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Show THOUGHTS . . . Faith in the ability of a lead, or is of tlight senior unless it by united wits faith in his justice. - George W. American engineer. FAIR AND MILD oday. E'ghs today mostly Goethal. fee Kk. VOL 47. NO 20 FROVO, UTAH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1969 $2.25 PER 15 MONTH-PR- ICE p CENTS vnot Set Talk U.S., mi C yirlb off fwvc Begin Nov. 17 In Helsinki By NICHOLAS DANILOFF The WASHINGTON (UPI) United States and the Soviet Union announced Saturday they win Dtgm taiKs m neifinKi, Finland, Nov. 17, which officials here regard as tne most ambitious attempt to curb the arms race since , the nuclear age began in 1945. d The negotiations are intended to arrange a limitation and possible eventual reduction in the two nuclear superpowers' entire range of strategic offensive and defensive weapons. The implications for world relations could be enormo'iF. Soviet Ambassador Anatoly F. Dobrynin proposed the date and site of the preliminary discussions at a very brief, 3 p.m. EDT meeting last Monday with President Nixon at the White House. The President and on his advice, accepted Dobrynin discussed details at - v Rogers later told newsmen that the opening sessions, which he expects will last "several days, maybe a few weeks," to would deal with "how conduct me negotiations." Pre- surname he meant such technical matvers as an agenda, size of delegations and possibly a permanent site in another neutral city such as Vienna or Geneva. ""syv. pwM l !!. tTf'irV V"T?S Red FoiVL; Threatens f . ik: il . fi-l ., :M Si. Beret Posr SAIGON (UPI)- - munist troop buildup Ss threatened a remote Gretn If Beret outpost in Soutn ":et- nam's Central Highlands hat was the center of the Vietnam War's longest battle this year, military sources said. The sources said Communist troops had appeared in force near the Ben Het Sper-'nForces camp, a fortress ia jungled mountains 281 mics northeast of Saigon that is. manned by American Green Berets, native irregular soldiers and U.S. artillerymen. GERALD C. SMITH, director of U.S. Arms Control and The report followed a five- Disarmament Agency, will lead U.S. delegation to Helsinki hour battle northwest of Saigon American troops for preliminary talks with Soviet Union on curbing strategic in which suffered their heaviest casualarms race. (Herad-UP- I Telepboto) ties in more than a month whilt t 'V Rogers indicated that when substantive negotiations finally get under way, the question of n a freeze on testing of multiple nuclear warhead missiles would have SECRETARY OF STATE William Rogers gesture as he discusses with newsmen an agreehigh priority. ment between United States and Soviet Union to begin talks Nov. 17 In Helsinki, Finland While cautioning against looking toward limited buildup of super weapons by both powers. The agreement was anthe secretary nounced jointly by the White House and the Kremlin Saturday. (Herald-UP- I Telephcto) seemed encouraged by the Soviet attitude. In his talks with killing 47 Communists. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Military spokesmen said Sa Gromyko In New York last turday that the battle, in which month he said he gained the GIs fought from bomb crater to bomb crater in a impression the Russians were approacmng the negotiations in region nicknamed "The Moon," another secret meeting Wednes- a "serious" frame of mina, cost U.S. infantrymen 10 killed day with Secretary of State devoid of propaganda. and 12 wounded Friday. It was William P. Rogers. Both sides agreed, he report the largest American casualty At an unusual 10:30 a.m. ed, that it was "senseless to toll in a single battle ence l Daylight saving time is no briefins Saturday, White House Marines died and 24 others spend enormous sums in the us. with longer Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler next five years and end up in were wounded in a clash near WASHINGTON (UFI) -- Rep. Wednesday takes up President Each clock in Utah, and issued the the Demilttarized Zone on Sept joint s following e ou c seized1 s r (U.S. intelligence Arab rebel forces also most other states in the Richard Boiling, relying Nixon's plan for a draft-typ- e By United Press International 17. statement: the o! that area Haidar Abi Buri the by agreed Saturday Thousands of Arab guerrillas on a rarely successful parli- lottery. United States, should have the agreement "Confirming the time the talks begin, near a Palestinian Far to the northeast, in the been turned back at 2 a.m. their supporters seized all Beirut amentary move, will try to give Under parliamentary restricBen Het area, an estimated two into Russiars will have drawn even and enter to reached earlier next House members a chance tions recommended by the this morning. but the center of Lebanon's refugee camp, fired on troops -of Communist fln companies negotiations curbingand with the United States in the second largest city, Tripoli, and defended barricades witn week to end student draft Armed Services Committee and Daylight saving time ends than '250 men--? armaments the Soviet-mad- e race, d and interconsmall of arms strategis number street deferments. each year at 2 a.m. on the endorsed 12 to 3 by the Rules Saturday in bloody hurled assault Satura of United ground the two governments antitank guns. ballistic missiles ready fighting that raged into the Boiling announced Saturday Committee, lawmakers would last Sunday in October and States and the USSR have tinental a South morning against day United for the from Macine gun and rifle fire is a welcome relief to those firing, although night. Guerrillas invading he would move to open up the be limited to voting on whether battalion armorer' Vietnamese that specially designat States still will hold the lead in Syria took a Lebanese ooraer blazed through wide areas of entire selective service law to to repeal a provision that now who arise mornings and find agreed camped, about two miles ed representatives of the United Polaris-typ- e submarine missiles village for anti-Israit still dark. Tripoli as troops used armored northeast of amendment when the House on bars the President from insti the special Forces will Soviet Union States the and and intercontinental bombers. cars in an effort to crush the a random slection tuting camp. in Helsinki, Nov. 17, for The U.S. deleation will be meet rebellion moderate against the Israeli jets roared into method of induction. South Vietnamese spokesmen preliminary discussions of the headed by Gerard C. Smith, Jordan, attacking a suspected policies of President Charles said the Communist soldiers Boiling, one of the three questions involved. director of the Arms Control guerrilla base only three miles Helou. At least eight persons dissenters on the Rules Com attacked with Disarmament Agency, and from King Hussein's suburban! were reported killed but a toll and mittee, said many amendments ades and automatic wea that in dead Place far higher than former Deputy villa near will include Amman. are needed "to make the but were repulsed. They pons Defense Secretary Paul Nitze; sources said Hussein personally and injured was feared. aid tne attacking force lost 13 present draft law fair to those The Union Soviet voiced former Air Force Secretary directed antiaircraft fire millions of young men subject men killed, while South VietnaHarold Brown; Llewellyn E, against, what was described as concern over the events in mese casualties were to its provisions." light Lebanon and warned the West HYRUM, Utah (UPI) --A 19- Thompson, former U.S. ambas Israel's closest raid since the Last spring an estimated The most talked-o- f amend to off hands of the what year-ol- d Corinne, Utah, youth 1967 war. keep to sador Moscow; Philip J. 12,000 Communist troops moved ment is one which would was killed to y when his Kremlin described as an into West Ger eliminate BONN (UPI)-T- he Farley, ambassador to the Other Israeli jets attacked mountains around Ben Het a provision guaran car left a early internal affair. American troops county highway and man mark was increased in Finnish Force Air the and capital, along Dak To with reported and targets to Egyptian the opportunity teeing youths rolled nearly 200 feet down an landed in Lebanon in 1958 at value by 8.5 per cent Friday as Maj. Gen. Royal B. Allison will northern end of toe Suez Canal to overrun the Ben Het orders delay their military service for embankment near here. the first action of Social four meet to open the second, sub as Egyptian planes swept into Lebanese request at a time post. The move set of! more while years attending The victim was identified as when the government was Chancellor Democrat! Willy the Sinai Desert in the second SYDNEY (UPI)-T- he Labor stantive phase of the than two months of fighting in college. threatened. Bryant I. Roche, son of Mr. and Brandt's new government. strikes of consecutive a day which the Communist force laid on which Party, campaigned to conside Mrs. Raymond Roche. The Immediately prior Broadcasts from the Al Fatah A spokesman for the Ministry to pull Australian against Israeli positions there. Arab siege to Ben Het pounding it in of the lottery bill, Boiling youth apparently had been dead promise ration guerrilla organization 56 of Economics said the cabinet fire antiaircraft said Israel took out a of troops Vietnam, straight days of shelling he will ask the House to about five hours whn his body intensified attacks agains the agreed at its first working said, the downed an Egyptian MIG. attacks. The battle cost the lead Saturday night over slight Rules Committee was found United farmer. reject by a States, blaming it for lives of 60 Americans and 300 session to set the official rate the conservative government to me near In addition of the mark at 3.66 per dollar. recommendation and vote to The youth's body was found coalition in Australia's national ARAB (See GUERRILLAS, P.4) South Vietnamese. Arab of seizure guerril Tripoli, The previous official rate was open up all of the draft law for about 50 feet from the vehicle election. Palestinian of las refugees by Lennis Nielsen of Hyr urn. four marks per dollar. Revalua- possible changes. The underdog Laborites fighting in support of them tion means that the mark, Although he is likely to get a The death was the 10th on of chance a glimpsed WASHINGTON -The ruling roll vote occupied parts of at least six call on (UPI) the question highways in foe county this formerly worth 25 cents, is now Australia for the first time in total U.S. gold stock has Lebanese cities and towns, SEEKS (See 4) REVAMP, Page year. valued at 27.32 cents and 20 years as incomplete return increased to the a portion of the including highest point consequently German products showed they had gained at least since more than a year and capital of Beirut near a refugee will cost that much more. 16 extra seats in the House of half ago when a gold crisis camp. The government next must lowered reserves. The stock The black, white, red and Representatives. decide what measures it would The count was suspended at increased by $10 million last green flag of the Palestinian take to protect German far (9 a.m. EDT) in month, the Treasury reported guerrillas flew over Lebanese midnight food mers against imported deference to the Sabbath and Friday, to a total of $11.16 government offices in Biny from other European Common Wil- PARIS (UPI)-Attor- ney Davis and Dellinger were will not be resumed until billion. The total, however, is Jbeil village close to the Israeli Market countries. Unless spewith met a group in tne Nora officials liam Kunstler among Announcement final of Monday. still only about half of the $22.8 border, 10 mues cial arrangements are made, Vietnamese capital that greeted of North Vietnamese the could be delayed until billion in reserves held results the of north by Tripoli and the police Md. (UPI)- -I fire in a big hearth of the main THURMONT, foodstuffs automati imported to the Vietnam prisoners who were released as LABOR PARTY, Page 4) united states 12 station 40 miles south of Beirut. delegation years ago. President Nixon worked In the lodge of the presidential re- - (See cally will become cheaper. talks Saturday to discuss a Fourth of July gesture. peace The former Christian Demo- solitude of an Aspen Lodge treat. No members of his matters connected with Ameri- Diplomatic observers specu cratic government of ex- - Saturday on the speech he will family came along for the lated the North Vietnamese can prisoners of war. Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesin- make to the nation on the weekend and only a handful of was received at the might release through Kunstler Kunstler n aides. ger opposing raising the mark's Vietnam war Nov. 3, but with Hanoi delegation headquarters the names of some American value on grounds such action Nov. 4 and its implications also Besides the Nov. 3 Vietnam after prisoners of war held in North at suburban Choisy-le-Rwould reduce exports and cause in the back of his mind. the President was speech, to Pans on behalf of Vietnam. flying unemployment. Revaluation will The Fresident spent much of planning for his first political (See AMERICAN, Page 4) David T. Dellinger, and Ren- make German products less a nippy day at Camp David campaign trips in almost C. Davis, on trial In nard competitive abroad. working alone, presumably by a year in behalf of Republican Chicago on charges of conspircandidates running m Nov. ing to incite riots during the Likely elections. He will make hops 1968 Democratic Party HERALDing The Nfews into Virginia and New Jersey To the only states with governor The attorney, who is part of to boost the elections this First-Hanyear d the defense team in the trial, candidates of GOP candidates, was asked to talk with the Both Virginia and New Jersey North Vietnamese after two statehouses have been Demo motions that Delliner and WASHINGTON (UPI) --The cratic strongholds for many Davis be allowed to come White House has announced but are considered years themselves were turned down that a successor to draft by the White Today, once again, Herald readers receive news of the "winnable" director lewis B. Hershey soon by the court. Repbulicans already Brigham Young University weekend football game, right from House. "Mr. Dellinger received a will be announced and that he 30 hold of the 50 state L the scene, by our sports editor, Joe Watts. letter from the North Vietna- will most likely be a civilian. governorships. Mr. Watts' account of the Cougar-Miner- s The scrappy general who mese asking him to send game at Universomeone, or better still come headed the Selective Service sity of Texas at EI Paso Saturday night appears on Page 13 himself to discuss something," since 1940 was relieved of his of the green sheet sports section. Now You Know Kunstler said before this duties recently, effective Feb. Himself a former player and coach, Joe Watts has accommeeting with the Hanoi offi- 16, after his draft policies panied the Cougars on each road trip as well as covering the By United Press International cials. received heavy criticism from I home games. All season long, his detailed, intimate accounts The $10,000 yearly wages paid of the letter, draft reformers. At the same "The implication Herald BEIRUT'S ELBARAJNA district seems quiet after military authorities clamped curfew on the readers the best coverage available. have given to Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller of which I have not seen, was that time, Hershey was assigned as Read about the Cougar-Mine- r Lebanese rapitol. Reports said fighting continued between troops and Arab guerrillas who game and check the green Arkansas is the lowest annual it had to with the names of a special advisor to the sheet section for pjher leading football results across the salary of any want to i' t the country as a base for raids egains Israel Note makeshift barricade in governor of the 50 prisoners rather than with the President on manpower street to stop traffic (Herald-UP- I country. states. Telephoto) release of prisoners." Seeks Revamp Of Draft Law WE'RE ON STANDARD TIME Soviet-America- Arob Guerrillas Seize war-pock- All But Center of NOW Lebanon's Second City land-base- el Mark's Value Crash Kills Increased by 8.5 Per Cent Utah Youth rocket-propell- ed Labor Party Holds Lead In ' Australia Gold Stock At Top Level American Attorney Meets With Hanoi Delegation Pres. Nixon Works On On Prisoners of War Issue Report to. the Nation lower-pchelo- f KCj' art retail . 'fJzdyi -- Civilian Get Post as Draft Director Read Watts' Account of Cougar Game Z f A |