Sadat says he will send Egyptian pilots to Zaire to operate its air force and help Pres Mobutu Sese Seko put down rebellion by Katangan force; citing growing Soviet activity in Africa, Sadat says he is acting to protect Sudan, and 'sources of the Nile'; accuses USSR of threatening Egypt in note sent recently to other Arab capitals, but not to Cairo; note reptdly said Egypt was about to attack Libya; map (M)

EGYPT PLANS TO SEND ITS PILOTS TO ZAIRE

200,000 at Rally for Soviet Jews Hear Carter Administration Pledge

RALLY FOR SOVIET JEWS: Some of the more than 200,000 people who participated in a rally supporting civil rights for Jews in the Soviet Union carry

Pending new Fed criminal code bill would outlaw activities such as 'dirty tricks' in '72 campaign (S)

BELL AND 2 SENATORS AGREE ON A REVISION OF U.S. CRIMINAL CODE

US and China begin talks, Washington, on settlement of financial claims that might lead to establishment of normal trade relations (M)

U.S. QUIETLY BEGINS TALKS WITH CHINESE ON FINANCIAL CLAIMS

Article on conditions in Indochina 2 yrs after Communist victories indicates that Cambodia is desolate nation beset by crop failures and disintegrating irrigation systems; illus (L)

Refugees Depict Grim Cambodia Beset by Hunger

hundreds of Seabrook demonstrators arrested, charged with trespassing and taken to armories; illus; reprs earlier had conferred with Gov Thomson; number of reporters also arrested, including Robert Sherman of Rutland Herald, camera crew from NBC affiliate in Boston and Jerry Berendt of Boston Phoenix (M)

Hundreds Arrested in New Hampshire Atom Protest

at least 39 persons are killed and about 200 persons wounded when giant May Day rally, Istanbul, turns into gunbatlle with ultraleftists pitted against police and trade unionists; incident occurs as Kernel Turkler, head of labor confederation known as DISK, calls on ultraleftists to join workers in promoting socialism; Prime Min Demirel summons Cabinet to emergency session (M)

39 Killed in Fighting at May Day Rally in Istanbul

For cooking, heating, watching television, operating washers and driers and general traveling around, the average resident in the New York&#8208;New JerseyConnecticut metropolitan region uses about one&#8208;third less energy than the average person in the country as a whole.

Metropolitan Area Relatively Efficient In Its Use of Energy

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, May I&#8212;With Prime Minister Zulfikar All Bhutto in conitrol of his divided nation at least temporarily, negotiations with the imprisoned leaders of the opposition Pakistan National Alliance remained stalemated today.

Arab Envoy Leaves Pakistan; Negotiations Remain Stalled

about 200 people demonstrate against Bhutto Govt opposite NY Times bldg, NYC, under leadership of Pakistan Students Assn of Amer; demand free elections in Pakistan and Bhutto's resignation; Mohammed Anver Baig, pres of group, comments (S)

200 Demonstrate in New York Against Pakistan's Government

Illus of Shimon Peres campaigning among Arabs at Umm El Fahm

United Press International CAMPAIGNING: Shimon Peres, Defense Minister and Acting Prime Minister, shaking hands with Arabs at Umm El Fahm yesterday. Israelis go to the polls May 17 for their national elections.

100 Indian Smugglers Take Pledge to Obey the Law

Defense Min Jagjivan Ram tells Janata Party conv that his party, Cong for Democracy, 1 of 4 parties that joined forces to defeat Gandhi's Cong Party in Mar elections, will formally merge with Janata Party, adding more pol strength to Desai's Govt; says he decided to merge because of state elections that are expected to be held in June and because of how Jatti had tried to delay them; 4 parties met recently to submerge their separate identities into Janata Party; decisions are announced by leaders of 4 parties: Asoka Mehta of Old Cong Party, Communications Min George Fernandes of Socialist Party, Information Min L K Advani of Jan Sangh and Home Min Charan Singh of Bharatiya Lok Dal; party choses Chandra Shekhar as pres (M)

Indian Leader Announces Merger Of His Group With Ruling Party

Irish Govt's crackdown on Provisional IRA seen giving ruling coalition edge in elections that probably will be held in summer; Prime Min Cosgrave's adm was applauded especially for its firm handling of IRA hunger strike; Walter Lynch, gen sec of Provisional Sinn Fein, disputes statements by Govt officials of IRA's declining membership; illus (M)

Dublin's Crackdown on I.R.A. Could Pay Dividends at Polls

Farouk Kaddoumi, head of PLO's pol dept, says US and USSR, as co-chmn of Geneva conf, must issue separate invitation to PLO; insists Palestinian question be discussed as ind item on agenda outside context of UN Resolution 242: notes resolution refers to Palestinians as refugees; dismisses as 'insignificant' Pres Carter's recent statement calling for 'homeland for Palestinian refugees'; objects to word 'refugees' (M)

P.L.O. Insists on Geneva Invitation

The U.N. Today

Hungarian Communist system and RC Ch reach what priests call 'uneasy accommodation,' with groping attempts at improving relationship; Primate Laszlo Cardinal Lekai is exploring Communist leadership's meaning of ch-state collaboration (M)

Catholic Church and Hungary Seeking ‘Collaboration’

ILO recommends that workers be given right to refuse jobs that they know from experience can be dangerous (S)

Right to Refuse Dangerous Jobs Is Recommended by I.L.O. Group

Time repts Karel Kaplan, former high Czech official who escaped to West with many Czech intelligence documents, has documents referring to Julius Rosenberg as 'our agent'

CZECH EX‐AIDE SAYS PRAGUE CALLED ROSENBERG ‘AGENT’

Canada delays offshore drilling for oil in Beaufort Sea pending study of North Sea oil well blowout (S)

Canada Delays Offshore Project To Study Blowout of North Sea Rig

Israeli mil authorities have banned Rabbi Meir Kahane, head of US-based Jewish Defense League, from visiting towns on West Bank; say his presence would provoke public disturbance; Kahane, who is running for seat in Israeli Parliament in May elections, has set up his own pol party, whose platform is based on rejection of withdrawal from West Bank areas (S)

Israeli Military Prohibits Kahane From Visiting Towns on West Bank

Philippines Foreign Min Carlos P Romulo hopes negotiations on Moslem rebellion in southern Philippines will be resumed despite fact that Moslem reprs have left country (S)

Manila Hopes to Resume Talks on Insurgency

Sukarto urges Indonesians to vote in May 2 gen elections for new Parliament; pledges to uphold democracy and const rule (S)

Indonesian Leader Urges His Countrymen to Vote

China makes conciliatory move toward exiled Dalai Lama, indicating that former Tibetan leader would be allowed to return to his homeland if he accepts Communist rule; Natl People's Cong Deputy Chmn Ngapo Ngawangjigme comments (S)

China Outlines Conditions For Dalai Lama's Return

Coggan and Orthodox Ecumenical Patriarch Dimitrios dispute issue of women priests, Istanbul, Turkey; Dimitrios rejects ordination of women (S)

Women as Priests Disputed By Church Leaders

Nicholas Magallanes was a Mexican-born American principal dancer and charter member of the New York City Ballet. Along with Francisco Moncion, Maria Tallchief, and Tanaquil Le Clercq, Magallanes was among the core group of dancers with which George Balanchine and Lincoln Kirstein formed Ballet Society, the immediate predecessor of the New York City Ballet.

May 2, 1977

Headlines from May 2, 1977

EGYPT PLANS TO SEND ITS PILOTS TO ZAIRE

RALLY FOR SOVIET JEWS: Some of the more than 200,000 people who participated in a rally supporting civil rights for Jews in the Soviet Union carry

BELL AND 2 SENATORS AGREE ON A REVISION OF U.S. CRIMINAL CODE

U.S. QUIETLY BEGINS TALKS WITH CHINESE ON FINANCIAL CLAIMS

Refugees Depict Grim Cambodia Beset by Hunger

Billboard 200

Hotel California

Rumours

A Star Is Born (Soundtrack)

Songs In The Key Of Life

Marvin Gaye Live At The London Palladium

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for May 2, 1977