CARLTON BEALS DIES; CORRESPONDENT, 85; Covered Latin American Uprisings --Author of 45 Volumes
Date: 28 June 1979
By JOAN COOK
Joan COOK
Carlton Beals, longtime dean of Latin American correspondents, dies; was 85
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Thomson Bars Closing of London Papers
Date: 28 June 1979
Special to The New York Times
Lord Thomson, publisher of strike-bound London Times and Sunday Times, says he has no intention of disposing of newspapers, shareholders meeting of International Thomson Organization; says papers have lost $40 million since their closing (S)
Ruling Seen as a Lift for Rights Movement; News Analysis
Date: 28 June 1979
By ROBERT REINHOLD Special to The New York Times
Robert Special
analysis of US Supreme Court decision in Brian Weber suit sees ruling as giving major psychological lift to civil rights movement that has been weakened and dispirited by previous legal setbacks (M)
Notes on People; Giscard d'Estaing Income Disclosed by Satirical Weekly
Date: 27 June 1979
Clyde Haberman Albin Krebs
Clyde Albin
Arthur Stock is grand prize winner of limerick-writing contest (S)
COMPANY NEWS; 2 Coffee Rosters Raise Prices by 25c
Date: 27 June 1979
Procter & Gamble and MJB Co raise wholesale prices of ground coffee by 25c (S)
World News Briefs; Thai Forces, in Retaliation, Shell Cambodian Area
Date: 28 June 1979
3 newly authorized parties, including Communists, will be among 7 on ballot on July 2 when Mexicans vote a new 400-member Chamber of Deputies; other new parties are Socialist Workers' Party and conservative Mexican Democratic Party (S)