for UN membership reptdly will have to go before UN Security Council and will be subject to veto by 5 permanent members; UN special envoy Raymond Aubrac reptdly spent 3 wks in Hanoi in early May and left N Vietnam with impression that 2 Vietnams will exist separately for 1 yr or longer (S)

Hanoi and Saigon Said to Plan To Seek Separate U.N. Seats

Indian Prime Min Gandhi says she will strive for 'removal of poverty' in India, speech to estimated 1-million supporters in New Delhi; accuses opposition of not helping to ease India's econ problems; pledges further efforts toward 'econ justice' and appeals to farmers and factory workers to do their work well; Information Min I K Gujral says rally is largest gathering in New Delhi in recent memory and is 'proof of how people are rallying round' Gandhi as she approaches showdown over her conviction on charges of electoral corruption; illus of Gandhi addressing rally (M)

Mrs. Gandhi Stresses Economy at Backers' Rally

Roman city water co to begin rationing water to keep aqueducts from running dry as result of notable drop in water supply' because of poor rainfall and seasonal increase in consumption (S)

Rome Is Low on Water; Rationing Is Scheduled

World Conf on Women US delegate Patricia Hutar disputes view of 3d world leaders that redistribution of world's wealth and power is prerequisite in quest for female equality; says women must participate as partners with men for soc and econ betterment rather than wait for world's male-dominated leadership to accomplish such improvement first; statement is contrary to position expressed earlier by Mex Pres Luis Echeverria Alvarez; contrasting views represent basic division between delegates of industrialized and underdeveloped nations; Brit delegate Dr Shirley Summerskill says there can be no meaningful advancement for women without real development of countries (M)

Division Emerges at Women's Parley

Born family repr confirms release of Jorge Born and says Juan was freed 45 days earlier; declines to give details of releases (S)

Argentine Ransom Is Put at $60‐Million

About 3,500 Portuguese are planning truck convoy from Angola to Lisbon as flight of whites from Angola continues (M)

3,500 Whites in Angola Plan Truck Convoy to Europe

Zaire news agency Azap repts that Zaire Govt has ordered Amb to US Mbeka Makoso to return home as soon as possible; repts that Amor Amb in Zaire Dean R Hinton hat been declared 'persona non grata' and ordered to leave; rift in Amer relations with Zaire follows allegations that CIA was behind abortive plot to assassinate Zaire Pres Mobutu Sese Seko; news agency also repts that US State Dept delegation will visit country to discuss US-Zaire relations; says delegation will be led by Under Sec of State Sheldon B Vance, former Amb to Zaire (S)

Zaire Is Recalling Her Ambassador In Rift With U.S.

David Ennals, Brit Min of State for Foreign Affairs, will visit Rhodesia on June 29 for talks with Prime Min Ian D Smith and black nationalists concerning 9-yr-old conflict over Rhodesian independence (S)

Uganda Delays Briton's Death but Presses Demand

Brit Prime Min Harold Wilson's press sec Joseph Haines has ended 30-yr tradition of daily 'background' press briefings for Brit correspondents who cover Parliament; says he no longer felt competent to answer questions on 'very detailed' matters; complains that off-the-record comments he made one day turned out to be on-the-record the next; says background briefings will continue in all depts of Govt and he will continue to try to answer questions on background basis from individual correspondents; some journalists and Conservative MPs complain that Wilson has further restricted access to Govt policy-making; Conservative Jonathan Aitken says relations between Wilson's Govt and press are at 'all-time low'; Wilson has had long and troubled relationship with newsmen (M)

London Press Airs Misgivings As Government Ends Briefings

Article on criticism of UN Indus Development Orgn (UNIDO) as it emerges as full-fledged specialized agency; notes agency has staff of 1,000, but that it is hard to tell what orgn's activities are; says US is hesitant about continued participation in orgn and that Cong decision on continued membership will depend on whether there is more anti-Amer rhetoric or constructive dialogue by third-world countries during UN debates; notes agency has up to now been orgn of UN Gen Assembly in charge of assistance to developing countries for promotion of indus growth; notes US cast only dissenting vote against transformation of agency into full-fledged specialized agency during Mar conf in Lima; says US repr W Tapley Bennett Jr noted that Lima conf aired frustrations and aspirations that US understands but that US could not accept document that ignored internatl law on such issues as expropriation; says one US official warned that agency seemed heading for role as lobby for global econ and soc reforms as advocated by Lima document; says some US critics see agency's predominant philosophy as tendency in developing countries to take over foreign investments and other private enterprise and subject entire econ to pol power; notes agency's exec dir Azmi A Afifi linked ineffectiveness of agency to slimness of funds; says Afif pointed out that agency as specialized agency hoped to receive more voluntary contributions than before (M)

New U.N. Agency Emerges Amid Criticism

Spanish Govt puts 8 Basque members on trial before mil ct, June 20, behind closed doors on charges of stealing 2 to 5 tons of dynamite; has asked that they be sentenced to 30 yrs in prison; legal sources rept more pol arrests; among those arrested are Madrid Univ Prof Ramon Tamames and 30 young workers in Huesca, suspected of being Basque members; Tamames was returning from Canary Islands where he lectured at conv; Govt charges that Tamames' lecture contained 'subversive' statements; Jose Solis Ruiz, recently sworn in as new Sec Gen and Natl Movement Min, calls on Govt opponents to serve 'fatherland' and promises modifications in country's pol system; succeeds Fernando Herrero Tejedor, who was killed in auto accident last wk (M)

Spain Is Trying 7 Basques in Dynamite‐Theft Case

Soviet Defense Min newspaper Krasnaya Zvezda repts that official US photograph said to show Soviet mil base in Somalia is 'mirage' intended to win support for larger Pentagon budget; explains that fishing wharves were built in Somali port with Soviet assistance and it is there that cargo is systematically delivered for construction (S)

SOMALI ‘BASE’ PHOTO DERIDED IN MOSCOW

US and USSR, at Soviet request, defer resumption of Geneva talks on Vladivostok arms limitation agreement until July 2 (S)

U.S. and Soviet Delay Strategic Arms Talks

World Council of Chs calls on member chs to mobilize support for Right Rev Helmut Frenz, head of Evangelical Lutheran Ch of Chile, who is threatened with expulsion from country because of 'work in support of human rights and pastoral concern for plight of prisoners, refugees and all those who suffer in Chile;' Frenz was co-chmn of interch group in Chile that successfully negotiated with junta an accord for release of pol prisoners on condition that they leave country (S)

CHURCH AID ASKED FOR BISHOP IN CHILE

Iranians vote on June 20 in first Natl Assembly elections to be held under new one-party system introduced in Mar by Shah; with only 1 set of candidates, only way to express disapproval was to abstain from registering or voting; voters are to elect 268 Deputies and 30 Sens from 750 candidates; only hostile election demonstration occurred recently in religious city of Qurn but it was directed against women's voting rights; women have voted in last 3 elections; Natl Assembly meets when Shah chooses to call it into session and he can overrule or dissolve it (M)

Iranians Cast One‐Party Ballots For Shah's National Assembly

Jewish Agency for Israel, which receives and administers funds raised abroad on behalf of Israel, has come under criticism in Israel for its annual contributions to Israel's right-wing pol parties and affiliated soc insts; most of these contributions, which in '74 totaled $3.5-million, go to Natl Religious party and to Likud, right-wing Opposition bloc, and to soc welfare projects administered by them; contributions are denounced as illegal and immoral by several of smaller reform parties that do not share in disbursements; despite recent public protests about contributions and nationwide petition undertaken by Shinui, new reform group, there seems little likelihood of change in near future; Jewish Agency treas L Arieh Dulcin, who is member of Likud, says payments to parties were used for soc and not pol purposes; says 80% of $3.5-million was paid directly to soc welfare projects operated by pol parties and that none of other 20% was used for pol purposes (M)

Fund Agency Assailed in Israel

Brian Eugene Simmons is an American former professional football player who was a linebacker for 10 seasons in the National Football League (NFL). He played college football for the University of North Carolina, and earned All-American honors. He was selected by the Cincinnati Bengals 17th overall in the 1998 NFL draft, and he played professionally for the Bengals and New Orleans Saints of the NFL.

June 21, 1975

Headlines from June 21, 1975

State Correction Panel Urged to Resign

CITY'S PROSPECT FOR ADDING TAXES GAINS IN ALBANY

INQUIRY REVEALS I.R.S. MASTER LIST

Giancana, Gangster, Slain; Tied to C.I.A. Castro Plot

Dr. Ray Quits State Dept.; Critical of Kissinger Policy

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Captain Fantastic And The Brown Dirt Cowboy

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That's The Way Of The World (Soundtrack)

Tommy

Welcome To My Nightmare

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