Juan Carlos is proclaimed King of Spain, Nov 22 (S)

Juan Carlos, Installed as King, Vows Fidelity to Principles of Franco Rule

Key Amer officials suggest Sec Kissinger may make trip to Moscow in near future to conf directly with Brezhnev in effort to bread deadlock in negotiations for offensive strategic arms limitation; another possibility, though more remote, is that Ford and Brezhnev may meet; Brezhnev's health is factor in time involved in discussions, intelligence sources reptg there is now more collective decision making in Kremlin; key issues of Backfire airplane and cruise missile discussed (M)

FORD OR KISSINGER MAY SEE BREMEV ON ARMS DEADLOCK

Harvard Univ defeats Yale Univ, 10-7, on Nov 22 to win Ivy League champ; illus (L)

Harvard Is Ivy Victor; Ohio State Wins, 21‐14

US aircraft carrier John F Kennedy and guided-missile cruiser Belknap collide, Nov 22, during flight operations in Mediterranean Sea; Pentagon repts 1 known death, sees other casualties likely; repts fires on Belknap are under control after 2 1/2 hrs, fires on Kennedy are put out quickly; repts Belknap is under tow; Navy Adm David H Bagley orders probe; Capt William Gureck commands Kennedy, Walter R Shafer is capt of Belknap; ships illus (M)

One Dead as U.S. Ships Collide in Mediterranean

David W Belin, former counsel to Warren Comm, calls on Cong to reopen inquiry into Pres Kennedy's death because of new questions posed by findings of US involvement in assassination plots against foreign leaders; says he believes new inquiry would not upset Warren Comm conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald alone killed Pres Kennedy and Dallas policeman J D Tippit; declines to rule out that new inquiry might discover conspiracy; says CIA, FBI and then-Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy did not tell Warren Comm about plots to assassinate Cuban Premier Castro; chastises FBI for withholding lr Oswald wrote shortly before assassination in which he threatened to blow up a Dallas police station; suggests Cong investigate whether or not 'there is any credible evidence of a foreign conspiracy'; says he has filed freedom of information request for govt agencies to release all information in their possession pertaining to assassination; some recent disclosures concerning Kennedy's assassination noted; Belin por (M)

Warren Panel Aide Calls for 2d Inquiry Into Kennedy Killing

Legis again fails to pass $200-million NYC tax pkg; recesses amid fears that complicated plan to avoid default, predicated on short-term Fed aid, is now in serious jeopardy; Gov Carey warns that any further delay is perilous and frankly unreasonable': problem is in Assembly, where 14 black and Puerto Rican Dems withhold their votes in demand for minority group representation on Emergency Financial Control Bd; Carey asserts demand 'simply could not be met' (M)

LEGISLATURE FAILS TO PASS PACKAGE OF TAXES FOR CITY

NY Times survey shows property taxes are soaring nationally; increases weigh most heavily on elderly, are squeezing middle-income homeowners, and are making it more difficult for young people to qualify for mortgages needed for their 1st homes; typical increase in '75 is 8-15%; sampling shows increases of 60-100% are not uncommon; in part, higher taxes are result of rise in property values; in most communities, schools account for 50% or more of property taxes, and school budgets are still rising despite static or declining enrollment; higher taxes have touched off wave of reaction from property owners, and pressure is beginning to be felt in many areas (L)

Property Taxes Soar Nationally

article on lighting in Lebanon; discusses roles and goals of Christians, Moslems and Palestinians; illus (M)

Truce in Beirut Collapses; 27 Killed and 32 Wounded

rev of NYC's fiscal crisis and recent steps taken to resolve it; Pres Ford's position and Gov Carey's actions noted (M)

DEMAND BY BANKS PERILS CITY PLAN

MADRID, Nov. 22 (Reuters) &#8212;Following, in unofficial translation, are excerpts from the speech by King Juan Carlos I at his investiture here today:

Excerpts From Address by King Juan Carlos at His Investiture

Portuguese Pres Francisco da Costa Gomes is forced by strong pressure from radical mil units to back down on decision to replace comdr of Lisbon mil region Brig Gen Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho with Capt Vasco Lourenco; High Revolutionary Council is denounced on all sides for latest compromise measures and failure to bring solution to country's serious pol crisis; Socialist and Popular Dem parties direct brunt of attacks against Costa Gomes for failure to support present lefl-of-center Govt, headed by Premier Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo; Socialist party announces that it will call mass demonstration for Dec 27 wkend in support of Govt (M)

Lisbon Forced to Keep Leftist General

High-ranking officials of many Eur Communist parties say failure of Eur Communists to agree on their planned conf this yr marks new step toward solidification of basic split in internatl movement; basic issue is Moscow's claim to leadership; stands of certain natl parties noted (M)

PARLEY'S FAILURE WIDENS RED SPLIT

Over 100 scientists to meet, Edinburgh (Scotland), to discuss new photographs allegedly proving existence of Loch Ness monster; meeting to be organized by Royal Soc of Edinburgh; latest evidence was obtained earlier in '75 by Boston Academy of Applied Science team (S)

Photos Said to Prove Monster in Loch Ness

Belgrade newspaper Politika repts Yugoslav police in Vojvodina Prov have arrested 9 more persons accused of being pro-Soviet Communists; says persons conspired to form illegal Communist party in conflict with ruling League of Communists; arrests are part of continuing campaign to purge nation's politics of foreign influences; Communist leader Djordje Radosavljevic says group had been 'inspired and encouraged from abroad'; any prospect that Yugoslavia might be planning some pol liberalization in near future has been dismissed by authoritative party wkly Komunist in article decrying 'anarcho-liberal prattle about so-called benefits of bourgeios freedom'; 3-day Symposium on Fascism conducted under Yugoslav-Govt auspices was held in Zagreb this wk; US was principle target of most of discussion; meeting concluded that 'neofascism' and capitalism are inseparable and that neofascist forces are strongest from largest capitalist country--US; Belgrade daily Borba quotes speaker Dusan Galic as having said that as long as capitalist monopoly exists phenomenon of force will exist; paper alleges that Milovan Djilas, once nation's 3d most important figure in Yugoslav Communist party, is US CIA agent; Govt claims that Vlado Dapcevic, former sr Communist party member, is involved in pro-Soviet organizing efforts discussed (M)

YUGOSLAVS SEIZE PRO‐SOVIET GROUP

3 Brit soldiers are killed and 4th seriously wounded on Nov 22 when IRA gunmen attack observation post in border county of Armagh; IRA statement claims responsibility for attack (S)

World News Briefs

EEC Regional Development Fund, headed by George-Thomson, has begun operations after 3 yrs of delay; earmarks $192-million for 655 indus projects in economically backward areas of W Eur; aid will be matched by $1.4-billion in natl funds; Thomson notes speed and efficiency of fund operation; EEC officials have assigned priority to effective functioning of fund so that it will have good chance of survival when decision on renewal comes in '77; see no likelihood of spectacular econ advances after 3 yrs because of relatively small amt of fund; hope for accord in '77 from natl authorities to propose only projects that are part of broad community programs (M)

COMMON MARKET AIDS POOR AREAS

Plan to reduce drastically number of local govts in Belgium by fusing them into bigger units has caused major pol fight in nation where citizens' strong allegiance to community has changed little since Middle Ages; plan sponsored by Prime Mm Leo Tindemans Govt was adopted on Nov 21 by lower house of Parliament after tumultuous 7-day debate; is expected to pass Sen and become law in coming wks; is aimed at cutting waste and improving munic services, but has brought angry demonstrations from those who do not want change or do not like neighborhoods they are being fused with; 1 center of protest is Tournai, where 29 small communities are being brought together lo form 1 large municipality of 70,000 inhabitants; many mayors in area say that their towns are in good financial health but will be drained by Tournai, which is running large budget deficit; during parliamentary debate, opposition Socialist party charged wide-scale gerrymandering on part of Govt parties in fixing new munic boundaries; under procedures agreed to by Socialists in '71, fusion plan was drawn up by Interior Min Joseph Michel, with relatively small amt of local consultations; plan was presented to Parliament on take-it-or-leave-it basis with no amendments allowed (M)

BELGIANS DISPUTE VILLAGE MERGERS

World Council of Chs 5th assembly convenes Nov 23, Nairobi, Kenya; some 700 delegates from 100 nations will attempt to resolve problems that have placed cause of ecumenism in question; fervor for interfaith activity has diminished since '68 assembly; recession has created financial crisis; council's recent program of funding liberation movements has divided many constituents; fund to combat racism has disbursed $1-million to various groups; some churchmen have protested activity as being too pol or neglecting issues of justice in Communist nations; wave of evangelism has swept most member chs, creating pressures for more spiritual approach; council gen sec Dr Philip Potter emphasizes need for firmer theological bonds among member chs; holding assembly in Nairobi seen important factor in outcome of debate over priority of liberation themes because Africa is experiencing fastest Christian growth rates in the world (M)

World Church Council Opening Kenya Parley, First Since 1968

officials of Amsterdam, Holland, which is in financial trouble, view NYC situation with interest (S)

AMSTERDAM COPES WITH RISING DEBT

N Vietnamese Workers' party sec Le Duan returns to Hanoi after 2-mo tour (S)

Hanoi Leader Back Home

Article on econ situation in Dahomey notes that China has been giving Dahomey agr assistance (S)

Dahomey Moves Ahead With Marxist‐Leninist Political System

S African Defense Min Piet W Botha says S Africa has sent troops into Angola with prior knowledge and approval of Portuguese Govt to protect Cunene hydroelectric project, which is joint S African-Portuguese venture supplying power and water to Angola and SW Africa; is commenting on Portuguese statement that Lisbon had protested to S Africa about troop movements into Angola (S)

PRETORIA DEFENDS. ANGOLA INCURSION

S African Govt announces it will build uranium enrichment plant; seen able to supply its needs and much of Western world's from own uranium sources and cheaper enrichment method; Mines Min Piet Koornhof and Atomic Energy Bd pres A J A Roux comment (M)

South Africa to Build Big Atom Plant

2 persons killed, 18 injured by gas explosion and fire on Nov 23 in apt bldg on Tokyo's outskirts (S)

Blast and Fire Near Tokyo Take 2 Lives and Injure 18

Work of Greek archeologists, aided by architects, seismologists, surveyors, engineers, geologists and chemists, to preserve Temple of Apollo (Bassae) described; scientists, with $1.5-million Govt appropriation, are studying ways to restore temple and apply chemicals to prevent further erosion without altering appearance; Natl Archeological Museum dir Nicholas Yalouris notes that monument restoration is relatively new science; research on restoration has been accelerated by vast increase in atmospheric pollution since World War II; temple, which experts date at about 420 BC, was re-discovered in 1765 by French architect Joachim Bocher; temple described; map (M)

November 23, 1975

Headlines from November 23, 1975

Juan Carlos, Installed as King, Vows Fidelity to Principles of Franco Rule

FORD OR KISSINGER MAY SEE BREMEV ON ARMS DEADLOCK

Harvard Is Ivy Victor; Ohio State Wins, 21‐14

One Dead as U.S. Ships Collide in Mediterranean

Warren Panel Aide Calls for 2d Inquiry Into Kennedy Killing

Billboard 200

Rock Of The Westies

Windsong

Red Octopus

Prisoner In Disguise

Wish You Were Here

Historical Context for November 23, 1975