Vasilios K Psarroulis, master of Brit-owned Liberian vessel Garbis, is arrested in Phila on Nov 7 on criminal charge that he failed to notify US authorities of discharge of 40,000 gals of oil into ocean within 50 miles of Amer shore; spill, discovered off Fla Keys on July 18, blackened Fla coastline for 50 miles and necessitated a $400,000 clean-up operation; arrest is 1st of its kind under Water Pollution Control Act; Lts Thomas Morse and Rick Williams of Coast Guard describe 4-mo investigation in which oil from spill was 'fingerprinted' through series of chem tests and traced to Garbis (M)

‘Fingerprints’

Portuguese soldiers blow up transmitter of radio station operated by extreme left in raid ordered by mil leadership to strengthen its authority; station, Radio Renascenca, was voice of RC Ch in Lisbon before it was taken over during summer (M)

Lisbon Soldiers Blow Up Leftist Radio Transmitter

NY Rangers trade center Jean Ratelle and defensemen Brad Park and Joe Zanussi to Boston Bruins for center Phil Esposito and defenseman Carol Vadnais; illus (M)

Rangers Get Phil Esposito in Trade

SWEDESBORO, N.J.&#8212;Grain and soybeans are replacing vegetables on many of the farms of the Garden State.

Farmers in Jersey Mechanizing and Switching Crops

Many feminists, in wake of defeat of proposed Equal Rights Amendment to NYS and NJ Consts, question direction of women's movement and reappraise some of its tactics; comment by NYS Lt Gov Krupsak, Betty Friedan, Letty Cottin Pogrebin, Elinor C Guggenheimer, Elizabeth Forsling Harris and Eleanor Holmes Norton (M)

Feminists Reappraise Direction and Image

Labor Dept repts unemployment rate rose 0.3% in Oct to 8.6%, 1st such rise in 4 mos, suggesting econ recovery may be weakening; BLS Comr Shiskin however says evidence, on balance, shows recovery continued in Oct (M)

JOBLESSNESS UP BY 0.3% IN OCTOBER TO 8 MILLION TOTAL

HR Ways and Means Com gives final approval to bill that would extend and modify tax cuts enacted early in '75 into '76 and beyond; in extraordinary procedure, recommends to HR Rules Com that certain amendments be offered to bill to strengthen tax reform provisions; agrees that Repubs should have opportunity to add Fed spending ceiling to bill, as proposed by Pres Ford; Repr Abner J Mikva comments; reform amendments include elimination of provision for tax refunds to persons with capital losses exceeding $30,000 a yr provided they paid taxes on capital gains in any of 3 preceeding yrs; Wall St Journal repts this provision is aimed chiefly at helping H Ross Perot, Texas businessman and stockbroker who has suffered major business losses in recent yrs; other amendments deal with tax shelters, minimum income taxes, and tax subsidy on export sales by Domestic Internatl Sales Corps (DISCs) (M)

House Committee Extends Tax Cuts to’

Pres Ford appears at 3 separate receptions in Boston to help raise funds for Repub party; addresses New England Soc of Newspaper Eds in Springfield, Mass (M)

Ford Says He Will Enter All of the Primaries in’76

Indian Sup Ct unamimously reverses conviction of Prime Min Gandhi on 2 electoral offenses in June, removing threat of her having to resign from office; Gandhi's exoneration is based on fact that Govt has rewritten election law; verdict ends her long entanglement with cts; there is no immediate indication that ruling will affect state of emergency that Govt declared on June 26; thousands of Gandhi's supporters gather outside her New Delhi residence for rally; Justice H R Khanna comments; case revd; illus of Gandhi at rally (L)

MRS. GANDHI WINS COURT REVERSAL OF HER CONVICTION

CUNY weighs radical change in its open-admissions policy in effort to save some $60-million during '76 spring term; change, 1 of several proposed, would deny immediate admissions to students who need remedial training; other suggestions include requiring uniform rates of progress that could force slow-moving students into nonmatriculated tuition-paying status, closing univ for 2 wks next spring and refusing to take new students at midyear; antagonism and strong competition among school's many branches and special constituencies, such as minority groups, faculty members and students noted, as univ attempts to find solutions to it fiscal problems (M)

City U. Weighs Cut In Open Admissions To Conserve Funds

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Patricia Hearst is ruled on Nov 7 competent to stand trial on Fed charges of armed bank robbery and use of firearm to commit felony; Fed Dist Judge Oliver J Carter orders Miss Hearst to ct on Nov 10 to enter plea on charges; says that his decision is based on law and ct decisions as applied to 3 repts written by 3 psychiatrists and 1 psychologist; says that Dr Donald T Lunde, Dr Seymour Pollack and Dr Margaret Thaler Singer all agree that their exams revealed no evidence of psychosis or other mental disease or defect in defendant, such as would deprive her of her competency; Carter says that Dr L J West reptd to him that Miss Hearst was suffering from traumatic neurosis and is unable to provide full and completely meaningful account of her experiences to her attys (M)

MISS HEARST HELD FIT TO STAND TRIAL

ousted Defense Sec J R Schlesinger will move into offices at Johns Hopkins School for Advance Internatl Studies when he leaves Pentagon on Nov 10; Schlesinger career sketch (S)

Schlesinger to Use the Offices Of Johns Hopkins ‘Think Tank’

aide of Defense Sec Schlesinger repts Schlesinger believes differences between him and Kissinger on how to deal with Soviet violations of '72 arms limitation treaty were major cause of his dismissal by Ford; Schlesinger has consistently charged Kissinger with reluctance to accuse Russians of violations and of 'pre-emptive' concessions to them, making them before they were sought; dispute did not apparently involve question of distortion of estimates of Soviet and Amer nuclear strength, as reptd by HR Intelligence Com; Schlesinger aide says his dismissal was culmination of campaign, mounted by State Dept, aimed at weakening his position with Ford and Cong; other reasons suggested by other sources noted, including 'intellectual' differences between Schlesinger and Ford; Schlesinger reptdly believes US reached satisfactory agreement with USSR at Vladivostok in Nov '74 only because Ford rejected out of hand concessions Kissinger was prepared to make (M)

Schlesin ei's View of Kissinger Described

U.S. to Weigh Palestinian ‘Interests’

Over 15,000 W Gers have signed petition protesting plan to station US brigade on Garlstedt Heath, near Bremen (S)

15,000 Protest Plan to Post U.S Trpops Near Bremen

High Ford Adm officials express doubt White House will agree to honor subpoena from HR Intelligence Com for documents concerning conduct of arms limitation talks with USSR; one White House aide says data pertains to current negotiations; suggests com is beyond its range in 'separation of powers'; deadline for production of documents is 10 AM Nov 11; officials, commenting on statement by com staff dir A Searle Field on varying estimates of Soviet mil strength in Adm, say there are not '2 sets of books'; neither com chmn Repr Otis G Pike nor his aides will say what is behind decision to subpoena sensitive arms information

Ford Is Expected to Keep Arms Data From Congress

Some diplomats in Moscow speculate that relatively low-key mil display in Bolshevik Revolution anniv parade represents effort to play down Soviet weaponry in wake of Helsinki Eur security conf and in midst of arms limitation talks (S)

Soviet Omits Big Missiles From Red Square Parade

US officials rept USSR has responded to arms limitation proposals Kissinger gave to Gromyko Sept 21 but that differences have not been narrowed; officials say USSR still contends Backfire bomber should not be counted as strategic weapon and that cruise missile should if its range exceeds 375 mi (M)

Soviet Reaffirms Stand on Arms Limit

Sources say GB is ready to increase its sales of arms to Egypt and will probably lift restrictions on supply of Brit-French Jaguar aircraft to Middle East nations; says this was conveyed to Egyptian Pres Sadat during his talks in London on Nov 7 with Prime Min Harold Wilson and others (S)

BRITISH SAID TO PLAN MORE ARMS TO EGYPT

Ford, in Boston speech, denies Cabinet shifts mean any policy change; says US will seek meaningful arms agreements, but adds that freedom must come first (S)

Ford Denies Shake‐Up Signals Change in Nation's Defense Policies

8-yr-old boy just misses hitting Pres Ford in face with flag at Westover Air Force Base near Springfield, Mass; reporters say Ford was hit on side of head; White House aides say Ford merely stumbled over outstretched foot of a woman in a wheelchair; Mrs Ford, when asked if her husband is accident-prone, says 'so what else is new?' (S)

Boy Waving Flag Narrowly Misses President in Crowd

Finland obtains multiple exit and re-entry visas for its correspondents in Moscow, as provided under Eur security document signed in Helsinki in Aug; becomes 3d Western country to do so (S)

Finland Gets Soviet Accord On Correspondents’

Belize Brit Gov Richard Posnett says Belize does not want mil confrontation with Guatemala and Brit over self-governing colony of Belize, news conf; says Brit build-up of troops is continuing in response to repts of Guatemalan troop movements (M)

Britain Continues Build‐Up in Belize As Show of Force

Dr Tiede Herrema, Dutch industrialist kidnapped in Limerick, Ireland, Oct 3 by members of IRA, is released on Nov 7 in Monasterevin, about 30 miles southwest of Dublin, and his captors, Edward Gallagher and Marian Coyle, surrender to police; police spokesman says Herrema is in 'good condition'; authorities say no concessions were made to kidnappers who are taken to Dublin police station; chief police spokesman Superintendent Tom Kelley says that following day of extensive dialogue between Gallagher, Coyle and Chief Superintendent Lawrence Wrenn, captors discarded their firearms and surrendered (M)

Kidnapped Industrialist Freed; Two I.R.A. Members Give Up

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November 8, 1975

Headlines from November 8, 1975

‘Fingerprints’

Lisbon Soldiers Blow Up Leftist Radio Transmitter

Rangers Get Phil Esposito in Trade

Farmers in Jersey Mechanizing and Switching Crops

Feminists Reappraise Direction and Image

Billboard 200

Rock Of The Westies

Red Octopus

Wish You Were Here

Prisoner In Disguise

Windsong

Notable Births

Historical Context for November 8, 1975