November 28, 1976

nearly 15,000 people join mass rally in Trafalgar Sq, London, to urge end to violence in N Ireland; march is largest so far in Brit Isles in 3 mos since Belfast women Betty Williams and Mairead Corrigan began peace movement; aim of march is to cement internatl support for peace movement and, for many of marchers, to show GB that numerous Roman Caths and Prots in N Ireland abhor terrorism in Ulster; leaders of march, who include Williams, Corrigan, singer Joan Baez and Jane Ewart‐Biggs, widow of slain Brit Amb to Ireland, express faith that movement will endure; Corrigan and Ciaran McKeown, leader in peace movement, comment; illus of Corrigan with Mrs Ewart‐Biggs (M)

Plight of disabled Bklyn resident Ramon Gonzalez, who has been caught in bureaucratic tangle in attempt to collect benefits from welfare dept or Soc Security Adm under Supplemental Security Income program for disabled persons, described; illus (M)

Evans declares mistrial after finding jury split 10 to 2 for conviction; Dist Atty Robert M Morgenthau says case will be retried; case revd; Dupree por (M)

Pornography and commercial sex are under increasing attack around country behind stimulus of 5‐to‐4 Sup Ct decision last June upholding Detroit's use of zoning laws to limit sex‐related establishments; some communities, such as Indianapolis and Fairfax County, Va, have already enacted ordinances similar to Detroit law, which limits increase of pornographic enterprises; other cities weigh passage of such laws; NYC Planning Comm has scheduled hearing on Dec 1 to consider ordinance patterned after, but even stricter, than Detroit law; city officials comment (M)

members of Socialist Internatl unanimously approve econ solidarity resolution, meeting, Geneva, which decries use of riches from natural resources for pol or econ pressure on other states; resolution contrasts with statement by W Ger Chancellor Helmut Schmidt urging cooperation in fight against inflation, rather than in establishment of new world econ order (M)