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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Satnrday, November 4, IJ72 6 Soviet Scientist Ceasefire to Span Indochina, Nixon Says Coniinued Fioitt Page One throughout not just Vietnam but throughout all of Indochina, Cambodia and Labs. " Ilis remarks went beyond the wording draft peace agreement disclosed last week. That agreenent referred only to a ceasefire in South Vietnam.' budget busting in inflationary spending bills," he said. But the answer is not the veto; it is a Congress that wont try to spend itself back into office every time an election rolls around, Nixon said. of a nine-poi- long-rang- e President arrived in Tulsa to the cheers of an estimated 15,000 ed into an airport hangar, he embraced As the Hecklers Drowned Out the six-ma- n The YORK (AP) nrAtrAmmont fnnnaHv j guuwn.ik of its prosecution NEW 4w4aw1 icuciai dropped antiwar activist "Leslie Bacon on bomb conspiracy charges Friday, in the national interest prejudice the national interest to disclose particular facts contained in the sealed exhibit filed in this It would the Justice Department said in a statement to U.S. District Court Judge Sylvester Ryan. Ryan had ordered the government to disclose its wiretap evidence againstor the Miss Bacon drop the charges. been had Bacon Miss accused of conspiring to fire Get ready for the holidays 'f ' V his first-terreal jobs ' s. with Rival A.' k ... The President said under the agreement that the people of South Vietnam shall be allowed to choose their ow.. government without having a Communist government or coalition government" imposed upon them. AvA . T Electric Crock-PCooker slowly cooks food to perfection with wrap around ot mBik. element. heating Cooks everything, without watching, stirring, sticking. 3V2-q- t. capacity. The basic agreement reached with the North Vietnamese negotiators, he said, is for a ceasefire not just in South Vietnam but all through Indochina, including Laos, as well as the return of war prisoners and accounting for missing in action. Some of the details are to be finally worked out, the President said, without just- - - The presiWASHINGTON dent of the Soviet Academy of Soviet Academy of Sciences, V. Keldysh, Dr. Mistislav Nixon called on President Friday. Dr. Keldysh is heading a Soviet delegation. Chicago, where crowds had policies not artificial government make-worjobs or handouts. Nixons speech there as in Tulsa was greeted by chants of Stop the war from a handful of demonstrators mingling among the Nixon supporters. Turning io the Vietnam issue, Nixon elaborated on a televised address Thursday night in which he said the war would be settled when the agreement is right not one day before. ferred to the Vietnam negotiations saying in Tulsa that we have an agreement We will have a cease-fir- e throughout Indochina, in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. 2 criticized claimed brought At both his first two stops, Nixon re- 1 As we achieve peace," he said, "we !need men who understand how to keep the peace, and who understand that the prudent use of power is the surest guar- aitted of peace. , Switching to domestic issues, Nixon said prosperity also is within our reach. But we need people w ho understand how to bring it about." Reuters News Agency Case Drop War- Activist case." jammed into an airport hangar, Nixon years. Guarantee of Peace President As he reached the crowd chanted Stop the war and No more Nixon. But the hecklers and their chants were drowned out by partisan cheers and cries of Four more think we are going to have the Ikisd of Congress we need this year to ;enact the legislation and to accomplish the goals of the new American majority, Nixon said. The Nixon is expected to carry Oklahoma as he did in 1960 by a wide margin and 1968. Polls show he is ahead, too, in Illinois and Rhode Island. In Tulsa, a handful of hecklers among former governor Dewey Bartlett, whose election to the Senate is vital if the Republicans are to pick up the five seats ijuefled to gain control of that body. ! when further negotiations indicating would take place. The crowd in Tulsa overflowed the yawning airport hangar and. spilled out onto the tarmac. The President moved along the crowds fringes shaking hands before boarding his plane to fly to Providence, R.I. adjourned Congress for failing to keep government spending in line. I .have been forced to exercise the veto on frequent 'occasions to get rid of Visits Nixon Avenue bomb a Madison branch of the First National City Bank two years ago. 17.75 f-t-' Floridian Returns, Finds Home Gone the property, said he told the city to go ahead and raze the structure because he didnt feel it was worth making the repairs necessary to meet building and health codes. Max Hannon, retired half 1 dont think they treated owner of the Hannon Lumber where Harrison me right about my house, Company said Harrison, sitting under a works, said he is providing iedar tree in the middle of a Harrison with living facilities freshly cleared lot and steadying himself with a pool cue. "I tad good bed with three ; TALLAHASSEE, FLA (AP) Harrison, 92, left his home lo eat breakfast at a local restaurant. 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