Alliance leaders issue communique, Washington, warning USSR that its actions in Africa endanger detente and jeopardize further improvement of E-W relations; endorse plans to counter growing strength of Warsaw Pact nations with long-range defense program stressing antitank weapons in Central Eur and integrated allied air defense; cost of program estimated at $60 billion to $80 billion, with US probably contributing slightly more than 50%; program is hailed by Pres Carter, who notes that no procedures have as yet been devised to carry it out; Carter and orgn sec gen Dr Joseph M A H Luns illus (M)

NATO WARNS SOVIET ITS MOVES IN AFRICA ENDANGER DETENTE

The Carter Administration, citing inflation and the trade deficit, warns industrial allies the United States cannot afford to help stimulate world economic growth. Stimulus is the objective of the economic summit scheduled for July. [131.]

BUSINESS Digest

Illus of Prince Charles after man threw lemonade bottle at car, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Eng

United Press International

Co reptdly will sell Barclay, Biltmore and Roosevelt Hotels, NYC, to Loews Corp for $55 million; map (M)

BID BY LORIS ES 3 NEW YORK HOTELS

Former Auth public affairs dir John Tillman and deputy dir Malcolm Levy are indicted on criminal charges of fraud and grand larceny respectively; 80-count indictment charges Tillman with systematically padding expense acct, defrauding Auth of more than $1,500; 86-count indictment charges Levy with theft of more than $1,500 from Auth; both plead not guilty; to remain in posts pending outcome (M)

Two Officials of Port Authority Indicted in Expense‐Account Case

Labor Dept repts consumer prices rose 0.9% in Apr, largely because of 6.6% increase in price of beef; Robert S Strauss, Barry Bosworth and Bill Brock comment on inflation rate; chart on Consumer Price Index (M)

PRICES IN APRIL ROSE BY 0,9%, LED BY BEEF; BIGGEST GAIN IN YEAR

Concern about Soviet and Cuban military activity in Africa, expressed by President Carter, was acknowledged by leaders of the Atlantic alliance. They warned Moscow that such actions endangered detente and jeopardized &#8220;further improvement of East&#8208;West relations.&#8221; But the final cor&#8208;;munique of the two&#8208;day NATO meeting in Washington was modified to say that the leaders also stressed that such situations should not he viewed only in an East&#8208;West context. Page A1, Col. 1.1.

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WHEN I knew him years ago in Greenwich Village, it was hard to tell whether he was witty or insane. He was one of the first in our crowd to collect pornography for philosophical reasons. He had a fanatical determination experience things that prevented him from feeling them. After a year of smoking marijuana almost daily, he announced that he had at last succeeded in getting high. Because he preferred to go out alone at night, he used to slip sleeping pills into his wife's after&#8208;dinner coffee.

A Ghost From the Past Banished From My Door

Description of ex-Vice Pres Rockefeller's summer home in Seal Harbor, Me, which he has put up for sale for $1 million; 21-room waterfront house was built in '39; illus (L)

A Rockefeller Retreat Is for Sale‐for $1 Million

Chancellor Anker proposes more stringent requirements for pupil promotion; will require that any student with poor reading and math scores be kept back any number of times during school career and receive remedial educ; asks city's 32 school dists and all principals to comment on proposal by June 7; says proposal will be adopted before he retires, at end of June; proposal detailed (M)

Anker Toughens Pupil Promotions

Lilco requests 13.1% rate increase to raise annual revenues by $23.9 million (S)

Utility Asks $2 to $ 10 a Month Rise In Gas and Electric Rates on Li.

French Govt will permit Paris commercial ct to begin bankruptcy proceedings against Boussac, textile co which has run up $100 million debt and owes Govt $33 million; co continues to suffer losses of $2 million a mo on annual sales turnover of $150 million (M)

France Toughens Policies To Strengthen Economy

Treas sells $2.26 billion of 4-yr 1-mo notes at avg yield of 8.27%, highest rate on such notes in almost 3 yrs; other data; graphs of recent issues (M)

U.S. Sells $2.26 Billion Of Notes to Yield 8.27%

Marianne Hofmann rents Madison Sq Garden's Felt Forum for $6,000 for mass 'law and order' rally; she comments on her action; illus (M)

Woman Hires Felt Forum for taw and Order’ Rally

Labor Sec Ray Marshall warns Pres Carter that Council of Econ Advisers and Council on Wages and Price Stability plan to delay enforcing rule to reduce lung disease among cotton workers 'will cause major pol unheaval'; council had urged to postpone enforcement of limits on cotton dust in textile mills on ground that standard would be inflationary; standard was proposed by Occupational Safety and Health Adm (M)

Carter Gets Warning on Cotton Dust

Sup Ct upholds ct-approved searches of newspaper offices by police, in 5-to-3 vote; majority holds that person who is not involved in crime has no more right than suspect to resist search of bldg he owns or occupies for evidence of someone else's crime; ruling reverses decisions by 2 lower Fed cts in case of student-run daily at Stanford Univ; Assoc Justice Byron R White writes in majority opinion that 4th Amendment, which bans search and seizure, does not provide authority for lower ct rulings; Assoc Justices Potter Stewart, Thurgood Marshall and John Paul Stevens dissent; Assoc Justice William Brennen is absent; in separate dissent Stevens argues that search of Stanford Daily was unconst because application for search warrant did not claim that any newspaper employees were wrongdoers or would destroy evidence if warned; Reporters Com for Press Freedom dir Jack C Landau decries ruling; claims police conducted 10 newsroom searches in Calif and recently raided TV station in RI and wire service office in Montana (M)

High Court Bars Newspaper Plea Against Search

A listing of Insider Stockholdings in The Times of May IS incnrrectly reported on the dispnsal of shares in Poloron Products inc., by Ruben P. Rosen, director and chairman. Mr. Rosen's transfer of 18,000 shares to his grandchildren was a gift, and he remains the beneficial owner of approximately 5.2 percent of the outstanding shares.

CORRECTION

STEVEN and Florence Kahn live in Princeton, N.J., are in their 30's, have a boy. Jonathan, a girl, Caroline, and a standard chocolate poodle named Medoc.

Revitalizing A Suburban Tract House

NYSE trading vol totals 29.07 million shares (M)

Unfazed by Inflation, Stocks Gain

Carter Adm warns major trading partners that US cannot join plans for coordinated stimulation of world econ growth, OECD conf, Paris; chief econ adviser Charles L Schultze cites persistent inflation and burgeoning trade deficit; Schultze illus (M)

U.S. Shuns 0.E.C.D. Growth Plan

Article examines world-wide TV plans for matches; spokesman for Magnaverde Productions predicts gross of $20 million from closed-circuit telecasts in US; illus; map (M)

TV Network Lifts World Cup Goal

LET us consider dining rooms. You need not have one. Nor even want one. Gracious eating, the splendid ceremony of breaking bread communally, depends on the spirit, not on the room. We would be the last to suggest that a place set aside specifically for eating should enjoy any kind of priority in this space&#8208;starved world &#8212; it could even be viewed as profligate.

The New York Times/Edward Hamner

NYS Tax Comr James H Tully Jr says he will run for Dem nomination for State Comptroller but that he would be pleased to step aside if State Sec Mario M Cuomo would make race; Cuomo says he doubts he will seek place on Dem ticket (M)

Tully, Tax Chief, Says He May Run For State Comptroller Nomination

Notes on People

L Silk on business cycles in gen and 'Kondratieff cycles' in particular; chart (M)

Economic Scene

Antonietta Di Martino is a retired Italian high jumper. She currently holds the Italian national women's high jump record at 2.03 metres for outdoor events and 2.04 metres for indoor events. She also currently holds the women's all-time highest jump-differential, meaning she has jumped the highest more than her own height.

Antonietta Di Martino, Italian high jumper

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The Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) is an international patent law treaty, concluded in 1970. It provides a unified procedure for filing patent applications to protect inventions in each of its contracting states. A patent application filed under the PCT is called an international application, or PCT application.

The first international applications under the Patent Cooperation Treaty are filed.

June 1, 1978

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NATO WARNS SOVIET ITS MOVES IN AFRICA ENDANGER DETENTE

BUSINESS Digest

United Press International

BID BY LORIS ES 3 NEW YORK HOTELS

Two Officials of Port Authority Indicted in Expense‐Account Case

Billboard 200

Saturday Night Fever

London Town

Feels So Good

Showdown

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