Kim Hyung Wook, former Korean CIA Dir, claims Korean Pres Park Chung Hee sent Cabinet officer, Min Byung Kwon, to US to dissuade him from speaking about Korean bribery scandal before HR subcom, int; claims Min used bribery and threats; Kim's testimony recalled; his por (M)

EX‐KOREA AIDE SAYS PARK ENVOY TOLD HIM HE SHOULD BE SILENT

fireboats assigned to NY harbor Festival '77 help in fighting blaze (S)

PARADE OF 6 LINERS OPENS PORT FESTIVAL

comment on Carter decision to abandon B-1 project (S)

New Drive to Compensate Blacks For Past Injustice Perplexes Nation

ASSAULTS ON ELDERLY OFF 25% SINCE JAN 1.

Bjorn Borg defeats Jimmy Connors in 5 sets and wins his 2d consecutive men's singles title; other winners listed; illus (M)

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Young white man drives speeding car into speaker's platform at Ku Klux Klan rally in Plains, injuring more than 30 persons; illus (M)

White Driver Rams Klan Rally in Plains, Injuring 30

Carter Adm has begun unpublicized talks with Cong on providing some $75- to $100-million in mil credits to enable Sarkis to arm light infantry force of 3,000 or 4,000 men to maintain internal order; Asst State Sec Alfred L Atherton Jr outlined plan to Sen Foreign Relations Com; stressed Adm consults with Cong on advisability of plan and has not definitely decided to go ahead with it; Sen sources say plan does not include any heavy arms; Adm efforts to aid Sarkis Govt revd; State Dept officials hold Israel should favor plan since force could be used to stabilize border area: com reptdly is skeptical; Sen John H Glenn Jr comment noted (M)

U.S. IS WEIGHING PLAN TO PROVIDE WEAPONS FOR LEBANESE FORCE

Story of an East Side Policeman Who Turned In Fellow Officers

Sudan Pres Nimeiry tells African Unity Orgn that 'socialist imperialism threatens to turn African continent into vast arena of conflict,' meeting, Gabon; sharply condemns foreign intervention--particularly USSR--in African affairs; map (M)

Sudan, as O.A.U. Meeting Opens, Is Critical of ‘Socialist Imperialism’

To show its support for the Government of President Elias Sarkis of Lebanon. the Carter Administration proposes to provide $100 million in military aid to help establish a Lebanese light infanty force that would be used to maintain internal order. The Administration has been holding unpublicized consultations with Congress. Alfred L. Atherton Jr., Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, said that the Administration was only consulting with Congress on the advisability of the proposal and had not definitely decided to go ahead with it. [Page 1, Col. 6.]

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correction on July 2 article: Rabbi Marc H Tanenbaum is natl interreligious affairs dir of Amer Jewish Com

CORRECTIONS

July 3: London Sunday Times article charging Israel tortures suspected Arab terrorists sparks sharp reader reactions of praise and criticism; Times will pub Israeli denial without comment; Times deputy ed Frank Giles says he does not know whether reporters Paul Eddy and Peter Gillman used any Israeli Govt sources, int; doubts they were aided by IRC sources; Gillman describes procedures used in preparing article, phone int; says article, in part, was aimed at disputing Israeli findings rejecting number of torture charges; controversy revd (M)

Israelis Deny a London Paper's Charges of Torture

Sen Jacob K Javits arrives in Israel for talks with Begin and others; will also visit Jordan, Saudi Arabia and Syria (S)

Begin Shows Firm Hand in Israeli Regime

Govt seen apprehensive about nation's econ future despite fact that nation now is in many ways dominant power in Western Eur; nation's econ has been hurt by recession but recession has been far worse in other Western Eur nations; W Ger's new econ power has brought serious policy conflicts with US into open after 15 yrs of subservience (S)

West Germany, in Midlife, Fails to See Its Strength

Pope Paul praises reforms enacted by ecumenical council Vatican II, remarks before group of bishops from Emilia-Romagna, Italy (M)

POPE LAUDS REFORMS OF VATICAN COUNCIL

Palestinian press service Wafa repts Christian militiamen, backed by Israeli forces, captured Yarin, town in southern Lebanon near Israeli border: says Palestinians and Lebanese leftists recaptured town; says heavy shelling continues; Lebanon and US deny repts of Israeli warning (S)

Fighting in South Lebanon

Iranian Parliament is expected to approve amendments to mil prosecution law to guarantee rights of pol dissidents; other efforts to improve Govt's repressive image noted; seen response to real or anticipated pressures from Carter Adm and internatl human rights orgns (M)

Iranian Parliament Is Expected to Approve Legislation Guaranteeing the Rights of Political Dissidents

Natl Assembly is expected to approve 2 resolutions asking Pres Carter to reconsider his policy on withdrawal of Amer troops and demanding that he curb anti-Govt activities of S Koreans in US; Assembly leaders comment (M)

Seoul Assembly Weighs Protest on Its Foes in U.S.

Bhutto and opposition negotiators agree on plan for new elections; agreement must now be approved by opposition's central council; alliance negotiator Ghafoor Ahmed says formal version of pact, if approved, will be signed by Bhutto and alliance leader Maulana Mufti Mahmood (S)

Rivals in Pakistan Agree Tentatively On New Elections

Indian police closely monitor movements of Sanjay Gandhi, his wife and associates while Govt probes charges of corruption and misuse of power during his mother's regime; he charges harrassment; has avoided imprisonment by posting 'anticipatory bail' in number of cases; future of ex-Prime Min Indira Gandhi, who reptdly lives quietly while working on memoirs, is uncertain (S)

Gandhis, Long Holders of Power, Now Find It Used Against Them

Spanish Govt pledges early return of autonomy to Catalonia region; Interior Min says provisional adm will shortly be established taking on some unspecified govt functions and existing local insts; says 4 Catalonia provs could be merged into 1 by law that Govt intends to complete by end of July (S)

Spain Pledges Autonomy For Catalonia Region

Prime Min Piotr Jaroszewicz says meat shortages this summer will be more severe than in '76 (S)

Poles Warned to Expect New Shortages of Meat

Chinese Nationalist officials and leading newspapers say Carter Adm's plan to try to establish normal relations with China could encourage Communist aggression against Taiwan; Foreign Min Shen Chang-huan says it is 'extremely dangerous' for US to consider friendly relations with China and to believe that Chinese Communists could plan vital role in maintaining world peace; says such policy may lead to new threats of war (S)

Taiwan Says U.S. Policy May Spur Peking Attack

Provisional Sinn Fein leader Ruari O'Bradaigh criticizes US for refusing him visa to attend recent Amer Alliance meeting in Buffalo, NY (S)

New Leaders Appointed By Defeated Irish Parties

Tass says mil observers from W Ger, France, Italy, Austria and Switzerland as well as Yugoslavia and USSR's 6 allies in E Eur have been invited to watch Soviet Army and Air Force exercises in western Ukraine starting July 11; Helsinki accords call for regular invitation of mil observers from other signatory states to all large-scale exercises (S)

Soviet Opens Maneuvers To 5 Western Countries

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July 3, 1977

Headlines from July 3, 1977

EX‐KOREA AIDE SAYS PARK ENVOY TOLD HIM HE SHOULD BE SILENT

PARADE OF 6 LINERS OPENS PORT FESTIVAL

New Drive to Compensate Blacks For Past Injustice Perplexes Nation

ASSAULTS ON ELDERLY OFF 25% SINCE JAN 1.

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Book Of Dreams

Commodores

Barry Manilow Live

I'm In You

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