TEL AVIV, Oct. 6 (Reuters)&#8212;Prime Minister Menahem Begin of Israel will be released from a hospital early next week his doctors said today.

Doctors Say Israeli Premier Will Leave Hospital Next Week

talks on forming coalition govt collapse for 3d time since indecisive erection in May when 3 parties involved failed to agree on how to divide Cabinet seats (S)

Dutch Cabinet TalKs collapse

prospects for early settlement dims as Horvitz fails to arrive at 'common approach' on issue of job security (M)

Hone for Fast Dock Peace Dims

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Cordero is released from prison, Springfield, Mo, 3 hrs after Pres Carter cuts his sentence to 23 yrs he already served; illus of Cordero with Bishop Anatulio Parrilla after being released (M)

Ailing Puerto Rican in 1954 Attack On Congress Is Freed by Carter

Pres Carter's envoy David Walters has 1st Papal audience (S)

Carter Aide Meets With Pope

PE House of Bishops passes resolution repudiating retired Bishop Albert A Chambers' aid to ch separatists, meeting, Port St-Lucie, Fla; rejects censure as precluding possible ch trial; Chambers admits breaking ch law but says he has not changed mind (M)

Episcopal Bishops Rebuke Dissident, But Censure Fails

Shelley P. Smith, daughter of Harold Smith of New York and Miami Beach, and the late Ruth Smith, was married yesterday to Roy Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Warner of Fresh Meadows, Queens, and Hollywood. Fla.

Shelley P. Smith Is Bride Of Roy Warner, Lawyer

New York City officials said yesterday that if President Carter was serious about wanting to help the South Bronx, they had a plan for how to do it, a plan they sent to Washington last June.

City Reminds Carter There Is a Plan for South Bronx

Council on Wage and Price Stability, in rept to Pres Carter, says that while nation's steel indus has been subjected to 'aggressive competition' from Eur and Japanese mills, import restraints will not 'significantly' improve econ position; rept, obtained by NY Times, further notes that US steel indus remains source of serious inflationary pressures because of larger than avg price and cost increases; does not identify single factor as being responsible for indus problems nor single action by Govt, cos or labor that might be able to solve them; USAW pres Lloyd McBride charges 60,000 US steelworkers have lost their jobs this yr because of imports, news conf; says union will seek help from Cong if Pres fails to aid indus (L)

US STUDY DISCOUNTS STEEL IMPORT CURBS

United Press International ment. At right Is Albert Scherer, a delegation member. The United States and the Soviet Union sidestepped a confrontation over human riehts. Page A2.

GOLDBERG ADDRESSES BELGRADE CONFERENCE: Arthur J. Goldberg, left, head of U.S. delegation to Belgrade Conference, pounding gavel before opening state

Organized labor wins major victory as HR, 257-163, passes bill to help unions revive their flagging drive to organize workers; adopts Labor Law Reform Act of '77, 1st major overhaul of Natl Labor Relations Act of '35; Repr Frank Thompson Jr hails, Repr John N Erlenborn scores legis; legis strongly backed by Carter Adm; business orgns pledge to continue fight against legis in Sen; US C of C aide Harold P Coxson, NAM, Assoc Gen Contractors aide James M Sprouse comment; major amendments in bill detailed (M)

HOUSE PASSES BILL AIDING UNION DRIVES

awards '77 Nobel Prize in Literature to Spanish surrealist poet Vicente Aleixandre; choice is surprise; decision is defended by acad sec Lars Gyllensten; Gyllensten says it is not purpose of Nobel Prize to declare current literary world champion; illus (M)

Nobel Prize Goes to Spanish Poet

Sen, 81-7, accepts Sen Robert T Stafford compromise on legis whereby employees who receive tips may get up to 50% less than minimum wage; Stafford version would increase amt to 70% in 4 yrs to grant relief to employees without burdening employers (S)

Senate Votes $2.65 Minimum Pay For 1978, With Increases to $3.40

Sen Finance Com agrees to eliminated gas-guzzler tax (S)

SENATE PANEL DROPS MAJOR TAXES SOUGHT BY CARTER ON ENERGY

US Appeals Ct says Concorde can begin operations from Kennedy Internatl Airport immediately; its ruling wk ago lifting 19-mo-old ban noted; NY-NJ Port Auth to appeal to US Sup Ct; Brit and French plan test flights late in Oct; Concorde opponents stage rally in Howard Beach, Queens, and drive mi-long motorcade of cars around Kennedy Internatl; illus (M)

Court of Appeals Rules Concorde Can Start Kennedy Flights at Once

HEW Dept, in lr to Chancellor Anker, charges that significantly more minority students attend schools that offer no special programs for gifted children than do non-minority students (S)

U.S. Says New York Is Maintaining Thousands of Segregated Classes

comment on transformation of decaying apt house at 1186 Washington Av, NY, into 28 attractive new apts; 3 yrs ago NYC lent $310,000 to Peoples Development Corp to supervise project; achievement won Pres Carter's interest and praise during tour of Bronx; illus (L)

A Loan and Some ‘Sweat Equity’ Create an Oasis Amid Desolation

Arthur J Goldberg, head of US delegation to Belgrade Conf, charges educ exchs guaranteed under Helsinki accords have been blocked, with students denied 'admission to essential archives'; US sources say Goldberg had in mind an Amer student of Uzbek language blocked for 7 mos from access to Uzbek Acad of Sciences in USSR; illus (M)

U.S. and Soviet Avoid Direct Clash In Opening Statements in Belgrade

25 members of Betar internatl Zionist youth movement occupy lobby of US Mission to UN and demand to see Amb Young, in demonstration of Jewish indignation at US-USSR statement; Young extends meeting inv (S)

25 Jews Stage Sit‐In At the U.S. Mission

Edvard Kardelj, putative successor of Pres Tito, says after wk of talks with US officials that Yugoslav-US relations are better than ever before, in part because of shift in US attitudes, int; attributes improvement to acceptance by US of world as it is and not as it might want world to be, and to heightened interest in problems of smaller countries and so-called nonaligned movement; visit recalled; Kardelj illus (M)

TOP TITO AIDE FINDS U.S. TIES IMPROVING

Illus showing newsmen his new official portrait, Moscow

Agence France‐Presse/Pictorial Parade A NEW IMAGE: Leonid I. Brezhnev showing newsmen in Moscow his new official portrait. The painting‐showing the Soviet leader at his Kremlin office‐replaces traditional head‐and‐shoulders photograph that Mr. Brezhnev posed for some years ago. Name of painter was not immediately available.

Oct 7: Carter reassures delegation of Jewish members of Cong and supporters of Israel of his commitment to Israel, meeting, White House; tells Reprs that he is 'grateful' for Koch's lr on US-USSR communique; Koch says he is convinced of Carter's commitment to Israel; Reprs Jonathan Bingham and Stephen Solarz comment; Repr John J Rhodes says US-USSR statement is example of Carter's 'ineptitude' (M)

Carter Assures Representatives On Israel

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The 1977 Constitution of the Soviet Union, officially the Constitution of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, was adopted on 7 October 1977.

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October 7, 1977

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Dutch Cabinet TalKs collapse

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