Ital Govt and Vatican agree on proposed major revisions in concordat that has governed chstate relations since ‘29; proposals include abolition of provision that recognizes Roman Catholicism as state religion; also involve concessions by Vatican on marriage and religious educ; Andreotti sends proposals to Parliament; actions reflect declining influence of RC Ch in Italy generally and of governing Christian Dems in particular (M)

ITALIANS AND VATICAN CONCUR ON REVISIONS IN CHURCH‐STATE TIES

meeting ends; statement issued on proposed ban against 1st use of nuclear arms; com of foreign mins and secretariat created to foster pol cooperation; Rumanian Pres Ceausescu credited (M)

Soviet Bloc Seeks First‐Strike Curb On Nuclear Arms

On a day that seemed designed for turkey sandwich picnics, vanguard Christmas shoppers turned out in droves yesterday and found New York City to be a 60&#8208;degree Indiansummer festival.

A 60‐Degree Day Greets Shoppers And Street‐Corner Santa Clauses

IRS says trustees of fund have agreed to talks with Fed officials on fund mgt in return for another 90‐day suspension of revocation of its taxexempt status; Labor Dept and fund officials hail agreement (M)

TEAMSTERS CONSENT TO DISCUSS PENSIONS

Mrs. Grasso Seeks New Inquiries In Reilly Case and Its Prosecution

security forces hq, Salisbury, Rhodesia, says 35 people have been killed in guerrilla warfare in recent days; other casualties noted (S)

A RHODESIA DEADLOCK OVERCOME AS BLACKS ACCEPT BRITISH PLAN

Canadian Prime Min Trudeau presents to Parliament ‘73 rept charging that Govtowned Polymer Corp Ltd and Swiss subsidiary Polysar Internatl SA paid nearly $2‐million in kickbacks to foreign customers; concedes there is no record of any action on matter in 3 1/2 yrs since he 1st heard of it through lr from thenauditor gen A Maxwell Henderson; says he passed Henderson lr to Treas Bd pres Charles M Drury; Polysar pres Ian Rush says co customarily gives cash rebates on large purchases (M)

Trudeau Produces '73 Report Alleging Official Kickbacks

Evans, Randolph (Shooting Victim): NYC Ptl Richard H Torsney arrested for murdering 15‐yrold in E NY sec of Bklyn; police officials and area residents comment; incident described; Evans was black; Torsney is white; illus (M)

Boy, 15, Shot to Death Point‐Blank; Officer Arrested in East New York

winter cold and snow continue to hamper earthquake relief efforts (S)

FINAL TURKISH TOLL OF 4,000 IS EXPECTED

Article on how mktg dirs, salesmen and buyers from US ply their trade in Far East, particularly in S Korea; illus (M)

Business  Nomads  Set  Their  Sights On South Korea's Lush Pastures

Move is under way to establish formal link between official Soviet Jewish community and internatl Jewish bodies; World Jewish Cong pres Nahum Goldmann last wk sent lr to leaders of Moscow Jewish community inviting them to come to Paris to discuss participation in world Jewish affairs; opponents fear such a move could have adverse impact on status of unofficial militant Jewish activists (M)

Official Jewish Leaders in Soviet Seek Link to International Groups

W Ger Chancellor Helmut Schmidt tells non‐Communist Socialist leaders that bad mgt by govts, instead of ideology, is to blame for gen econ crisis, Socialist Internatl conf, Geneva (M)

Schmidt Tells World Socialists Bad Management Has Hurt Economy

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.. Nov. 26&#8212;Huang Hua will give up his post soon and return home, delegation sources said today. He is reported to be suffering from a liver ailment.

Huang Said to Be Leaving U.N.

outline of Socialist Internatl history, membership, structure and purpose (S)

The Socialist International

W Ger and 16 other countries offer resolution in UN Assembly Legal Com against taking of hostages (S)

17 AT U.N. URGE TREATY AGAINST HOSTAGE‐TAKING

Huang Hua, Chinese repr to UN, reptdly will leave post because of illness (S)

Peking Purge May Have Claimed New Victims

Soviet Satellite Launched

Yugoslav Pres Tito and aides reaffirm stand against joining any ‘pol, mil or state community’ (S)

Yugoslavs Affirm Independent Line

UN Gen Assembly votes for favorable reconsideration; US dissents (S)

With Only U.S. Opposed, Assembly Urges Restudy Of Admission of Vietnam

Effect of Lebanese civil war on UN mission, and Amb Edouard Ghorra, and emergence of more normal conditions discussed; Ghorra por (M)

Beirut's Delegate to U.N. Is Active Again After War

Syria and Iraq agree to reduce tensions by withdrawing most mil forces from their border; Arab diplomats say Egyptian Vice Pres Husni Mubarak and Foreign Min Ismail Fahmy, who visited Syria and Iraq, used their good offices to bring about mutual withdrawal; Syrians are taking credit for reducing tension between Egypt and Libya; say their goal is to renew fed of Egypt, Syria and Libya; say Syrian and Libyan members of fed's council resumed their functions recently; PLO leader Yasir Arafat is also mediating between Egypt and Libya (M)

Syria and Iraq Reach an Accord To Pull Back Troops on Border

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UNESCO on Nov 26 votes by large majority to affirm its condemnation of Israel's excavations and bldg projects in Jerusalem on ground that they were altering historic character of city; decides to continue to withhold cultural aid to Israel, amounting to $25,000 every 2 yrs, because of its refusal to alter policies in Jerusalem (S)

World News Briefs

Article on soc, pol and econ problems facing Athens, Greece, in wake of staggering rural migration to city; notes that in ‘20 Athens contained 17% of nation's population and now is home for about 1/3 of entire population; Mayor Ioannis Paptheodorou and some residents comment; illus (L)

Athens Staggering Under the Weight of Rural Migration

Sen William Proxmire says Treas Dept's failure to collect taxes on value of limousine services provided to high Govt officials is costing taxpayers up to $4.8‐million yrly; says Treas Dept on Sept 5, ‘75, announced proposed regulation covering limousine service but has not as yet made rule effective; selects Treas Dept for his ‘Fleece of the Month’ award (S)

U.S. Failure to Tax Limousine Services For Officials Scored

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November 27, 1976

Headlines from November 27, 1976

ITALIANS AND VATICAN CONCUR ON REVISIONS IN CHURCH‐STATE TIES

Soviet Bloc Seeks First‐Strike Curb On Nuclear Arms

A 60‐Degree Day Greets Shoppers And Street‐Corner Santa Clauses

TEAMSTERS CONSENT TO DISCUSS PENSIONS

Mrs. Grasso Seeks New Inquiries In Reilly Case and Its Prosecution

Billboard 200

Songs In The Key Of Life

The Song Remains The Same (Soundtrack)

Blue Moves

Boston

Spirit

Notable Births

Historical Context for November 27, 1976