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Show foreign Brief. tf f tTt' f Japan Seeks 'V 80 Seamen Near Coasl Reuters News Agencv " TOK'i 0 Seaich anu rescue operations continued Saturday night around the Japanese coast for SO missing seamen feared drowned in a series of shipwrecks in which 22 men are so far confirmed dead. The sea disasters, involving nearly 50 ships, were caused by storms that lashed Japan on Thursday and Friday. The 22 dead included 13 from the 3,682-toSomah freighter Hwa Po. $he sank shortly after midnight near Yaku island in southern 3 ts; V y - - Ji 4 Tanker Sinks - ' " , x'f -- y life. Associated Easy, n - PARIS (CPI) The Nationwide referendum called by President Georges Pompidou toi April 23 will ask French voters to anprove of Britains Common Market entry as a step toward creation of an Euconfederation ropean free from power blocks, officials said Saturday. The officials said the government printing shop was busy turning out copies of a presidential statement which wil he mailed shortly to the 28 million volets. It will be accompanied by the text of the bill authorizing ratification of the admission of Britain, Norway, Denmark and Ireland to the European Community. Abortive Invasion: Monarch Arrested kAMPALA, UGANDA (AP) Authorities have arrested former King N'tare of Burundi while he was trying to lead an force, including while mercenaries, to recapture his throne, informed sources said here Satu-da- y. Burundi radio has reported that President Michael called an emergency cabinet meeting, but the radio gave no details of the reported arrest. The former king cante to power in 1966 by ousting his father, but was himself overthrown by at the end of that invasion Mic-ombe- year. Press Wirephoto First Time Out iNotv, Suricates, FRANKFURT, W. GERMANY Tiiamnnils. from southern Africa related to mongoose, gather under sun lamp at zoo here as cold, drizzly spring comes to Germany. B'of. thorities. There have been several reports of the killing of Biharis by Bengalis since Bangladesh was established Dec. 16. The Bengalis accuse the Bihari of collaborating population with the Pakistani army during Iasi vears civil war. Guerrilla Slavs report said Razakars y volunteers Self as Plol who sided with the Pakistani sj ; trying to cross to India troni Bangladesh in large numbers. The spokesman estimated that about 150 bad been arrested every month since January as they tried to cross into the Indian states of West Bengal, Assam and Tripura without valid documents. All had been handed to the Bangladesh au- NEW DELHI India facing a new refugee problem as Bengalis and Bibari Moslems flee from Bangladesh because of the deteriorating law arid order and food situation, bordei security forces sources say. The newspaper. Amrita Bazar Patrika. also reported that more than 100 Bengali families had crossed from the Rajshahi area of Bangladesh, about ISO miles north of Calinto West Bengal's cutta, Maltla district within the last week. Orders by Sheik The Seven of the vessel's 36 crew are still trussing 16 wer e rescued. Market Vole In. Strike (para-militar- Japan. .The 17,519-totanker, operated by Garibaldi Societa Coop e r a t i v e N'avigazione of' Genoa, slipped beneath the 'laves taking with il a full load of 18,000 tons of fuel oil sit? was carrying to Lisbon from Sardinia. In India, Bangladesh - & n LISBON (AP) The Italian ttinker Guiseppe Giulietti sank with a cargo of oil Saturday 14 miles off the southern coast of Portugal, Portuguese naval authorities reported. All 33 members of the tanker's crew were rescued by the Soviet cargo vessel Kaethe Dozens Help Bj Fred Brutgland Reuters News Agencv T$- J New Refugee Problem Airlift to Bring Lindbergh, Others Out of Rain Forest PHICAVES. The team of scientists that discovered the primitive Tasaday people living in their mountain caves radioed for help Saturday, ami a rescue crew prepared to fly into the dense rain forest by helicopter. The expedition, led by Manuel Elizalde Jr. and which includes American conservationA. Lindbergh, ist Charles had completed the first phase of its work. and 47 other Lindbergh members of the party, including Elizalde. were to leave the forest Saturday, but the helicopter that brought them broke down and could not be TASADAY LIPPINES (AP) Members of the expedition, conducted by Pannmin, a government - supported agency for assisting Philippine minorities, arrived in the jungle March 23 by jumping from a ho ering helicopter to a platform constructed atop i high tree. army during last year's East Pakistan crisis) armed with rifles and automatic weapons were looting villages and raping women. But observers doubted the existence of armed Razakar groups in this area of Bangladesh. They pointed to orders by Bangladesh prime minister Sheik Mujibur Rahman Friday to police to shoot armed Mikti Bahini guerrillas and Xaxalites (Maoist who he said, were flouting his government and running parallel governments in the countryside. Cross From India Fails iu Jordan BEIRUT, A li (AP) guerrilla tried to blow up the home of an army general in Jordan Saturday but was discovered and killed, a guerrilla communique here claimed. The guerrilla, identified as Taysir Abu Sneinah of the From, Popular Democratic set off an explosive charge he was carrying, killing himself and wounding several gu rids at the house of Gen. Habib Majali in Zerka. the communique said. It said Amman radio reported the death of the guerrilla but did not mention the explosion. did not The communique say whether Majali, former Jordanian army chief of staff, was in the house. revolu-iiunaire- The newspaper, quoting reliable sources, said several people from the affected area and Awami of Bangladesh League leaders had sought help from India. The Indian had said authorities they could do nothing because they had to respect international borders. The report said Sheik Mujib had been informed of the situation but pressing problems were elsewhere occupying Bangladesh officials. Meanwhile, a spokesman of the Indian border security force said in Calcutta that were Moslems LEBANON Palestinian Explosion Toll Rises Reuters News Agency Four RIO DE JANEIRO more victims of the explosion of liquified gas tanks at the Duque De Caxjas refinery here Thursday died Saturday, bringing the death toll to 25, hospital sources said. - j The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, April 2, - NEW YORK (UP!) of persons from York, New Jersey and Labor Secrenlry Goal: Hall Crippling Strikes Doz- New Con- necticut came pouring into Willowbrook State School Satto help urday. volunteering care for the 5.200 retarded patients in the facility struck by state workers. This is a cruel thing they (the strikers) are doing, dont care what the cause is," John Diomede said of North Bergen, N.J. Diomede came to the hospital at 9:30 a.m. with two nuns from Our Lady of Labor Church in West New York. N.J.. along with another bey and two young girls to give assistance. They heard about the problem Saturday night on television and decided to volunteer their services. Domi.iick Postorino, 13, also 0! North Bergen, said he cante to help work in the kitchen we fee! because institusorry for the kids tionalized at Willowbrook. Throughout the administratone of 44 ion building structures on the 382 acre favolunteers manned cility telephones seeking additional volunteers to work with the patients. One of the women volunteers looked up from a telephone book and angrily asked no one in particular, Why ha:nt Gov. (Nelson A.) Rockefeller called in the National rulin'' r'linrd be to do that when s prison was involved dont these helpless kids count?" About 100 of the strikers gathered at an entrance to the hospital grounds to jeer and shout at volunteers arriving to help. There were at least as many police on hand to maintain order. A spokesman for the hospital said the day started out -s with a count of 5,200 patients ranging in age from months to 82 vears. nine By Judy Freund Associated Press Writer CONN. HARTFORD. -"No. 1 objective in labor legislation is to do away with crippling strikes in transpor- Our tation," U.S. Secretary of labor James D. Hodgson said Saturday. President Nixon should be tools with given additional which to work, none of which would be a substitute for collective bargaining, he added. at a Hodgson suggested news conference that the President be granted emergency power to require that employes in essential operations remain on the job while their fellow workers strike and negotiations continue. Would Mediate Another possibility, he said, is that each side be required to draw up a final offer and present it to the secretary of labor. He would mediate, and if the twe sides were still unable to agree, a board would decide on a contract based on those two final offers. the "This would drive parties to make the most rea--s offer they can 0 n a b e concoct, Hodgson said. On Friday, the President blocked, for 60 days, the threat of strikes in two railHe road labor disputes. an appointed emergency board under the National Railway Libor Act to study the disputes. But. said, the Hodgson President lacks emergency powers under that act, and the board can only offer recnot enforce ommendations, them. Addresses Dinner 1 Hodgson was in Connecticut address a dinner of the Connecticut Labor League to Saturday night in Cheshire. "There is a new spirit abroad in the land, and that' spirit is one of social responai- bility . . . There is growing public sentiment that it is the public that suffers most when , bargaining fails. It all means growing disillusionment with the w hole process of collective bargaining." Hodgson said. He said the theme, of tfie Nixon administration is that labor and management must work together . Study Bares Depth of Watts Riots LONG CALIF. BEACH, A researcher said (UP1) Saturday the 1965 Watts riots were most intense in areas where black population concentration was high and'edu- -, . cational levels low. She said the riot was a so- rial phenomenon" which der q served further study. . The study was done by pp. litical scientist Margaret J. G..y Abadu and psychologist WaLt ter Raine of California State., College, Long Beach. Dr, Abadu is director of the Urban Disorder Project, fundr, ed by the National Institutes of Mental Health. She re-- ,, ported on the study at the enght-staie Southwestern An- - -Assn, annual-- ; thropological meeting. Next phase of the study will involve attempts to correlate the Los Angeles findings with research on 1967 rioting ih Detroit and Newark, N.J., and'-196riots in Washington and-Baltimore. repaired Supplies liuw Elizalde said there was no danger to members of the party. but food and other supplies were low alter 10 days in the jungle. He said it would take at least two days to walk to the edge, of the forest, but it is so rugged and mountainous I felt some of the expedition which includes several women would not make it. Then it would lake six days to walk to our main base at Kemado. Elizadle requested assistance from the Philippine and American governments. . Airlift Scheduled rescue helicopter accompanied by a C130 flying tanker 'was scheduled to fly early Sunday morning to lift, the party out of the jungle. A Buenos Aires Police Nab 5 In Drive for Kidnap Gang Reuters News Agency - A masBUENOS AIRES sive dragnet operation was thrown around an industrial suburb Saturday as police appeared to be closing in on the Marxist kidnapers of Italian industrialist Oberdan Sallus-tro- . Police arrested five peran alleged sons, including Nit'xisi guerrilla, and canceled police leave, informed sources said police fanned to search hundreds of oilier houses in the Villa all Bal-lest- suburb. ';AI1 roads out of the city were settled and armed police vehicles. searched "There are everywhere." ! machine-gun- a British s resi n Dial laj South Mim 15 Die, 150 Hurl In Iran llal - A 'TEHRAN, IRAN (AP) steam boiler and hoi water tnnk burst in a public bath &ttuiday killing 15 women and injuring children mid about 150 other persons, reports said. The newspaper Etelaat said tliat 20 of the injured were seriously hurt in the disaster at Shahpour in northwest Iran. Hot water pipes at tiie pubhouse also burst in the wake of the boiler blowup and most of the. buildings collapsed. causing the heavy casualties the reports said. lic bath dent said after visiting suburb. The operation began after 400 police raided a house in which arrested an police unnamed man they said was cell leader of the seven-maof the Peoples Revolutionary Army, responsible for kidnaping Sallustro 12 days ago. Four others were arrested, including a pregnant woman. The official news agency Telam confirmed that the cellar of the house had been used to hold Police Sallus'ro. sources said hat he had probably been removed Wednesday or Thursday. f be Salt jCakf Sribun t it.r.usd every f tab'.ilhcd April 15, 187'. bune Coroora-t.cmorning by 'he Keerns-T- r bait Lak. City, Utah 84110 Entered at the ecuf oHi'.e a Sail Li!e City as second oats matter under Act ot March 8, 1879. 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