Nixon's 3d int with Frost in which he denied foreknowledge of burglary of Ellsberg's psychiatrist's office noted (S)

Nixon Says a President Can Order Illegal Actions Against Dissidents

Mayor Beame announces candidacy for 2d term, Gracie Mansion news conf; illus with wife Mary (M)

Beame Joins Race: ‘I Want to Finish the Job’

Commercial Trust Co of NJ: Anton Nigosian arrest for robbing bank of $17,000 (M)

Robber Takes Cab, Bank for a Ride

analysis of impact of Likud's victory on Israel's future foreign and domestic policy; illus of Begin and wife (M)

Vote Causes Concern on Future Policies

analysis of victory's effects on Arab-Israeli conflict; US officials say outcome further sets back Carter's timetable for reconvening Geneva conf; Vance, in Geneva, urges moratorium on speculation; plans to discuss with Gromyko possibility of Soviet help in getting PLO to accept Israel's existence (M)

Setback Is Seen in Plans for Geneva Conference

Sen Edward M Kennedy introduces legis supported by Carter Adm that would require judicial warrant for electronic eavesdropping on Amer citizens or resident aliens in foreign intelligence and natl security investigations; Pres Carter, in Rose Garden ceremony, discusses principal provisions and expresses support for measure; fact that measure's sponsors in Sen embrace wide range of pol views seen enhancing its chances of passage; co-sponsors listed; bill's important features detailed; illus of Atty Gen Bell, Sen Kennedy, Repr Peter W Rodino Jr and Sen Alan Cranston at Rose Garden ceremony (M)

Senate Gets Carter Bill to Curb Foreign Intelligence Wiretapping

May 19: analysis of effects of Likud's victory on future Israeli policies; illus of Begin (M)

UPSET STUNS ISRAELIS; SPECULATION INTENSE ON COALITION CABINET

Bill to require drs to prescribe drugs by generic names, and add brand names optionally, approved by NYS Assembly, 135-6; milder Sen version would permit dr to allow pharmacist to substitute generic drug; drug indus opposition to Assembly measure revd (M)

GENERIC‐DRUGS LAW IS BACKED IN ALBANY

Cuban-Amers permitted to leave ship by reluctant Cuban authorities (M)

Cuban‐Americans Get Into Havana

Over 1-million Japanese households have solar water-heating systems, and many have complete solar heating systems; Vazaki Corp, world's leader in solar tech, has concentrated on domestic mkt, but is considering export business in light of Pres Carter's proposals on solar energy; illus (M)

Everyday Use of Solar Energy Growing in Japanese Households

Sec Vance and Min Gromyko open conf, Geneva, in move to overcome stalemate on offensive arms limitation agreement; illus (M)

VANCE AND GROMYKO OPEN GENEVA PARLEY

Carter briefs bipartisan Cong group on Geneva arms limitation talks; shows model of formidable Soviet SS-18 MIRV; Sen Howard H Baker Jr comments (S)

Carter Briefs Bipartisan Group From Congress on Arms Talks

Eskimo Brotherhood of Canada announces that Canadian Eskimos will meet with ethnic kin from Alaska, Greenland and possibly Siberia in June in Barrow, Alaska, to form 1st internatl orgn of indigenous inhabitants of Arctic (S)

Eskimos of 4 Lands Plan to Meet in Alaska to Form an Organization

Pravda, in attack coinciding with Geneva conf opening, criticizes Carter on his domestic policies

Pravda Assails Carter Again on His Domestic Policies

Congressional Budget Office issues study asserting that Amer ground forces can be withdrawn from S Korea without jeopardizing mil balance or with it pol and strategic stability of Korean peninsula; study says effect of troop withdrawal on budget could range from saving of $2.1 billion over next 5 yrs to additional cost of $150 million in same period, depending on what happens to troops after they leave Korea (M)

U.S. Study Supports Korea Pullout

Somalia denies State Dept assertion it supports terrorist groups (S)

Somalia Denies Giving Its Support To Activities by Terrorist Groups

Amb Young says incursion into Botswana by Rhodesian troops was attempt to widen conflict in hope of enticing Western support for Smith's Govt, UN conf (M)

YOUNG SEES A TACTIC IN RHODESIAN FORAY

94.4% of SW African whites vote in favor of multi-racial interim govt to lead territory to independence from S African rule; about 65% of 52,000 whites eligible to vote did so (S)

White Voters Approve Self‐Government Plan For South‐West Africa

S African Govt provokes storm over practice of 'banning' pol opponents by exiling Winnie Mandela, wife of African Natl Cong leader Nelson Mandela, from home in Soweto (M)

South Africa, Amid Furor, Exiles Wife of Imprisoned Black Leader

Zambia troops fire into Victoria Falls, Rhodesia, in attack from their side of Zambezi River (S)

World News Briefs

Opponents of FDA-proposed curb on saccharin sales cite benefit to those controlling weight, FDA public hearing; Health Research Group dir Dr Sidney Wolfe says saccharin is not necessary in weight control (S)

Plan to Restrict Saccharin Debated

HR, 266-143, rejects compromise that would have permitted Fed employees to participate in state and local elections as candidates or campaigners, but not in Fed elections; approves amendment that guarantees Fed employees right to refuse to participate in pol activity (S)

Amendment Snags House Action on Easing Hatch Act

Richardson says failure to make reasonable progress toward internatl sea law at talks resuming May 23, NYC, could set back project for yrs and jeopardize maritime freedoms around the world, briefing, Washington; notes 'massive expansion' of claims by nations to various kinds of jurisdiction out to 200 mi off their coasts; conf will try to reach pact on internatl system to manage mining of resources of deep seabeds; Carter Adm presses for compromise to allow major role for private cos under pacts worked out with internatl seabed authority (S)

U.S. Warns That Failure To Reach Ocean Accord Imperils Maritime Rights

The U.N. Today

Leader Erich Honecker urges labor leaders to put pressure on workers to increase productivity (M)

EAST GERMAN NOTES ECONOMIC PRESSURE

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Manuel Almunia, Spanish footballer

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Wouter Hamel, Dutch singer and guitarist

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May 19, 1977

Headlines from May 19, 1977

Nixon Says a President Can Order Illegal Actions Against Dissidents

Beame Joins Race: ‘I Want to Finish the Job’

Robber Takes Cab, Bank for a Ride

Vote Causes Concern on Future Policies

Setback Is Seen in Plans for Geneva Conference

Billboard 200

Rumours

Hotel California

Marvin Gaye Live At The London Palladium

Rocky

Songs In The Key Of Life

Notable Births

Historical Context for May 19, 1977