July 3-4: Mondale says Israel has agreed to attend foreign mins conf with Egypt and US in London in late July; makes comment after meeting with Begin and Israeli Cabinet; illus (M)

MONDALE SAYS BEGIN AGREES TO A PARLEY WITH EGYPT AND U.S.

205 fires reptd in first full day of firefighters strike, Memphis (S)

Firefighters' Strike In Memphis Brings Blazes and Curfew

some festival highlights described; large crowds are attracted by carrier Saipan; illus (M)

Waterfront Events Are Highlighted On 2d Day of Holiday Celebration

comm concludes NYC will not have to tap Hudson River to meet consumer demand for next 50 yrs; says conservation, apt metering and better use of existing reservoirs would make it unnecessary to adopt Army Corps of Engineer's proposal for $3 billion project to tap river (M)

NEED TO TAP HUDSON FOR WATER DISPUTED

14 black farm laborers and children are shot and burned to death by group of 25 nationalist guerrillas who attacked white-owned cattle ranch, Mayo; comments by survivors noted; illus (M)

14 BLACKS ARE SLAIN ON RHODESIAN FARM

Former Pres Richard Nixon tells residemts of Hyden, KY, that US is only nation with power to save freedom; illus (M)

Nixon, Hailed in Kentucky Town, Stresses the Need for U.S. Strength

Survey finds politics of South is changing to include election of women, young and 'outsiders'; illus of Charles Ravenel, nominated for Sen from SC (L)

New Faces in Southern Politics: Women, Young and ‘Outsiders’

dirs of Sudwestfunk, W Ger's largest TV network, vote against programming series; propose turning it over to 9 regional stations, which can use it individually or decline to show it; Sudwestfunk program dir Peter Schulze-Rohr comments (M)

‘Holocaust’ TV Series, Criticized, Is Sidelined by West Germans

Ada Louise Huxtable article on increased interest in Dublin's Georgian houses; notes precipitous rise in land values and wave of new business construction in best and most historic parts of town; illus (L)

Streets of Dublin Show the Scars of Battle With Builders

South African doctors provide regular med care in remote back country, using aircraft provided by magnate Harry F Oppenheimer; map; 'Harry's angels' service began 10 yrs ago when Johannesburg Dr George Cohen sought to alleviate dearth of specialists in poor areas (M)

Flying Doctors of South Africa Aid the Blacks of Neighboring Lands

Recent upheavals in Persian Gulf have increased Iran's interest in negotiating mutual security pact in area; Shah of Iran says his proposal, made about 3 yrs ago to Saudi Arabia, Iraq and smaller gulf states, would have permitted all parties to come to defense of any state attacked (M)

IRAN REMAINS EAGER ON GULF‐STATE PACE

Pres Siad Barre criticizes Western 'paralysis' in not helping nation and suggests that he might be deposed by pro-USSR jr army officers unless he receives $15 million in weapons aid he had requested from US, int (M)

Somali Leader Criticizes West

heavy fighting between Syrian troops of Arab peacekeeping force and Christian militiamen continues for 2d day in and around Beirut; map (M)

Syria Threatens to Swing ‘Iron Fist’ As Battle Spreads to Beirut Market

Arab League impose pol, econ and cultural blockade on South Yemen for its alleged involvement in assassination of Ghashmi; 7 members of league and PLO boycott conf (S)

15 Arab States Plan To Impose Embargo On Regime in Aden

Australian Home Affairs Min Robert Ellicott announces that Australia will purchase Cocos Islands from John Clunies-Ross for $7 million (S)

Australia to Pay Family $7 Million for the Cocos

Socialists seek to break deadlock by formally introducing candidacy of Sandro Pertini (S)

World News Briefs

Prot ch leaders read lr from all pulpits opposing Govt plan for compulsory mil instruction of hs students; RC Ch also opposed (S)

PROTESTANTS FIGHT EAST GERMAN MOVE

cosmonauts Pyotr Klimuk and Aleksandr Ivanchenkov continue experiments aboard Salyut space station (S)

Salyut 6 Astronauts Spend Day Photographing Earth and Mates

US Amb George W Landau, who was recalled to Washington for consultations because of reptd lack of cooperation by Chile's mil regime in investigation of Orlando Letelier murder, returns to Santiago; case revd (M)

U.S. Envoy to Chile, Recalled in Dispute, Returns

The U.N. Today

Pres Machel allows 80 people who were expelled from Mozambique in Mar '77 to return; hundreds had been expelled for changing nationality from Mozambican (S)

Mozambique's President Allows 80 to Come Back From Portugal

Boston Globe repts that GSA audit found hundreds of thousands of dollars in expenditures at John F Kennedy Fed Bldg, Boston, cannot be acctd for because of false, inadequate or nonexistent records (S)

Building Irregularities Reported

Marion Swearingen, 77, killed and 2 persons injured when 2 teen-agers open fire from house, Owatonna, Minn; boys are arrested (S)

Around the Nation

4 family members die in crash of small airplane, Denison, Iowa (S)

Air Crash Kills 4 in Family

Greenville (Miss): More than 1,200 black Greenvillians participate in 2d Triennial Natl Homecoming of Greenvillians; some former residents comment; illus (L)

Migrants to North Touch Mississippi Roots

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July 3, 1978

Headlines from July 3, 1978

MONDALE SAYS BEGIN AGREES TO A PARLEY WITH EGYPT AND U.S.

Firefighters' Strike In Memphis Brings Blazes and Curfew

Waterfront Events Are Highlighted On 2d Day of Holiday Celebration

NEED TO TAP HUDSON FOR WATER DISPUTED

14 BLACKS ARE SLAIN ON RHODESIAN FARM

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Saturday Night Fever

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