W Ger spokesman Klaus Terfloth says Ger has approved export licenses for blueprints of Brazilian pilot uranium reprocessing plant and demonstration uranium enrichment plant despite strong Carter Adm objections; says US Govt has been informed; agreement provides for supervision by Internatl Atomic Energy Agency; major W Ger pol parties laud move; State Dept spokesman, noting preliminary nature of blueprints, says there is still hope that plans can be changed (M)

BONN TO SEND BRAZIL NUCLEAR EQUIPMENT, THOUGH U.S. OBJECTS

Fed Joint Liaison Office repts its Overland, Mo, offices are being swamped with telephone calls seeking to upgrade dishonorable discharges under program announced by Pres Carter (M)

VETERANS SWAMPING ES, AGENCY TO OBTAIN BETTER DISCHARGES

FBI agents in NY and Washington are angry and upset about Kearney's indictment (M)

AGENTS BEWILDERED BY F.B.I. INDICTMENT

Strauss says talks produced 'great progress' but no agreement; others say Carter told Fukuda during Mar 21-22 talks in Washington that US sought import-ceiling of 2.5-million sets, which is far higher than Carter's own negotiators and Amer TV indus are ready to accept; other unresolved issues noted; Strauss por (M)

JAPAN AND U.S. HALT TALKS ON TV SALES

Article on scientists' efforts to develop artificial sweetener in wake of FDA's saccharin ban; some sweeteners under study listed; illus (L)

Scientists Seek New Sweetener

Internal Security Dept, under orders from Prime Min Lee Kuan Yew, begins new campaign to repress dissent that has crippled thin pol opposition and fledgling human rights movement; pol candidates, lawyers and journalists, all who have been outspoken in their opposition to or criticism of govt policies, have been arrested during last 3 mos; Lee Kuan Yew por (M)

Singapore Pushing a Stern Drive To Silence Critics and Dissidents

Article on Cuba's organized sports program; illus (M)

Sport in Cuba Is Not a Game

Carter, in impromptu news conf at Dobbins Air Force Base, Ga, says he has recd private assurances from Brezhnev that USSR is as serious about eventual arms limitation accord as US; says US would consider any 'evidence' USSR has that US proposals are unfair; illus (M)

CARTER SAYS SOVIET IS SERIOUS ON ARMS

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Apr 9: Carter Adm officials say Sadat told them he envisaged full normalization of relations with Israel within 5 yrs after Geneva agreement is signed, and that some interim steps toward normal relations could take place even earlier; say that during Sadat's visit to Washington 3 areas were explored in depth--nature of final peace settlement, territorial aspects and Palestinian question; say Sadat insisted that Israel must relinquish all occupied Sinai territory (M)

Sadat Said to See Full Relations With Israel 5 Years After a Pact

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Progressive RC clergy of Sao Paulo, Brazil, has changed style of Easter worship to serve religious needs of poor and promote more 'communitarian' ch; Abp Paulo Evaristo Arns comments; Most Rev Angelico Bernardino conducts celebration (M)

Catholic Church Revises Its Style In Fighting Sao Paulo'surban Ills

Greek Orthodox Abp Simon of Jerash leads Good Friday procession, Jerusalem (S)

Pope Carries Cross in Rites At Colosseum

Dan Turner, freelance TV journalist and long‐time friend of Mrs Trudeau, says couple apparently reached agreement on 90‐day trial separation before Mrs Trudeau flew to Toronto alone on Mar 5 weekend; Trudeau, in San Francisco for ceremonies at Univ of Calif at Berkeley, refuses to comment (S)

Friend of Mrs. Trudeau Reports Plan for 90‐Day Trial Separation

sources close to investigation of disaster rept KLM pilot apparently never heard control tower instructions to 'stand by' for takeoff; transcript of messages between controllers and airplanes (M)

KLM Pilot in Collision Reportedly Didn't Hear Controller's ‘Stand By’

Indian merchants in Pageview, heart of Johannesburg's Indian community, have lost battle against move by S African Govt to evict them and redevelop area for whites (L)

Indians in Johannesburg Evicted From Area Earmarked for Whites

Israeli officials say Prime Min Rabin's resignation as Labor Party's candidate for re-election will not presage shift in Arab-Israeli negotiations (S)

Peres and Allan Top Contenders As Party's Replacement for Rabin.

Prime Min Chiang Ching-kuo, in 2 yrs since death of his father Chiang Kai-shek, has, with combination of toughness and subtlety, achieved tighter control than his father enjoyed and preserved Taiwan's record as most stable country in Asia; his por (M)

Chiang's Son Has Tightened Hold on Taiwan

Fidel Castro, en route from Moscow, says Cuba would like to improve relations with US but change depends on US Govt, int; says econ boycott must be lifted and US mil base at Guantanamo Bay abandoned (S)

Castro sets Terms for Better Ties

Castro's visit to USSR viewed as effort by both nations to coordinate foreign policy in Africa (S)

Soviet Union and Cuba Promise More Aid for Guerrilla Groups

police intensify search for alleged pol terrorists Guenter Sonnenberg, Christian Klar and Knut Folkerts, prime suspects in case; Opposition Christian Dems accuse Chancellor Schmidt's Soc Dem Govt of being 'soft on terrorism' (M)

Assassination of Ton Prosecutor Puts New Strain on Bonn's Institutions

Sen George McGovern says Cuban Premier Fidel Castro protested overflights by US SR-71 reconnaissance bomber; recently returned to US from good-will tour of Cuba; illus (M)

Raul Castro Says U.S. Team's Visit Is Step Forward

PLO leader Yasir Arafat returns to Damascus from Moscow; Palestinian press agency repts Brezhnev assured Arafat that USSR would not attend Geneva conf unless PLO was represented (S)

Arafat Returns to Damascus

Palestinian and Lebanese leftist-Moslem gunmen make no major moves in southern Lebanon; some fighting reptd in approaches to Merj 'Uyun and Qlaia; Palestinian officers say their objective is to eliminate security zone that Christian milita forces have set up along Israeli border, with Israeli support (S)

World News Briefs

RABAT, Morocco, Saturday, April 9 (UPI)&#8212;The Moroccan Foreign Ministry said today that the first contingent of Moroccan troops had arrived in Zaire. An official statement said King Hassan I had sent in troops to comply with a equest by President Mobutu Sese Seko &#8220;following grave event affecting the wire republic in the recent years.&#8221;

Moroccans Arrive in Zaire

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April 9, 1977

Headlines from April 9, 1977

BONN TO SEND BRAZIL NUCLEAR EQUIPMENT, THOUGH U.S. OBJECTS

VETERANS SWAMPING ES, AGENCY TO OBTAIN BETTER DISCHARGES

AGENTS BEWILDERED BY F.B.I. INDICTMENT

JAPAN AND U.S. HALT TALKS ON TV SALES

Scientists Seek New Sweetener

Billboard 200

Rumours

Hotel California

Songs In The Key Of Life

A Star Is Born (Soundtrack)

Leftoverture

Notable Births

Historical Context for April 9, 1977