Film and theater actor Zero Mostel dies; was 62; career revd; por

Zero Mostel Is Dead at 62

Sen Carol Bellamy finishes unexpectedly strong 2d to incumbent Paul O'Dwyer in Dem Council Pres primary, winning spot in runoff; wins 25% of vote to O'Dwyer's 30%; they comment; defeated Burden, Hirschfeld and Stavisky; campaign and campaign spending revd; Bellamy illus (M)

CAROL BELLAMY WINS A PLACE IN RUNOFF

Francis T Purcell wins Repub County Exec primary, defeating County Exec Caso and Sen John R Dunne; also wins Conservative primary against Michael J Camardi; Assemblyman Irwin J Landes defeats David Peirez in Dem race; unofficial tallies; Purcell and Landes victories enhance leadership of Repub Chmn Margiotta and Dem Chmn Stanley Harwood; Purcell comments; illus; Caso vows to run as independent; Dunne notes he is on ballot as independent; Camardi says he will not back Purcell; Peirez backs Landes; campaign and campaign spending revd (M)

Purcell and Landes Win in Nassau Vote

Mayor Beame defeated for renomination in Dem primary; is 1st sitting Mayor to be defeated since '53 (S)

BEAME FINISHES THIRD

S Korean Foreign Min Park Tong Jin says his Govt will not accede to Amer demand that Park Tong Sun be returned to US; reiterates S Korean stand that Park is not agent of Korean Govt; says he was unable to persuade Park to return voluntarily to US, and that his Govt would not 'forcibly repatriate' him since there is no extradition treaty between US and S Korea (M)

SouthKoreaRejectsU.S.Demand For the Return of Tongsun. Park

correction; ERISA covers all pension plans (S)

Beame Played by the Old Rules, But Fiscal Crisis Changed Them

Carter Adm reptdly expected French decision (S)

PAKISTAN ATOM DEAL AFFIRMED BY FRANCE

2 REPUBLICANS CLOSE

Heimann tells Com that Lance and family members abused their influential positions in Calhoun bank by overdrawing their accts to enhance their personal gain; says he would not have written lr to com, as did Bloom, calling Lance 'well qualified' for post as Budget Dir; takes exception to assertions by Lance and Carter that Aug 18 rept 'cleared' Lance of improprieties; says purpose of rept was 'not to clear anyone of impropriety'; testimony detailed; Heimann and Sen Sam Nunn illus (M)

Comptroller Says Lance Abused His Post at Bank

article on proliferation of herbal med in Mex; illus (M)

Mexicans, Trusting in Tradition, Take Herbs for Their Ailments

Paul Johnson, former editor of The New Statesman, resigns from Labor Party, asserting that it has adopted philosophy of 'corporatism' similar to Mussolini's Fascism; calls Callaghan leader of those who believe in authoritarianism; says he is prepared to join Conservatives if it becomes clear that ideas of Margaret Thatcher will continue to eclipse those of Edward Heath (S)

A Leading Journalist Quits British Labor

gangs of S Moluccans set fire to 2 schools and wound policeman in Assen, where 8 Moluccans are on trial (S)

Moluccans Battle Dutch Police

Battle over ratification of treaties begins in earnest in Cong, involving both Sen and HR and dramatizing sharp divs on issue among leaders of Repub and Dem parties; ex-Pres Ford urges his party's leaders in Cong to back treaties, while Ronald Reagan calls for rejection; Torrijos Herrera reiterates plea for passage during luncheon given by Sen Foreign Relations Com; HR Internatl Relations Com hears arguments in favor of treaties by negotiators Bunker and Linowitz; Reagan por; Ford, Kissinger illus (L)

CANAL TREATY FIGHT HEATS UP IN CAPITAL

police urge anew that terrorists agree to go-between for negotiations; Fed Criminal Bur says maintaining contact with kidnappers through radio and TV broadcasts has proved impractical; Chancellor Schmidt convenes meeting of all-party crisis group in attempt to achieve consensus on how to deal with terrorists; Govt yields to demand that it publish exact text of kidnappers' demands; published lr confirms earlier repts that prisoners they want released and flown out of Ger include leaders of so-called Baader-Meinhof gang (M)

Bonn Bids Abductors Agree to ago‐BetweenforT

Article on Soviet centenarians; notes Soviet researchers are finding that subtle combination of factors that make up active but uncomplicated life are reasons for prolonged life span, rather than yogurt diet, as espoused in some US TV ads; notes growing official interest in prolonging productive yrs as birth rate declines and potential labor shortage develops; Kiev Inst of Gerontology deputy dir Nikita B Mankovsky, Inst of Gen Genetics biologist L V Komarov, specialist Vladimir V Frolkis and gerontologist Zoya G Revutskaya comment; 170-yr-old Shirali Mislimov illus (M)

Soviet Centenarians Say It's Diet, Work and Family Not Yogurt

40 New Cases of Cholera in Syria

China has begun paying tribute to memory of Mao with official inauguration of his Memorial Hall in Peking scheduled for 1st anniv of his death; ceremony may be broadcast on TV (S)

Memorial Hall Opens Today

40 people are killed and 150 injured when crew of rr train in Assiut, Egypt, ignores warning to slow down in restricted speed zone, causing train derailment; hundreds of passengers are trapped under overturned cars (S)

40 Are Killed in Egypt As Train Jumps Rails

7,000-word article written by Chinese Central Com's Gen Office and distributed by press agency Hsinhua appears in Jenmin Jih Pao on how Mao's teachings inspired his bodyguards; said that office, along with Unit 8341 of army, was responsible for guarding Mao, and struggle was waged against Defense Min Lin Piao anti-party clique; said Mao had forbidden 'Gang of Four' to meddle in affairs of Gen Office and Unit 8341; said he always encouraged his working staff to stand up against Chiang Ching (M)

CHINA GIVES DETAILS OF ‘74 ANTI‐MAO PLOT

article on plight of 'boat people' attempting to find temporary haven in Thailand; notes increased instances of plainclothes Thai police confiscating all belongings of refugees; notes that since '75, Govt policy has been vitiated by abuses of power that local officials have in receiving refugees and administering 17 camps; notes that among Asian countries, Thailand has received largest number of escaping refugees and has recognized responsibility to provide at least minimal hospitality (M)

refugees Find Haven and Grief Among the Thais

Sept 9: Israeli newspaper Maariv quotes Agr Min Sharonas having said that several new Jewish settlements have been started secretly in West Bank in last mo; Sharon aide says 5 settlements started in Aug are not secret, having been approved by previous Govt (S)

NEW ISKAELI SEI TTLEMENTS IN WEST BANK REPORTED

US pledges efforts to stabilize prices of commodity exports of 5 nations, ASEAN conf, Manila, Philippines; urges them to defend principles of open, non-discriminatory trading systems and promises to improve mkt access for their products (S)

U. S. Trade Support Promised at Manila To 5 Asian Nations

Uganda officials say Amin, still in coma after undergoing surgery, was taken by helicopter from Kampala to 'special hosp' on Lake Victoria; say seriousness of Amin's illness is not known (M)

UGANDANS SAY MIN REMAINS IN A COMA

time bombs demolish land-reform centers in Lisbon and 5 southern towns, destroying records of illegal land seizures by leftist farm workers and injuring 5 persons (S)

World News Briefs

UN Sec Gen Waldheim, in annual state of world message, says efforts to induce Israel and Arabs to resume negotiations at Geneva have yet to bear fruit; suggests that it might be timely to re-evaluate ways of promoting Middle East negotiations (S)

W aldheim, in Report On State of World, Sees Rising Anxiety

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September 9, 1977

Headlines from September 9, 1977

Zero Mostel Is Dead at 62

CAROL BELLAMY WINS A PLACE IN RUNOFF

Purcell and Landes Win in Nassau Vote

BEAME FINISHES THIRD

SouthKoreaRejectsU.S.Demand For the Return of Tongsun. Park

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