June 20, 1976

Carter, speaking to Disciples of Christ conv, LaFayette, Ind, says that separation of ch and state should not dictate a separation of public and private morality; reiterates religious convictions

NY Times survey on impact of school busing as integration instrument some 20 yrs after US Sup Ct outlawed 'separate but equal' schools and set stage for massive desegregation; notes dearth of definitive findings on impact of busing on children involved, both acad and socially, at various school systems throughout country; views of opponents and proponents of busing and difficulties researchers face in studying effects of desegregation noted (L)

NYC Comptroller Harrison J Goldin opposes Consumer Affairs Dept's decision to permit Restaurant Associates to raise parking fees at munic Battery Pk Garage from $3.60 to $5 on July 4 (S)

The Viking 1 spacecraft went into orbit around Mars about 7 P.M. yesterday after a 10‐month journey from Earth, thus setting the stage for a landing attempt July 4, [Page 24.]

Defense Dept data released by Wis Repr Les Aspin indicates US has built more nuclear-powered attack submarines than USSR during last 10 yrs; rept discussed (L)

Kelley assault charge reveals dispute within com that aided Carter and Artis; dispute detailed; officials comment; Carter por (L)

rioting in 8 Johannesburg townships and 2 univs that has left more than 100 dead and more than 1,000 injured summarized (M)

Ford illus with families of Meloy and Waring as bodies arrive, Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland

Reagan wins 17 Iowa conv delegates; both candidates and Gov Robert D Ray say they are pleased with results; candidates succeed in avoiding floor fight; conv politicking detailed; Reagan wins 3 dist delegates in Colo; takes 14 dist delegates in Washington, to Ford's 7, and sweeps 17 at-large Washington delegates; turns back attempt by Ford supporters to gain seat for Gov Daniel J Evans, who has endorsed Pres; wins 4 at-large delegates in Tex, denying seat to Sen John G Tower, Ford's campaign mgr; Del selects 17 technically uncommitted delegates, but only 4 are truly uncommitted, the rest belonging to Ford; NY Times now calculates that Ford has 1,002 delegates committed to him, that Reagan has 934 and that 166 are uncommitted; Reagan illus in Des Moines (M)

In The New York Times last Sunday the pictures accompanying the accounts of the weddings of Eleuthera Smith to Temple Grassi and of Kathleen Burpo to Christopher Kager were transposed.

Wk's events in Pres campaigns of Reagan, Ford and Carter revd (S)