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Highs Thursday tower 905. lows touighi mid 66s, Chance of rain, 20 per ceut tonight 1@ Thursday —PRICEON Oil Price Ft 4 Design Sought Bill Veto Expected spokesman said today President Ford still is virtually certain to veio extending oil pnce controls for six months after they expire at the end of vt s Secretary Ron Nessen iethat Ford said Monday there is a 99 and nine-tenths per on chancethat I arm going gistation Nessen House until fate this month and Prize Offered WASHINGTON Representatives from Utah Lake Lions Club offered a $100 savings bond to Provo City Commission Tuesday be t as a prize in a proposed contest to design a cityflag. ale Peterson, Lions spokesman,said his club would like to work with the city in sponsoring a contest for the flag which wouldfly from one of three recently - installed poles at Center Street and University Avenue. Commissioners noted the city'splanning department dene also has offered suggestions for a until it has arrived” Economic Committe: have asked Ford to agree toa simple six-month extension of ihe price curbs to allow time to negotiate a way out of surging gasoline pri In addition, Rep. John f California, the House Q Democratic whip, said a Tuesday sudden price increase in gasoiine in September might be averted if the President will negotiate. Congress refused tu go along with President Ford's plan for phasing outprice controlson oil pumped from domestic wells in lag contest. Planning Commissioner M. Wayne Hillier indicated he will get the ~ two groups together. Commissioners responded favorably io the contest not necessarily for the prize. : production for some time. The administration proposal would let the price of “old oil drift upward over 30 to 39 months Instead, Congress insisted on maintaining the flat $495 a barrel ceiling on thatoil for at Jeast another six months. He said they will be flown there Thursday morning. KUALA LUMPUR,Malaysia expressed pessimism at (UPI) — One Arab country settling the affair. Earlier today the Red Army after another today refused to grant asylum to Japanese Red fanatics, one a woman, Army terrorists holding 15 released 38 of the 53 hostages male hostages aboard a Japan they hadheld in the American Air Line DC8 at the Kuala Embassy since Monday and Lumpur airport and officials were deiven to the airport with 15 male hostages including the U.S. consul general, the Swed- On Avenue Project be about $68.50. Mr. Gamette pointed out thatthe cost figures beautification are estimates and may change. scheduled Thursday at 10 a.m. in Provo City Commission chambers. Property owners who will be United Nations of their respective governments, South Vieinata’s Dink Ba Thi, left, and North Vietnam’s Nguyen ae esatior United Nations headquarters in New York, They expressed their country’s wiilingness to establish normal relations with the United States. (UPE Telepnoto) BULLETIN A protest hearing for the proposed Universi'y Avenue is PERMANENT OBSERVERS at the Van Luu, hold joint news conference at Hearing Thursday project Of Voting Act Signed Asylum Denied KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (UP!) — Maiaysian Prime Minister Tun Abdu! Razak announced tonight that the Libyan government had agreed after daylong negotiations te accept ten Japanese Red Armyguerrillas. He expressed confidence, HO: that the figures will be higher. (Continued on Page 3) ish charge d'affaires and a ‘Texas businessman. The Red Army group had agreed to free the 14 remaining hostages in exchange for five other Red Army criminals freed from Japanese jails anu town to Kuala Lumpur in a Japanese airliner. But Japanese and Malaysian officials said they were not having any luck finding a countrywilling to accept the terrorists and that (Continued on Page3) Racial Charges Outlined U.N. Deadlock On Applications UNITED NATIONS, N. y. Hector Rodriquez, Utah “executive director of La Raza (UPI) — The Security Council Unida,said he is meeting today has reached a deadlock in its with the Grand Jury in Salt debate on the apolications of Lake City to presentaffidavits the two Vietnams and South charging Utah Migrant Council Korea for full membership in in Provo with refusal to treat the United Nations, diplomatic two Indian girls who laterdied. ‘sources said. He also is charging state ‘The sources said the council officials in the migrant met on the applications for organization with misspending more than three hours in funds. private Tuesday afternoon, “We have affidavits where with no progress reported. we find there is more than Council! President Shizuo $12,000 missing, including $800 Saito of Japan said the Councii for a dinner for Bill Bruhn of had not reached agreemeit on the Governor's staff,” Mr. the agenda for today’s meeting, Rodriquez said. scheduled for 3p in EDT. According © council rules, He a a third area for {Continued on Page 3) Secretary General Kurt Wald- involved in the special improvement district may voice protests to the proposed renovation and landscape project between Cenier Street and 20 North, City plans cali for removal of some existing sidewalk which would be replaced with a sidewalk similar to the installation aiong Center Street, A covered bus stop, be receptacles, benches, area. A sprinkling The cost on hoth sides between 109 and 200 North will t heim would have to draw up a provisional agenda which would then need approval by dein, who is in Austria, was being kept informed by telephone so he could draft an agenda, cente:ing on the question whether to deal with the three applications separatelyor as a single item. The United States proposed a package deal on the three sountries — either to admit all three applicants or none —- late jast week, The diplomatic sources said the United States would use its veto power to bar the two eet if the Council refused Ube package. China and the Soviet Union are radically opposed to the adinission of Soutii Korea as a full member. Saito said there was strong opposition to the package within the council, but he did not rule out new ideas for a compromise. Ambassadors Nguyen Van Lauof North Vietnam and Dinh Ba Thi of South Vietiiam both insisted South Korea could become a full member only after ihe withdrawai of U.S. troops stationed there and with the fuil cunsent of North Korea. The North. Koreans have opposed seperate {.N_ membership by the iwo Korean states on the grounds that it would permanently partition the Peninsula. Now You Know oF gz the work heing ee according to Leland Gamette. project ordinator, The front foot cost for property awners between Center Street andi) North is estimated at $59 on the east Side and $51.68on die westside. “The securityof the Republic of Korea is essential te the maintenance of peace on the Korean peninsula, which in tum is necessary for peace and Extension 15 Hostages Held Red Terrorists (UPI) in the event of any “nuclear or from Nine members of the Joint — President Ford today assured Japan on the 30th anniversary of the Hiroshima atomic bomb that the United States will dejend its World WarII enemy conventional”attack. Ford and Japan's Prime Minister Takeo Miki aiso agreed io keep 8 close watch on eee between South — where some 40,000 ist §, troops are stationed ~ and communist government of North Korea. Ford “obviously cannot vetoit Capitol Hill Hosts Premier Of Japan in Capital Talks For City Flag; ie tea °T TEESORY *) TyasSR NF mmandos released absut 30 hosiages. Today fan countries refused to grant asyhim to the yterrorists. (UP{ Telephato} WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Ford, on the 10th anniversary of the signing of the original Voting Rights Act, todaysigned a stightly broadened, seven-year extension of the legislation. “The right to vote is at the security in KastAsia, including Japan,” said a joint announcement issued by the White House after two days of official talks between the twoleaders, "The President assured the prime minister that the United States would continue to defeiise abide the Treaty of Mut gal Cooperation and Security in the event of armed attack against Japan, whether by nuciear or conventional forces,” the statement said, It was 30 years ago today that a B23 bomber dropped an alomie bomb on Hiroshima, killing an estimated Japanese outright 86,000 and breaking the back ef Japan in World War i. toned force” and depends on the might of the United States for protection. “The President, recognizing the Ssof Asia for progress, American system and nothing world peace and must interfere with this very reaffirmed thatPs ‘Uaited States would continue to play precious right,” ford said. Members of the an active and positive roie in congressional Judiciary that region and would continue Committees flanked the to uphold its treaty eommitPresident during the brief ments there,” the White House ceremonies in the White House statement said in apparent reference to American support Rose Garden. "In the past decade the of both Japan and South Korea. Ford and Miki called the voling iights ui millions and millions of Americans have mutual security ireaty between been protected and our system the United States and Japan of government has been “an indispensable element of immeasurably,” the basic international political the _ Ford said. “There must be no structure in Asia question whatseever about the continued maintenance of the right of each eligibie American treaty serves the long term oa in our electoral interests of both countries.”” to Concerning Korea, the fiveotheoriginal law applied page, 13-article announcement generally to blacks in Southern said: states. The new Dill broadened “They nated ine importance its provisions to apply to of the existing security acSpanish-speaking, Indian, rangements for maintaining Asian Americans. and preserving that peace. At Clarence Mitchell Jr., Wash- the same time they strongly ington director of the National expressed ihe hope that ie Association for the dialogue between the South and Advancement cf Colored North ‘would proceedin order to Peale, who was standing behind the ropes with about 190 olher persons, interrupted the ceremonyte thank Ford for his Korean question in the United support of the bili. (Coutinged en Page 3; very foundation of our Miki Says Japan Will Never Acquire A-Arms WASHINGTON (UPL = Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Miki promised on the na aniversary of the 2 holocaust todaythat Hs “will never soquire nuclear weapons.” “A rearmed Japan, or a nuclear-armed Japan, would aly create fear and instability ‘Stong our neighbors," Miki said in remarks prepared for a ‘The first alarm clock was tuncheon speech to the National made in 1787 by Levi Hutchins Press Club. of Concord, N.H., but the time But Miki urged an the the alarm rang each day could anniversary of the Werld War Thi be aiered, Hi atomic blast which took an estimated 80,000 hives in Hiroshima that Japan will continue te strengthen its self defense forces. (See related sigry D. 2}. fie alse said both the Mnifed States and Janan should share a more versatile role in the “reconciliation” of post-Vietnam Asia. “The costly sacrifices of the Americar peopie, and the peoples” of Indochina, have |