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Show " "'. " r"";'.""'p"" '"''' "f ' ' ' T J Panama Lanal Treaties uown urain-yT- f- l. rne or J - jffl MpCARTOY-Tttrnjrritir- UPI Lata Americaa Editor -- 'iw 'I - makinf enoush concessions to S There- .have been "freouent ' wtiirh nartisan noIitJcaTT nationalism control over the A tratt ma.. : in ' jbiitburfs ;!of 'MtionaJism have 'become, a. bitter politkaljnd not 4lsareemenT over Canal Zone "in perpebuty-'PanaPanama-wated President The tCanat'feolhaff-ifis behind" Panama Aat' isfemlan tefiffiilar prxsw fThree iMwffemenU, l treaties it . took:" the United try. However,r there has also tion in Panama. i v ;aboUs4 the present xohe, creiWjMlfto ilTKffliesrwgnanrtloveTeigmyover umraHirr" States and Panama 54 vmti tn hMi mihetuntiai Anmwitini in Onwwition in th trpati( in a smaller one. ruarantee Its susoorter of the new treaties, is Zone. Not a few oi these and provide joint describeda - recent - Panama erflotjoftal outpourings ; have agreement in,lhe4JiS.,fteU.S. iMngress-oi- id negotiatrvTlWbwtrrthejthi-ne: House-i2 ess. in drain the in s mainly i(J.S.Panamanian managementlCity, dispatches as Indicating a resulted in mi ma oioposnea. llarly political -- but relinquish sovereignty to (desire for ''renegoUatlon" of the least for the Immediate present. Panamanians who oppose the reluctance to surrender-'contro- l L r- -. ; cannot MWjnewreatlK and who1iaveiof 1he Canal Zone telhedighiof jPanama.Thev---as- o wottld4agreemenU. : Thrgrematr " ' be ratified by the coniressei of effectively blocked their commit the United States tof Privately Washington officials defense; needs. , persons were killed. , both countries until 1969 at the 'cation, say they want a greater U.S. and Panamanian negotia- - defense of the zone": and permit jhave indicated little enthusiasm than " --including three Americans, anST . earliest if. at all. control over the canal thanltors concluded lie wee trea- - U.S. construction of a newjfor such a course. Panama must bear the brunt 'provided in the draft agree-- ties, covering future status of canal, if it wished. ; ' "7 J . Most oservers feet the several ' hundred Injured. Thii of the blame for the collapse of ;ments, - and they object to the canal and an alternate route But political campaigning is: United States has made a clash climaxed the long history provisions . for - U.S. military for a new,, sea level waterway, going on in Panama national: genuine attempt in the past 2H of riots and demonstrations " elections-a- re; scheduled textyears of ialksitltPanama to against AmericattiUtaixjntlejg; bases IhTanama. last June 28; Zone Nationalism Blamed and. .The .draft agreements re-- May and;; solve the political differences in the Canal The touta of the. matter. placed the original. 1903 treaty vying to see which can damn that have kept the two countries ould seem to be feat that gave the United States the treaties tfae most for not 'apart for many years. which concluded last June 26. however, . Bv FRANCIS - r . I - . wa ce . w yi particu-;fleuttalit- months-aticoner- n - . - WJ1 V 5 Fire Lines' o o. THE WINNERS of tfae Misa Coagenlallty title pose for photographers after the surprise announcement wai meda Saturday Ur Atlantic City at Mi America igeant;i iear rolls down the cheek of Miss New Hampshire, fiheila Scott, bat if caught by Mist Terai (out of picture on left). Other, winners are, Mist Arkansas, Sharon Evans, center, and Telephoto) Mist Colorado, Tla Tyler.x(Herald-UP- I . AS WA 'Rbckmdin British Todays Election to DecJd0 I Withstand Gusty Winds 1 i m -- mm wm m. a i n V r-- s i v I f- I ii vm iv I X I I V r Premium , x ii11 eC - i- w l A r i II I w f 1 - - (UPI)-Citiz- ens If I rich In yj . niini BROWNS BrowhWill ui ii . - i &n T:H T Ay Visit Denver trn i ;1J t i m mtmrnr mmmi mm' a nvh r r S H III II III II III" -- , ;, 30-4- ;'"-..- I i.i a , t'ir II M ' . I I - I I w . . 'II I II I m m m mm m II I II I Oe m "t.jk 'mWA a TXXiiijf..;. .vi w .. T"S-4- v V ...'-rjtt- n yrrs I X. "X. m . .1 I I m from w 7 Ww s r X. ii w r W mJ I I I m. I : , i 1 our own , I . . 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PxThe slopover was -- met with of the Iberian Peninsula. 1,808 gallons of borate retard- race Gibraltarians, a mixed with only dashes of Spanish ant and i0 men? An additional! blood, left little doubt , where 10,000 gallons, of retardant was used today toH'fireproof the their sentiments lay, Britain. Almost all of the 13,000 voleri Balconies and store windows fuels outside the line. were decorated with the Union Other than this one outbreak, I were expected to oppose I I I .. Spanish takeover of this tiny Jack of Britain. Paper. Union mop-u- p was the orderof the peninsula, tinder British rule Jacks sold by the thousands, day for the. 3,352 men and 511 i i i i : I l I tince 1713. Their right to vote and some car owners even bulldozers working on the Sun- i on the issue has been opposed repainted their automobiles In dance and the neighboring 18,600 by - Spain and the United red, , white, and blue, with the acre Trapper Peak fire at the Nations' Committee on Colonia sloeanBritish We Stay." north end of Upper Priest Lake I I I Tio Ton Lamonada & Asst. Hundreds of house parties about 20 miles north of Sun I Oi4da Frozen lism. were for referendum was Sunday night dance. 'V planned Sunday's straight choice between Spanish to celebrate announcement of , Lone, Grinding Pull the referendum results. Most of Plans Chiefs Jim Freeman I II a",D' I I ! I Jl --C the population, was expected to said the Trapper. Peak fire i i i r 9 crowd Into Counting House crews were working N in the I I A--Jr I Square to cheer the final, count. mop-u- p j . Mp stages on the blaze ; administrators which began with a lightning Referendum made final efforts Saturday to strike Aug.-1- 1 but that it was persuade voters to .arrive at the "a long, grinding null." Free polls by themselves to avoid man said,. "We have lots of congestion rather than In large spots:(spoLiires), little dirt, NEW ORLEANS blocs. and deep, dry duff.'' Duff ' h tant Black Power advocate H, neighborhood mm mm mm mwm sstnu will stations four polling Only the collection of needles,. and Rapp Brown plana to visit Den operate over the 12 hours of leaves on the ground, which In ver and Fort Collins, Colo., earvoting. this area often reaches 10 inch ly next month as part of I es to a foot, in depth. y tour. rX- -- -- r r-- .rr . . .. A few tired crews i on. tte announce Brown made .the, Peak AILSWEET were blaze MARGARINE ; Trapper being! ment last week after pleading relieved for a day of rest be- Innocent to two counts of a fedfore reassignment to the fire- m mm am in. eral firearms violation in a New liiiaiBiBiiiiiisa siiiiaiiWHiiiiisa ' lines and a Jew Southwest In Orleans federal district court. w can w v been who have dian, crews, " " U S. Dist Judge L a n a i n g fires Pacific the fightinr M -Mitchell, o. who s presided at MOSCOW (UPI)-T- he Soviet Northwest for the past month, swiff, whole Brown's arraignment, gave Communist party newspaper were being sent home. m mm mmm mmm m mm mm m vw a wa Brown permission to travel Pravda said today that America Fire crews were "sweating his cross country "to conduct would turn South Vietnam Into outVweather forecasts calling "business affairs." , 11?: CABIN SYRUP large confentration camp by for 2645 mile per hour winds LOG - mw mr w I I mj ww v ' Brown, chairman of the Stuputting a barbed wire barrier today which were scheduled to NonD Violent Coordinating across Its border with North oecrease to dent miles per ... . , s: Committee (SNCC), said be Vietnam'. hour Sunday. One bright spot and would visit Fort Collins ; "This Is a question of a new in the forecaskwas a predicted Denver. Oct. W. Judge Mitchell and truly desperate attempt by Increase in humidity. For most I ...... T also required Brown to be in the the past month the humidity - '.v. Pentagon to get out of the of if f New York or Atlanta, the two near been cent 10Nper blind alley of Its adventurous haj SNCC headquarters, when he is 1 f Pravda However, an increaseX to "be ,in Vietnam, not in the cities mentioned in policy tween 0 per cent, was pre--l ...;., said. his itinerary. "The invaders, desperate and dieted over the weekend. Late Friday Northern Region! losing all hope of breaking down Nervous Don Knotts will star ". al Forester Neal M. Rahm, an I i I I I I I I I I the will of the Vietnamese In his own comedy special for I I I I I I l--l I I I people, have decided to turn nounced the appointment of a five-m-an CBS on Oct 26. His guests on South Vietnam special task force to yinto a huge the one-hoprogram wfllbe concentration camp, isolate the work with the national forests Andy Griffithand appraising rehabilitation National Liberation Front and in x j of the vastjburned area ' ' Prowse. needs L v:' the sup deprive patriotsof western in Idaho northern and Jack Gaver port and help," u said. GIBRALTAR r N g rjr I 1 g of vw ! hour last night but the possibili ty of more wind today prevent- the i ediire blazes-"un-der cuntrwr- At one point flames 'slopped across a primitive firellne on the Sundance fire between Cool. in on the' south end of Priest Lake and Bonners Ferry, and burned an additional 10 acres au irif : rui DhMEi Tee I SANDPOINT. Idaho (UPI) - i Most fireuneron northern Ida- bo's two largest fires withstood gusty winds up-t- a 35 miles per I lP& I I f I ur Juliet n .fTATrv" Montana. Pastore Urges Deploy meht Of An Antimissile System . GROTON, Conn. (UPI) Chairman John O. Pastore of the joint Atomic Energy Commission, citing Red - China's rapid development as a nuclear power, today urged immediate . -- . deploymentotranantimissile system.- - . ; "If we can afford to spend $24 .olMon a year In defense of a aeighbor, and I mean Vietnam, we can certainly spend as much to insure the life and security of our American society," Pastore -. said.'y The Rhode Island senator, in a speech prepared for ,, the launching of the nuclear attack submarine Narwhal, said Chi oa's emergence as a thermonu-- j still in the research and development phase of an ABM ' system, while the. administra tion is working with Communist nations at Geneva in hopes of producing a treaty banning the spread of nuclear weapons. - -"Our hopes aiid prayers are for a nonproliferation treaty," Pastore said. "But we "must understand military' power and constantly be aware of the capabilities of our potential ' : enemies.' . He referred to OA and Defense Department testimony before his committee that the Chinese probably will. achieve an operational Intercontinental i - Task Force Named .'Included in the task force were Clifford A. -- region, engineer chairman; Robert H. Cron. assistant re gional forester, chief of the division of timber management; Norman R.. Tripp, assistant regional forester, chief of the di vision of multiple use, soils and watershed management; Hans C. Roffler, cooperative forest management and utilization branch chief In the division of state and prlvaurforestryrand Miller.-north-e- Harold A. Andersen, of the 1,600,000 . Pastore said 1- - The Defense Department . " is Designed and Installed SNARE CRAGHEAD dru:.is , PtUMBWOHIATINi IFOR SALE and RENT HERGER MUSIC 158 SOUTH 1st WEST . W North 2nd DIAL S7S-100- S Wert '. . . . I x g eieanta, III i i i i hX rti I I U L I I iV i I I I A y w I 1 J w U X- fl Youreholeeof supervisor ! . or v ' - now v.:. 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