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Show Our Phone Numbers Typically Fair News Tips Home Delivery Information Sports Scores 5 Classified Ads Only Editorial Offices 34 E. 1st South Generally fair today, tonight and Saturday. Lows near 60. Details, weather map on Page E-- 374, NO. 40 0 0 524-444- 5 524-444- 8 521-353- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH VOL. 524-440- 524-284- 5 0 10c PAGES THE MOUNTAIN , FRIDAY, JULY WEST'S FIRST NEWSPAPER to' ,s 31, 1970 '' The Israeli Cabinet, heeding an appeal TEL AVIV (UPI) from President Nixon, today accepted the U.S. Middle East peace cease-firon the Egyptian proposals that include a front. Egypt had accepted the proposals earlier. The decision was taken by the Cabinet in the fourth crisis sesthree-mont- h sion of the Week despite the threat of a walkout by the six Gahal Party members of the National Coalition that DURING Unity V ' 'V ' v ' AP Wirt Photo Pledge Of Israeli Safety ing to the Israel state radio which said the vote in the Cabinet was 17--6 with no abstentions. However, they did not immediately walk out but caucused again to decide their course. f,laybo It's Defter To Go Around A chain reaction collision on a road near Reading, Pa., Thursday night saw this beetle going under and winding up beneath the rear of v a larger car. The collision occurred during a light rain. Two riders in the compact were injured slightly. CEASE-FIR- E Nixon Gives would imperil the government of Premier Goida Meir. The six members of the hawkish party voted against accepting the proposal, accord- , e STILL TEETERING U.S., Brazil Improved SS11 Models Russ - 2 Test-Fir- e tcst program increase in the sophistication of the SS11, which is similar to the U.S. The Minuteman missiles. Minuteman has a warhead with the blast equivalent of about a million tons of TNT. The tests, over nearly 5,000 Sources said the improveand occurred miles, Monday ments in the SSU involved Tuesday. better devices for penetrating The announcement on the and fooling antimissile deSS11 launchings came a day fenses of the future. after the Pentagon reported There is no defense against d that the Soviet Union the space bomb, Pentagon of-its orbital space bomb, ficials said, and the Soviets also bn Tuesday. are believed to have already A Pentagon spokesman redeployed the weapon. In announcing the test, the fund to discuss the nature of vehicles fired into the Defense Department warned, the Pacific with the SS11, but This is further evidence of said the tests monitored by the continuing momentum of U.S. intelligence demon- - the Soviet development and The WASHINGTON (AP) two imRussians proved SS11 intercontinental ballistic missiles into the Pacific this week, the Pentagon announced Friday. strated an years, and possibly sooner, but there would be no formal peace. The president, in a conversa-alon- g South Vietnams borders, newsmen, said the war would more i end with 30,000 to 70,000 enemy troops in the jungles along South Vietnams borders, but the South Vietnamese people would be at peace and all would have security. ; He said about can troops would be required to stay in the country after the 1973 to guarantee 50,000 Ameri- peace." Thieu expressed little hope for a cease-fire- , saying neither South Vietnam, the Unit-- . ed States nor North Vietnam has anything to offer in nego- -. flations. He said he did not believe Ambassador David K. E. Bruce, who joins the Paris peace talks next week at the head of the. U.S. delegation, would have any sensational f proposals. strategic missiles and aircraft. The Safeguard antimissile system, satellite monitoring e radars all and new bear on the space bomb but are still under development The Soviets tested their space bomb, or Fractional Orbital Bom bardment long-rang- System FOBS vehicle Tues- day, the Pentagon said, It was launched from the Soviet spaceport of Tyuratam, Kazakhstan, traveling eastward across Mongolia, Red China, Japan, Chile, Argentina, East Africa and back to the Aral Sea recovery area. N.Y. Prices Rally Then Fall Back Thieu Sees Three More War Years - for response to a would be th- - U.S. bomb space strategic mix of land and sea test-fire- SAIGON (AP) President Thieu Van said Nguyen Thursday night that the Vietnam war would end in three ICBMs weapons. The main test-fire- d Thieu declined to discuss his meeting with Bruce last week but said the ambassador on a factwas basically finding tour. Thieu also said: combat Some American troops will have to stay in Vietnam after 1971, but only to protect U.S. logistic and support troops; South Vietnamese troops will take over the entire combat against the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese by the end of 1971. role The Saigon government is depending on increased American aid to help pay its army and provide food and housing for the soldiers and their families. NEW YORK (UPI) Stocks closed mixed today on the New York Stock exchange. Turnover was moderate. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was off 0.61 at 734.12. It had been ahead more than 5 points earlier in the session. At the start the market moved up smartly on Israels acceptance of U.S. peace proposals for the Middle East. Then it started back tracking. One analyst said he believed the announcement by President Thieu of South Vietnam that he would not accept a coalition government with the Communists helped to blunt the rally. Cargo Plane Falls, 6 Die SECTION A National, Foreign World of Women 1, 2, 10-1- Editorial Pages 14-1- Man Regional City, t ; Lets Play Chess SECTION B Do-I- t ... -- , ' City, Regional Our Man Jones &mic3 4 1, 3-- silos. Smoggy N.Y. area, sonal assurance that entering Middle East talks, as he proposed, would not endanger Israel's military position. The economy will be moving upward in the last half of with inflation being 1970, cooled. However, he said, he may have to veto some popular bills if Congress appropriates more than he wants, and a request for higher taxes would be used as a last resort to keep the federal budget 120-se- Kidnaped yes. MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY A U.S. Embassy offi(AP) cial and the Brazilian consul in Montevideo were kidnaped today by Tupamaros, guay's left wing urban rilla movement. Uruguer- Dan A. Mitrione, 50, of Richmond, Ind., was seized by five terrorists in a station wagon who interecepted his car and forced him into theirs at gunpoint. Mitrione, formerly police chief of Richmond, was a public safety adviser for the Agency for International Development, the organization which dispenses U.S. government aid abroad. ENTER HOME Despite the threat, the Gahal ministers were invited to sit on a ministerial committee which will draft the official Israeli reply. The Israeli statement today said Israel was prepared to subscribe to the U.S. proposcease-fir- e at als for a least on the Egyptian front. This ruled out a cease-fir- e now on the Jordanian front where Arab guerrillas have threatened to continue the war. y VAGUELY WORDED The U.S. proposals were vaguely worded and Israel was forced repeatedly to seek clarification from Washington on their meaning. The Rogers Simultaneously, guerrillas dressed as telephone repair- proposals spoke specifically of on the Suez Canal men entered the home of Alo- a cease-fir- e of the other ysio Mares Dias Comigde, 41, front and hopefully the Brazilian consul and first fronts. periBut during the secretary of the Brazilian Embassy. Once inside, the od, the belligerents could discusterrorists drew weapons and begin preliminary forced Dias Comigde to leave sions which would settle the on with them in a car, police problem of a cease-fir- e said. other sectors with Ambassathe Tupamaros dor Gunnar V. Jarring acting Although have been operating since as mediator, and hopefully, to 1963 and are Latin Americas prepare for negotiations to oldest urban guerrilla organiwrite a formal end to the conflict. zation, this was their first kidIN ADVANCE naping of foreign diplomats. Dias Comigde was the first The hawkish Gahal Party Brazilian diplomat kidnaped announced in advance of the since the wave of political Cabinet session they would began in Latin Amerleave the government if the ica more than two years ago. reply was in the affirmative WITH FAMILIES and despite President Nixons He and Mitirone lived with assurances Thursday night h their families in Montevideo. the American proposed would not be cease-fir- e Dias Comigdes wife and six children were in another part used for a of the house, in the suburb of buildup. Kahal Party The right-winCarrasco, when the Tupamanot only opposes a cease-fir- e ros struck. The terrorists also tried to but insists that any territory kidnap Gordon Jones, 26. the captured from the Arabs in war remain U.S. Embassys second secrethe 1967 of Israel. It an and Nathan Rosenfeld, integral part tary, fears that any negotiated 58, the Embassys cultural atSee MIDEAST on Page 7 tache, but the attempt failed. y Rejeve(, By Breezes United Press International Breezy . weather New Yorkers relief, brought at least temporarily, today from a blanket of smog that has made the city seem like the largest stuffy room in the world. City Air Resources Commis- sioner Robert Rickies re- the pollution level ported today was about half as bad as Thursday and poses no danger to anybody at this point. Rickies said that if weather conditions do not deteriorate again the first stage pollution alert declared Wednesday by Mayor John V. Lindsay probably would be lifted at 3 p.m. he said. Our policy is one of cooperation rather than coercion. ANGELES (AP) -President Nixon has given the Israeli government his perLOS three-mont- Soviet-Egyptia- n g six-da- y A-- Nixon told a television-radinews conference at Century Plaza Hotel Thursday night that he hopes Israel will join Egypt and Jordan in accepting his proposal for a cease-fir- e while negotiations move forward. o y- that some Acknowledging Israeli officials fear their enemies would take military adNixon vantage of a cease-fire- , declared: a If there is a cease-firnatural proposition connected with that, a condition with that, is that there will be a military standstill during that period. The Israeli cabinet has been sharply divided over whether to accept the proposal with members of a right-win- g party threatening to resign if it is. Fielding 18 questions in 29 minutes, Nixon also told the audience of Washington and California newsmen: e, will The Administration send federal officials into the South to promote full school desegregation when help is asked. We are not going to have forced policy in this under control. He believes his order send- ground troops into Cambodia increased the prospects for a negotiated peace. He said Washington and Saigon are in agreement on negoing U.S. tiation policy. The chief executive urged to move quickly to pass his environmental protection measures and, referring to the smog blanket that covered much of the East Coast this week, said: It was perhaps fortunate in a way that the East Coast saw this problem in such a massive manner. Now we realize that we don't have much time left. Congress Nixon was asked about the report, made public earlier in the week, in which his special advisers on campus unrest said Nixon had not been paying enough attention to the See NIXON on Page 7 A-- Downed Pilots Russian? Israelis Refuse Comment - The IsTEL AVIV (AP) raeli military command refused to comment today on foreign news reports that four Egyptian MIG21s shot down by Israeli airmen over the Suez Canal Thursday were apparently piloted by Russians. We have nothing to add to our announcement of yesterday. a spokesman said. The military reported Thursday that three pilots were seen bailing out. It did not say whether the downed airmen were Egyptian, but identification is acknowledged to be virtually impossible. The English-languag- e news- Post Jerusalem said, however, that the possibility they were Soviet pilots cannot be dismissed in view of reported increased Soviet involvement in Egyptian air paper defense. Foreign press reports have iid that Israeli and Russian pu,s clashed for the first the canal last Sattimt urday. The military command has refused to confirm or deny this. r Ninon Homes University Leaders se m 4-- 9 8 e, t The orbit was as high as 130 miles and as low as 90 miles. The whole trip took 90 minutes. The payload, if any, was not disclosed by the Pentagon. U.S. planners look at FOBS as a way for Russia to get a sneak shot at American defenses. It is seen as coming at the United States from over the South Pole, eluding the extensive radar warning network already aimed northward for ICBM attack detection. The best use for FOBS, they say, would be a general target such as a B52 air base, or, possibly cities. It is considered less nearly accurate than ICBMs and therefore worthless against such pinpoint targets as U.S. Minuteman Vietnamese forces PIGGOTT, ARK. (UPI) -have reached a ceiling strength of 1.1 million but he plans to Witnesses said an Air Force recruit another million men C130 Hercules transport plane for the unpaid local just fell and blew up in a increasing forces, mil1.5 pasture in northeastern them from 500,000 to lion. The United States must Arkansas at sundown Thursauto-all six men day, killing help provide them with a t i c weapons, grenade aboard. SAN CLAMENTE, CALIF. launchers and carbines. Nixon ident P P res (U I) Others who saw the crash accused uninight Thursday said the huge airplane might versity leaders of blaming have been on fire before it hit him for their own shortcomthe ground near an abandoned ings. The problems of dissent railbed. They said it gave out into violence several loud bursts as it mushroofning obscenistudents and shouting 6 came down. -- Weather Map ties at visiting speakers are Action Ads The Air Force identified two not problems for the govern3 of the victims as Maj. Albert SECTION C Nixon said. ment, 5 L. Wilkinson of Fayetteville, President obviously The 2 1. 15 Americans Young Ark., and M. Sgt. Charles A. was chafing under recent crit8 3, 4, 16 City, Regional Carver III ot Wilkes-Barricism directed at his Adminis16 Pa. SECTION D tration by Dr. Alexander The names of the other four L4 Heard, the Vanderbilt Univeri Sports 5 victims were withheld until sity chancellor who recently 18 TV Highlights ended two months as a special 6 7 their relativts could be noti- 1 Financial liaison for the academic com-- . 8 tied 1 City, Regional South Inside The News f Officials Political sources said it was unlikely Gahal would take any firm decision before Sunday, leaving the country still teetering on the edge of a governmental crisis. The Gahal bloc, which has 26 seats in the unicameral parliament, had decided Tuesday to walk out if the Cabinet said I- that in order to maintain balance we have to recognize that, for university presidents and professors and other leaders to put the blame for the cized the Nixon Administraproblems of the universities on the government primarily tion for failing to communiis very shortsighted." cate with young people. He pointed out that his adShowing some anger and was considerable exasperation, the ministration moving toward an end to the war in President chose his news conference in Los Angeles to Vietnam and the draft and dealing with problems of the reply. The problem of communienvironment. But once all those things cating with students and other groups is a perennial one. It are done, still the emptiness the and the shallowness, existed in previous administrations. It exists in this one, superficiality that many colNixon said. lege students find in college However, I would only say curricula will still be there. munity with the White House. In reports made public last week. Heard and his assistant, Dr. James Cheek of Howard University, harshly criti- ... He specifically pointed to an . .. The problem that we have of dissent on campus not article by Douglas Hallet, the remaining a peaceful chaleditorial chairman ot the Yale lenge, which is perfectly apDaily News, which appeared propriate and detensible, but Wednesday in the Wall Street dissent becoming sometimes Journal as supporting his posometimes illegal, violent, sition. sometimes shouting obscenities when visiting speakers come to campus, this is a Thought problem that is not a problem Today's for government. We cannot solve it. It is a problem which college administrators and college faculties must face up to. We share our part of the blame. I assume that respo. sibility. We will try to do better. But they have to do better also. The law is the last result of human icisdom acting upon human experience for the benefit of the public. Dr. Samuel Johnson Y |