Grace Glueck suggested tour of outdoor sculpture around NYC; illus (L)

Sculpture Under a City Sky

Birmingham police sources say they have information that might support Rowe's assertion that he killed black man in Birmingham in '63; say a former Klansman and another man described as Klan sympathizer told police, in separate accounts, that Rowe boasted about killing blacks during racial unrest; newly uncovered document shows Rowe accused John Doar, former Asst Atty Gen for civil liberties, of forcing him to change his account of Liuzzo killing; Frederick A O Schwarz Jr, who at time was chief counsel to Sen com conducting investigation, comments; ex-KKK leader in Birmingham says Rowe helped direct attacks on Freedom Riders at Birmingham bus station on May 15 '61 (M)

POLICE GIVEN DATA ON BOAST BY ROWE

Henry Hope Reed, curator of Central Pk and author of 'Central Pk: A History and a Guide,' will lead walking tour of pk sponsored by Friends of the Parks; illus (L)

Expert to Lead Walking Tour In Central Park

Aleksandr Ginzburg is found guilty of 'anti-Soviet agitation and propaganda' and is sentenced to 8 yrs in strict labor camp; prosecutor in Shcharansky trial asks for 15-yr sentence, harshest penalty under Soviet law, short of execution; Viktoras Petkus, translator and founder of dissident com to publicize Soviet violations of rights pledges under '75 Helsinki accord, is sentenced to 10 yrs in prison, to be followed by 5 yrs of internal exile; Mrs Ginzburg, on hearing that prosecutor asked for 8 yrs to be followed by 3 yrs in exile, says her husband will die; por of defendant's mother Lyudmila Ginzburg; illus of Arina Ginzburg and Irina Orlov outside courthouse (L)

Ginzburg Given 8‐Year Sentence By Soviet Court

Vance and Gromyko seek to insulate dissidents' trials from strategic arms limitation talks (M)

VANCE AND GROMYKO UNABLE TO RESOLVE ARMS‐ACCORD ISSUES

Article on issues to be discussed at Bonn econ summit finds monetary stability will be 1 of key issues (S)

Bonn alks: Host of Problems

Henry Ford 2d ousts pres Lee A Iacocca in one of most dramatic shakeups in co's history; Iacocca por (M)

Iacocca, in Rift With Henry Ford, Ousted as President of Auto Maker

Miller predicts interest rates could peak soon, HR Budget Com; warns they will not drop; holds rate rises reflect mounting demand for credit; his por (S)

Money Supply in Peak Growth

Dayan criticizes proposals for joint Egyptian-Israeli declaration of principles for upcoming talks in London (S)

Associated Press

NJ transportation officials retaliate against NYS's 5-mo-old ban on heavy trucks on portion of Route 9W in southern Rockland County by outlawing 10-ton long-haul vehicles from residential sts in 11 Bergen County communities; illus; map (M)

Jersey Acts in 9W Feud With Its Own Truck Ban

A state law enacted to let the Museum of Modern Art build a 92&#8208;story apartment tower atop the museum was declared unconstitutional yesterday by the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court in Manhattan.

Court Invalidates Law For Apartment Tower Over Modern Museum

Sen, 60 to 33, approves bill that would create ind natl bank for consumer cooperatives; bill is scaled-down version of bill passed by HR in '77 aimed at helping consumers start and develop their own cooperative businesses; Sen version would authorize $300 million over 5 yrs; Adm, which had opposed HR bill, supported ltd version at urging of Carter's consumer adviser Esther Peterson (M)

Senate Approves a Bank For Consumer Co‐ops

The New York Times/Neal Boenzi

United Air Lines to decide on July 15 between new Boeing twin-aisle 767 and sealed-down version of Eur Airbus A300 (S)

United Air Choice Due On Planes

There are 16 new opera faces in Westchester this weekend. A group of young pnlessionals who have been studying at the Manhattanville Summer Opera Workshop in Purchase are giving two performances titled &#8220;Opera High.  lights.&#8221; The highlights are scenes from Verdi's &#8220;Falstaff,&#8221; Puccini's &#8220;Madama Butterfly,&#8221; Mozart's &#8220;Marriage of Figaro&#8221; and Strauss's &#8220;Der Rosenkavalier.&#8221; Tonight and Sunday at 8 P.M. in Browason Hall's Little Theater. Admission is $1. From New York City, take the Gov. Thomas E. Dewey Thruway to Exit 4, and then the Cross County Parkway east to the Hutchinson River Parkway east. Get off at Route 120 and continue to Purchase Street. Information: (914) 9469600.

WEEKENDER GUIDE

Fifth annual Ramapo Coll Summer Jazz Festival and Workshop is held in Mahwah; 2-wk program offers students opportunity to study with bandleader Woody Herman; illus (S)

Ramapo Rings to Old Jazz Sound

Sen and HR reach compromise agreement on bill to provide NYC with $1.65 billion in Fed loan guarantees, keystone of city's plan to avert bankruptcy (M)

ACCORD IS REACHED ON LOAN GUARANTEE FOR NEW YORK CITY

Fred Ferretti article on Gasnick, illus (M)

Bass Is Plumber's Pipe Dream

US and other major Western powers agree to new steps toward liberalizing world trade and eliminating unfair commercial practices; agreement, described officially as 'framework of understanding,' represents new pol commitment by main trading nations to conclude successfully this yr Tokyo round of trade-liberalizing negotiations; Strauss says agreement has fulfilled mandate given its negotiators by Pres Carter and other Western govt heads at '77 London summit to make substantial progress toward new trade-freeing agreement during '78; framework of understanding takes form of progress rept on state of Tokyo round negotiations and list of problems that remain unresolved; guide depicts present state of negotiations; EEC comm vp Wilhelm Haferkampf and Japanese negotiator Nobuhiko Ushiba comment (L)

Trade Pact Drafted for Bonn Talks

News Summary

Young denies that he meant to equate 'status of pol freedom in US with that of Soviet Union,' news conf, Geneva; Sec Vance voices his displeasure over incident; Repr Lawrence P McDonald proposes bill to impeach Young, but HR rejects bid by 293-82 vote (M)

YOUNG ISSUES DENIAL ON U.S. ‘PRISONERS’

Obituary 5 -- No Title

ROCKEFEU_ER&#8212;Jogn D.. III. Nis belief that the birthright of every child is to be wanted and loved helped raise population and family planning concerns from obscurity to a high level of priority. His leadership at home and in world councils guided those in positions of influence to use it in support of this belief. His unique philanthropic slatesmarship was the lifeline of many causes and projects which had not vet achieved that degree of maturity and social acceptance which aloha can insure a sound future. And his gentleness, generosity and integrity inspired his colleagues and warmed his friends. We mourn his passing, and extend our deepest sympathies to Mrs. Rockefeller and the family.

Beaths

Names Richard E DeNagel pres, succeeding Herbert G Molden (S)

EXECUTIVE CHANGES

Robert Italiano and William Ieradi plead not guilty to charge of killing 5 men in discotheque (S)

July 14, 1978

Headlines from July 14, 1978

Sculpture Under a City Sky

POLICE GIVEN DATA ON BOAST BY ROWE

Expert to Lead Walking Tour In Central Park

Ginzburg Given 8‐Year Sentence By Soviet Court

VANCE AND GROMYKO UNABLE TO RESOLVE ARMS‐ACCORD ISSUES

Billboard 200

Some Girls

City To City

Natural High

Saturday Night Fever

Stranger In Town

Historical Context for July 14, 1978