Turkey rejects hijackers demand for release of 2 Palestinian terrorists (S)

Hijacking of Jet With 91 to Dubai Linked With German Kidnapping

Decline in value of dollar partly attributed to world pressure on nations with strong economies to let currencies rise in value to discourage exports and encourage growth by other nations (M)

Hectic Week for the Dollar: Uncertainties Drive It Down

HR delays approval of compromise to continue construction of Clinch River Breeder Reactor (S)

SENATE PANEL BACKS NEW ENERGY TAX BILL

Yanks Win, 5‐3, and Take 2‐1 Edge in Series

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14&#8212;In an effort to facilitate approval of the Panama Canal treaty in both the United States and Panama, President Carter and Brig. Gen. Omar Torrijos Herrera said today that the United States had the right &#8220;to act against any aggression or threat directed against the Canal.&#8221;

CARTER AND TORRIJOS AGREE ON U.S. RIGHT TO DEFEND THE CANAL

Former Repr Richard T Hanna is indicted in S Korean bribery scandal; 40 felony counts include charges that he conspired with Park Tong Sun and others to manipulate actions of US Govt and Cong, that he sought $100,000 in bribes in exch for his official actions, and that he failed to register as agent of foreign govt; also charged with mail fraud; Hanna said in Nov '76 int with NY Times that he did not believe his actions were illegal; indictment names as unindicted co-conspirators Kim Hyung Wook, former chief of Korean CIA, and Lee Hu; other charges detailed; Hanna por (M)

FORMER REP. HANNA INDICTED FOR FRAUD IN KOREAN SCANDAL

producer Michael Butler says he has invested $200,000 more in play to keep it running on Bway (S)

Bing Crosby,73, Dies in Madrid At Golf Course

Mrs Onassis resigns post at Viking Press; apparently became extremely upset when article in Boston Globe and rev of book in NY Times seemed to suggest that she was connected with publication of book; Leonard says she could have stopped publication of book if she wanted to; Leonard says that reference 'Anybody associated with its publication should be ashamed of herself,' could also be read as meaning Deborah Schabert Owen, Amer literary agent who is married to Brit Foreign Min, David Owen; Mrs Onassis por (M)

Mrs. Onassis Resigns Editing Post

Nobel Memorial Prize in Econ Science is awarded to Bertil Ohlin and James E Meade for 'pathbreaking contributions to the theory of internatl trade and internatl capital movements' (M)

Briton, Swede Get Nobel Prize For Economics

Swedish and Canadian cancellation of debts owed by Third World nations stirs debate between indus and developing nations over aid to poor nations; Third World diplomats say they now have concrete issue to seize on as result of cancellations; Western diplomats expect Third World countries to push for UN resolution calling for cancellation of debts to Western govts (M)

Debt Cancellations Stir ‘Debate on Aid to Poor Nations

Yuli M Vorontsov, Soviet delegate at Belgrade security conf, accuses Radio Free Eur and Radio Liberty of broadcasting hostile propaganda (S)

Soviet Accuses West on ‘75 Accord

Defense Dept repts Soviet bombers operating along US E Coast from base in Cuba attempted days ago to interfere with operation of Amer air-defense radar watching their movements; repts 2 TU-95 bombers dropped metallic strips that can interfere with radar beams during their passes over destroyer Spruance in international waters; planes reptdly inspected and photographed destroyer; similar incursions against Navy task force ships in past noted (M)

Pentagon Aides Say: Soviet Planes Tried To Foil U.S Radar

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrive in Ottawa for 6-day Silver Jubilee visit; illus; Queen will deliver 2 speeches written by Trudeau that are expected to stress historic ties (M)

Queen Begins a Visit to Canada

article on Prince Charles and his upcoming 13-day visit to US; por (M)

Charles, a Dashing Prince, Is Likely to Charm U.S. on Visit

NEW DELHI, Oct. 14 (AP)&#8212;Bad weather &#8208;forced an Indian Air Force helicopter to turn back today before it could rescue Sir Edmund Hillary,who is suffering from an undisclosed illness at his camp in the Himalayan Mountains, the New Zealand High Commission reported here.

Sir Edmund Hillary Is Taken III; Rescue in Himalayas Postponed

2 Tiny Caribbean Isles Just Can't Find Place in the Sun

Indira Gandhi is staging pol comeback; some of her enemies within Cong Party are dismayed by her appearances accompanied by her son, Sanjay, and are meeting secretly to map strategy (M)

Mrs. Gandhi Back on Political Trail

Sen subcom on strategic arms limitation holds closed hearing with Sec Cyrus Vance on proposed arms agreement with USSR; subcom chmn Sen Henry Jackson says subcom had some concerns about terms of agreement; aides say subcom concern was focused on whether accord would increase vulnerability of US land-based missiles to Soviet attack; Adm sources say that a major question at meeting concerned impact of accord on Soviet missile modernization; say Vance defended provision that would permit USSR to deploy 308 SS-18 missiles by pointing out that accord would limit overall number of MIRV-equipped missiles to about 800 (M)

SENATE UNIT VOICES FEARS ON ARMS PACT

Carter‐Torrijos Statement

MOSCOW, Oct. 14&#8212;More than 100 Jewish activists from nine Soviet cities issued a detailed set of charges today that Moscow authorities, in continuing defiance of the Helsinki accords and other international pacts, were attempting to stamp out Jewish culture and to minimize emigration to Israel.

Soviet Jews, in an Open Letter to Meeting in Helsinki, Accuse Moscow of Suppression

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14 (Reuters)&#8212;The Supreme Court today put off at least tin:. tit Monday an announcement on whether will extend a stay that has prevented the Concorde supersonic airliner from the randing at New York's Kennedy International Airport.

High Court Delays Concorde Edict

Conservative Party leader Margaret Thatcher accuses Labor Govt of emasculating Brit mil strength, speech to party's annual conf, Blackpool (S)

British Parties Come Out of Parleys With Wounds Healed, Set to Fight

Heavily armed Argentine police break up demonstration by about 350 women in front of Cong bldg, arresting 150 protesters and several foreign and Argentine journalists covering demonstration; among US reporters arrested are Sally Chardy (NBC Radio), Diane Page (LPI), David Dow (CBS-TV) and Gus Bono (Wall St Journal); Eduardo Blasc, Argentine photographer for AP, is arrested separately; Amers are later released after US Embassy brings incident to attention of Govt; demonstrators are relatives of some of thousands of persons who have disappeared in Argentina in recent yrs (S)

ARGENTINE POLICE ARREST 150 WOMEN PROTESTERS

Turchin arrives in Vienna; is accompanied by his wife Tanya and their 2 sons; also emigrating are astronomer Kronid Lyubarsky and Boris Veil, who makes puppets; illus of Turchin with Dr Sakharov at Moscow Airport (S)

Turchin Leaves Moscow for West

Superior Ct Judge Hugh Koford appts Jordan and Weinglass to represent Harrises (S)

New Lawyers Named for Harrises In Patricia Hearst Kidnapping Case

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October 15, 1977

Headlines from October 15, 1977

Hijacking of Jet With 91 to Dubai Linked With German Kidnapping

Hectic Week for the Dollar: Uncertainties Drive It Down

SENATE PANEL BACKS NEW ENERGY TAX BILL

Yanks Win, 5‐3, and Take 2‐1 Edge in Series

CARTER AND TORRIJOS AGREE ON U.S. RIGHT TO DEFEND THE CANAL

Billboard 200

Rumours

Simple Dreams

Shaun Cassidy

Moody Blue

Foreigner

Notable Births

Historical Context for October 15, 1977