CYANIDE GAS BLAMED IN DEATHS IN JAIL FIRE

Gov Carey to oppose efforts to cut off use of NYS Medicaid funds for abortions, news conf; stresses he personally does not believe in abortion (S)

Carey Planning to Sign State Ban On Topless Entertainment in Bars

US Sup Ct, 5-4, rules attys have const right to advertise fees for routine legal services; finds such ad may aid justice adm and consumers without lowering professional standards; confines ruling to brief, factual information; acts in case of Ariz attys John R Bates and Van O'Steen; illus; ruling lauded by ACLU; Amer Bar Assn pres Justin A Stanley warns against 'unrestricted' commercial advertising (M)

Court Rules Lawyer May Advertise Fee For Routine Service

Carrillo says USSR may try to set up rival party to battle Eurocommunism doctrine, news conf; holds move would fail; brushes aside New Times attack; sees possible attempt to revive Communist Workers Party, headed by Enrique Lister, group USSR backed in '68; Camacho, pro-Soviet figure, says he will give up Parliament seat and devote self to union organizing; Carrillo holds move, which guarantees seat for liberal theoretician Ramon Tamames, is personal decision (M)

SPAIN'S LEADING RED SEES SOVIET THREAT

ROME, June 27&#8212;Pope Paul VI appealed anew today to the rebellious French Archbishop, Marcel Lefebvre, to abandon his plans to ordain 14 priests and 22 subdeacons Wednesday at his unauthorized seminary in Switzerland.

Pope, Installing 5 as Cardinals, Again Warns Rebellious Prelate

former NYC Deputy Mayor John E Zuccotti, who is to serve as unpaid consultant for NYC affairs to Sens Jacob K Javits and Daniel P Moynihan, says emphasis should be placed on Fed responsibility for welfare payments (M)

Zuccotti, Ex‐Beare Aide, to Help Javits and Moynihan With City

Rembrandt painting Le Rabbin stolen from Bonnat Museum in Bayonne, France, in '71 and valued at $250,000 is recovered when officials smash fence operation in Buffalo, NY (S)

$250,000 Rembrandt Recovered In an F.B.I. ‘Fence’ Operation

WIMBLEDON. England, June 27&#8212;It was a match Chris Evert wanted to win badly, a challenge, she said, at a time when new challenges are scarce in her tennis career. Win it she did. 6&#8208;1, 6&#8208;2. The margin was so big that Billie Jean King, her opponent, got only one more game against the top&#8208;seeded defending champion on the center court than 14&#8208;year&#8208;old Tracy Austin did.

Miss Evert Crushes Mrs. King by 6‐1, 6‐2

US Sup Ct rules 9-0, June 27, that Fed cts in school desegregation cases may order school dists to provide remedial educ programs to help children recover from effects of past school segregation; ruling specifically upholds ct-ordered Detroit desegregation plan as well as ct judgement requiring Mich to pay part of cost of remedial programs called for in plan; ruling detailed; Ct also reaffirms, 8-0, right of Fed cts to order citywide school desegregation plans, including citywide busing, to remedy illegal school segregation; ruling stems from Dayton, Ohio, school case, which had been watched by civil rights groups concerned that Ct might use it to weaken cts' power in school cases; civil rights leaders laud ruling in Detroit case and express satisfaction with Dayton decision (L)

JUSTICES BACK ORDERS ON REMEDIAL CLASSES AS AID IN INTEGRATION

Repr Henry J Hyde to draft legis to ban interstate baby sales, but is uncertain if he can devise Fed statute against baby selling that would meet Const standards; question of reasonable lawyers fees is one of unresolved problems; scarcity of adoptable Caucasian infants has become so critical in US that black mkt prices range as high as $20,000 with brokers getting most of money; Manhattan grand jury probe is latest in series of law enforcement efforts to halt baby trade (S)

Baby Brokers Reaping Huge Fees

officially sanctioned exhibit is indefinitely postponed following dispute over controversial painting; Glazunov dissociated himself from show at Moscow's House of the Artist after Deputy Min of Culture Vladimir I Popov and other officials objected to painting titled The Mystery of the 20th Century (S)

Controversial Art Exhibit in Moscow Is Postponed

Rhodesia repts 31 persons have died in single day of fighting; repts whites are continuing to leave country at record pace; official statistics show 7,284 whites left and only 2,367 entered during 1st 5 mos of '77 (S)

RHODESIANS REPORT 31 ARE KILLED IN DAY

Eskimos of Canada, Alaska and Greenland, fresh from their 1st internatl conf, held at Barrow, Alaska, are preparing to press series of demands upon their respective govts, ranging from land claims to pol recognition (M)

Eskimos, ‘United’ by Alaska Meeting, to Press Claims

Britain and US are working on pkg of 3 proposals for negotiated settlement (S)

Working on Plan for Settlement

Effort by French pols on left and right to revive anti-Ger feeling has become matter of concern in both countries; campaign developed gradually, but has reached point at which French Socialist Party leader Pierre Guidoni publicly chided his left wing for using anti-Ger slogans at party's cong in Nantes last wk; Guidoni replied that attacks were not anti-Ger, but simply statement of fact; similar attacks have come from Communists and old-line Gaullists; W Ger spokesman Armin Grunewald says relations between 2 govts have never been better; factors contributing to situation discussed (M)

French Politicians Fanning Anti‐German Sentiment

Prince Mohammed al Faisal al Saud and French polar explorer Paul-Emile Victor rept internatl experts weigh using nuclear submarines to push icebergs to countries short of water; Prince estimates iceberg of certain size would yield about 25 million gals of fresh water, cost about $100 million to finance (S)

Saudi Iceberg Plan: Will It Hold Water?

Ital Consul Gen in NY, Alessandro Cortese de Bosis, says ban applies to all foreigners, not just Amers; cites overcrowding as reason for ban and cites categories of students exempted from ruling; Marco Miele, Cultural Affairs Consul and Ital Cultural Inst dir, comments (S)

Severe Overcrowding Cited

Ital Govt bars foreign students from attending its univs for next 2 yrs in effort to reduce overcrowding; ban does not apply to students currently enrolled; univs will accept only those foreign students with scholarships from own countries; number of students from various countries at Ital univs noted (S)

Italy Closing Its Universities to Foreign Students

Rival Palestinian guerrilla factions clash in Beirut; fighting begins after As Saiqa office at Bourj al-Brajenah camp is bombed (S)

World News Briefs

Arab businessmen arriving in Beirut from Saudi Arabia believe King Khalid, who is ailing, wants to abdicate; say Khalid has been persuaded to delay his move until members of royal family can agree on smooth succession; say there is disagreement among princes on distribution of key govt and mil posts if Crown Prince Fahd succeeds to throne (S)

KHALID WANTS TO RESIGN, ARAB BUSINESSMEN REPORT

We believe strongly that progress toward a negotiated peace in the Middle East is essential this year if future disaster is to be avoided.

U.S. Statement on the Middle East

US State Dept says Russians are still beaming microwave radiation at US Embassy, Moscow, but tests of Amers who used to work there have shown no harmful health effects; Dr Herbert Pollack comments (S)

MOSCOW STILL BEAMING MICROWAVES, U.S. SAYS

The U.N. Today

JAKARTA, Indonesia &#8212; International population experts concluding a census here have discovered significant evidence that the growth rate has slowed in eastern Java and Bali, the most densely populated region of the fifth most populous country.

BIRTH RATE SLOWING IN INDONESIAN AREAS

sr Communist officials say all agr will be fully collectivized by '79 (M)

Saigon Chief Says Collectivization Will Be Completed in South by 1979

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June 28, 1977

Headlines from June 28, 1977

CYANIDE GAS BLAMED IN DEATHS IN JAIL FIRE

Carey Planning to Sign State Ban On Topless Entertainment in Bars

Court Rules Lawyer May Advertise Fee For Routine Service

SPAIN'S LEADING RED SEES SOVIET THREAT

Pope, Installing 5 as Cardinals, Again Warns Rebellious Prelate

Billboard 200

Rumours

Book Of Dreams

Commodores

Barry Manilow Live

I'm In You

Notable Births

Historical Context for June 28, 1977