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Show r 6. The Silt Lake Tribune, Saturday, May 20, - 1ST! Popping Champagne Corks Only Explosions as Queen Elizabeth 2 Steams On Frost Press Writer Aociated By Colin LONDON The liner Queen Elizabeth 2 steamed lull speed for Europe Friday nipt with band? playing, passengers dancing and popping champagne corks the only explosions ; I Everyone's dr liking and dancing as usual and I don't think there's ny danger," a girl crew member repnred by x radio from the floating pleasure palace Cunard officials in London gave the same cheerful ver-dc- t for bombs search Yet the t The Lorkhorus By William P. Hoest ' rtnr went on, led by four Brib'D experts who parachuted into the Atlantic on Thursday And peculation bounced around that Cunard had paid $350, WC ransom via the FBI to the mystery man who threatened to blow up the 65 liner and her 2.350 passengers and Vathews. Cunard rhaTan. n'd ? L"nd"n ne" conference the cash had been handed to the FBI ui bills of $10 and $20 A Cunard man in New York said nothing had been paid to extortioni.-ts- . MaHhews, hows'' er, ocntedlv declined to say fi the FBI still had the money. 000-to- n crew Washington kept similarly mum. 'Vac tHp xt hnl th'p a thing, but Matthews would not elaborate on his "rnrfidenre Cunard comment t r l rk" rnfi4nnP promised another ference Saturday when the vessel reaches Chetbotirg The drama started Wednesday with a telephone cal! to Cunards New Yoik of.ire six bombs had been The FBI hoj m More of a trick." said Matthews "The whole story will come out eventually. " Newsmen left the new' conference with the impression that Cunard had paid some r7YT y sajing T Y)ivr h I con- r'pntpd abepi-- i New n krnw ledge of the ship pat.'' because the call tallied vitH a threat delivered to Scoiao-Yard two months before Thursday evening, passpn gois. lined the rails to wairh four Putis.i bomb disposal ox perts drop through the clour by parachute In he pi 'Ke.i up bv launch and hustled a hone 5o-- along with two men ready to one an detonate them the other a terminal eaneer case, both prepared to die. Cunard and secunty men on both sides of the Atlantic decided to takp the rhieal seriously, partlv because ihe caller showed some technical YTytTG j VA VMMpcd - . . Wttrld Scenes E. German Pacts Ratified-Bran- dt Calls for Elections abstaining, and a new era in C ermany's relations the Communist East began. The action brightened the for President Nixon's Moscow visit next BONN, GERMANY (AP) -Pthe completed ratification process of Chancellor Willy Brandts Eastern tresses Friday and Brandts wakened regime moved to avert new crises by challeng ing the opposition to accept new elections. ' R 'e p e ating Wednesdays ldwer house pei forma nee, the opposition let the treaties with Moscow and Warsaw pass "Through the upper house bv 5 arliament West with week. But what Brandt had hoped of be a moment triumph turned into a prelude for new. tense political maneuvering that left the future of his lemme uncertain. would Day of Violence - lltF, Aitnae-gelvi- n Hsiptal Some time earlier, the British army renorteda soldier fired at a gunman who had shot at a military observation post The sentrv fired ore shot and bel.eved he hit the Northern Ireland. Jibe youth died in Londoe nderrys Rormn Catholic enclave, a bastion of Irish Republican Army guerrillas. His body, with a bullet in the Bog-sid- "WHO Excludes E. Germany N iR-ufe- h" Un.ed Ni tiors world conference on the in' environment Stirkholm next month. The Soviet Union ar.d its East European allies have threatened that unless East Germany is adnuueil to the Stockholm meeting, at which .lie first global aback on pollution and other environmental problems is planned. The WHO assornnly voted the unexpected.; by high margin of 70 to aS. with 25 abstentions, for a W e s t e r resolution to post- css'C'" s Agencv The GENEVA 'TVd Heal.h Organization (WHO' voted Friday to exritnU East Gernjany for at least another v ear-- ' risk ng ser oas reper- - Bombs Hurt 17 . Dead head, was deli' ered at A (AP) youth was shot deaf! Hate Friday night at the end of a day of violence m - 1 GERMANY (AP) Two bombs ex tloded Fjtday in the main budding of the Axel Springer publishing house while 3.00,1 persons inside. Police said the 'hlaVts injured at leas: 17 persons and ripped out walls on two floors. 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