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Show rcNDAT. Sunday HercIJ 6 Awrar a, um VIM Romania Passenger Train Halt Due Today hMt Success Limited U.S. Negotiates With Cuba on Air Hijackings , .j Militia ., . ja Parades 'r X - BUCHAREST (UPI) ' I WASHINGTON (UPIi --Jus thousand members of th tice Byron R. White has denied Romanian "peoples' militia",, If to Bucaralegal request that the between pilots agree pa wengon WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The from lis flight the unit reactivated last vp and Bogota, Cokmbia.j accept complete responsibility Burlington Raiiroad'a passenger United State has been ouietly!mnga amid fears of a Soviet invasicj between Omaha .nd to fly t0 Cuba. It for passenger safety. and the-w-marched Saturday in Roraa. about Cuba with in be conferring Commtrcial! The United States has fur- - BOlings, Mont., kept tM Liberation Dav nia't a airliner hljackvng beyond this'nished operation Sunday, to Cuba Cuba with lists of airliner persistent the eyes of a second- before 001111 the limited jyear( a!1 Dut 15 , ftem being persons considered sPke3maa tliii THREE NEW SPORTY, yutlHrfcatd models potential problem, but ao far with u Soviet level delegation Uncoln-Mercur- y Dtvisloa iiew appeal Cyclone Spoiler give hijackers. Cuba has Indicated iuccess the SUta Department America planes. representatives. The United States has been that a llirlted number of rich Court aerk John F. Davis; Saturday. 'most troubled by the diversion persons may be allowed into'sail "hite rejected an applica- The volunteer militia or W and T fa approaches to t ft e of commercial flight5 to Cubt. Qubt via Mexico. apparently was included in the tjofl for rehearing has Havana govern- - Officials estimate that since! The Uiited States fws gug.jtb" " Communist parade along with regular armed forces unita to demor umans :" ith which Washington isei, aooui j.uuq passengers gesiea mai ciasweni Bient, no. Mpcv,i to be acted . . rsiK. .rvt liuins in nstrate k the Romanians are Ti.n i,iioot4 ""-In time bu lid mpioiMUC prevent U. prepared to use force to bak that attempu continue at a rate might return to Cuba on V of from suspending se are part tact January. tirUft f alrcraft month up President Nicolae Ceauses-cu'- s tt re tw 1181,18 broad U.S.. attempt to arouse with Havana. Months independent course which the intentional commumty has raised the ire of the 19fi. end and United SU?es!!kendthe railroad has posted interest Kremlin leadership. f Jhat fre airlift could fly The offidals jnni tr"M Prcucend.tt said, the United States contact-- , unhappy Cubans to the United n'ces The militia was formprf i The United States also Is ed the Cubans through Switzer-- ! States, but so far Havana haslwl4 t"0"8, 1944 just after the Romanians' an international land, vhich has represented refused to admit anyone on the proposing liberation from the Nazis but l!!" Vn,ir,,not"J fights. agreement which would require; U.S. uverests in Cuba since return later aerThe lapsed. It was not nn.suspended ,;.u ,1..! 1... mc una Plu- - vic j ausics iv trc icnuuui nuu inc tw--iicu reactivated until a week after earlvl this month and lUijijwiiatH. . . I r Mn.iAWMMtnnt kil.4 h.ama L'..l countries of origin despite any riuci uiiaiciai BB.ct:iiieiii Hpharked half last year's invasion of Czech8vcuiiCui wcic uuseu 1n7.i nassen- with Oiba for the return of claim of the right to political severed. oslovakia 200 of at sacks mail Warsaw and by Soviet-legers Results so far: r Ihijackers to U.S. custody. Cuba Bmaii asylum. forces. The romanians did Pact enoverall length treatment and longer HORIZONTAL grille, new rear-en- d Cuba has agreed to permit has Indicated that at thejNe(j on Aug. 14 but Justice AN ALL-NEnot take part in the Czech Even as th State Departthe sporty European road car flair of the Cougar for 1970. to hance return to It moment no has aircrtft Interest in hijacked and Hugi) invasion issued feared t: Black a ment reported on the situation, orHPr fw wrvif tn rsump themselves would be invaded. an Avianca airliner with 26 the United Statei with all its such a pact Lincoln-Mercur- y: That order expires Sunday. persons aboard was diverted The Burlington suspended the service abruptly after a three- George Washington was forcconFranklin D. Roosevelt carried Tre first completely rede-- ! gance. While outside dimensions fine personal luxury car, judge federal court in Cheye ed to surrender Ft. Necessity nne, Wyo., said it could do so signed Lincoln Continental in are almost identical to previous tinues its classic elegance for at the Battle of Great every state except Maine and Vermont In the 1938 presiden But Black's order required the nearly a decade and an models, wheelbase has been 1970 with modest design modifi durnig the French and two trains to continue running expanded line of intermediate- - lengthened one inch to 127 tial election. The Democrats Indian War. cations. won S23 electoral votes to eight tread size Montegos and Cyclones inches and front and rear through Sunday. received by the Republicans. Divi are increased. As a result, inhighlight Lincoln-Mercur- y terior roominess is substantial sion s automobiles for 1970. At our new models rang- ly greater. The model line-u- p "Thirty-ninDENVER, Colo. (UPI)The called "a mass renvty for a Regular Prices ing from the classic Mark III remains the same as in 1969, Nixon administration proposed mass fraud." ACTION PACKED to the muscular new Cyclone with a single series consisting four-doSUSPENSE HITS Saturday that consumers be Federal courts now require a of a two-dohardtop and Spoiler give Lincoln-Mercur- y SHOW AT 145 permitted to Join together and claim of more than $10,000 in TOKYO (UPI) Typhoon the broadest market coverage sedan. CHILDREN (und.r 12) .. FREt sue firms induigrg deceptive to lnto Pacific The division's Intermediate order to sue The Supreme Cra neac,ed ever," said M.S. (Matt) Mc .' AOUITS $1.25 or fraudulent practices. Laughlin, Ford Motor Company line has been dramatically reVirginia H. Knauer, President rSnvder vs. Harris that Satur.day evenln8 a.fter. causin? vice president and division gen- designed for 1970 and consists Nixon's special assistant for SHOWINGI at least two deaths and eral manager. EXCLUSIVE 1st DRIVE-Iof three Montego series, includcould consumers not pool their consumer affairs, said the dis and widespread damage four-donew a new in hardtop, are tearv There claims ing order to reach the power UX0liH.iUi4l'liiI15 proposal would be "a major rupting transportation in 24 and a host of comfort, conven- and three performance-orienteof $10,000. Orom end Provo't 1 Ml MCHSMEI M00X1OI factor In giving the consumer amount prefectures. two-dostandthe Cyfeatures ience Newest and hardtops, safety GEORGE SEGAL legislation The Meteorological the voice he deserves one The Agency ard on all car lines, including clone, Cyclone GT and Cyclone which will go a long way would permit suits in federal predicted the typhoon, the URSULA ANDRESS a more convenient three-po- int Spoiler. toward giving the consumer court regardless of the amount season's ninth, may weaken seatshoulder belt Both Montegos and Cyclones a system, ORSON WELLES in controversy, provided the into a tropical storm In the 'justitia emptori'." and d have their own distinctive apcolumn, locking steering Is a latin action involves a violation of still IAN yj, f'me n n . st f," nar. Fay " !UnJy T,, m tnu ,.m mjceu ,.;! JIa m rrlmw & raoad r 7i - - j 7: .t2toftatel3 " ... c... vu uay !!ri( d y 70 39 New Models for Nixon Aide Proposes Mea-dow- Joint Suits Against Fraud by Consumers all-ne- Japan Typhoon 1itMan nun: e Heads to Sea - a or N d proposed hereXIL STEAK bias-belte- "Justitia emptor!" flow-throu- CHOP HOUSE phrase meaning justice for the buyer. Mrs. Knauer said in an The four big steps to a sucfor the address prepared cessful restauranh Consume' Federation of Ameri ca that one of the consumer's 1. Cleanliness. major problems is that he gets 2. The best In quality that illegally taken at the market money can buy and place, the loss is generally lower than a lawyer's fee. well prepared. "But it costs hundreds to get 3. Good Service. justice for dollars," she said. "We have an answer to that A pleasant atmosphere problem class action," Mrs. to dine in. Knauer said. "By joining I will give you atmosphere together and sharing attorney of Hollywood, service of and court costs, consumers can San Francisco, and the bring suit against a firm In indulging deceptive or good food of Chicago. fraudulent practices and obtain I am now loins of aging redress damages," she said. prime beef for 30 days. Mrs. Knauer's assistant legisNOT THE BrGCEST BUT lative counsel, Barbara Bell, held a news conference in THE BEST Washington Friday to explain the details of what Mrs. Xnauer L JOHN Pacific but northern ventitires, the consumer's rights under remain a threat to ships in its steeroval an and lation system state or federal law; if it pati. wheel. involves goods sold in interstate National said two ingThe new Lincoln Continental, police commerce and if it is brought persons were killed and 201 while undergoing the most subin behalf of a class or group. injured in the wake of the stantial change since 1961, reMiss Bell said that a bill typhoon which first smashed mains clearly identifiable as a A total of sponsored by Sen. Joseph D. Japan four days ago. Continental with a strong grille homewere left is directed 1,231 persons Tydings, theme and understated ele- toward permitting "class ac less and more than 430 houses tions," but it does not spell out were destroyed or damaged. consumer rights adequately. CO CHMltt SENIOR IN JUNIOR COL-The administration acted quick LEGE I ly to announce proposals after a Democratic study group DEER CREEK, Okla. (UPI) I -.- .issued a series of suggestions Emil Dester had the photoon how the consumer could graphy bug for four years combat fraudulent practices before t finally enrolled in a Miss Bell said the proposed Northeastern Junior College bill is ' a good, fresh approach course at Tonkawa, Okla a Dester, 78, explained he by the administration mass remedy for mass fraud is 'became interested in photogra- needed." She seemed unclear iphy while in Arizona as a when the bill will go to volunteer to help build a 'church. Congress. cr z: THIS IS A VERY FUNNY PICTURE! 1st . T He has a wife. 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