LEAD: As the industrial world's economic policy makers gathered here today, the man who has been chosen to be Japan's next prime minister, Sousuke Uno, led a chorus of critics in condemning the unilateral action that the United States took last week against Japan and two other trading partners.

U.S. Trade Move Is Assailed at O.E.C.D.

LEAD: St. Rudy, the White Knight, the Altar Boy, Ivory Soap. These are some of the expressions used by friends and foes to describe with friendly humor or hostility Rudolph W. Giuliani, who has dominated the New York City mayoral race like no other candidate even though it is his first run for elected office.

Campaign Matters; St. Rudy: Does Righteousness Help or Hurt?

LEAD: As bizarre as it sounds, the New York vote may count decisively in determining the outcome of a pivotal parliamentary election in this weekend's Polish balloting, swinging in favor of candidates backed by Solidarity.

Vital Role for New York as Poles Vote

LEAD: NO one can accuse Mitchell Wolfson Jr. of doing things small. Swamped by the 50,000 or more objects he's collected since childhood, the 49-year-old acquisitor recently bought a storage company here, relocated his new employees, and moved his own stuff in.

Omnivore of All Kinds of Objects

LEAD: President Bush called on the Soviet Union and its allies today to end the division of Europe.

BUSH URGES EAST TO JOIN IN ENDING DIVISION OF EUROPE

LEAD: Private industry's efforts to make a profit in space will reach a milestone next month when the McDonnell Douglas Corporation is scheduled to send a satellite into orbit for a paying customer with only minimal assistance from the Government.

Private Space Projects Lagging

LEAD: A BYPRODUCT of the garden-conscious 80's is that the boards of cooperative apartment buildings are casting more knowledgeable eyes on interior courtyard gardens.

Restoring Beauty To City Courtyards

LEAD: A former Olympic weight-lifting champion stunned the Congress of People's Deputies today by delivering an impassioned attack on the K.G.B., describing the secret police as ''a threat to democracy.''

Olympic Star, in Passionate Talk, Attacks K.G.B. in Soviet Congress

LEAD: Semiconductor analysts and industry leaders are skeptical about proposals by two stock exchanges to begin trading futures contracts on computer memory chips.

Chip Futures: Glut of Skepticism

LEAD: A Federal grand jury charged William T. Martin, a STate Supreme Court justice, with tax evasion and distribution of cocaine. Page B1.

A Bronx Judge Is Indicted

LEAD:  Caution on Contact Lenses  The Food and Drug Administration says extended-wear and disposable contact lenses should be worn for no more than a week at a time. Page B7.  Economic Index Rebounds  Calming recession fears, the Government's main forecasting gauge rose in April after two declines.

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LEAD: Soon, some people may watch television sets that will be watching them back.

TV Viewers, Beware: Nielsen May Be Looking

LEAD: Jim Wright today announced his decision to resign as Speaker of the House of Representatives with an impassioned defense of his conduct, an angry attack on the ethics committee and a plea to end ''this period of mindless cannibalism'' in the House.

Turmoil in Congress; WRIGHT RESIGNING AS SPEAKER; DEFENDS HIS ETHICS AND URGES END OF 'MINDLESS CANNIBALISM'

LEAD: A State Supreme Court justice in the Bronx, William T. Martin, was indicted by a Federal grand jury yesterday on charges of tax evasion, perjury and distribution of cocaine.

Judge Charged In Tax Evasion And Perjury

LEAD: Jim Wright made his farewell speech today to a House beset with fear, where every rumor, every phone call from a reporter, every partisan spat could be the beginning of the end of a career.

Turmoil in Congress; An 'Evil Wind' of Fear Is Felt in House

LEAD: The Government's chief economic forecasting gauge rebounded smartly in April after two straight declines, thereby allaying concerns that the current business slowdown could quickly turn into a recession.

Leading Indicators Rebound

LEAD:  COMPANIES  Nielsen Media Research is developing a system that would determine who watches television by watching back. The crucial component of the system is an image recognition device, which would identify members of a household and record when they are watching television, when they leave the room and even when they avert their eyes from the set.

BUSINESS DIGEST

LEAD: The chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority said today that subway and bus fares might have to rise beyond the 15-cent increase planned for January.

Kiley Says Fares Could Increase Beyond $1.15 Planned for 1990

LEAD: With his new commercial - ''a fighter not a smiler'' - addressing the masses on television, Assembly Speaker Chuck Hardwick today went in search of the handfuls of votes that could spell the difference in Tuesday's Republican primary for governor.

Hardwick Stalks the Voters, Aiming for the Uncommitted

LEAD: A court-appointed official is expected to report today that no viable offers have been made for Eastern Airlines, people involved in the carrier's bankruptcy proceedings said yesterday.

Evaluation of Eastern Bids Is Said to Find None Viable

LEAD: Drug trafficking has become so open and pervasive in parts of New York City that, in some neighborhoods, it seems that everyone knows exactly where it is going on and who is taking part in it. But getting rid of it is another matter.

New York's Worst Drug Sites: Persistent Markets of Death

LEAD: PATRICIA KONWINSKI remembers her life as ''a blur'' when she was working full time.

With Job Sharing, Time for the Family

LEAD: In a transition that seems likely to complicate relations between this country and the United States, President Jose Napoleon Duarte is to hand over power Thursday to a government backed by radical right-wing elements that have been held responsible for death squads.

Rightists Take Control Today In El Salvador

LEAD: Seeking to capitalize on the growing public belief that nicotine, like tar, is a dangerous component of cigarette smoke, the Philip Morris Companies has developed a cigarette that is nearly free of nicotine.

Low-Nicotine Cigarette for Philip Morris

LEAD: Some people may carry the AIDS virus for up to three years without its being detected by standard AIDS tests, a study has found.

AIDS Test May Fail to Detect Virus for Years, Study Finds

Nataliya Olegovna Goncharova, from 2012 to 2016 Obmochaeva, is a Russian volleyball player. She played for the Ukraine women's national volleyball team until 2010 when she became part of the Russia women's national volleyball team.

Nataliya Goncharova, Ukrainian/Russian volleyball player

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Sammy Alex Mutahi is a Kenyan long-distance runner who specializes in the 5000 metres.

Sammy Alex Mutahi, Kenyan runner

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Aurelio Lampredi was an Italian automobile and aircraft engine designer.

June 1, 1989

Headlines from June 1, 1989

U.S. Trade Move Is Assailed at O.E.C.D.

Campaign Matters; St. Rudy: Does Righteousness Help or Hurt?

Vital Role for New York as Poles Vote

Omnivore of All Kinds of Objects

BUSH URGES EAST TO JOIN IN ENDING DIVISION OF EUROPE

Billboard 200

The Raw & The Cooked

Like A Prayer

Beaches

G N' R Lies

Don't Be Cruel

Notable Births

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for June 1, 1989