November 26, 1979

temperature, for 2d successive day, rises to 73 degrees; illus (L)

Fraser describes role he expects to play as Chrysler Corp director, UAW newsletter; says he will fight to see that Chrysler's decisions help workers; some analysts say boards of directors are required to represent interests of all shareholders equally, rather than those of single constituency; Fraser illustration (M)

Pakistan International Airlines: Boeing 707, with 151 aboard on flight from Nigeria to Karachi, crashes near Jidda after captain reported smoke in cabin; no survivors reported (S)

Article discusses success of bank, formed in '70 by Credit Lyonnais and other French banks and 26 Arab banks; notes bank is uncertain about future place in financial world because of competition from member banks; chairman Mohamed Abushadi comments, int; his por; table of bank's affiliates (M)

US auto makers are trying to lure buyers back into showrooms in midst of sales slump; GM may expand production of compact cars; Chrysler and Ford may introduce '81 small cars early; industry analysts Arvid Jouppi and Harvey Heinbach comment (M)

Israel's energy predicament summarized on occasion of return of oilfield in Gulf of Suez to Egypt (M)

An “urgent meeting” of the Security Council was called by Secretary General Kurt Waldheim of the United Nations to take up the Iranian crisis. He said the dispute could have “disastrous consequences for the entire world.” Mr. Waldheim said: “I don't know how the governments will react to this proposal,” which, he stressed, was made entirely on his own initiative. It was not yet known when the Council would meet. [Page A1, Column 6.]

$2 million computerized phone service that was installed in Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, NYC, by NY Telephone Co breaks down on Nov 25 and causes chaos; confusion is compounded because most of hotel's room numbers were changed to conform with system's new phone numbers and some guests cannot find their rooms; service restored; phone company links breakdown to failure in computer circuit; company representative Harriet Norris, hotel representative Frances Borden comment; illus of hotel phone room (M)

UN Sec Gen Kurt Waldheim requests 'urgent meeting' of Security Council to deal with Iranian crisis, letter to Council Pres Sergio Palacios de Vizzio; cites 'serious threat to international peace and security' that could have 'disastrous consequences for entire world'; Carter Administration supports Waldheim's proposal, which is only 2d time in 19 years that Secretary General has requested Council meeting; Waldheim illustration (M)

Treasury Secretary Miller failed to get Saudi Arabian assurances on oil production or price levels during his two‐day stay in Ryadh. The leading oil exporter appeared to be waiting on the out. come of next month's OPEC meeting in Caracas before making any commitments. [Page D1.]

Carter Administration supports Sec Gen Waldheim's call for UN Security Council meeting on Iranian crisis; expects resolution to be adopted insisting on release of American hostages; has opposed previous demands for Council debate out of fear that it would divert attention from hostages to Iran's grievances about deposed Shah; State Dept officials say Carter's decision to support Waldheim's proposal is motivated by desire to put additional world pressure on Iranian officials (M)

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J., Nov. 25 — Again today, Billy Taylor did not start at halfback for the Giants, but he was exhausted, limping and happy by the time he finished. He finished with 26