Duryea illus with Atty Gen Lefkowitz in NYC

Duryea Observes a Campaign Rite

NY Newspaper Guild and NY Daily News reach tentative agreement on new 3-yr labor contract, signaling end to strike that halted News publication and threatened citywide newspaper shutdown; statements hailing agreement were issued by News spokesman Jonathan Thompson and Fed mediator John Zancanaro; Guild exec vp Harry Fisdell is less than enthusiastic; terms of tentative agreement are not made public, but are understood to include $68-a-wk wage increase spread over 3 yrs, 6 guild demands that mgt had previously rejected, and no so-called givebacks involving presently employed workers; both Times and Post had posted scheduled work-rule changes to express support for News; Times spokesman John H Mortimer says changes have been canceled because of settlement; Thompson and Fisdell pors (M)

Guild and Daily News in Accord On Contract to End 4‐Day Strike

Pres Carter tells Natl Conf of Bapt Men in Atlanta, Ga, that he has never detected 'any conflict between God's will and my pol duty'; speech seen reflecting importance Carter attaches to his own identity as Southern Bapt; Carter was trustee of Brotherhood Comm of Natl Conf of Bapt Men before taking office (M)

Carter Tells Baptists to Be Active, Talks of His Faith and Civic Duty

Scientists at Phoenix laboratory of Disease Control Center isolate and photograph virus which may be cause of hepatitis cases now transmitted by blood transfusion; have produced hepatitis in chimpanzees using new strain; Dr Daniel W Bradley comments (M)

Scientists Find Virus They Feel May Cause Transfusion Hepatitis

Freeman formally agrees to redesign of dam that will preserve snail darter while providing benefits for people; HR approves Repr John J Duncan's proposal to appropriate another $1.8 million for completion of dam and reservoir (M)

HEAD OF T.V.A. AGREES ON REDESIGNING DAM TO COMPLY WITH LAW

Defense Dept is still undecided about how to carry out Pres Carter's decision to defer production of neutron weapons; Carter promised that existing missiles and warheads would be modernized so that they could be converted to neutron arms at later date, and question now concerns production of tritium reservoirs, components that cause modernized warheads to give off intense radiation; production of tritium reservoirs would permit deployment of neutron arms within a few mos of decision in their favor, while holding off production now would mean 2 yr delay between decision and deployment later; sr mil officers support production of tritium reservoirs, while pol advisers to Defense Sec Brown are said to oppose it on ground that it would be indistinguishable from production of neutron warhead itself (M)

U.S.STILLINQUANDARY OVER NEUTRON POLICY

Reds’ Tom Seaver after no‐hitter

Carter addresses crowd in Panama in Spanish

CARTER AND TORRIJOS CONCLUDE TREATIES ON CANAL's TRANSFER

city and state officials warn that unless they can persuade Cong to restore $500 million in bond guarantees cut by Sen Banking Com, city's 4-yr financing plan will be jeopardized (M)

City Fiscal Plan Called Imperiled By U.S. Aid Cut

Article on Baragwanath Gen Hosp, Soweto, largest black hosp in Africa; illus (L)

Soweto Hospital Is a Showcase of South African Medicine

5,000 blacks mark 2d anniv of outbreak of rioting, rally in Soweto ch (M)

Blacks in Soweto Mark 1976 Riots

USSR warns Pres Carter tough line on Soviet-Amer relations may start new cold war and wreck efforts toward arms control (S)

SOVIET SAYS THAT CARTER MAY START NEW COLD WAR

Comment on 'World Cup fever' in GB; notes cup finals, mo-long ritual that takes place every 4 yrs, has cast spell over country; drawing (M)

The (World) Cup Runneth Over for Britons

King Juan Carlos and Queen Sophia arrive in Peking; welcomed at airport by Chmn Hua Kuo-feng and Deputy Prime Min Teng Hsiao-ping; illus; Teng, at banquet, lauds Spain's history of standing up to foreign aggressors; says term 'guerrilla' is Spanish in origin (M)

Red China Marks Its First Visit by a European King

Internatl Harvester chmn Brooks McCormick says arrest and jailing of Crawford could affect relations between Amer cos and USSR; formally protests arrest in lr to Amb Dobrynin (S)

Soviet Hints It Backs U.S. Trade Despite Arrest

Israeli Interior Min Yosef Burgonthe says Begin has succeeded in rounding up majority support in his Govt for compromise statement on Israel's long-term intentions toward occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip (M)

Begin Is Said to Gain Backing in Rift

Christian Dems and Communists reassure nation that they will continue their de facto alliance and that Leone's resignation will not lead to pol upheaval (M)

Italian Parties Avoid Strife on Successor to Leone

Lebanese Christian right-wing militia forces continue to prevent UN peacekeeping forces from moving into areas evacuated by Israeli occupation troops; militia leaders reptdly are at odds over issue (S)

Lebanese Militiamen Block U.N.'s Force From Southern Zone

This day marks the beginning of a new partrership between Panama and the United States. The new treaties embody our mutual commitment to work together to assure that the Panama Canal shall always remain open, secure and accessible to the vessels of all nations.

Text of Carter's Speech at Rally

Thousands of Panamanians welcome Pres Carter at rally in Fifth of May Plaza; Gen Torrijos attempts to convert reception into expression of popular support for his Govt, which has been dwindling in part because of recent return of exiled ex-Pres Arnulfo Arias Madrid; illus of Carter during rally (M)

Torrijos Turns the Carter Rally to His Own Purposes

World News Briefs

Bennington officials rept single bacteria has been isolated from victims of intestinal disorder believed spread through city's water system (S)

Around the Nation

Middlesex County Dist Atty John J Droney plans perjury probe; Brooke his illus (M)

Prosecutor in Brooke Case Plans Investigation Into Possible Perjury

68 passengers are bumped from Pan Amer's maiden flight; illus (M)

68 Bumped Without Frills From a $149 Flight to Europe

polls show former Gov Hickel, who opposes bill, has wide lead in contest for Repub Gov nomination over Gov Jay S Hammond, who favors legis (M)

Development Is Major Issue in Alaska Governor's Race

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June 17, 1978

Headlines from June 17, 1978

Duryea Observes a Campaign Rite

Guild and Daily News in Accord On Contract to End 4‐Day Strike

Carter Tells Baptists to Be Active, Talks of His Faith and Civic Duty

Scientists Find Virus They Feel May Cause Transfusion Hepatitis

HEAD OF T.V.A. AGREES ON REDESIGNING DAM TO COMPLY WITH LAW

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