Article recounts difficulties of 9 Cambodian family members who recently fled to Thai refugee camp; grimness of life in Cambodia, thought to be world's most isolated country, detailed; refugees are only ones known to have escaped across S China Sea unaided; most Cambodians reptdly know little of country's leadership and are not told of Communism; article notes soc is rigidly organized into separate groups of adult men and women, elderly and children that has drastically weakened traditional family tics (L)

Refugees Depict Cambodia As Grim, Work‐Gang Land

article on Fed relief programs that are helping farmers in drought-striken areas; plight of Sumter County, Ga, farmer Pat Medlock cited; illus (M)

Farmers in Areas Hit by Drought Forced to Turn to U.S. for Aid

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Carey, under growing criticism even within Dem Party, may face fight for renomination in '78; his pol problems revd; illus (L)

Carey Under Growing Criticism; May Face Fight for Renomination

Histadrut leaders set up 'war room' to coordinate campaign for wage increases by Jan '78 to offset increased living costs; Finance Min Simha Ehrlich calls on unions to show restraint (M)

Economic Shifts In Israel Prompt Protest Strikes

Article on plans of Amer and Eur scientists for 2-spacecraft mission in '83 to obtain 1st view of solar system and sun from new perspective far above and below plane in which planets orbit sun's equator; mission plans detailed (M)

U.S.‐European Mission to Venture Into Uncharted Space to Study Sun

Oct 31: Israel says it is prepared to release Greek Cath Abp Hilarion Capucci, convicted of arms smuggling, if Pres Ephraim Katzir receives formal request from Pope Paul VI; Govt official says Vatican raised issue shortly after Begin Govt took over (M)

ISRAEL READY TO FREE A JAILED ARCHBISHOP

US UN Amb Andrew Young rules out US ban on shipment of nuclear fuels to S Africa, saying such a ban might encourage S Africa to step up development of its own capacity to produce atomic weapons, Oct 30 int on ABC's Issues and Answers program; Prime Min Vorster, in Newsweek int, says his Govt is interested in nuclear development only for peaceful purposes (M)

YOUNG REJECTS BAN ON ATOM FUEL SALE TO SOUTH AFRICANS

Article on 2-man team of satirical painters Vitaly Komar and Aleksandr Melamid, who have separated as result of Soviet Govt's decision to give Melamid exit visa and to deny one to Komar; both comment; illus (L)

Soviet's Solution to Pair of Satirical Artists: Give just One a Visa

The U.N. Today

2 killed, some 40 injured in clashes between police and anti-Gandhi demonstrators as Indira Gandhi tours Madras area in pol comeback drive; Dravidian Welfare League is among organizers of protests; several league leaders are detained briefly (M)

2 Killed as Indian Police Fire on Crowd Protesting an Appearance by Mrs. Gandhi

CIA rept shows USSR has greatly expanded its foreign econ operations; says Russians now operate 84 foreign-based cos in 26 countries, up from 28 such enterprises in '70; other data (M)

Soviet Is Opening Many Business Concerns Abroad

2 persons are Killed, Oct 30, and 11 injured in explosion and fire at oil refinery at Abadan, Iran; Natl Iranian Oil says operations were not hampered (S)

2 Die in Iran Refinery Explosion

Illus of Prime Min Fukuda reviewing Self-Defense Forces, Asaka (S)

Japanese Official Says U.S. Is Key to Asian Peace

Analysis of thaw in relations between US and Yugoslavia; sees rift within Tito family stirring uncertainties about future of relations

A Thaw in the Balkans

Canada urges pol orgn of French-speaking nations around world; new grouping, which would include former French colonies in Africa, would be French-speaking counterpart of Brit Commonwealth (M)

Trudeau Pushes Plan for Commonwealth of French‐Speaking Nations

Premier Levesque, vacationing in France, plans to publicize cause of making Quebec sovereign nation during projected 3-day visit to Paris; in addition to contacts with French officials, plans ints with Eur newspapers, magazines and TV stations, and with Jeune Afrique, which has wide circulation in Africa; Ottawa is believed to have intervened to prevent Levesque from addressing formal session of French Natl Assembly; Assembly speaker Edgar Faure and Levesque will make speeches in reception hall adjoining Assembly chamber; disclosure that Royal Mounted Police illegally broke into Parti Quebecois hdqrs in '73 causes sensation in Quebec, but Govt officials react calmly (M)

Quebec's Premier, In France, Seeking Publicity for Cause

Caransa family appeals to his kidnappers to establish contact with them; police say they do not know yet whether kidnapping was pol in nature (M)

family of Dutch Kidnapping Victim Asks for Contact With Abductors

biog of Caransa; he was born Jan 5 '16; his por (M)

Dutch Victim: Self‐Made Man

World News Briefs

ATHENS, Oct. 29&#8212;In Greece, all Communists are divided into three parties.

GREEK COMMUNISTS SPLIT INTO 3 PARTIES

Paton repts 2 S African mins opposed to apartheid have been banned and forced to halt ch activities (S)

Alan Paton Reports 2 Ministers In South Africa Have Been ‘Banned’

Disturbance following Oct 10 soccer match between Vilnius, Lithuania, team and a Soviet team linked to incident in Vilnius in which people chanted nationalist slogans and tore down Communist posters (M)

Nationalist Outbreak in Lithuania Reported by a Soviet Dissident

Splits within ch over ordination of women and leadership of Presiding Bishop John M Allin revd; many in ch are skeptical of Allin's pledge not to let personal opposition to women's ordination interfere with adm (M)

Divisiveness Is Continuing to Plague Episcopal Church

Article on poverty-striken state of Guerrero, where guerrillas fought and lost bloody 5-yr struggle with Govt; notes Govt is now aiding area, typical of its 'stick-and-then-carrot' approach; says residents of area credit guerrillas, particularly 2 who led revolt, Lucio Cabanas and Genaro Vazquez, for new roads, schools, electricity, telephones, drinking water and agr credit; 2 were killed by Govt; map (M)

In Mexican State, Aid Follows Cycle of Revolt and Repression

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October 31, 1977

Headlines from October 31, 1977

Refugees Depict Cambodia As Grim, Work‐Gang Land

Farmers in Areas Hit by Drought Forced to Turn to U.S. for Aid

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Carey Under Growing Criticism; May Face Fight for Renomination

Economic Shifts In Israel Prompt Protest Strikes

Billboard 200

Rumours

Simple Dreams

Aja

Foreigner

Love You Live

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for October 31, 1977