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Show Agnew's a jolt for neighborhood BETHESDA, Md. (AP) -The tranquility of T. Spiro Agnews new udded neighborhood was shattered Friday. The vice and his family president moved in. Thats only one of 35 protective improvements, according to the General Services Ad- Cadillac-st- d e colonial Their house, for which they reportedly paid $190,000, is easy to spot. It sits high on a hill covered with dogwood trees and overlooks a shaded comer of Sunset Lane and Shadow Road. field-ston- cars lined the streets in front of the house. Two-doze- n workmen wearing red, white and blue identification tags swarmed in and out, some grumbling that they had to be checked with metal detectors each time they carried a box inside. Shaggy-haire- d for checking think," one man Theyre I bombs, said. Trucks had trouble maneuvering up the narrow, driveway. But by this time next week, it should be wide enough to accommodate Secret Service limousines, thanks to $12,000 worth of help dirt-wash- ministration. A Court Justice Supreme Bryon R. White called Friday for creation of a second panel to handle the 95 percent of the cases the high court has no time to consider. W'hen one stops to think how many cases that deser- -e Supreme Court review are , passed by, White said at a conference of the 8th and 10th U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeal in Colorado Springs, it is time to consider the possibility of an ongoing court to take discards from the supreme court. They fit right in here," he said pointing to a space between the bricks. Then anyone who climbs over can be seen on those little televisions they have inside." Other government-financeimprovements include: $15,979 for installing bullet-proo- f glass throughout the house, $4,367 $9,000 in for electrical work, and $1,978 to replace a hazardous walk. A Secret Service man reported that Mrs. Agnew d Undersecretaries resign home, but a workmen reported that she stood right inside the entrance way, directing movers where to set each box.half-doze- n - ' Salt Laker accuses Sinatra Frank' Sinatra and two of his friends have been accused of starting a fight with a Salt Lake City insurance agent at a Palm Springs hotel last May. The misdemeanor assault and battery complaint, lodged by Frank Weinstock, 32, charged that Sinatra and his friends, Jilly Rizzo and Jerry Avlntas, made improper verbal advances to Weinstock s wife, leading to a scuffle in the Trinidad Hotels dining area. Weinstock told police he suffered a black eye as a result of the May 5 incident. After all, lady, this is Cad- illac country. Franco, as the worlds greatest genius, who has known how to organize a Cisco country like Spain and preThe Greek dict its future. said shipping mapate also Prince Juan Carlos, Francos was handpicked successor, an intelligent man who has Robinson took his place today Bill Bojangles with Robert E. Lee. In Richmond, Va., a citv filled with civil war statues and memorials, Robinson became the first black to be so honored by his native city. Robinson danced his way from penny performances in the streets of Richmond at the turn of the century to the mythical title of king of the tap dancers, in the 30s and 40s. At the peak of his career blacks Charges Hughes favoritism has accused govA British legislator in London ernment officials of favoritism toward American multimillionaire recluse Howard Huthes. Opposition Laborite T-- d Leadbetter on Friday demanded an exto Belgiam and planation for Hughesmystery flight back to England Thursday to renew his residence One of the strangest mysteries of the was Hughes made it. British officials said why flight he needed only to write the Home Office to request renewal of his residence permit. were portrayed as servants President Nixon Friday accepted the resignations Kenneth E. Belieu as Undersecretary of the Army, and Frank P. Sanders as Undersecretary of the Navy; The President said Belieus resignation was accepted with deepest regret. Successors have not yet been named. Shes got a blueprint for each room and a floor plan for each piece of furniture, one mover said. Shes busy as a bee with all that humdrum. Its a mess inside now, what with plumbers, electricians, carpenters, movers, Secret Service crawling all over, one worker said, but it will be cleaned up soon. Aristotle in movies and Bojangles played such supporting roles in saccharine Shirley Temple productions exemplified by Rebecca of Sunnybrook The Little Farm and Colonel. He was credited with teaching the child star how to dance. Bojangles died in 1949 and his memory faded with the passage of time. But a pop song not long ago, using Bojangles as the figurative subject, revived his legacy. The ' statue of Robinson is in a small unveiled today triangular park not far from the area where he grew up. Created by John Temple Witt, the statue captures Bojangles tap dancing down a flight of stairs, the same way he danced in numerous movies and in night club routines. 'of 2A two-a-- y Richmond toasts 'Bojangles' White JUNE 30, 1973 Onassis spent a on the vacation Costa del Sol then described Fran Spains chief of state, Leonard Moore, 48, placed his $15 bathtub on a truck in San Francisco Friday and headed for Nome, Alaska. He plans to sail from there to Russia on a private peace mission. Moore said he hoped to make the voyage, escorted by a boat manned by three friends, in two to five days. He hoped to embark from U.S. soil on July 4. ' NEWS, SATURDAY, Onassis mqets Franco Packs bathtub and goes discard court bricklayer working on the $39,500 brick and redwood fence in the backyard explained how the electric eyes are installed in the wall. -- wasnt DESERET Justice urges from the federal government. high-price- d Hour after hour, huge brown trucks with SECURITY" emblazoned across the side in gold letters negotiated through streets the sedate, tree-lineof this ritzy Kenwood area north of Washington. It is a far cry from the Washington hotel wh :re the Agnews have lived for four years. PEOPLE $1.5 million for art work fell Norton Simon, a California art collector, paid $1,584,400 Friday for a landscape by the 17th Century Dutch painter Aelbert Cuyp. The price at a Christies auction in London was more than 10 times the highest previous price paid for a Cuyp painting. u. s. scene POGO 16 I WAS, UP IN twggl Penn railroad in money bind The Penn Central Railroad PHILADELPHIA (AP) pluns to cease operations in October if federal aid for the financially troubled line is not approved by Congress. Trustees for the carrier told a U.S. District Court judge overseeing reorganization of the railroad under federal bankruptcy laws that hundreds of millions of dollars would be required to keep the line running. By Walt Kelly vMotiPojewuNio rue All?, 06U6V6 Hg wgffg A eurrtRfiv-rAut- ea i intoiTwhiuS HYPNOTIZIN' A MOTH. p6850nau.! i wojupnt DIZAIN AGAINST no DUO'S DIZAIN, wouuo YOU r MV The Penn Central operates on 20,000 miles of track in states and two Canadian provinces. S ip you Lose rug cowresr. y PSOPU SAY YOU CANT CUTTMINIC A MSRCK IP ptopu r YOU WIN. OUGHT Drug agency needs leader may Continued from Page l Dean or the President. Part of the issue was the fact that Dean, on one particular occasion, met with Nixon alone one on one he called it with no known record for one to prove the other indisputably wrong. In their own ways, the chairman and vice chairman of the Senate Watergate committee brought pressure on Nixon Friday to appear in person to rebut Dean. A-- first-floo- off-dut- y "Well youve got the right car Im a policeman, Wojasinski told Zahn as he drove him to the police station, where Capt. Ralph Stormer, chief of detectives, ordered two carloads of officers to the scene of the kidnaping. As they neared the building, the two suspects took off in separate cars. There they go. Thats them, shouted Zahn. The two were quickly arrested, but not before police fired four warning shots. Chairman Sam J. Ervin Jr., C read a clipping from the Feb. 14, 1862 New York" Tribune recalling an appearance by President Abraham D-- Lincoln before the House Judiciary Committee. Vice Chairman stations record fallout - More than a hundred air LAS VEGAS, NEV. (UPI) sampling stations in the western United States have been activated to measure possible radioactive fallout from the recent atmospheric detonation of a hydrogen bomb in China, it was announced Friday. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said other than the 49 air sampling stations which operate daily on a toutine basis that 68 additional air sampling stations were actiTled Friday. A total of 21 western states are involved in the surveillance. The states which participate in the air radiation surveillance network include Washington, Oregon, Montana. Wyoming, Idaho, Nevada, California, Arizona, Utah, Colorado, South Dakota, Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arkansas a id Louisiana. Lawmen jail murder suspect An apparently berserk FRESNO, CALIF. (UPI) man killed a passenger on a bus Friday night and terrorized the others on the vehicle with a piece of glass from a broken rear-viemirror. The victim was identified as Calvin Wilson, 22, Fresno, a sailor en route home on leave from the USS Enterprise. Fresno County Sheriffs Lt. Stan Bamses said the suspect, Johnny Smith, 18, Los Angeles, was booked for investigation of homicKe. Smith was captured at a hospital where he fled with a woman hostage. He surrendered to a security guard and s smooth-talkinmedical technician. g r 1 J ages and higher prices of pork, poultry, eggs and milk. catch, has driven more and more buyers to U.S. soybeans. A soybean allocation plan is to be announced in Washington next week. Purchasers in Japan and elsewhere who thought tliey had firm contracts for American soybeans waited to see to what extent they would be honored. European commodity traders marked time with private deals at inflated prices. In Denmark, which imported 98 per cent of its soybeans from the United States in 1972, experts said the bans would' speed inflation and create critical problems for farmers and certain industries. The Chicago Board of Trade ended a suspension of soybean dealings but decided to limit the daily price fluctuation in crude soybean oil futpres to one cent a pound. After the U.S. embargo, the price of soybean meal skyrocketed from $439 to $625 a ton. ent Canadian paint producers because soybean oil is a basic raw material in alkyd resin, used in paints. Canada imported nearly 15 million bushels of soybeans last year from the United States. Gillespie said the Canadian controls would allow Canada to protect its needs and those of its traditional Britains Financial Times said the problem is that the general shortage of protein supplies in the world, aggravated by the growing livestock population and the failure of the Peruvian fish meal trading partners. one-da- y trip up ' Dean testimony ready ruled out an appearance He said Nixon remarked, by Nixon. Friday, spokesman with H. R. Haldeman present, Ronald L. Ziegler said it was that it would be no problem unlikely Nixon would hold a to raise $1 million to buy the news conference, issue a fursilence of the cooperative ther statement or othewise re- seven men arrested after the spond to testimony until the Watergate break-in- . But the committee has hears all wit- "White House said Nixons renesses. sponse was that it was blackto is mail, that it was wrong, and expected Testimony continue into 1974 but the comthat it would not work, that mittee will try to settle the the truth would coma out immediate issue of Watergate anyway. ' Dean said Nixon this summer. signalled to him on Sept. 15, 1972, three His outward calm unbroken, months after the break-in- , that Dean, testifying under immuwas under he knew a cover-u- p from any prosecution nity based on what he says, repeatway. The White House says ed and embellished his chief Dean misinterpreted tht Presdifferences with the white idents wurds. house version of events: Dean said it was March A Toronto chemical firm said the U.S. embargo could shut down independ- FRB The Canadian embargo covered export of soybeans, flax, rapeseed, cottonseed and linseed oil and their boosts rote to 7 WASHINGTON (AP) Federal Reserve -- L The - has boosted the discount rate it charges member banks for 7 borrowing to a record-higpercent in an inflation-fightin- g move that may push up interest rates across the economy. when he told Nixon that it might require $1 million to buy off the conspirators. But on April 17 Nixon announced that it was not until March 21 that serious charges came to his attention and he ordered an investigation. I did not know until the time of my own investigation of any effort to provide the Watergate defendants with funds, the President said. 13, 1973 Board- h The board also decided Friday to raise the reserve reof its member quirements banks, meaning that banks that belong to the Federal Reserve System will have to on hand more cash in keep ; even conflicts make These relation to their deposits. more important the testimony The of John N. Mitchell, former policies of friend, campaign manager and central banks were designed to cool off the nations econoGeneral, who is Attorney scheduled to testify when the my, which has been expanding Senate hearing resumes July at k fast rate since the first of the year, and touching off a 10. tremendous surge of inflation in the process. Not since 1921, when the boards interest rate, known as the discount rate, was 7 percent for a brief time at the New York regional bank, has the rate been so high. For the other banks of the system, the rate was the. highest in NOW THRU 7VSL JULY 3 fjj tight-mone- y Howard Then cited Baker Jr., U.S. Canadian Trade Minister Alastair Gillespie announced the controls on Friday to the House of Commons in Ottawa. He said they were made necessary by uncertainties resulting from the American move Wednesday aimed at conserving supplies and holding down prices of fodder for cattle, hogs and poultry. the world, soybeans are important ingredient in animal feeds. In Japan, the beans are also a major, direct source of human food. The Japinese reacted with shock to the embargo by the United States, which is their main supplier. Elsewhere, there were fears that feed shortages would be followed by short . CHICAGO (UPI) Melvyn Zahn, 34, president of the nations largest independent wholesale drug firm, Friday' eluded two kidnapers by jumping out of a bathroom window and then helped police catch the pair. Authorities said Zahn, 34, president of the Louis Zahn Drug Co. in suburban Melrose Park, 111., tricked his abductors by asking to go to the bathroom. He then r window of the Michigan City, jumped from a Ind., house where he had been held captive and hailed a passing motorist, patrolman Edward Wojasinski. . The world fretted over shrinking .sources of protein today as Canada put into effect an embargo on the export of soybeans and related products, similar to the new U.S. ban. Throughout The DEA, which comes into being by presidential order at midnight tonight, absorbs three .existing drug control agencies whose directors are leaving. It also takes in the drug enforcement functions and employes previously with the Customs Bureau. Executive eludes kidnapers Associated Press an increasingly WASHINGTON (AP) President Nixons new drugfighting agency has a temporary leader, but the administration apparently has found no candidate who wants the job permanently. Aity. Gen. Elliot L. 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