BYRNE IS RENOMINATED BY JERSEY'S DEMOCRATS; BATEMAN DEFEATS KERN

Air traffic controllers and policemen in capital cities across Eur on lookout for unidentified plane reptd by Uganda Radio to be carrying Pres Idi Amin to Commonwealth conf in London, despite warnings he was not welcome; map (M)

UGANDAREPORTSAMIN IS FLYING TO LONDON

Britain Rejoices at Queen's Silver Jubilee

informed sources rept Carter Adm has decided against sale of 250 F-18 jet fighters; decision seen reflecting new White House policy, designed to reduce US global arms transfers unless necessary to maintain regional mil balance (M)

U.S. Said to Bar Sale of 250 Jets Ordered by Iran

Sen enacts new urban aid formula that would shift spending millions of dollars from Sunbelt to older cities of Northeast and middle West; aid formula is contained in measure authorizing 3-yr continuance of Fed housing programs that now goes to Sen-HR conference; Sen Harrison A Williams, sponsor of amendment, comments (M)

SENATE VOTES SHIFT IN FUNDS FOR HOUSING TO THE OLDER CITIES

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Japanese authorities refuse to permit 37 Vietnamese refugees, aboard Liberian-flag, Swiss-operated freighter, Los Andes, to disembark unless Liberian or Swiss Govt guarantees that it will accept responsibility for getting refugees out of Japan if no country offers permanent refuge; plight of refugees throughout Asia who have been waiting in limbo for world recognition noted; Japanese Govt has said it considers that it has carried out humanitarian obligations despite fact that it does not feed, clothe or shelter them, extends no med, educ or soc services and allows no refugee to work to provide for his or her own needs; refugees are cared for by religious charitable orgns, principally RC Charitas group, and are supported by UN High Comr for Refugees; map (M)

Vietnam Escapees Wait in Limbo As the World Turns a Deaf Ear

Miami area voters, by 2-to-1 margin, vote to repeal law protecting homosexuals against discrimination in employment, housing and public accommodations; tally; Anita Bryant announces she is establishing natl com to fight homosexuality; Miami homosexual community figures Robert Kunst, John W Campbell, Natl Gay Task Force exec dir Jean O'Leary and Dade County Comr Ruth Shack comment; illus (M)

Miami Votes 2 to 1 to Repeal Law Barring Bias Against Homosexuals

The U.N. Today

Mrs Carter says she is not minimizing human rights issue in her talks with Brazil's leaders, news conf; hopes Brazil will participate in internatl study aimed at preventing spread of nuclear weapons; meets with Foreign Min Silveira and Pres Geisel (S)

Mrs. Carter Keeps Stress on Rights

Rights Group Tells U.N. Guinea Tortures Prisoners

A Turk With 2 Talents— Poetry and Politics

Turkey faces prospect of 4 more yrs of coalition govt as final but unofficial election returns show Ecevit's Repub People's Party finished with 213 parliamentary seats, 13 short of majority; Repubs are expected to form new govt and Ecevit is most likely choice for Prime Min; Justice Party of Prime Min Demirel places 2d with 189 seats, Natl Salvationists win 24 seats and Natl Action Party wins 16 seats; Ecevit por (M)

COALITION IN TURKEY IS A LIKELY PROSPECT

illus of Dutch schoolchildren returning to school in Bovensmilde for 1st time since their release by terrorists (S)

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Swissair to lower fares on most routes to compensate for high exch rate of franc vis-a-vis other currencies; some affected routes noted (S)

Swiss Will Lower Most Air Fares To Compensate for Rate of Franc

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Eritrea rebels, confident of victory in fight for independence, say they are making preparations for new soc order for 3.5-million Eritrean people; have turned recently captured town of Nafka into center for instruction of thousands in new skills; instructional programs discussed (M)

Eritrea Rebels, Expecting Victory, Seek to Set Up a New Social Order

Amb Young has 'no illusions' about Cuba's purpose in Africa, news conf (S)

YOUNG SAYS CARTER UNDERSTANDS INTENT

Internatl Development Assn grants India $23-million credit to help modernize Tamil Nadu irrigation system (S)

World News Briefs

ROME, June 7&#8212;In a surprise decision, the Italian Senate today defeated an abortion bill generally regarded as one of the most liberal in Western Europe.

Abortion Bill in Italy Is Defeated By a Two‐Vote Margin in Senate

Govt lifts martial law in Lahore, Karachi and Hyderabad as talks with opposition apparently make progress (M)

MARTIAL LAW ENDED IN 3 PAKISTAN CITIES

Begin accepts call to form new Israeli govt; says both Likud and Labor parties reject idea of separate Palestinian state between Israel and Jordan, both oppose having PLO represented at any Arab-Israeli peace talks or withdrawal to pre-'67 borders; observers feel Begin's overture to Labor stems from recent Rabin stand that Arabs will use recent Carter comments in pressing for further concessions (M)

Begin Agrees to Set Up a Regime And Again Calls On Labor to Join It

PARIS, June 7 (Reuters)&#8212;Two men have been charged with the murder of a strike picketer this weekend, the police said today. The police in Rheims, east of Paris, identified the men as Claude Lecomte, a member of the Gaullist Service Action Civique group, and Henri Mangematin, who belongs to a small trade union. Thousands of workers throughout France stopped work for five minutes today in memory of the slain picket.

French Hold Two in Slaying

Conf of Presidents of Major Amer Jewish Orgns chmn Rabbi Alexander M Schindler meets with State Dept officials Under Sec Philip C Habib and Asst Sec Alfred L Atherton Jr and White House officials Robert J Lipshutz and Stuart Eizenstat in effort to demonstrate Amer Jewish support for Begin; reptdly expresses concern about what some US Jews interpret as unfriendly drift in Carter Adm policy toward Israel; Breira assoc exec dir Daniel Gillon says it is 'illusion' to expect Begin to change his belief about occupied lands; says there could be split within Amer Jewish community over Begin; Zionist Orgn of Amer says US is playing into Arab hands by talking of Palestinian homeland and urging Israel to withdraw to '67 borders (M)

JEWS IN U.S. SEEKING UNITY BEHIND BEGIN

HR, 244-164, votes to permit most Fed employees to run for pol and party office and to campaign for other candidates, privileges denied under Hatch Act (M)

House Votes to Repeal Hatch Act; Action Termed Victory for Labor

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June 8, 1977

Headlines from June 8, 1977

BYRNE IS RENOMINATED BY JERSEY'S DEMOCRATS; BATEMAN DEFEATS KERN

UGANDAREPORTSAMIN IS FLYING TO LONDON

Britain Rejoices at Queen's Silver Jubilee

U.S. Said to Bar Sale of 250 Jets Ordered by Iran

SENATE VOTES SHIFT IN FUNDS FOR HOUSING TO THE OLDER CITIES

Billboard 200

Rumours

The Beatles At The Hollywood Bowl

Hotel California

Rocky

Commodores

Notable Births

Historical Context for June 8, 1977