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Show ET N Clouds Thinning Decreasing cloudiness tonight Highs in the low 60s. Lous in the mid 30s. Details on Page B-- VOL. 378, NO ll 97 Viet Our Phone Numbers SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 44 PAGES 1 Oc 122 Years Of Service Mountain West's First Newspaper Mounts Cease-FireTal- k Peace Conditions At Hand, Reds Say Some South Vietnamese gov ernment sources said Thieu and Kissinger had reached an agreement in principle for an Indochina cease-firbefore the U.S. presidential elections 13 days away, but neither Kissinger nor the embassy would comment on these re ports. United Press International Reports persisted today that a cease-firagreement m the Vietnam War might be near The C' imunist delegations to the Pans peace talks said conditions for peace were at hand but that basic issues remained unsolved e e Rumors are rumors, but bombs are bombs,1 said Ly Van Sau, the Viet Cong spokesman in Faris. Pm not going to say anything, Kissinger told newsmen at Saigon Airport before his presidential jet left for Washington The embassy spokesman Presidential Adviser Henry A. Kissinger today ended five days of talks with South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu m Saigon and flew back to Washington to report to President Nixon The L.S. embassy would say made only that the talks progress. U.S. Nguyen Van Thieu . . . accord reached would not elaborate Times Are For Radical Of '60s A-Chan- on the substance of the Kissinger-Tliiediscussions. Talks will continue between us and the government of Vietnam. It is not in the interests of the negotiations to be more specific at this time." he said giiV Indications in Saigon Thicu-Kissing- Hijackers Extend Deadline Harris returned to Stanford University recently to speak to the class of 1976. the former student body president drew only 150 freshmen out of a class of When about 1.000 suppose they've forgotten n.e somewhat I probably make more sense to the Stanford freshmen as someone historical the David Hai is of the draft protest days four or five years ago, said Harris, a leading campus antiwar activist in the I 1960s. - "I'm part of a different, older culture now. I can't claim to know the freshman mind anymore." he said in an interview with the San Francisco Chronicle pub- David Harris with son, Gabriel lished today. Harris spent 20 months in prison for refusing to enter the Army and was a founder of the Resistance antidraft movement He was marned to singer Joan Baez in 196S. but the couple separated after his parole m March 1971. It's hard to say what it feels like to be a former campus radical there's this extra edge whenever step on campus. Students expect everything to change in four years. They work nine months and play for three, and final exams always end their little strikes." he said of today's campus activ ists Harris now lives with his son Gabriel in East Palo Alto. Lately he has been active m prison reform efforts 1 Yet. you know. football team. I still root for the and has helped organize among servicemen U.N.Arms Debate war protests INSIDE THE NEWS (In Ankara the Turkish Interior Ministry said the hijackers had set the new deadline as 7:30 p.m. (1:30 p m. EDT) Turkey, in a note to the Bulgarian government, said it would under no circumstances agree to negotiate with the hijackers. The Turkish Cabinet has been meeting in emergency session to consider the incident.) The hijackers, who commandeered the Turkish Airlines Boeing 707 over Turkey on a flight to Sofia early demanded freedom for a dozen political prisoners and sweeping social reforms in Turkey If their orders were not earned out, the hijackers said, they would blow up themselves and their 66 hostages. , Sunday-morning- Opens Long Run UNITED NUTONS. NY The annual U.N. arms ( VP) debate opens today with about two thirds of the nations in fauir of the world disarmament conference proposed by the Soviet Union but with the United China and States opposed Mexico, the Soviet Union and the United States were the first speaker'. I he debate m the General Assembly's main political committee is scheduled to last through Nov 23. but the subject is so complicated some believe it might continue into December Both France and China in the past have resisted all efforts to involve them in the Geneva disarmament committee Now France has agreed to participate in a preparatory committee for the world "inference that the Soviet Union proposed a year ago. Its Aug 25 reply in a U.N. poll on the subject suggested the commit TODAY'S STOCKS - Stock NEW YORK (UPI) moder-atelprices were higher in active trading on the New" York Stock Exchange Monday. The Dow Jones industrial 01 average was tip s 20 to 9.1 M 13 p m shortly before was up one point the average more than 12 points. Advances to 329. 1.037 led declines. meti-aNew York, (Complete i listings rn Pne v I C-- South Vietnamese sources in Saigon said today that Thieu, alter five days of talks with Kissinger, had agreed to a cease-firprior to the Nov. 7 U S. presidential elections The sources stud Thieu also agreed at least to discuss a coalition government demanded by the Coma concession view ed munists as significant progress m that he has adamantly oppused a coalition in the past, proposing see MI T PEAfE. 4 ent e 2 Weeks And Day To Go Bv Associated Press President With the election jusi two weeks and a day away. President Nixon today started the biggest week so far of Ins drive. He will campaign in New York. Kentucky and Ohio. Meanwhile. Sen. George McGovern said it would be ironic if a settlement of the Vietnam war hurt his chances of beating Nixon, although he would rejoice along with all other Americans" out an end to the war n Both Vice President Spiro T Agnew and his Democratic Shriver opponent, Sargent were today campaigning Angew planned to be in Missouri. Idaho and Utah, while Shriver had stops in Ohio and Illinois Bv GODFREY SPERLING JR The Christian Science Monitor News Service WASHINGTON. D C. charges against the - The Nixon ad- ministration for unethical political practices is leaving the President relatively unseat ned at least, as of now Deputy-Foreig- A careful Monitor check into every area of the United States last week does find increased linger and indignation, but tins comes mainly in aca- demic communities and among those who weie already opposed to Mr Nixon for other reasons and who were ready to vote against him anvwav Regionally, there is more negative reaction to the accusation of Republican bugging Death Halts Global Walk Minn. (UPI)-D.- ive and John Kmist were the tvpe to think of advenDave would try to ture think of what he could do that others couldnt do Speaking was A! Kunst. ta thei of the two men who almost two and a half years ago set out from this southern Minnesota community to walk round the world on behalf of the United Nations C'mldrens' Fund It was Sundav afternoon Only a few hours earlier Dave's wife Jan received a call from the state department th'if lh hrntlv ynn hr ers had been attacked by bannear while dits camping Sarobi. Afghanistan John Kunst. 25, had been shot and killed. David. 33, had been wounded The state department said David w..s m satisfactory condition at a U S Agency for Internationa! Development Mission in Kabul, the Afghan capital The brothers had camped Saturday night along a rugged seition of road about 30 miles east of Kabul where, according to a state department spokesman, bandits have fro quently preyed on travelers The lrothers who Renan Nixon headed for Hie New York City suburbs. His schedule included a motor- cade Westchester through County, a reception at the Tarry! own home of Gov Nelson Rockefeller and rallies at Uniondale and Islip on Long Island. He will return to Washington tonight, but has other cam paign trips planned to Kentucky on Thursday and Ohio on Saturday Sen McGovern who takes lus campaign for the presidency to Philadelphia and New York today, said he expects to ' win "by a narrow margin on 7. Nov. He said he has two aides working on appointments and other immediate problems he would face if elected. Regarding current negotia their whereabouts and adventures on tin They indicated there trip were some hazards' he said, "but you always keep jioping that maybe they're wrong and it will work out okav their journey June 20 1970, had past the halfway mark and weie en route from Pakistan to the People's Republic of China David's wife was informed ol the attack about 8 a m of The brothers' parents drove up to join her and lmr children Daniel. 7. Bradley, K, and from their own Debbie, 10 home in Clear Lake, Iowa knew espionage, fraud, and other dirty tricks" by the Democrats in the northeastern part of the country, w here the Post disclosures have been given particularly big play in the press. A and large, and including the Northeast. Monitor political observers polled on this question found no evidence that the issue had emerged as a major one in the presidential campaign But. by A headline on an editorial in the Minneapolis Star seemed to summarize the public's continuing attitude everywhere A Shrug. Not a Roar " Almost all the Monitor observers said they, themselves were 'surprised" that the charges had not become an issue. But. without exception, they said that it was not The chief reacatching on sons given That people feel that this sort of thing goes on in politics all the time in Washington That the Democrats do t; too That Nixon supporters even h they believe the charges just won't believe that 'he President had anything to do with it Comments trom some of the See ( II AIK.ES on Page said that once he sons were serious about the tup. he ''backed them all the wav " Today's Thought Jan Kunst said her husband had written regularly and reported to her that despite ocof 'hard casional periods going," he and John were eager "to show every bony " they reallv could do it bly always stay bent, nor can human nature or human frailty subsist without some lawful recreation. Mitniel de Cervantes Kunst to the calmly Speaking newsmen who had come to the Waseca icsidence, Al Kunst said Ins sons had kept the famdv "ureltv well informed' tions for Vietnam peace McGmern said 'If Mr Nixon can end this war on the night before the election. I'll rejoice along with all other Americans no mat-te- i the political impact.' his t The bow cannot possi- a trom percent for 25 settlement But he added it would be ironic if a peace settlement hurt him politically since he has advocated U.S withdrawal from Vietnam all along. Pollster Louis Harris said McGovern's presidential bid has been hurt because voters consider him radical on income redistribution, unable to make hard decisions because of the Eagleton affair, and not truly an figure. Harris said his latest poll showed Nixon preferred by 69 percent of those polled, to 34 percent for McGovern, a gain Barrage Leaves Nixon Unscathed intensifying barrage of tee consist of the 13 Security Council members including the Big Five Though no reply trom China has been published. Minister Chiuo Kuan-hii- s said in genera! debate Oct 3 that a world disarmament conlerence could be an dub" and "it is empty-talbetter not to hold it " some diplomats Ilowevei. remained hopeful that China could be induced to join a preparatory committee for the conference. Others were doubtful The United St des also is against setting up a preparato-rcommittee WASECA Adviser Henry A. Kissinger ends Saigon talks Nixon , McGovern Dig In Four him as historical figure. Informed gove-im- Agnew And Shriver Busy, Too BULGARIA (UPI) Turkish hijackers extended their deadline for the release of 12 political prisoners from Turkish jails today, saying that if Turkey refused they would blow up their planeload of hostages The gangs first deadline of 6 a.m. EDT passed as the plane sat on the runway at Sofia airport and Radio Sofia announced that thanks to the intervention of Bulgarian authe deadline has thorities, been extended. The radio did not announce the new deadline. At the age of 26. former campus radical David Rains thinks todays students nay look upon zme said the peace- accord wluci includes an immediate eease-fre- , release of all prisoners of war and formation ol an interim coaiition government until national elections would be overseen by France acting as a neutral supervisory power would include the Communists. There were no ottinal statements on this because of the secrecy of the talks, but t..e controlled Saigon Radion and Television repeated previous Thieu speeches opposing a coalition with the Communists. Time Magame reported in this week's edition that the United States and North Vietnam have reached a peace agreement under which Thieu would stay in office until a committee of Saigon and Comremunist representatives places him with a caretaker government Newsweek Maga SOFIA, SAN FRANCISCO (AP) and Pans were th.it the chief obstacle to an immediate agreement was Thieus opposition to a coalition government that He said there was an underdog effect" working for McGovern, but that Nixon's lead was so large. McGovern needs a significant turnaround to overtake him Harris said there is some evidence that the break-iat Democratic national headquarters. the Soviet wheat deal and ties to big business were beginning to fake hold and make some dents in Mr Nixon " n Time reported magazine that Jeb Stuart Magruder deputy director of the President's committee is identified by the Justice De partment as having authorized for wiretapping expenditures See CANDIDATES. Pane 4 America Notes Veterans Day Combined AP. UPI address prepared for Veterans Day make a Nixon has pledged not to President mockery" of the sacrifices of American servicemen by granting amnesty to deset zrs and draft dodgers Nixon said Sunday in a speech from his Camp David. Md retreat that the United States should honor the millions who have loyally stood by their country when the challenge to freedom called foi sen ice ' We are not going to make a mockery ol their sacrifice by surrendering to the enemy, or by offering amnesty to draft dodgers and deserters." Nixon said Observances marking Veterans Day across the nation today included parades, memorial services and traditional ceremonies at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemeterv outside In a radio . Washington Veterans Day. previously observed Nov 11 was originally created as Armistice Day to celebrate the end of the First World War then renamed after World War II to honor all mencan soldiers The date was shitted this year as a result of Congression al action rearranging hohdavs to provide more three-daweekends v Rescue Hope Fades For Crash Victims - There was ATHENS (AP) little hope of finding any more survivors of the Olympic Airways plane which crashed into the sea Saturday night near 53 Athens with persons aboard, officials said toduv Seventeen persons, including at least two foreigners, swam the 590 yards to sulcty alter the plane crashed during a rain storm as it prepared to land on a flight trom the island of Co;tu Two Americans nH Caroline J!o!n Crmimi'nll were listed among the passen gers. Greek police said they were among the survivors but the U.S. Embassy and airline officials could not find them The two foreigners known to have survived were Mrs. William Calderbank of South Africa iind Sherry Lines ol Brit am Mrs Calderbank's husband and two Canadians were still missing and presumed drowned YS11 plane i The Japanese-mad- twin-engin- e sank a e turboprop few1 minutes 1 mmm |