BRUSSELS, Nov. 10 &#8212; The success of the five&#8208;year negotiations to liberalize world trade was in peril today after the failure of President Carter's trade negotiator, Robert S. Strauss, to persuade European negotiators to conclude the talks despite new American restrictions on European exports.

U.S.‐EUROPE IMPASSE PERILS NEGOTIATIONS FOR A FREER TRADE

INSPECTOR'S FUNERAL FOR COMRADE: Thousands of police officers attended funeral for Detective Horace Ford in Queens. Officer died of wounds suffered foiling bank robbery while moonlighting as a teller. Article, page 27.

The New York Times/Edward Hausner

Agr Dept officials say US grain surplus is main reason why world food situation has improved since '74 crisis; say surplus is helping to limit increase in meat prices attributed to 4 yrs of declining cattle herds; illus (M)

U.S. Grain Surplus Is Providing New Relief for World and Nation

Carter Adm apparently has decided that quiet persuasion may be more successful method in alleviating human rights situation; Pres Carter has ordered reversal of Export-Import Bank's decision to lend Argentina $280 million to buy elec equipment from Allis-Chalmers for Yacireta Dam; easing of human rights restrictions discussed (M)

U.S. REVERSES A BAN ON ARGENTINE LOAN

Gov Carey's hopes for special Legis session are threatened by lame-duck Assembly Speaker Stanley Steingut, who has insisted that Carey's wished-for new ceiling on mortgage interest rates include strong restrictions on redlining; Assembly leadership seen as being reluctant to return for session that might give humiliating rebuff to Steingut (M)

Carey's Special Legislative Session Threatened Over Stand by Steingut

Egypt asks Israel to agree in advance to detailed timetable on relinquishing mil rule in West Bank and Gaza Strip and transferring control to Palestinian council; request delays conclusion of peace treaty negotiations; Sadat says future of talks are up to Israel and that he will not be 'astonished' if negotiations break down; illus (M)

A New Sadat Request Delays Treaty Talks; U.S. Aides Concerned

Fed appeals court affirms decision requiring Govt to pay $1,000 each to 3 persons whose mail was opened by CIA in domestic mail-monitoring program; Melvin L Wulf, ACLU atty who represented 2 of the plaintiffs, says he will ask Govt for gen settlement of $1,000 each for 'tens of thousands of persons whose mail was opened during 20-yr program which ended in '73; court had earlier refused to make suit into class-action case; US Atty Edward R Korman says Solicitor Gen will decide whether to appeal case to Sup Ct; plaintiffs, whose mail to or from persons in USSR was opened, are Norman Birnbaum, Mary Rule MacMillen and Leonard Avery (M)

Court Ruling Affirm Government Liability In C.I.A. Mail Checks

article on success of dog litter law in NYC, which has been in effect since Aug 1; figures compiled separately by city Health Dept and ASPCA indicate that dire predictions of wholesale abandonment of dogs by rebellious owners did not materialize; Coalition for Dog Control head Dr Patricia Livingston comments; statistics indicate only 179 summonses have been issued to dog owners; illus (M)

The New York Times/Fred R. Cunrud

Article on growing number of houses being built on edge of Calif desert and in some places desert itself, San Bernardino County; people, at rate of 1,000 a wk, are colonizing parts that were considered barely habitable; illus; map (L)

California Desert Now an Urban Frontier

Strikers who have crippled oil production demand that mil Govt expel foreigners from petroleum indus; estimated 4,000 Amers have returned to US but there are still 40,000 other Amers and 70,000 foreigners working there (M)

Strikers in Iran Demand Expulsion Of All Foieigners Holding Oil Jobs

West Bank leaders oppose Israel's civil autonomy plan; Bethlehem Mayor Elias Freij comments; illus (M)

Peace Talk Tactics and Aims Bewilder West Bank Arabs

analysis of peace negotiations notes that Sadat is calm and sure of US help as talks lag (M)

As Talks Lag, Sadat Appears Calm and Sure of U.S. Help

terrorist groups set off explosions in 4 cities on 3d day of new wave of violence (S)

Bombs Are Set Off in Four Cities On Third Day of Violence in Italy

Foreigners in Iran: Harassed and Isolated

Abadan oil refinery, largest in Middle East, is focus of labor and pol unrest in Iranian oil indus (S)

Iranian Oil Plant Focus of Unrest

6:00(4)Agriculture U.S.A. (5)Pattern for Living 6:30(2)Sunrise Semester

Television

Zubin Mehta leads NY Philharmonic in concert tribute to French composer Oliver Messiaen to mark his 70th birthday, which is Dec 10; Messiaen's wife Yvonne Loriod appears as piano soloist; Allen Hughes rev (S)

Philharmonic Offers Birthday Tribute to Messiaen

Concentus Musicus: Nikolaus Harnoncourt leads Concentus Musicus of Vienna in Alice Tully Hall concert; John Rockwell rev (S)

Concentus Musicus of Vienna Plays at Tully Hall

6&#8208;8 A.M., WNYC&#8208;FM. Notre Dame Mass, Machaut; Viderunt Omnes, Perotin; Sederunt Principes, Pero. tin; If my complaints could passions move, Dowland; Fine Knacks for Ladies, Dowland.

Radio

10 coal miners are killed near Changsong, S Korea, as result of accident (S)

10 South Korean Miners Killed

Pope John Paul II accepts Sadat's invitation to visit Egypt (S)

Egypt Expecting Visit by Pope

Treas officials confiscate hundreds of secret documents from Judge Anton Mostert who made public Govt's current financial and pol scandal (S)

World News Briefs

tens of thousands of persons march through Madrid, including pol leaders Santiago Carrillo, Enrique Tierno Galvan and Rafael Arias-Salgado, protesting police violence that has killed 65 people in Spain this yr; demonstration was 1 of 140 held through country (S)

Throngs All Over Spain March Against Violence

US and other Western nations, encouraged by Zaire's recent reconciliation with Angola and by its internal reforms, are ready in principle to step up emergency aid to financially troubled African countries; Mobutu por (M)

West Set to Step Up Aid to Zaire In Wake of Accord With Angola

3d world countries propose that UN Security Council demand that S Africa cooperate in carrying out UN independence plan for SW Africa or face threat of sanctions (M)

U.N. Asked to Press South Africa

Lou Vincent is a former New Zealand cricketer and opening batsman. He has represented New Zealand in Test match, One Day International and Twenty20 International cricket as well as playing for Auckland in New Zealand domestic cricket and Worcestershire and Lancashire in English domestic cricket.

November 11, 1978

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U.S.‐EUROPE IMPASSE PERILS NEGOTIATIONS FOR A FREER TRADE

The New York Times/Edward Hausner

U.S. Grain Surplus Is Providing New Relief for World and Nation

U.S. REVERSES A BAN ON ARGENTINE LOAN

Carey's Special Legislative Session Threatened Over Stand by Steingut

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