Nadia Comaneci Takes Gymnast Title on 4th, 5th Perfect Scores

PASADENA, Calif., July 21 &#8212;Viking 1 transmitted today its first color photograph of Mars, revealing light blue skies above reddish soil and rocks of apparently varied chemistry, and also gave scientists further reason to suspect that life might exist on the distant planet.

Viking Photo Shows Mars Has Red Soil With Varied Rocks and a Light Blue Sky

CAB recommends that 11 additional US met areas be permitted direct airline service to Eur; proposes that Delta and Northwest be given trans-Atlantic routes; Pan Amer chmn William T Seawell scores decision; cities listed; map (L)

MORE AIR ROUTES TO EUROPE URGED

warrants are issued on July 21 for arrest of at least 3 San Mateo (Calif) County residents; while officials do not identify suspects, it is learned that they are sons of prominent residents in community of Portola Valley; UPI repts that heavily armed policemen moved into 100-acre estate owned by Fred Newhall Woods 3d, pres of Calif Rock and Gravel Co, which owns quarry where kidnapped children were held; law enforcement officials comment; map (M)

WARRANTS ISSUED FOR 3 IN ABDUCTION OF COAST STUDENTS

Transportation Sec William T Coleman Jr says NYC will receive $66.2-million Fed mass transit grant (M)

U.S. Gives 7 Cities Record Transit Aid; New York Included

Sen, 73-24, overrides Pres Ford's Feb '76 veto of scaled-down public works jobs bill aimed at stimulating employment; Dem leaders are optimistic that HR will override veto; Pres Ford, in statement after vote, says he 'deeply regrets' Sen action and calls on HR to sustain veto; says he believes 'wisest, most productive' means of reaching goal is through 'steadily growing private sector' rather than through temporary jobs funded by US Govt; Sens Muskie, Humphrey, Dole and Baker comment (M)

SENATE OVERRIDES VETO OF JOB BILL WITH HELP OF G.O.P.

BELEM, Brazil, July 15 &#8212; In the last five years, a group of 150 Brazilian geologists, botanists, agronomists and technicians has discovered more about the vast Amazon jungles than in four centuries of earlier exploration.

New Breed of Explorers Maps Amazon Treasures

Energy seen as main factor in June rise in Consumer Price Index, as BLS repts that nationwide average price for regular, unleaded gasoline rose from 56.7c a gal in Apr to 59.2c in June (S)

PRICES FOR JUNE ROSE MODERATELY

A H Raskin analysis of trend in W Eur to cooperation between labor, mgt and govt to replace traditional strikes and inflationary wage settlements with accords designed to Jink wage-price stability with econ reform and with incentives for sustained indus growth (L)

Europe's Labor Scene

Brit Amb to Ireland Ewart-Biggs is killed when land mine is detonated beneath his moving car near his official residence on outskirts of Dublin; illus; brief biog sketch (L)

Britain's Envoy in Dublin Killed by Mine

Miss Repub Natl Conv delegation, long regarded as bulwark of Ronald Reagan candidacy, seen ready to shift to Pres Ford, according to delegation chmn Clarke Reed and Ford pol aide Harry S Dent; move seen representing severe and possibly final flow to Reagan candidacy; Reagan delegate search dir Andy Carter says he is counting on at least 26-27 of Miss's 30 delegates; Reed says he is switching because he sees Ford within easy reach of nomination, July 21 phone int; psychological battle being waged over delegate counts noted; Dent describes his techniques for getting Miss delegates to switch (M)

Shift of Mississippi G.O.P. To Ford Termed Imminent

UN sponsored conf on July 21 approves proposal that Latin Amer and Caribbean govts determine what information should be distributed by satellite in their regions; resolution was offered by Bolivia, Brazil, Honduras and Venezuela; other resolutions included 1 recommending creation of Latin Amer news agency or pool and creation of natl communications policies (S)

Latin News Panel Backs Satellite‐Relay Controls

India and Pakistan formally establish normal relations as Indian Amb K S Bajpai flies to Islamabad and Pakistani Amb Hassan arrives in New Delhi; flights mark resumption of air links between 2 nations; rr traffic across western border will resume on July 22 (S)

PAKISTAN AND INDIA RENEW NORMAL TIES

Ross H Munro article on day spent harvesting wheat on Communist Chinese commune; illus

Chinese Let Reporter Join in the Harvest

UN repts that at least 1/5 of world's city dwellers and 3/4 of its rural population lack reasonably reliable supplies of drinking water, first of series of preparatory papers for UN Water Conf to be held Mar '77 in Mar del Plata, Argentina; document issued at time when Eur, parts of US and other areas in world are suffering from severe droughts (M)

U.N. Says World Water Supply Is Not as Reliable as It Appears

US Sens Edward M Kennedy and George McGovern make public similar telegrams from Vietnamese Amb in Paris Vo Van Sung announcing that Vietnamese Govt has authorized departure of all Amers, wives and children who had been stranded in country since end of Vietnam war; there is no exact figure on number of Amers and dependents remaining in country; HR Select Com on Missing Persons in SE Asian chmn Repr G V Montgomery estimates number is at least 40; Montgomery comments, news conf (M)

Vietnam Agrees to Let Americans Leave

the black&#8208;and&#8208;white photographs produced by the radar equipment indicate different levels of terrain, possible mineral deposits, varying density of vegetation, and hidden streams and rivers.

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US Cath Conf gen sec Bishop James S Rausch appeals to UN High Comr for Refugees Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan to aid in providing temporary asylum for scores of Vietnamese refugees; urges Khan to remind independent SE Asian countries that they have responsibility to provide such asylum; says Hong Kong and Singapore have prevented small boats carrying refugees from landing (S)

Catholic Official Urges U.N. To Aid Indochina Refugees

S African Govt accedes to pressure from black community and agrees to immediate reopening of Johannesburg and Pretoria schools; decision, affecting more than 350,000 students, reverses position Govt took on July 16 when it announced that schools in worst-hit riot areas will remain closed indefinitely (M)

South Africa Yields to Black Pressure, Will Reopen Schools Shut After Riots

Amin reptdly has sent telegram to Kenyatta in which he promises not to invade Kenya and to stop anti-Kenya propaganda (S)

Uganda Reports Bid by Amin To Release Hijacked Airliner

Saudi Arabian soldiers of Arab League's peacekeeping force take up positions at crossing point between Moslem-controlled west Beirut and Christian-held eastern part; PLO delegation leaves for Damascus after discussion between Arafat and Jalloud; IRC temporarily posptones Tell Zaatar relief efforts; terms of agreement, allowing presence of peacekeeping force in Beirut and IRC relief operation, discussed; illus; maps (M)

Saudis Occupy Strategic Beirut Crossing

Antara news agency repts half of 5,000 people who had been missing and feared killed in June earthquake in Irian Jaya have returned to their villages after fleeing into jungles for safety; death toll put at 443, with 3,000 missing (S)

2,000 Feared Lost in Quake In Indonesia Turn Up Safe

NICE, France, July 21 (AP) &#8212;Amazement over the $12 million bank robbery here increased today as investigators disclosed that the thieves who had burrowed in from a sewer made an underground getaway by van and inflatable rafts.

Riviera Bank Gang Made Its Getaway By Land and Sea

USSR's deployment of 40,000-ton aircraft carrier Kiev seen bolstering Defense Dept's contention that USN needs more surface combatants to match increased Soviet strength (S)

AIRCRAFT CARRIER ASSET FOR SOVIET

Napalese press agency repts rain-provoked floods and landslides killed 121 people in western Nepal; June landslides took 150 lives (S)

Rains Kill 121 Nepalese

The Philippines, officially the Republic of the Philippines, is an archipelagic country in Southeast Asia. Located in the western Pacific Ocean, it consists of 7,641 islands, with a total area of roughly 300,000 square kilometers, which are broadly categorized in three main geographical divisions from north to south: Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. With a population of over 110 million, it is the world's twelfth-most-populous country.

Japan completes its last reparation to the Philippines for war crimes committed during imperial Japan's conquest of the country in the Second World War.

July 22, 1976

Headlines from July 22, 1976

Nadia Comaneci Takes Gymnast Title on 4th, 5th Perfect Scores

Viking Photo Shows Mars Has Red Soil With Varied Rocks and a Light Blue Sky

MORE AIR ROUTES TO EUROPE URGED

WARRANTS ISSUED FOR 3 IN ABDUCTION OF COAST STUDENTS

U.S. Gives 7 Cities Record Transit Aid; New York Included

Billboard 200

Frampton Comes Alive

At The Speed Of Sound

Breezin'

Chicago X

Fleetwood Mac

Historical Events

Historical Context for July 22, 1976