July 14, 1975

Israeli mil hq says villages in northern Israel were shelled on July 13 from Lebanese territory after Israeli aircraft attacked 'workshop manufacturing weapons for terrorists' on Lebanese coast near Saida; denies repts from Lebanon of Israeli planes being downed; rockets from Lebanon hit Nahariya, Ras Nakoura and Malikya in northern Israel; woman is reptd injured in Nahariya; map (S)

physicists at DESY Atomic Center in Hamburg, W Ger, rept identifying particle which is 3d, intermediate, one to 2 particles discovered in late '74 at Stanford Linear Accelerator, Palo Alto, Calif; 1st was also found at Brookhaven Natl Lab and was variously called psi and J; Ger group says 3d particle conforms to suggested existence of hypothetical property of some atomic fragments called charm; Dr Roy Schwitters of Stanford says 3d particle has also been discovered there; distinctions in energy between 3 particles described; others commenting on experiments are Dr Bjorn Wiik and Dr G Wolf, of DESY, Dr D N Yang, of SUNY, and Dr Samuel Ting, of MIT

Analysis of NYC realty rolls shows that true value of real estate in city increased less than 1% in last 10 yrs but taxes levied on properties rose 21%, finding that raises significant questions about city's future ability to rely on property-tax rises to finance its operations (S)

State, County and Munic Employes Dist Council 37 exec dir Victor H Gotbaum announces he will not order union members to leave work early in defiance of Mayor Beame's suspension of summer work hrs until he meets with Labor Relations Office Dir John T Burnell; dispute over suspension of summer hrs for members of Gotbaum's union, although not directly related to widespread layoffs of other city workers, has been fueled by union's bitterness over layoffs and city's need to adjust itself to smaller work force (M)

Article on major crime-fighting losses suffered by NYC Police Dept in manpower reorganization stemming from dismissals of 3,034 officers; holds Narcotics Div has stopped arresting st-level drug dealers, officials have sharply reduced undercover surveillance of organized crime, investigations of prostitution and gambling rings have been curtailed and 'massage parlors' and pornography shops are no longer routinely watched for vice-law violations; Police Comr Michael J Codd, Chief Simon Eisdorfer, head of Organized Crime Control Bur, Chief of Detectives Louis C Cottell and Deputy Chief James Meehan comment (L)

NY Times survey indicates that some police depts in US have been stimulated into using Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) strategy by S.W.A.T TV program (S)

torrential rains hit NYC met area on July 13, flooding highways, cutting electricity and causing property damage; state of emergency declared in Seabrook, NJ, after high winds destroy elementary school and other bldgs; fisherman Luis Castro washed overboard off Jones Beach; damage in other parts of NJ, Conn and NYC described; illus of Paramus, NJ, resident John Weber surveying damage to home (S)

article on Israeli Premier Yitzhak Rabin's 5-day official visit to W Ger; says visit was meant to symbolize close new relations between Ger and Israel and usher in better future, but past had way of thrusting itself on scene; describes Rabin party's reaction to seeing Israeli flag on Mercedes-Benz limousine at airport, Rabin's tour of Bergen-Belsen concentration camp and of extraordinary security precautions, which prevented any real contact between Rabin and public; says visit was emotional homecoming for Rabin's wife, Lean, who was born in Ger and whose family fled Nazis in '33; illus of Rabin reviewing W Ger soldiers in Bonn (L)

Israeli Air Force chief Maj Gen Binyamin Peled says Israel would prefer to use its own men instead of Amers to operate early-warning surveillance system near Gidi and Mitla passes in Sinai under any agreement with Egypt, news conf; says Israelis can operate equipment better than intermediary (S)

Soviet Defense Min, in commentary in its newspaper Krasnaya Zvezda, warns Asian nations on July 13 that they could be drawn into mil conflicts by permitting US mil installations on their territory; assails US Defense Dept's policy of maintaining bases abroad as part of its defense strategy; commentary seems clear attempt to rebut recent statements by Amer and People's Republic of China Govts warning of danger from Soviet mil expansion, including installations abroad; US Defense Sec James R Schlesinger and Chinese leaders have been castigated for their attitudes by Soviet official news media in recent wks; commentary holds US has more than 2,000 mil bases in 22 countries that are maintained by about 500,000 Amer mil personnel; contends war in Indochina demonstrated convincingly that foreign mil bases are threat to peace and comprise tool of imperialist aggression and interference in affairs of people (M)