Show 2A Ogden Tuesday February 19 1974 Standard-Examine- r ©on ATHENS Greece (AP) -Greece’s new military regime in its third month of power is cracking down hard on students Brig Dimitrios loan-nid- Gi-zik- and political opponents Dissidents live in fear of the nighttime knock by security and military police The civilian government Gen es the chief of the military police is widely believed to be the real power behind the new president Gen Phaedon But Ioannides is never seen in public opponents describe him as a man “who fears his own shadow and wily that is moves by night” to are beginning People about the staggrumble openly nant political situation inflation reflected in a 31 per cent in- the generals installed after they overthrew the previous military dictator President George appears unsure of itself crease in consumer prices last year and the price of gasoline at $208 a gallon the highest in Europe Open opposition to the regime has been slow to surface But a government official confirmed that an old concentration camp on the Aegean island of Yiaros has been reopened to house foes of the regime Opposition sources claim the camp is slowly filling up with about 120 persons presently housed in barracks that the International Red Cross once said were unfit for humans students have been arrested and have appeared since rioting by youths precipitated the end of Papadopoulos’ regime —Police freely roam the capital’s three major institutions of —Scores versity the Polytechnic stitute 'and the School of Com— and Economics merce searching students and taking them in for questioning —A number of students accused of taking part in the riots remain in hiding —The government has repeatedly said that only 13 persons died during the demonstrations But students say at least 80 persons were shot down In- Government officials and dissidents refuse to be identified when making statements or claims But this picture emerges: higher’ learning — Athens Uni- of 6V2-year-- by police in the streets of Athens and buried quietly — Doctors at two major suburban hospitals say many youths are still undergoing treatment for bullet wounds arid other riot injuries They also say many more died than the government admits —Two Greek journalists are being held on Yiaros for criticizing the regime A Greek reporter for the German magazine Der Spiegel and for the ENTHUSIASTIC RALLY STANS-MSTCHEL- 2953 Americans Not Quitters WASHINGTON (AP) - With- 3024 quitters” Joining Gov George C Wallace at an Honor America Day rally Monday in Huntsville Ala Nixon told an outdoor crowd estimated by security personnel at 20000 to 30000: “Americans have always had strength in adversity there have been times of discouragement in America but the American spirit was such that we always became strong- er when the going got tougher” LIVING EXAMPLE Nixon pointed to Wallace as a living example of this recalling his recovery from a 1972 assas sination attempt that left the governor partially paralyzed jdences of criticism in the rally Wallace who has sought the crowd although a few persons presidency three times and is held aloft placards with such considered a contender for the legends as “Honor America Democratic presidential Impeach Nixon” Although it was an unusually large and enthusiastic crowd IOWIST TEMPERATURES Nixon seemingly made little ef32 fort to try and prepare a memorable speech for the occasion Talking without a manuscript he rambled and repeated fragments of addresses delivered in the past J f f n SHOWERS Many people in the crowd were inattentive to his words UPI WEATHER EOTOCAST ® chattering while he spoke and FORECAST — Tonight will find rain or showers over parts of the north Atlantic seeming satisfied simply to states while some snow falls in sections of the central Rockies Elsewhere fair have seen the President to Once he was introduced in partly cloudy skies should prevail fact large numbers streamed steadily away from the public THE WEATHER TODAY HEARSTS Alabama” park near downtown Huntsville perhaps hoping to avoid traffic HELD UP PLACARDS Continued From First Page jams banCheers and welcoming the laws by taking part in exCHARACTER STRONG ners far outnumbered evi- tortion activities Nixon said he wanted to FBI Agent John Kelley said thank his audience “for rehe had not researched that minding all of America that “but this aspect has question here in the heart of Dixie we been in it and we are looking at other hand has insisted on the find that the heart of America it” is good the character of Amerprecondition of a list of war Hearst announced his plan ica is strong and we are going in and after hands prisoners meeting with American Syrian to continue to be a great nation in the cold front Indian Movement leader Dennis rapidly moving visits to them by the Red when we are 200 years old” of the Banks northwestern and other members of part Cross It was the second Nixon the from rain of activist groups the coalition country produced y Over the last month Kissin- speech of a long weekof the Pacific named by the SLA to handle half northern ger is known to have been end in the South spent mostly Coast to the northern half of the the food distribution working on a compromise by at his home in Key Biscayne Rockies and Plateau Region UNDERSTAND PROBLEMS which the lists would be obtain- Fla Last Thursday in Miami would like to say I may “I once SNOW ed PREDICTED the he more a much drew modest negotiations not be their friend but they’ve reached a serious stage A key crowd and many more critics Travelers’ advisories were out to be mine” he said turned is how demuch the of when question issued for portions of Idaho speaking at a hospital of the activist “If willis Israel groups dication strategic territory Utah Nevada and Wyoming do I can there’s that to back anything ing to yield to as six Washington Flying today and as much to help them in the future Unlike the distant Sinai from Huntsville the President snow were of inches eight whether Patty’s in or out I’m where Israel retreated to ac- stopped in Indianapolis to pick predicted for the mountain commodate Egypt the Golan up his daughter Julie Nixon Winds gustin going to try and do it and unpasses in Utah and Nevada Heights are a buffer between Eisenhower who is recovering! per hour produced blowing dust Temperatures across the na- derstand their problems” Israeli settlements and instant from emergency surgery for re- - and reduced visibility early tion early today ranged from 72 The SLA had warned that moval of an ovarian cyst Syrian attack today in parts of Texas while a at Key West Fla to 7 at'f"llure on Hearst’s part to make an acceptable good faith Lebanon and Concord NH gesture would jeopardize the The weather forecast: 1976 nomination seemed careful in his introductory remarks to pay honor to the presidential office while sidestepping any praise of Nixon the man “We in Alabama have always honored the office of the presidency of the United States We are all flag wavers in Alabama” said Wallace The governor got a bit more personal when after saying it was an honor to have the President in the state he added: “I say God bless you Mr President and I submit to you that you are among friends in Henry A Kissinger and Maj Gen Brent Scowcroft deputy to the President for national security affairs During brief picture taking Nixon conferred in a low voice with his two guests They talked about the forthcoming Islamic summit in Lahore Pakistan at which Sakkaf will participate Sakkaf told Nixon that before going to Lahore he will stop in Paris STILL A SECRET What the “good news” mentioned Monday is was still kept secret after two days of talks between the two foreign ministers and Kissinger The expectation is that Fahmy and Sakkaf brought a plan which would enable Syria and Israel to start talking about disengagement on the Golan Heights Kissinger reported “solid accomplishments” in advance of today’s White House session The positive note followed talks at the State Department Monday between Fahmy and Sakkaf and the secretary “Everything is moving in the right direction” Fahmy told ernment termed propaganda” “anti-Gree- k L subStans Mitchell and sequently brought pressure on the SEC in Vesco’s behalf The case was said to have been brought up in a discussion between Nixon and his former White House counsel John W Dean III However there has been no public indication that Nixon was aware of the purported conspiracy between Mitchell Stans and Vesco Dean is scheduled as a key witness at the government trial He was named a coconspirator in the case after his ouster from his White House I post last April 30 for his admit- ted role in the Watergate cover up Another star government witness is expected to be Harry Sears 53 a New Jersey Republican who headed Nixon’s campaign in that state He is a codefendant in the case but 1968 has been granted a separate trial Sears is accused of conspiracy and three counts of obstructing justice — carrying a maximum 20 years in prison upon conviction Vesco is the fourth defendant indicted on the same charges as Sears Severe Storms KISSINGER TO TAKE Continued From First Page Nixon received Ismail Fahmy of Egypt and Omar Sakkaf of Saudi Arabia in his Oval Office together with Secretary of State alleged antigovernment reporting Several foreign correspondents have been warned after sending abroad what the gov- Continued From First Page Nixon Tells Alabamans out directly mentioning his Watergate woes President Nixon has told his largest and most enthusiastic audience since the 1972 campaign that “the American people are not a nation of West German broadcasting system was questioned by military police last month Relatives say he was threatened with exile to Yiaros and he has sharply curtailed his journalistic activities —The military police shut down the major afternoon newspaper Vradyni Dec 1 for In Gulf Region six-da- I Cases of Race Discrimination Merit Trials Top Court Says Salt Lake City Ogden Provo: Snow gradually ending tonight with partial clearing Wednesday colder tonight and Wednesday highs Wednesday near 40 lows tonight in mid 20s probability of measured precipitation 60 per cent tonight decreasing to 20 per cent Wednesday Utah: Snow gradually ending WASHINGTON (AP) — The before and after a fatal police dures Alexander then petitionSupreme Court ruled today that raid on Black Panther Party ed the Equal Employment Op- from north tonight with partial toan employe accusing his em- members in 1969 portunity Commission and con- clearing Wednesday colder of and racial discrimination Wednesday highs ployer tended that his firing stemmed night REVIEW RULING has a right to carry his case to Wednesday 35 to 45 lows tofrom racial reasons —Agreed to review a lower court even if he has already exnight 15 to 25 court ruling that federal law on The commission ruled against Southwest Idaho: Clouds and it a u s t e d union arbitration the promotion of Navy officers the black worker’s claim but chance of showers decreasing procedures told him he had the right to file In a unanimous decision the discriminates against men betonight becoming partly cloudy suit mean- Supreme Court reversed rulings cause of differing criteria for reporters Kissinger windy at times Wednesday ALREADY HEARD while said “I agree with his of the US Circuit Court in “selecting out” men and womcooler tonight highs mid 40s characterization” Denver and a federal district en officers who fail to win proHowever the lower federal lows tonight 20s to lower 30s motion court courts held that the claim Southeast Idaho: Snow showSEPARATION OF FORCES The job discrimination ruling should not be brought before ers decreasing tonight becoming action the court: In other The speculation is that the —Agreed to review a judge’s came in a suit brought by Har- the courts because it had al- partly cloudy Wednesday coolState Department session procan be held rell Alexander Sr who alleged ready been aired before the ar- er tonight and Wednesday high duced a framework for negotia- ruling that a play obscene because of conduct that his employers the bitrator mostly 20s tions on a separation of Syrian such as simulated sex acts Co fired him unFollowing are the temperaThe Supreme Court ruled that and Israeli forces in the Golan which not tures: are he said the emfederal law preventing protected fairly Heights The question is whethdid not make a ployment discrimination gives Max Min Pep he constitutional Although guarantees by aser Kissinger will readily disof racial issue free an strong 35 42 speech employe a separate right to Ogden sume the sort of mediator role protecting when the petition for judicial review in crimination to block —Refused a charges damage 29 dis38 43 Boise he played in arranging a and suit po- case went before an arbitrator addition to his right of arbi-- 1 prosecutors against and 35 48 engagement between Egypt for their actions in collective bargaining proce- - tration under union grievance mcag0 Israel by shuttling between the lice in Chicago 20 37 Denver procedures two countries 01 28 32 Writing for the court Justice Idaho Falls Since he has a date later this Lewis F Powell Jr said the Las Vegas 45 60 week in Mexico City for a confederal civil law “was rights 02 37 41 Western ference of Hemisphere inde- designed to supplement rather Logan also St Clair cited an First From Continued Page ministers there seems little 47 63 Los Angeles pendent technical investigation than supplant existing laws chance of immediate negotiaSt Clair responded Sunday conducted for the White 33 38 House and institutions relating to em- New York tions But he may wind up later with a statement issued at the 24 46 concluded which that Omaha the ployment discrimination” this month in Geneva or in Je- Florida White House which acThe 32 a 36 in of the tape Supreme Court also re- Pocatello gap rusalem and Damascus using that such a prelim- June 20 1972 conversation be- jected the knowledged 64 42 54 company’s argument Portland shuttle diplomacy to bridge the had been made report inary that 34 R even tween 43 H if and an the President employe were Provo enmity between the October SONY RECORDER 38 Haldeman could have been permitted to file a suit after an Salt Lake City 42 War foes St Clair said: “A techni- caused by a defective part in arbitration But 49 53 the San Francisco proceeding “The major problem now is been has cal should court 41 49 be bound by the Seattle the recorder used by Rose investigation to get these talks started and I the madethat with result the Woods 35 48 decision President Nixon’s arbitrator’s Mary Washington hope we are making progress” conditions found memthis by personal secretary Kissinger said are actually Asked whether he would trav- ber (of the panel RECEIVED REPORT of the Sony Stanbari-lExamiu- tr el to the Middle East the sec- characteristic St Clair did not say who had re not do indicate and recorder retary replied: “First we have recording was made The re- conducted the investigation but 455 Twenty-thir- d Street to get a framework started” it was learned that the White sults of our technical investiga for also Fahmy speaking Gene Glasmann Hatch are being made available House had received a report Joseph F Breeze Sakkaf who doubled back from Allan D Bell Jr presiPresident Exec Vice Pres exPerf' his hotel because of intestinal CounterSi- dent Dektor cf flu said “There is progress on St Clair also noted thatfindintelligence and Security Inc of rica had referred earlier Frank R McKain every avenue” and that he Va would be bringing “good news” ings about the tapes including Springfield General Manager the gap in one to a Bell had submitted his report to Nixon S to Charles Rhyne attorney grand jury for further investiCharles D Carver Murray M Moler OF BOYCOTT Gard-ner-Denv- er CUT OUT TALK life of the group’s young “pris- oner of war” Asked whether he could rrise any more money if the SLA rejected the $2 million plan Hearst said “I don’t think there is any more in the kitty I think we’re making a mistake in believing that this is a ransom demand “What they are saying is ‘Give an expression of good will and show a desire to respond to our needs and our problems and the problems of the poor’ ” The Rev Cecil Williams who has been acting as a for the Hearst family and the SLA declined reaction to Hearst’s plan en GAS SELLING'S PERILOUS WORK FAIRFIELD Calif (UPI) Robert Bonser decided that selling gasoline in these days of fuel shortages was getting to be a dangerous — business so on Monday he hired two armed guards He explained that station had been threatened by drivers and that lives had been endangered by the “antics” of drivers maneuvering to get at the pumps attendants RECLINERS - PANTSUITS FASHIONED TO FIT ©giifti tion LIFTING for Miss Woods He also sent Presumably this could also “Stories such as appeared in copies to Sirica and Jaworski involve an early lifting of the today’s press based on unuLSpHON blRECTORY Arab oil boycott against the named sources can only impair CIRCULATION 1 United States the proper function of the to (DELIVERY) refused partici- grand jury process” St Cl?ir Syria has North Davis Zenith 9611 pate in peace talks until Israel said and then he added that he S Box Elder Zenith 9611 Degives up the territory taken intended to ask the Justice ALL OTHER attacked after it was by its partment to investigate the 394-77PEPTS Arab neighbor Israel on the' leak gation 399-961- 11 I Managing Editor Associate Editor published doily and Sunday el Ogdon Utah by Th Standard Corporation Ogden Utali Second Class Pottage paid at Ogden Utah Subscription rates $325 per month anywhere classic The best fashion of all Springtime 100 to in fit fashioned are that pantsuits sleeve with knit long polyester They’re styled jacket and pull-o- n pants in a choice of checked top and bottom or solid pant and print top Choose from assorted pastels Daytime 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