September 28, 1976

Mayor Beame authorizes disciplinary action against some off-duty police officers who had noisily demonstrated in residential neighborhoods during last 3 days; several hundred off-duty officers demonstrated, in direct violation of injunction that city had obtained from State Sup Ct Justice Hyman Korn under which rallies would be prohibited and picketing by policemen restricted to station houses and Gracie Mansion where no more than 100 demonstrators would be permitted during day and 50 at night; Beame and Police Comr Codd comment; other developments, including suspension from force of former PBA head Ken McFeeley for refusing to obey superior officer, noted; illus (M)

Pres Ford pledges crusade against crime, speech to Internatl Assn of Chiefs of Police, Miami Beach, Fla; Ford aide Richard B Cheney says Ford's Deep South tour is aimed at showing Ford is more conservative than Carter; holds Carter has problem in South because of his liberal philosphy (M)

Jimmy Carter, campaigning in Portland, Ore, refers indirectly to repts that US Steel lobbyist William Whyte paid for several golfing weekends for Pres Ford, holding Govt should not be run from clubs and golf courses; his 3-day tour of Calif and Ore revd; Carter links campaign setbacks to fact that he runs 'open campaign' and weighs limiting his accessibility to media; press sec Jody Powell says Carter will hold fewer and more formal press confs; Carter comments on his controversial int in Playboy (pub), speech to AFL-CIO affiliate unions' pol action officials; Brown's appearance with Carter at every Calif campaign stop seen important to campaign; Carter says he wants to be 'supportive' of Sec Henry A Kissinger's efforts for peaceful transition to minority rule in Rhodesia; scores Repub Adm for ignoring African problems in past; illus touring Portland shipyard (M)

Ford Adm launches lobbying effort to deter Cong from blocking Maverick missiles sale; State Dept official says such action could lead to increase in oil prices for US; pending Cong adjournment seen barring resolution disapproving $30-million sale; tensions rise in Cong, partly because of rept by Middle East News Agency that Saudi Foreign Min Saud ibn Faisal threatened oil embargo against US if Cong enacts HR-approved legis aimed at Arab boycott of Israel; State Dept and Saudi spokesman deny threat; explain Saudi statement; pro-Israeli members of Cong charge blackmail by Saudi Arabia; missile sale has become intertwined with amendment to Export Adm Act that would prevent US cos from complying with Arab boycott; Foreign Relations Com chmn Sen John J Sparkman obtains unanimous consent to send resolution back to com; says he acted at suggestion of Vice Pres Rockefeller, who advised of Adm displeasure to repts of possible Saudi oil embargo; HR Com on Internatl Relation meets on resolution but lacks quorum; Deputy Asst Sec Kempton B Jenkins denies that State Dept advised com members to absent themselves from meeting, testimony; Asst Sec Alfred L Atherton Jr warns of consequences of disapproval of sale, including stability in Middle East, testimony; illus (M)

NYS Liberal Party endorses Daniel P Moynihan for Sen after simmering rebellion is nipped by unusual appeal from Gov Carey; there is little enthusiasm for Moynihan, even among those delegates who vote for him, but delegates accept party leaders' arguments that failure to give Moynihan Liberal line would seriously damage his chances against Buckley; situation revd (L)