Meets with Soviet Amb Anatoly F Dobrynin over libel case against 2 Amer correspondents in Moscow, Harold Piper and Craig Whitney

U.S., Troubled by Soviet Libel Case, Cautions Moscow on Implications

FTC challenges merger, holding it might have anticompetitive and monopolistic effects since both cos compete in sale of orange juice (M)

Tropicana Takeover Challenged

Iranian Oil Min Mohammed Yeganeh says OPEC com will rept within a mo or so on formula for adjusting world oil prices to offset fluctuations in value of dollar; says Pres Carter's reptd promise to raise oil import fees suggests that OPEC oil is underpriced; says Iran believes oil is now priced at less than 1/2 its value, which should be calculated at a little more than cost of alternative energy sources; says OPEC is unanimous in deciding that rise to that level should be accomplished gradually over 5 to 10 yrs (S)

Oil Price May Shift With Dollar

Rise in rate seen likely as bank borrowing from Fed Reserve rises (S)

Rise Likely In Fed Rate And Prime

Article describes how piracy of popular records, films and TV programs has become costly internatl problem; illus (L)

Record Pirates: Industry Sings the Blues

In the eyes of Boleslaw and Marie Louise d'Otrange Mastai, the American flag is not so much a patriotic sym&#8208;. bol as a work of folk art. Flag making developed in this country as a purely native art form, they explain, whereas in Europe designs for national flags were usually regulated by governments. For decades, the Mastais have &#8216;traveled across this country and abroad, building a collection of 2,000 banners. Ari exhibition of 110 of the Mastai's antique flags, plus 200 related items, is on view at the United States Custom House, 6 World Trade Center (through Aug. 25). No admission charge. Hours: 8:30 A.M. to 4 P.M. Monday through Friday. Information: 247&#8208;5340.

WEEKENDER GUIDE

on-shore activities discussed; map; drawing (L)

On the Shore

US Sup Ct rules policyholders, and not just other insurers, may sue insurers under Sherman Antitrust Act when case involves boycott, case brought by RI doctor against med malpractice ins carriers; Justice Lewis F Powell Jr opinion for 7-member majority noted; Justices Rehnquist and Stewart dissent (S)

Court Bars Antitrust Defense

JERUSALEM, June 29&#8212;Two persons were killed and at least thirty&#8208;five injured today when a bomb believed to have been hidden in a crate of tomatoes exploded in the central market here.

Associated Press

Hotels, theaters and other facilities rept boom as Amer and foreign tourists flock to NYC in record numbers; illus; city's image seen strengthened since '76 Operation Sail; 16.7-million visited in '77, spending $1.6-billion (M)

Tourism Booming Along in New York

F W Dodge div repts construction activity climbed to record levels in May as $17.8 billion in new projects were signed, 11% increase over yr ago; graph shows construction activity from Apr '77 to May '78 (M)

Construction Contracts At Record Levels in May

NY Times/CBS news poll finds increasing doubts about Pres Carter's foreign policy leadership (M)

Carter's 17‐Month Rating in Poll Is Below That of 5 Predecessors

Albany insiders see split between Gov Carey and Lt Gov Krupsak as caused by personality clashes, not issues of state; indicate that her decision to challenge Carey was sudden and emotional; recall that her discontent began shortly after she took office; chronology of Krupsak's pol moves since June 9; illus (L)

Hurt Pride, Misunderstandings At Heart of Carey‐Krupsak Split

In an article Tuesday about an exhibition of photographs by Lewis Carroll at the Rosenbach Foundation Museum in Philadelphia, the hours when the museum is open were incorrectly given. The museum is open Mondays through Fridays from 2 P.M. to 5 P.M. through July. It will be closed in August.

CORRECTIONS

planned festival described; extravaganza, being directed by Frank O Braynard, will involve 200 ships; drawing; maps (L)

In the Harbor

SENATE VOTES, 53‐27, TO PROVIDE LOAN GUARANTEES TO NEW YORK; EFFORTS TO CUT AID DEFEATED

The Supreme Court's decision in the case of Allan P. Bakke has pointed up the importance of categories of all kinds, from minorities to quarterbacks, in the admissions process at selective colleges and universities.

Schools Seek Right Mix

Gov Carey, in abrupt shift prompted by 5-yr sentence given to 15-yr-old youth who murdered 2 NYC subway passengers, says he will support giving prosecutors discretion to try juveniles in adult cts if Legis approves funds requested for improvements in justice system (S)

CAREY, IN SHIFT, BACKS TRIAL IN ADULT COURT FOR SOME JUVENILES

Washington warned Moscow to refleet &#8220;very carefully on the broader implications&#8221; of its libel charges against two American reporters and said it was viewing the case &#8220;with great concern.&#8221; The Carter Administration held out the possibility that the case could affect overall relations and the ability of Soviet and American newsmen to report freely from each other's country. [Page A1, Col. 2&#8208;3.]

News Summary

leftists and Socialists protest Bakke decision at NYC's City Hall (S)

City Hall Ceremony: 3 Rings and Then Some

Further increases in the Federal Reserve's discount rate and in the prime lending rate of commercial banks appeared likely following the central bank's weekly report on the nation's money supply and business borrowing. The basic money supply fell $1.9 billion the latest reporting period, while business loans at major New York banks increased $235 million. [Page D1.]

BUSINESS Digest.

Econ Development Adm official Robert S Fastoy says pending case involving 10% 'setaside' of public works funds for minority contractors will have more direct bearing on agency's future activities than does US Sup Ct's Bakke decision (S)

Big Impact Doubted

8 Pentecostal Evangelists and 4 children killed at mission school are buried, Umtali, after funeral service that evokes powerful themes of mercy, revenge and redemption; illus (M)

Missionaries in Rhodesia Bury Dead Without Rancor

ANTHONY J. DELORENZO

Abraham Burack, Publisher And Editor of Writer Magazirr

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June 30, 1978

Headlines from June 30, 1978

U.S., Troubled by Soviet Libel Case, Cautions Moscow on Implications

Tropicana Takeover Challenged

Oil Price May Shift With Dollar

Rise Likely In Fed Rate And Prime

Record Pirates: Industry Sings the Blues

Billboard 200

Saturday Night Fever

City To City

Feels So Good

Natural High

Fm

Notable Births

Historical Context for June 30, 1978