Show TEMPERATURES FORECAST OGDEN: High today Sunday in low 90s Low tonight in low- er 60s UTAH: Highs today Sunday upper 60s into 90s Lows tonight mostly 5 55-6- UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL LXXXVII No 215 UTAH OGDEN UPI TELEPHOTO INTERNATIONAL SATURDAY EVENING 10c DAILY AUGUST 3 1974 ' riels: 'V Price Ml rule Sampson became presinationdent when the Greek-le- d al guard overthrew President Makarios in a coup July 15 He was himself forced to resign after the Turkish invasion dent of Cyprus for one stormy week warns there would be civil war if Archbishop returns to the island republic “If Makarios loves his country he should not return” said Sampson a former terrorist in the EOKA guerrilla movement formed in the 1950s to free the island from British ifrim Task Force akarios NICOSIA Cvprus (AP) — Nikos Sampson who was presi- j'A I I Ma-kari- os Would Watch Not Direct Economy 25c SUNDAY South Vietnam (AP) — The Saigon command SAIGON reported fighting today near several district towns below Da Nang and said 40 North Viet were reported as one killed and four wounded namese and Viet Cong were killed Government losses were listed as five wounded in the 18th straight day of fighting in the region 360 miles northeast of Saigon On the central coast a six-mi- le stretch of BUENOS AIRES Argentina with clashed Police (AP) mourners at the funeral of asg Peronist sassinated Rodolfo Ortega congressman Pena on Friday Police arrested 373 persons and tear See page 2 column 2 — north-sout- h left-win- highway was reported cut by intense fighting a Saigon communique said and 20 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong were killed Government casualties Use Persuasions WASHINGTON Israeli Aide (AP) — Conceding there is no immediate hope of lowering the cost of living the Nixon administration is asking Claims War Congress to create an agency to monitor wage and price increases if L The “Cost of Living Task Force” would have none of the CHECKOUT — Iowa Gov Robert Ray (right) picks up Avage-pric- e control authority some of the brittle parched stalks of dried up corn held by the Cost of Living he saw Friday during a tour he made to inspect crop conditions resulting from the summers drought With Council which went out of exishim are Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Robert Louns-berr- y tence on June 30 (center) and Clifford Johnson (left) an agriInstead the new agency UPI culture extension director — Standard-Examine- r would pull together data needed to dissuade business and labor Telephoto when their demands for higher wages and prices threaten the fight against inflation and! slwrtages The call for the new agency issued Friday by the White House was among the first specific inflation-fightin- g steps taken by the administration since authority to control wages and prices expired April 30 TIME REQUIRED NICOSIA Cyprus (AP) — cosia airport No agreements Even as the White House was were reached urging formation of the new Turkish Cypriot leader Raufa: task force Treasury Secretary Denktash called today for MOSTLY DEFINED William E Simon was telling complete federation in Cyprus uN officials said Friday Greek Turkish and 33 milltary that the cease-fir- e line was thM to draw up mcstlv defined with the ex-'met hiirf? officers again den Nixon’s Dohev ' Perils Grow WjW Pushes I j - thl Censure Wrong ouse °f rtcepujn or a secf j Associated Press Israeli Defense Minister Shimon Peres warned today of a possible war with the Arabs especially Syria which he said was “talking war threatening war and preparing for war” He said service for Israeli reservists has been extended and that thousands were being called to ready war vehicles Peres said Syria demanded total Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights expecting us to fold up retreat and panic” But he said Israel would never relinquish all the Heights because “for 19 years they were bases of aggression against us” have no m0Un- - WASHINGTON (AF) — Shunning a move to cen- sure rather than impeach President Nixon White House aides are portraying the proceeding in the House of Representatives as a political struggle with President Nixon in the role of the underdog aggressive We Ihav?’ defend are ready to continue the logue but let there be no doubt cur ability to face any kind dia-nnrr- i0 EGYPT prepares J?e Cairo newspaper Akhbar full-fledg- 2 U - - Jv? - m a® - to -- Ctsr’sJ though rCJ?rt!d suer “n when with the backing of busi-k- 1 ness and labor it allowed vmntrols to expire wage-pric- e vr“ move implemented FOCUSING in Egypt to Turkish Cypriot demands peacekeeping troops Uhe y possibility of a the Greek Cypriot mdfront evenlfor local autonomy before the of the Middle East sumption 15 forces'' President tiS?July con-betwe- en r ‘f S?sStemenL Reports said Friday that bat-- ! were raging in the north-- i braced itself for any eventual- Turkish tles d f feder-- ! vest of the island and that the ity arising from Israeli vvarj It said Israeli! k ad jn mind would Turks moved into four Greek preparations have been waging a nTerThoSon villages in the westerners and that mobih-- : Wednesday out-- j iwar Cvoruc nf campaign lprr:toriai imtv 'Kren13 lined Democratic economic Pro-!c- h of Israeli reserves was !zation has about 490 000 ‘Greek Assocated Press al Cor- Spec posab to a natiomnde tele-- j Tikish! way jUnder M0 115 and vision audience said he doubts newspapers in! in separate en- iespondent Peter Arnett report-- j living Cypriots a monitoring agency that works claves ed from the battle zone that Beirut said Russia has agreed out of the White House “can inBritish and United Nations of-- 1 Turkish tanks and infantry to supply the guerrillas with de- conand the support spire weapons including ficials sat in on the talks that launched a fierce attack on a fensive fidence necessarv to successful- of on ground-to-ai- r the Greek antimissiles and outpost four-hopeak session Far-Rangi- ng began with a which Mt armor wage as of a ly discourage inflationary Kypanssovouno weapons Ni part TOar camp ’ j and price hikes overlooks the four villages — deal with guerrilla leader Yasir Lamaca Arafat Karavas Lapithos VOICE FOR CONGRESS have But Lebanon’s minister of WASHINGTON (AP) — A The Greeks and Agridaki Bentsen said he will offer legtwo howitzers on the mountain state Albert Mukheiber said package designed to islation giving Congress a voice emof Turkish the Lebanese army wTas “re- - sprinkle benefits among tax-- : iin range on the agency placements at Kyrenia sponsible fer the protection of payers and to assure at least Until Friday the adminisThe Turkish representative at the country’s border and popu- minimal tax payments from the tration had been urging budget the talks in Nicosia Col Nezihi lation” indicating Lebanon will wealthy has passed a key restraint as its only weapon Cakar claimed that the fight- not allow sophisticated Soviet House panel against inflation And before giving tentative arms for the Palestinian guering had ceased Nixon has promised to cut his g to to the rillas enter Lebanon approval KEEPING PACE proposed budget for this fiscal tax reform measure Friday RUSS RECOGNITION He said the Turkish forces year by $5 billion down to $300 the House Ways and Means billion but Simon said no deci“are doing their best not to vioThe papers also claimed Mos- Committee combined the bill sion has been made on what late the cease-fir- e agreement” cow had recognized Arafat’s with the tax energy reached in Geneva on Tuesday Palestine Liberation programs will be slashed Organ- reform bill after a warning that by the foreign ministers of ization as the sole representa- a Congress preoccupied with Greece Turkey and Britain — tive of the Palestinian people impeachment would more readof the the three ily pass one tax bill than deal 1 See page 2 column independence of the former with two separate measures British colony Greek Maj Evangelos Tso-lak- is claimed Greek Cypriot FOR NIFTY 9 forces “have been complying with the cease-fir- e agreement HUNTSVILLE Tex (UPI) — man’s release 22 the first the since day July Texas State Penitentiary offi“Miss Woodman came out truce was negotiated by the cials and convict Fred Gomez jaj0 the door down United Nations” through Carrasco their negotiations for’ the ramp and across the The Turks released a first the release of his 12 remaining he said “Why she batch of 120 Greek Cypriot prishostages at a standstill today courtyard” in relation to the oners was picked Friday The Geneva mutually agreed to an eight other we can’t specu- agreement stipulated the prishostages — In- securities note hour delay of talks —a late on” oner release should begin as WASHINGTON (UPI) —at note a and a Prison spokesman Ron Taylor He said she probably would soon as the cease-fir- e went into flation is nipping at the heels of modern-day 9 cent record refused to discuss the signifi- not be available to the press for effect per the g c v e r n m e n t’s money the That’s rate interest highest cance of the delay interviews The 120 were mostly women managers and any John Q securia on return government “It’s a mutual agreement said Miss Woodman children and old men Some of Public with extra cash on Taylor ty since the Civil War that is all” he said “Carrasco told prison officials “all re- the women told of repeatedly hand can benefit This juicy return which is ordered breakfast and newspa- maining hostages are bearing being Turkish soldiers The Treasury Department by raped the Treasury thinks it pers this morning and we up under the strain” will sell two what while they were in captivity week this must in order to attract offer negotiations mutually agreed h in funds the current would not resume until about money market is availaible to 3:39 pm CDT or 4 pm CDT” anyone with a minimum $1900 Carrasco barricaded in the to invest 11 the for past prison library whose ordRETURNING: court rotund free The notes also come in $5000 was and strong threatPrincess spirit England almost has daily days Anne was the and husband to her voice alto She ered stand and trial $10000 denominations and group’s if he Capt to his kill jury ened hostages Canawill Mark visit in the $100000 and $1 even of a is trademark the not are Phillips confederates two grandaughter and Besides the two “Papas” million size for the unusually queen’s aunt Princess Alice allowed to escape safely But da this fall and Palace Defense attorney David Nap-le- y John Phillips and Djiny DohBuckingham Friday he released Linda innounced on Friday that the said the child Emma was erty those at the service Woodman 44 a Conroe Tex REFINANCE JOB will Nov in Canada be cluded entertainers Peter both deaf and blind and Mrs could she ccuple teacher saying The Treasury is seeking the 9 and the princess will Wise felt her condition would Law ford Carol Burnett ' and explain his demands for escape at competitive aucsecurities never improve open the Royal Agricultural Sonny Bono to prison officials tion as part of a $44 billion Winter Fair in Toronto on the Miss Elliott 33 died last NO SOFTENING FAREWELLS: “It will nevin London where she refinancing operation This is day of her arrival Sunday one way the government raises k There were indications that It will be the second visit of er be the same” Michelle has just finished a y Carrasco’s demands for an the couple to Canada since Phillips said as she left a Los performance and was about to cash to pay for its operations Angeles funeral service for embark on a tour of Europe armored car and human shields their marriage last November A 24 bond at 8 Vz per Cass but Elliott other the be Taylor softening might Ross cent interest is part of the TRIAL AHEAD: Elizabeth FINALE: Songwriter “Mama” of the Mamas and said that was entirely speculawrote British the same refunding who ElizaWise cousin of a Parker Queen tion Papas singing group “We’ll Meet hits will on on a be beth tried 300 More wartime not will than Compare these rates to the 6 mourners I “And charge speculate cent return on US savings “There’ll and of her at always a in the per said he murdering Again” gathered that” chapel died bonds and the 6 a an child be announced who per cent Memorial Park Friday England” Hollyw'ood Taylor on at a Kent in return a home 37 after Wise his $1000 at no Mrs also funentered ' for deposited the blackout news Thursday Cemetery Friday 59 He was and association loan for Woodattack a Miss in heart of to discuss the “Mama eral savings Cass” refused plea Friday Newbury Pro-guerril- irvrv IN si Margaret Trudeau (center) showed up unannounced at the Government House in Ottawa Friday and proceeded to take pictures of Governor-Genera- l Jules to his wife and The occasion was the first Leger photograph since his stroke two months ago The prime minister’s the governor-genera- l UPI Telewife revealed she is taking photography lessons — Standard-Examine- r photo coup toppled photo-opportunit- y House Committee Gives Okay Tax Reforms To la j ur U-N- tax-refor- m wide-rangin- so-call- ed Convict Prison Bosses Talks Recess to Agree Republicans on Friday introduced in the House a resolution offering an alternative to a impeachment proceeding It would censure Nixon for “maladministration and moral insensitivity” but not call for his removal from of- "Wi after his arrival in Ankara for The four parties are trying to: present price structure and talks with Turkish leaderS5 did a uN Security l" Vamlv LtCRSimon!n0t elaborate on the concept imp)ement counca Cdli Ior in“ 400 UN jas saying plans were also being: but said it would be different ' Disclaims Resolution In House V K co in oute The biggest proposed benefit the average taxpayer is the provision to boost the max- imum standard deduction to $2500 from $2000 and to hike to the minimum standard deduction to $1400 from $1300 on single returns and to $1500 on joint returns The new minimum tax rate proposed by the committee would impose a 14 per cent levy on the first $50000 17 per cent between $50000 and $100-00- 0 lion and 20 per cent thereafter One of the major ingredients e The experts estimate this would in the side wras the tax 187000 returns affect some amendment that ac- To sweeten the burden for up- celerates previously-approve- d the plan to phase out the controversial petroleum depletion allowance The depletion break presently saves oil- men between $2 billion and $3 billion a vear in federal taxes Rep Wilbur D Mills committee chairman successfully urged upon his colleagues the wisdom of starting the three-yea- r this year phase-ou- t more than 2 rk but less than as opposed to the original startfour years ing date of Jan 1 1975 The Tenders can be submitted to first step in the gradual elimiany federal reserve bank Most nation of the 22 per cent deplcommercial banks will also buy etion allowance would drop it to government securities for their 15 per cent retroactive to last customers Jan 1 tax-hik- last-minu- te Treasury Preparing to Offer Securities at Public Auction 33-mo- six-ye- ar sky-hig- NAMES IN THE NEWS citizens the panel proposed a slight decrease in the maximum capital gains tax rate dropping it to 35 per cent from the present ceiling of 365 per cent The combination of hikes and cuts in tax levies was expected to produce a net revenue gain of $500 million annually based on changes that would increase some taxes by $7 billion and decrease other taxes by $65 milper-inco- D-A- rk ed fice White House spokesmen had no formal comment on the res- olution introduced by Rep Paul and signed by Findley R-House GOP leader John J Rhodes of Arizona While urging that the House be given such an alternative Rhodes himself took no stand for or against censure He scheduled a news conference for Monday to announce his position on impeachment CLAIM NO PART But presidential aides disclaimed any part in the move to censure rather than impeach with several saying they were surprised by the introduction of the resolution White House spokesman Gerald L Warren talking with newsmen before presentation of the resolution for the first time described impeachment as “a political struggle” “We recogrdze the situation as it exists in the House we ll face an Warstruggle” ren said He later added that while he was net conceding the See page 2 eeiumn 2 Ul up-hi- Ruling Ends Nud 8 Bathing for L A LOS ANGELES (AP) — Sun-ta- x bathers must go back under wrraps on Los Angeles city beaches but the controversy ordiover the city’s nance hasn’t been wrapped up yet Superior Court Judge David N Eagleson issued a ruling Friday allowing enforcement of the law which had been blocked by a court order a few hours after taking effect The American Civil Liberties Union says it will appeal the decision anti-nudi- ty Eye Test May Detect Schizos -- - well-heele- - 15-1- two-wee- day-to-da- 3A-ye- ar j CHICAGO (AP) — University appears in the August issue of when schizophrenics watch a of Chicago researchers claim to the Archives of General Psy- pendulum swing their have found an eye test that can chiatry published by the Amer- eyeball pursuit of the moving so-call- ed identify persons prone to schizophrenia before they actually get sick Schizophrenia is a severe and widespread emotional disturbance It involves a retreat from reality with disordered thinking delusions and hallucinations The Chicago report claims that persons with an inherited tendency toward schizophrenia can be identified with a test involving measurement of eyeball movements while watching a swinging pendulum The report by Dr Philip S Holzman and his colleagues ican Medical Association Working with Holzman were Dr Leonard R Proctor Deborah L Levy Nicholas J Dr Herbert Y Meltzer and Stephen W Hurt Ya-sil- lo POSSIBILITY SEEN The ability to identify family members whose eyeball movements show the same unusual pattern found in schizophrenics it may now be possible to treat such persons before they actually manifest the disease Several drugs are available for control of the disease The researchers found that object is halting rather than smooth These movements can be measured with tiny electrodes attached to the edge of the eye Fifty-tw- o per cent of patients who recently were diagnosed as schizophrenics and 86 per cent long-terof schizophrenic had tracking probpatients lems 45 per cent of the rela-meatives of schizophrenic patients showed deviant eye tracking compared with 105 per cent of relatives of other psychiatric patients who were not schizophrenic m ns |