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Show INDEX Amusements Classified Comics HEATHER 29 22-3- Fair today, niu much temperature change, highs in the of upper 40s, probability precipitation today, zero. Utah generally, fair, highs in the 50s. 5 31 30 Editorial Page Obituaries 4 19-2- 4 Society Stocks Sports 27 11-1- 6 PROVO, UTAH, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER VOL. 48, NO. 23 15, 1970 $:.25 PER MONTH 75 Deead n i I : i i vl A 1 , f J, ! , , - i v J seam w ipea Foot ba Casualties SAIGON "1 CENTS II A 7 In U.S. It, 15 none Crash, Step-U- p i PK1CE ire I A 0 - snJi$c23 i y r If- Second Air Disaster Of Season HUNTINGTON, W.VA. (UPI) - A 75 chartered airliner carrying the persons, including military Marsltall football University spokesmen said Saturday that team and coaching staff, 18 Americans have been killed crashed and burned in light fog and 74 wounded in two days of and rain Saturday night near stepped up fighting with Comthe Airport in the munist forces in South VietMountains. Appalachian nam. South Vietnamese and Police, airport and university Cambodian troops also battled officials said it appeared there Communists in widespread were no survivors. action. It appeared to be the worst In Cambodia, Communist - air accident involving a college at attacked the forces airport " football team. Thirty-on- e perUN Itlephoto the province capital of Kom-pon- g TIDAL 14 Wichita State sons, including the Cham, country's White House. The two heads of state polished PRESIDENT AND MRS. RICHARD University players, were killed second largest city, and assaultrelations between their countries during NIXON welcomed Mexico's president-elec- t last Oct. 2 when their airliner 12 Cambodian a ed outpost sessions at the capital. Louis Echeverria, left on north portico of crashed in the Colorado miles to tne southwest in a Rockies. continuation of their campaign In 1960, a plane crash in northeast of the capital city of Toledo, Ohio, killed 22 persons, Penh. Phnom 16 members of the including Cambodian troops, striking in UPI Itlephoto California State Polytechnic force, Saturday A CYCLONE and accompanying tidal waves College team. wiped off the map. The toll of dead and occupied the town of Prey The Federal Aviation Agency 30 feet high struck the coastal islands and missing skyrocketed in what was called the Totung, 35 miles northeast of said the plane, a chartered nation's worst disaster of the century. southern shores of East Pakistan with such Phnom Penh, without resisSouthern Airways DC9, carried force that some of the islands were reported Massive relief operations were begun. tance and prepared to move 70 passengers, a crew of four against Troeung where heavy and a baggage handler. WASHINGTON (UPI) -Pr- esident fighting flared early in the The pilot was making an Nixon and Mexican week. President-Elec- t approach to the airport's Luis EcheverCommunist terrorists also Runway 11 when the crash ria agree relations between the struck in South Vietnam. They occurred at about 7:40 p.m., said mine Political in that sources a the best (UPI)-Syrthe are nations ia's DAMASCUS, Syria exploded claymore neighbor EST, after a blew hundreds of steel fragnew military overlords flight coup led by Defense Minister history. from Kinston, N.C. The Marturned Nixon and Echeverria, who ments into a crowded movie who seized powtr in a bloodless Lt. Gen. Hafez shall team played East Carolicoup Friday night, warned specifically on the issue of will take office Dec. 1, net for theater in Khanh Hoa province, of na College at Grsenville, N.C, 186 miles northeast at in who now hours is three Saigon, would install a Jadid, Friday nearly Saturday they and lost, "national front" government prison. Assad and his chief the White Hi ise. Spokesmen injuring 16 persons. There was a House In U.S. described White of ceiling Staff the of Chief for the faction the supporter, civilian unless spokesmen Saigon, Maj, and visibility was five miles, Communist long ruling Baathist Party Gen. Mustaf Tlas had been the session as a successful said the heaviest were the tidal waves were 30 feet the FAA said. DACCA, East Pakistan (UPI) when communications sacks its leader, Salah Jadid, ousted from their posts in a attempt to "get acquainted and attacks were directed Friday As many as 60,000 persons restored with devastated areas. high. The plane came down about Airborne 101st U.S. Baath Party congress by the build a personal relationship." against Arab political sources said. were feared lost Saturday in The East Pakistan governOne Million Homeless miles from the one and one-nathe former Division near the White L. Ronald troops led civilian Jadid. The military coup leaders Ziegler, wing by of a cyclone and tidal ment said it was the nation's wake A pilot who flew over the the near where Interstate of in Hue, airport, Damascus Saturday was al- House press secretary, said the imperial capital conferred Saturday to deterwaves which battened offshore worst disaster of the century, scene estimated 1 million 64 crosses the Eig Sandy River mine the form of the new most normal following the two leaders agreed relations South Vietnam's northern sec- islands and coastal areas of the death and persons in a exceeding into Kentucky. tor. the Mexico and Unitet' But Assad's between the coup. military coup following government Pakistan. The government destruction caused by the area were homeless. He said The Appalachians rise to a The Communist troops, at- East in which most of the country's police ringed the radio station, States are "the best they have a massive relief scores of other storms down there were no signs of life in launched of about 1,000 feet in the automatic with two twice height of the tacking civilian leaders were arrested. newspaper buildings and the been in the history through the years which have some previously populated area. central post office and a few countries." fire, rocket grenades and TNT operation. Radio Pakistan placed the whipped across the Bay of areas. Some islands had simply An area resident, Mrs. Don Nixon reviewed U.S. foreign charges killed four paratroomachine guns were set up on death toll at 800 but Bengal and lashed unprotected disappeared. official said, "I heard the plane 25 Bailey, others. wounded and for More ministries. Echeverria, pers Ziegler army policy military said 50,000 may have died. All lowlands in the area known as Radio Pakistan said Noakhali, overhead. Then it made a funny U.S. 1st one said said Spokesmen trucks were seen in the streets said. The spokesman they India Radio said the toll had the Mouths of the Ganges. a district with a population of sound. I went to the back porch than normal, but otherwise life discussed "current hemisphere Cavalry Division soldier was risen to 60,000 and was The cyclone battered the area more than 3 million, was the and saw a streak of fire and of and the north to killed matters" but he declined went on as usual. Saigon say expected to surpass that figure for six hours Friday. Some of hardest hit area where 500 then an explosion. My house The Syrian coup came amid whether Chile's diplomatic re- other American casualties were bodies were counted. shook. Then it seemed like the other Mideast developcognition of Cuba was brought suffered in ground engagements In the Barisal district, east of there was nothing but fire in mine and and ments: booby trap up. Noakhali, the radio said 287 the sky." U.S.-Sovi- et Beirut press reports said explosions in the three northern were known to have to persons The also leaders agreed that Iraq, ruled by a Baath Mrs. Bailey's husband said, provinces. been killed. recent agreements implement enate WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sdon't see how anybody could "I party wing opposed to that The sudden flareup of fightHeavy tolls were reported on between the two countries, would which ruled leader have gotten out of that plane." Hugh Syria, Republican the offshore islands of Hatia broke a 48 hour lull in air traffic Steve Scott urged his Republican undergo changes at the top including one establishing the ing Stanley, 23 and Sai.:'.wip. Hatia, miles middle of the Rio Grande River which no Americans had been control specialist at the airport, colleagues Saturday to uphold level in both the military and to 8 4 and miles was wide, in long Vietnam. as the border between Mexico killed President Nixon's veto bitterly civilian wings. said he was on the field "taking reported under 20 feet of water the United States, Ziegler and of the In of President Vietnamese Democrats South Anwar The Cairo, army protested by in some places. A cyclone in a breather" at the time said. crash. legislation restricting candidate Sadat's government emerged reported killing 40 Communists killed of 1876 over half Hatia's on the WASHINGTON (UPI) --The offensive weapons the country, includspending on campaign broad- from its "transition period" "I saw a large ball of fire, an while the population. Echeverria was accompanied throughout Caribbean and Russia States island, United 19 slain in two clashes casts. with a national mandate calling to about two miles from his wife and ing to not States United explosion, concluded an Washington have Relief pledged by Operations of Saigon near the apparently "I believe campaign spending for a firm stance against Israel lunched with southwest Cuba. invade 11," Stanley said. Runway under They More than launches daughter. 14,000 agreement informal should be limited," Scott said in and a buildup on Egypt's the President and Mrs. Nixon Cambodian border. Other eyewitnesses reported Among some of the equipwhich the Soviet Union has were put into the relief a letter to GOP senators. "I do military strength. the plane struck the top of a intelNixon and Echeverria then which U.S. ment and caused to build not naval bases and several pledged operation Saturday Assad and his supporters in not believe, however, that it met for an hour and 20 on Cuban soil while reserving ligence experts concern were Pakistani warships joined the hill, skidded down into a valley should be limited only to one the military wing of the ruling minutes. the right for its submarines and the presence in Cienfuegos effort to get food, clothing and and exploded in fire. form of advertising as this bill Baath party were reported other ships to call at Cuban Harbor of one submarine sh.v'ter to the stricken area. W. F. State Policeman does." delivering an ultimatum deEcheverria, at a news confertender, one rescue salvage tug, Helicopters dropped medical Donohoe, one of nine troopers ports. Democrats dismissed Nixon's manding Jadid's ouster to Dr. ence before he returned to and two repair barges. Under the unwritten at the crash scene, said the supplies. argument that the legislation Noureddin Atassis, who is still Mexico, said he told Nixon that SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -On Sept. 28, three days after as best as Radio Pakistani said it was wreckage still burned two hours agreement, was not broad enough, charging Syria's nominal president, "the best defense against A 27 per cent increase in tourbe determined, there is strong warnings issued by the believed that many of the after the crash. that he merely wanted to prime minister and party communism in the Americas is ism for the summer months of could the Nixon administration, the sub victims were among restriction no 13,000 against "It would be a miracle if of the candidates democratic secretary general. strengthening protect Republican and August of this anchoring of floating Soviet tender and the tug left June, July on 4) (Continued (Continued on Page 4) much Page Atassi is under arrest in the institutions in those countries backed by the greater has been reported by service facilities in Cuban ports Cienfuegos for Mariel Harbor. financial resources of his party. French Hospital in Damascus. where democracy is still alive." year Murray M. Moler, chairman of with the permission of the The repair barges, which are Even if signed, the bill would the Utah Travel Council. believed to be capable of serCuban government. have had virtually no effect on The increase is. based on a missiles tc vicing Polaris-typ- e The appears agreement in the broadcast spending for the same have been worked out through carried by the modern Soviet comparison recent elections. months in 1969, Moler said. at least one secret meeting Yankee class submarines, The bill Nixon vetoed Oct. 12 motor vehicle between U.S. and Soviet repre- however, remained at Cienfuewould have limited spending on an estimated spent sentatives after Sept. 25, the gos. radio and television in general Ger- - of Poland's western border into WARSAW (UPI)-W- est $50,308,600, he said, an increase day that Nixon administration The submarine tender and elections to 7 cents for each wrote the last German territory 25 years ago. and Poland many if into would of effect returned contract over million rescue last $10.5 DETROIT (UPI)-T- he go 375,000 salvage tug year officials warned about Soviet the vote cast in the last general to a bitter chapter of Ministers Walter Scheel and United Auto Workers who have it is ratified. Although the union for the same period. construction activity at Cienfue-go- s to Cienfuegos Nov. 9. The page election for the same office, or Stefan history Jedrychowski emerged Saturday, European of 7 of Dec. this adThe deadline in strike set a increase will be continued result could a presence been on strike against General Bay which to patch up their Saturday morning from a final $20,000, whichever is higher. In agreeing if even all shore for 61 days began voting against Ford if no agreement is ditional tax revenue of $1.8 submarine base. Motors equipment differences and live as good primary elections, the candibargaining session with The officials said the activity construction has been halted on a new contract reached by that time, no such million, according to Milton L. for the of dates would be limited to half Saturday time first achievement on their smile a neighbors which would put them on the deadline was set for Chrysler. Weilenmann, executive director might violate the 1962 agree- continues to concern the Nixon World War II. that amount. the treaty will since lips, announcing Presis which chairboard the late administration of of Ford the Department Industrial ment between same pay scale as junior keeping II, Htnry The curb would cover presWednesin Warsaw be initialled and Warsaw Bonn The man of Ford, said he expected Development. executives. ident John F. Kennedy and it under a close eye through idential and vice presidential day. Minister all would reconnaissance. in Soviet Prime his included aerial ininisters The former spent go along company figures were Voting began at scattered foreign candidates in the general locals A West German spokesman So far there is no available Friday night wording the text around the country. The with the GM settlement almost a survey conducted by Utah Nikita S. Khrushchev under candidates for election, and won a round of applause from to Union this remove that Soviet ll to chief evidence promhave completely. State University's Institute for which the UAW said it expected equipment of a good-witreaty Chrysler's Senate, House, governor, and the results by Friday, and negotiator, John D. Leary, said the Study of Outdoor Recrea- ised to withdraw its missiles has been used to service Soviet their greatest bone of conte- newsmen when he told them lieutenant governor in prima- would ntiona quarrel over the shifting full agreement was reached on from Cuba and not reintroduce submarines. present them to GM the the company would have to tion and Tourism. ries and general elections. .the text of the treaty and next day. study the tentative Senate Democratic leader associated humanitarian issues. The workers in at least one pact to determine how that Mike Mansfield has indicated riant-Lo- cal He said both Scheel and his 544 in the Pit- would affect Chrysler's position he would call a vote on whether Polish counterpart hailed the Mifflin West of suburb at the bargaining table. tsburgh to override the veto soon after the beginning of a as treaty voted Saturday to accept both Earl Bramblett, GM's chief its relations between of postera new begins Congress local Zone and convention? which b national divides J al the contracts, bargainer, said Friday the Panama. WASHINGTON y (UPI) --A excavated Experts familiar with the their election session Monday. The said John after a history peoples Construction of the new canal lengthy McCarrel, president tentative pact would cost GM presidential commission will means rather than by nuclear commission report, outcome is considered close. sorrow." that "deep brought to would be have of the local. said. $2.4 billion in wages alone over recommend to President Nixon explosives, they negotiated by. which runs about 3,000 pages, Its central point is Bonn's fife. He said Dec. 1 the construction of a Both the production workers its three-yeIn six years of study, the the United States and Panama. said that if current shipping After the 1364 Panama riots, trends continue the present acceptance of the Polish and skilled tradesmen must GM's UAW workers, who now second Panama Canal costing commission examined 34 possiYou was vote to accept the pact for it to make around $10,000 per year, about $3.5 billion, informed ble routes through five coun- the two countries worked out canal would be "totally saturat- western border which wartime allies the marked by for International new United out Press come ratified. has be would be making between sources said today. arrangements tries but By running ed" by 1990 to 2000. in 1945 at Potsdam, giving the present canal through a Hernando Cortes, who Meanwhile, the UAW has $12,000 and $13J00 by the end The Atlantic-Pacifi- c unequivocally for the lands the size of the German of control. The measure marked his horses and cattle scheduled resumption of con- of the contract's final year. 10. route This joint proposed Construction of the new canal Commission, Route Study to Poland to of state Kentucky with three crosses, introduced tract talks with Ford Motor Co. That would put them in the appointed after the 1964 Pana- lies 10 miles west of the present Panama legislature, however, would 10 to five take for make up probably larger territorial branding to North America in and Chrysler Corp. for Nov. 23 same pay range as many junior ma riots, has concluded that Panama Canal and five miles never rallied the results of the Union. Soviet the to losses Can negotiations. the 16th century. years. the day when the GM executives. the new canal should be beyond the (UPI)-U- JS. Wj) 0fVV W INDIA Tri-Sta- - Syrian Coup Leaders Map -- l j?E?5EI jf china ijgpa te Jv:"- Ekfcfr: Nixon And Echeverria Polish Ties New Regime East Pakistan Thousands Feared Dead In Wake Of Killer Sform 17-1- 4. 300-fo- ot if Scott Urges GOP Uphold Nixon Veto Pact Provides That RussWill Not Build Naval Baseson Cuban Soil Summer Tourism Up 27 Per Cent U.S.-Sovi- et . Striking Auto Workers Begin Voting on Contract Non-reside- nt rs Bonn, Warsaw Sign Pact Ending Years Of Enmity six-ho- GM-UA- Panel to Recommend Second Panama Canal ar Now Know Inter-Ocean- ic |