Meets, Charleston, SC; Pres Carter addresses group

CARTER BIDS SOVIET LIMIT BIG MISSILES IN RESPONSE TO U.S.

Europeans increase pace of investing in US; most investments are going to commercial real estate in Sun Belt and mfg facilities in indus states; W Eur investors generally are spending minimum of $1-million per project (S)

Europeans, Wary About Future, Step Up Pace of Investing in U.S.

Natl Urban League exec dir Vernon Jordan says Pres Carter's stand against Fed aid to poor women for elective abortions, in which Carter observed that 'life is unfair,' ignores view that 'Govt has role in creating equity among citizens and minimizing unfairness' (M)

Carter's Record Assailed by Head Of Urban League

survey by Dr Charles F Westoff and Elise F Jones, financed by Natl Child Health and Human Development Inst, says sterilization now rivals birth control pill as leading contraceptive method used by married couples, rept in Family Planning Perspectives, pub of Planned Parenthood; some 6.8-million married couples of childbearing age have chosen sterilization; survey is 4th in series of Natl Fertility Studies directed by Westoff and Norman B Ryder (M)

Pill Use Rivaled By Sterilization, Survey Indicates

illus of Thai soldiers checking casualties during border conflict with Cambodian troops

CAMBODIANS BATTLE THAIS ALONG BORDER

Pres Carter says looting in NYC during blackout is 'additional indication' of need to channel Fed programs to urban areas 'neglected too long,' int by Natl Black Radio Network; refuses to make any commitment to expand such Fed programs

CARTER LINKS LOOTING TO LONGTIME NEGLECT

Libyan authorities accuse Egyptian armed forces of invading Libyan border village of Musaad, killing women and children and shelling houses, schools and hosps; Libyan press agency says Egypt launched attack (S)

ATTACK BY LIBYANS BLOCKED AT BORDER, EGYPTIANS REPORT

BLS repts Consumer Price Index, June, rose 0.6%, to 181.8 (1967 equals 100); inflation rate, on annual basis, is about 7.5%, compared with Carter Adm target rate of 6%; Govt economists expect rate to moderate in mos ahead; chart (M)

June's Consumer Prices Up 0.6% In U.S. and 0.9% in New York Area

Prime Min Bandaranaike's Sri Lanka Freedom Party wins only 3 seats in natl parlimentary elections; Junius Richard Jayawardene's opposition United Natl Party wins over 100 seats; Jayawardene is expected to become nation's next Prime Min; Bandaranaike is re-elected to Parliament; Bandaranaike por; map (M)

BANDARANAIKE PARTY BEATEN IN SRI LANKA

New York City suffered through a blistering 104 degrees yesterday &#8212; the second&#8208;highest temperature ever recorded here &#8212; with wilting discomfort but no disaster.

104° in New York Ties for 2d Hottest

Begin says 'everything is open for discussion' and reaffirms his opposition to creating any sort of Palestinian state, int on ABC-TV; stresses that Vance will be visiting Middle East shortly for talks with Arab as well as Israeli leaders; hints that he gave Carter document on Soviet weaponry used by Arab forces; meets with AFL-CIO head George Meany and separate groups of Sens and Reprs before leaving for NY; acknowledges that he and Carter still have divergences of opinion on certain vital issues, but adds that they agreed not to cause any rift, speech to Israel Bond Orgn banquet, NYC; praises Carter; Begin illus (M)

Begin Says That ‘Everything Is Open for Discussion’

moderates led by Egypt and Jordan apparently will continue pressing for reconvening Geneva conf despite Begin's opposition to any role for PLO; Syrians reptdly will await Vance's visit to Middle East before taking stand on Geneva; PLO leader Arafat flies to Cairo, reptdly to urge Pres Sadat to hold firm to position that PLO must participate at Geneva; King Hussein says Jordan is willing to represent Palestinians at Geneva should he be asked to do so; Palestinian press service Wafa says any solution that does not include establishment of ind Palestinian state will fail (M)

Egypt and Jordan Likely to Seek Geneva Talk Despite Begin Stand

WASHINGTON, July 21&#8212;Prime Minister Menahem Begin's visit to Washington opened on a note of suspense three days ago and ended today on one of mystery. The question of whether the Israeli Prime Minister would end up in a confrontation

Road to Geneva: Israeli Picks Risky Route

July 22: Israeli politicians and press laud Begin's handling of meeting with Carter; note continued policy differences with US; newspapers Maariv, Hatzofeh and Davar quoted (M)

ISRAELIS HEARTENED BY OUTCOME OF VISIT

Brit Amb Peter Jay stirs controversy by flying to Washington, DC, aboard conv jetliner, instead of Concorde; Jay's anti-Concorde sentiments noted; Jay says Concorde trip would have been waste of taxpayers money (S)

Britain's New Envoy Flies to U.S.

riot police quell 4-day mutiny at Carabanchel prison with smoke grenades and rubber bullets; illus; several inmates reptdly injured; Justice Min repts sympathy strikes and rooftop demonstrations in other prisons are fading; new revolts reptd in Bilbao, Granada, Murcia and Palma de Majorca; prisoners at 6 other prisons reptdly return to cells (M)

MADRID PRISON RISING ENDED BY RIOT POLICE

47 Jesuit priest remain under guard, rejecting demand by White Warriors Union that they flee country by midnight or be killed; Govt sets up roadblocks at which police and Natl Guardsmen search vehicles entering country for guns or explosives (S)

Jesuits in Salvador Under Guard

HR passes foreign assistance bills containing restrictions on humanitarian aid to country (S)

FOREIGN AID MEASURES ARE APPROVED BY HOUSE

Officials, amid wave of crime and violence, are discussing plans for amnesty to ease overcrowding in prisons; Communist Party opposes proposal (S)

Italy Weighs Amnesty To Ease Jail Crowding

Ethiopia troops are battling Somali-backed Western Somali Liberation Front guerrillas in Ogaden region in southeastern Ethiopia, with both sides claiming substantial gains; fighting poses risk that countries will become involved in full-scale conflict; map (M)

Ethiopia and Pro‐Somali Rebels Claim Success in Border Conflict

Veteran diplomat William E Schaufele Jr's apptmt as Amb to Greece is jeopardized because of Greek anger at his use of word 'unusual' to describe proximity of Greek islands to coast of Turkey

Greek Anger at Schaufele Remark May Block Assignment as Envoy

CHARLESTON, S. C., July 21&#8212;Following are excerpts from the text of President Carter's address here today to the Southern Legislative Conference:

Excerpts From the Address by President Carter on Relations With Soviet Union

Wall posters appear in Peking saying that so-called Gang of 4 headed by Chiang Ching, has been expelled from Communist Party; posters also hail rehabilitation of Teng Hsiao-ping (M)

Party Said to Expel Mao's Widow

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JACKSON, Miss., July 21&#8212;President Carter reverted to the human rights theme as he defended his position in addressing a crowd on his arrival here from Charleston, S.C.

Reverts to Human Rights Theme

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July 22, 1977

Headlines from July 22, 1977

CARTER BIDS SOVIET LIMIT BIG MISSILES IN RESPONSE TO U.S.

Europeans, Wary About Future, Step Up Pace of Investing in U.S.

Carter's Record Assailed by Head Of Urban League

Pill Use Rivaled By Sterilization, Survey Indicates

CAMBODIANS BATTLE THAIS ALONG BORDER

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