Torrijos, Here for Treaty Signing, Praises U.S. for Ending ‘Injustice’

Gov Carey seen playing risky pol role by his heightened involvement in NYC mayoral race in that he could make new pol enemies if he ends up on losing side (news analysis); Carey's heavy support of Cuomo has itself become campaign issue (L)

Carey Plays A Risky Role

2d article notes major challenge to scope of Govt influence is expected to come from Bakke v Univ of Calif suit; expects case to produce landmark US Sup Ct ruling on extent of Govt regulations in academic affairs (M)

COLLEGES RESISTING FEDERAL PRESSURES

Encouraged by the success of an unpublicized federally financed experiment that resulted in a 59 percent increase in robbery arrests, the New York City Police Department has assembled a squad of 60 handpicked officers who will be sent into selected high&#8208;crime areas to strengthen precinct anticrime efforts.

Police in New York Form Roving Squad Of 60 to Fight Crime

NYC parochial school system repts opening‐day enrollment of 245,000 pupils, slight increase over '76 figure, with sharpest increases in preschool and kindergarten programs; increase attributed to upswing in econ, parents' dissatisfaction with ps system, and aggressive public relations campaign; NY Archdiocese School Supt Msgr James A Feeney says parochial schools also provide value‐based educ sought by parents (M)

Parochial Schools In New York Draw Larger Enrollments

top aides of mayoral candidates say that despite millions of dollars spent on ad, computerized mailing lists and polls, Dem mayoral primary may hinge on old‐fashioned pol foot‐soldiers and phone canvassers getting out vote in score of Key ADs; in such situation, Beame and Abzug could have advantage because, more than competitors, they have emphasized such field operations and have forces to carry them out; Abzug illus (L)

PHONES AND LEGWORK ARE SEEN AS CRUCIAL IN PRIMARY CAMPAIGN

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5&#8212;Many officials familiar with the operation of the Federal Bureau of Investigation believe that the biggest challenge facing its new director will be imposing effective management techniques rather than curbing abuses.

F.B.I. Inefficiency, Not Abuses, Likely to Concern New Director

Sens Percy and Ribicoff meet with Carter; urge Lance's resignation but Carter resists; tell Carter of 'allegations of illegality' against Lance made by former Calhoun bank official Bill L Campbell, who currently is serving prison term for embezzlement at Calhoun; Ribicoff says Carter indicated Lance will remain in post and will fight charges; says charges of illegality are based not only on Campbell's allegations but also on 'things beyond that'; Percy asks Carter to appt special prosecutor; says he has asked Lance to resign, but that Lance refused; says he and Ribicoff recommended that Carter act under proposal recently passed by Sen that would refer allegations about Govt official to Justice Dept for immediate investigation; both will be given FBI repts and other material on Lance by Carter Adm; illus; Carter and wife illus (M)

RIBICOFF AND PERCY PRESS CARTER FOR LANCE'S RESIGNATION, CITING NEW ALLEGATION OF ‘ILLEGALITIES’

Voyager 1 lifts off successfully from Cape Canaveral; flight termed 'absolutely flawless' by flight controllers; science and camera booms are successfully deployed; spacecraft enters earth orbit at 34,481 mph on journey to outer solar system; project dir John R Casani comments; launching illus (M)

2d Voyager Spacecraft Lifts Off Smoothly, Speeds Toward Jupiter

Article notes 400,000 people under 25 yrs old are jobless; notes Govt is distributing $400‐million in subsidies to cos that take unemployed youths (M)

Youths in Europe Are the Hardest Hit by Unemployment

Gromyko says new agreement on strategic armaments with US is 'quite attainable,' but adds that this could be realized only if principles of equality and undiminished security are observed by both sides, speech at lunch for visiting UN Sec Gen Waldheim, Moscow; Pravda asserts US is delaying conclusion of new accord by seeking to achieve 'unilateral advantages' (M)

Gromyko Calls an Arms Accord With U. S. ‘Attainable’

Labor unionists step up attacks on Govt's restrictive pay policy as TUC meeting begins, Blackpool; 300 demonstrators march on city police hq after right‐to‐work leader John Deason is arrested outside conf; earlier, left‐wing demonstrators jostle miners' union leader Joe Gormley after he tries unsuccessfully to have union support 12‐mo rule; engineering workers' union head Hugh Scanlon's continued debate with delegation noted; TUC suspends, then reinstates, Transport and Gen Workers Union for failing to enforce arbitration decision with which it disagreed; illus (M)

British Unionists Press Fight on Laborite Pay Policy

flies to US on Sept 6 on latest of series of trips designed to give her look of seasoned internatl politician; will meet with Pres Carter and other US officials (M)

Mrs. Thatcher Widens Horizons to Take In U.S.

Sept 6: Arab League foreign mins, meeting in Cairo, reptdly agree on plan designed to bring pressure on Israel through UN; set Nov meeting to assess effort and talks Arab foreign mins will have with Carter and Vance; mins adopt declaration calling on all UN members to condemn Israel's 'expansionist' policies, end emigration to Israel and cut off all mil and econ aid to Israel (M)

Arab Foreign Ministers Said to Plan Gradual U.N. Pressure on Israel

Carter Adm to resubmit proposal to Cong for sale of planes, minus sensitive communications equipment and with assurance that they will be used only for defensive purposes; key reason for Adm's insistence seen as wish to maintain and accelerate controversial project; critics of sale say it runs counter to Carter's policy of limiting weapons sales abroad, and that sophistication of planes will necessitate help from hunderds of Amer technicians in their operation; opposition of Sen John C Culver noted; AWACS system described (M)

Carter May Press His Plan for Selling Radar Jets to Iran

SINGAPORE, Sept. 5 (Reuters)&#8212;Thousands of people in Hanoi are busy beautifying the city, the Hanoi radio reported today. It said in a broadcast monitored here that every day 5,000 to 8,000 people were engaged in dredging the Red River, widening streets and building a new botanical garden and zoo in the Vietnamese capital.

Thousands Beautifying Hanoi

Amnesty Internatl includes Benigno S Aquino in list of lawmakers detained in various nations (S)

Amnesty Lists Lawmakers in Peril

Uppsala Seismological Inst repts underground explosion in USSR's nuclear testing area in western Siberia (S)

Explosion in Soviet Recorded

Some flights from London delayed up to 20 hrs by air traffic controllers' assts strike (S)

British Flight Delays Worst With Charters

Louis Harris & Assocs poll finds that 2/3 of Israeli voters dislike Carter's pronouncements regarding Middle East, particularly his advocacy of Palestinian 'homeland' and Israeli withdrawal; finds majority expect Begin to handle question of allowing more settlement in occupied territories; finds voters believe top priority of Begin Govt should be to find way to negotiate settlement with Arabs (M)

BEGIN'S VICTORY LAID TO SEPHARDIC VOTES

parents of McLaughlin have been informed (S)

Nun's Parents Are Informed

Govt says McLaughlin cannot obtain bail until she is brought into ct for preliminary hearing (M)

Rhodesia Won't Allow Bail for Nun

US begins screening 'boat people' Songkla, Thailand, under Carter program to admit more; officials from NZ, France, Australia and Canada are also at refugee camp; US Immigration and Naturalization Service official Sam I Feldman is working to approve number of applicants for entrance into US; Amer Embassy coordinator Thomas J Barnes comments; 1st contingent of refugees is scheduled to leave Bangkok on Sept 19 (M)

September 6, 1977

Headlines from September 6, 1977

Torrijos, Here for Treaty Signing, Praises U.S. for Ending ‘Injustice’

Carey Plays A Risky Role

COLLEGES RESISTING FEDERAL PRESSURES

Police in New York Form Roving Squad Of 60 to Fight Crime

Parochial Schools In New York Draw Larger Enrollments

Billboard 200

Rumours

CSN

Star Wars

JT

Moody Blue

Historical Context for September 6, 1977