November 1, 1980

MEMPHIS, Oct. 31--President Carter, taking his re-election campaign on a final, sometimes sentimental swing through his native South, denounced Ronald Reagan and his supporters today for what he said was an attempt by them to portray Mr. Carter's views as contrary to the teachings of the Bible.

WARSAW, Saturday, Nov. 1--A leader of Poland's independent trade-union organization said this morning that the Government had promised that the group could publish a weekly newspaper and maintain regular access to state-owned television. The pledge followed almost 14 hours of negotiations.

CAIRO, Oct. 31--In a message to the Iranian people on his 20th birthday, Crown Prince Riza Pahlevi laid claim today to his father's lost throne, proclaiming himself Shah Riza II.

DES PLAINES, Ill., Oct. 31--Ronald Reagan said today that President Carter appeared to be "dragging his feet" on his promise to cooperate fully with a Justice Department investigation of the way Administration officials responded to his brother Billy's relationship with Libya.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Oct. 31-- Jamaica,'s Prime Minister-elect, Edward P.G. Seaga, was swept into office by a victory greater than even his own Jamaica Labor Party had predicted.