Lt Gen Ensio Siilasvuo of Finland, chief coordinator of UN peace missions in Middle East, says raid will not affect Israel's withdrawal plans (S)

ISRAELI COMMANDOS RAZE GUERRILLA BASE ON LEBANON'S COAST

NYS Commerce Comr John S Dyson calls for const amendments to limit total number of public employees to 3% of population; Dyson specifically calls for 2 amendments that would: limit state employees to 1% of state's population and local govt employees to 2% of local population; Civil Service Employees Assn spokesman labels Dyson recommendations as 'typical meaningless rhetoric' (M)

Dyson Proposes Limit on Number Of Public Employees in the State

Ford recalls 1-5 million Pintos and Mercury Bobcats for 'modifications' of fuel system aimed at increasing resistance to leakage and diminishing risk of fire in event of rear-end crashes; consumer advocate Ralph Nader hails recall; Ford vp Herbert L Misch comments (M)

Ford Orders Recall Of 1.5 Million Pintos For Safety Changes

Tho Now York Times/Fred R. Conrad

Mormon Church strikes down 148-yr-old policy against blacks in priesthood; ch pres Spencer W Kimball, in lr to all ch leaders, says all worthy male members of Ch may be ordained to priesthood without regard for race or color; declaration leaves intact ch exclusion of women from all priestly functions; Ruffin Bridgeforth, leader of small group of black Mormon ch members called Genesis Group, and James Dooley, leader of Utah chap of NAACP, comment; Kimball por (L)

Mormon Church Strikes Down Ban Against Blacks in Priesthood

LAS VEGAS, Nev., June 9&#8212;The title they fought for was controversial and so was Larry Holmes's decision over Ken Norton tonight that made the undefeated Holmes the new heavyweight champion according to the World Boxing Council.

Holmes Takes Title From Norton on a Split Decision; Challenger's Jabs Take Toll --Jimmy Young Defeated Winner Takes Dive--In Pool Holmes vs. Evangelista? Big Money, Little Solace Holmes Wins By Decision Over Norton Holmes Rocks, Doesn't Rattle Norton Still No. 1? Zarate Gets 51st Knockout A Fast Learner

Sen Foreign Relations Com chmn John J Sparkman says that Carter Adm has failed to produce conclusive evidence to support charges that Cuba was deeply involved in training and equipping Katangan rebels; result is setback for Adm's effort to back up Carter's charge that Cuba shared 'responsibility' for Katangan attack; illus (M)

Carter's Case on Cuba Not Proved, Foreign Relations Chairman Says

ICC, Justice Dept, Fed grand jury and HR Subcom on Investigations are investigating possible financial irregularities in Conrail; investigations detailed; inquiry began several mos ago when Fed investigators in Phila found, during internal audit, that some 14,000 W-2 forms mailed by agency could not be delivered because employees could not be located; Conrail maintains it has found no evidence of wrongdoing and says all but 1,000 forms have been delivered, subcom member Toby Moffett, in meantime, has stopped budget appropriation for Conrail pending investigation (M)

FINA CES OF CONRAIL BEING INVESTIGATED

Pres Carter asks Cong for funds to begin 26 new water projects, most of them small and few of them in West; adds fuel to continuing battle with Cong by indicating he would veto any attempt to restore any of 9 projects that he vetoed in '77 (M)

Carter Offers 26 Water Projects And Threatens to Veto Wider Plan

S Korea's rice yields have recently surpassed Japan's for 1st time in 4000 yrs but rapid indus revolution is drawing people off land at rate of hundreds of thousands of families a yr making it virtually impossible to operate small farms; illus (M)

South Korean Farmers Productive but Vanishing Breed

Cambodian Deputy Prime Min Ieng Sary denounces unspecified enemies who he says have been harassing Cambodians along borders and attempting to invade, UN speech; statement apparently alludes to border conflicts with Vietnam; Cambodian mission shows film devoted largely to proving charges of aggression by Vietnam; showing was well attended and many in audience appeared to be from Asian delegations (S)

Cambodian Assails Vietnam at U.N.

S Africa denies passports to Soweto leaders Dr Nthato Motlana and Tamsanga W Kambule to attend conf on S Africa's future in W Ger; leaders had refused to accept conditions that make issuance of passport conditional on acceptance of citizenship in tribal homeland (M)

South Africa Denies Passports to Two Soweto Leaders

Comment on increased number of Cubans in Miami who have received word of relatives' deaths in Africa; Cuban press rarely mentions force of 'internationalist fighters' in Africa or mil casualties there; Cuban strength in 12 African countries is estimated by US at 40,000 (M)

Cubans Hear of Relatives Killed in Africa

police focus on 4-mi coastal stretch near Rome, between Maccarese and beach resort of Fregene, in search for 'people's prison' where Aldo Moro was held by Brigades (S)

World News Briefs

China scores USSR's 'aggression' in Africa (S)

Chinese Leader Assails `A Certain Superpower’

Ulster police chief Sir Kenneth Newman denies that rept by Amnesty Internatl had proved allegations of police brutality against terrorist suspects (S)

Ulster Official Says Charge of Brutality Hasn't Been Proved

PRAGUE, June 6&#8212;The recent visit to Czechoslovakia by Leonid I. Brezhnev, the Soviet leader, has dispelled whatever doubts might have remained as to the strength of both Gustav Husak, the Czechoslovak Communist Party chief, and the conservative, Soviet&#8208;oriented wine of the nation's leadershin.

Brezhnev's Visit to the Czechs -A Bearhug for Husak's Orthodoxy

offers to free opposition leader Benigno S Aquino and hundreds of other pol prisoners in connection with beginning of limited parliamentary form of Govt; Aquino has rejected offers of amnesty in past on ground that they implied acknowledgment of guilt; por of Aquino (M)

Marcos Offers to Free Hundreds, Including Aquino

Hungarian Communist Party leader Janos Kadar says he is confident of rapprochement between Warsaw Pact and NATO, int, Budapest; cites progressive development of Hungarian-US relations; illus (M)

Hungary's Leader Voices Confidence on Detente

China rejects call for talks with Vietnam on problem of expulsion of Chinese nationals; says it has been forced to cancel part of aid in order to help those returning (S)

Peking Rejects Proposals by Hanoi For Talks on Expulsion of Chinese

Pres Carter meets with Egyptian War Min Mohammed Abdel Ghany el-Gamasy, Washington, DC (S)

Carter Talks With Egyptian Official

Ark Gov David H Pryor aide says Pryor's campaign has been damaged by disclosure that campaign mgr had asked State Public Service Comm to delay action in rate case involving Arkansas Oklahoma Gas Co owned by W R Stephens, 1 of state's most powerful pol figures (M)

Pryor Aide's Action in Rate Case Dominating Arkansas Senate Race

Tenn Election Comm reverses itself and certifies Sen Howard H Baker's name for listing on Aug 3 Repub primary; 5-man comm had created stir when motion by only Repub comr who was present to certify Baker's nominating petition failed for want of a second (S)

Around the Nation

There have been nearly 1,000 forest fires in Calif this spring, with 315 since June 1; illus (M)

The End of California's Drought Brings a New Kind of Fire Threat

Va Sup Ct upsets convictions of 5 motorists under state's stringent law against use of radar detectors in trucks or cars; decision leaves unresolved number of issues surrounding use of electronic radar 'sniffers' to warn motorists of speed-tracking police devices; radar engineer Dale Smith lauds decision (S)

Radar‐Detector Convictions Upset

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June 10, 1978

Headlines from June 10, 1978

ISRAELI COMMANDOS RAZE GUERRILLA BASE ON LEBANON'S COAST

Dyson Proposes Limit on Number Of Public Employees in the State

Ford Orders Recall Of 1.5 Million Pintos For Safety Changes

Tho Now York Times/Fred R. Conrad

Mormon Church Strikes Down Ban Against Blacks in Priesthood

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