Show I 12— TIm Herald Jawnal Logix Utah Monday Nov 1 1971 Foreign News Comment By PHIL NEWSOM UPI Foreign New Analyst Window on the World: Watt for Nixon: Russia will mark time on any major commitment for nuclear arms limitations when the talks with the United States (SALT) resume two weeks from now in Vienna Hie Kremlin will go on talking but only to gain time Authoritative diplomatic sources say any concrete accord will be left for the Summit talks between President Nixon and the Kremlin leaders in Moscow next May These talks will determine whether an agreement on nuclear arms curbs is possible MONROVIA LIBERIA— William R Tolbert left take tfae oatli at office aa preddent of Liberia an July 23 Shortly after he told Uberlam he had “mountains to climb and glanti to meet” rnontha he hai renamed them (UPI) Ia three Liberians New President who Liberians and he moved imme- tion in agricultural productive MONROVIA Liberia (UPI) ident James Monroe settle- - diately to fix its price and ty A -- Just after he became pres- encouraged the day doesn’t pass without ment warned Lebanese traders ident three months ago Wilsome action some new pledge The Liberian president works liam R Tolbert told his fellow up and down the a major speech Liberians he had “mountains to at the executive mansion West African Coast their Some Monrovians have taken climb and giants to meet" overlooking the domed capitol future was in jeopardy if they After 19 years in the shadow building The legislature is one exploited the people Rice to calling him “Speedy Gonof late Liberian President of the three branches of grows easily in Liberia but in zales" and hope urban improveWilliam VS Tubman the new government established by the 1970 the country spent 397 ment also is on his list The Liberconstitution milium on importing rice from capital is a riotous blend of president —who had been Tubman’s vice president —was ian currency is the dollar and the United States rusted tin roofs swarming Liberia’s problems include a around the occasional modern hardly known to his country- Liberians have names such as men In three months he has “Ike" and “Al” literacy rate of 10 per cent and office block Paved roads The new 58 and reassured and them president surprised barely 1000 miles of paved abruptly become corrugated the father of seven roads Although the national earth tracks leading through Tubman however still casts portly a long shallow in Liberia and it children and a former president average income is 3140 a year the dense green jungle growth member World the 70 per cent of the which covers most of Liberia poses a dilemma for his of the successor Tolbert has said he Baptist Federation speaks with population engaged in subsiswould forgive no one who the slightly stilted language of tence agriculture earns 350 a die moves that Among the lay preacher that he is Tolbert has Tolbert has made was his slighted the late president year or less Tolbert is “disposed" to see pledged to even out income decision to sell the luxury officially proclaimed “Father of Modem Liberia” visitors and he told a recent distribution ocean-goinpresidential yacht Tolbert recognizes the need international rice conference in He also has encouraged a pet acquisition of Tubman's Monrovia he was a rice grower freedom of expression and He halved the expenditure on for economic and administrative reforms in a country with by saying “many may not stirred Liberians into public his own inauguration in Januavirtually no civil service and an know it but I am gratified to debate His promised economic ry He receives ambassadors in average annual per capita indicate that I am a rice reforms include more educa- a business suit unheard of in income of 3140 n tional facilities improved com- almost three decades of producer” Rice is a serious subject with munications networks and inBut how can he make rule when only formal wear would do changes without tarnishing Tub- Tolbert It is the staple food of creased government participa man's image and questioning his policies and methods? When Tubman suffered a hemorrhage after a prostate operation and died in a London Clinic July 23 at age 75 he was a national hero and few even in Monrovia predicted the display of affection he was accorded during the funeral by die 200000 Liberians who crowded into the capital Few Liberians yet know that Tubman after an uninterrupted 27 years in power left Liberia deeply in the red but be- 1 rs queathed his widow Antoinette Tubman a foruuie abroad estimated by official at about $220 million making her one of the world’s richest individuals She could keep the Liberian administration in fimds for nearly four years In a private interview Tolbert used a semantic distinction to tell how he plans to modernize Liberia without detracting from Tubman's posthumous image “All things are relative you have good better and best If Ai former County Commissioner he has gained valuable my administration proves a good one it doesn't mean experience in working with public officials at all levels President Tubman's was bad He knows how to get things done simply & quickly The administration that succeeds mine may be better more innovative” he said In a bold and —according to newspaper comment —popular As a business leader he has learned how to effect efficient move Tolbert dismissed Tubon man's two confidants operations and how to cut costs and how to assign national security C Wellington responsibilities chief of National Campbell Best-man Intelligence and James ex-sla- ed UJL-style- d Security Conference: Vienna reports say the Communist nations may be expected to step up pressure for a European security conference next year The Kremlin feels it found a favorable response to the idea during the Kosygin visit to Canada and the Brezhnev visit to Paris The west long cool to the idea seems to be coming around in the Soviet view and Soviet diplomats have been ordered to push the idea hard The United States is particularly cool— and President Nixon can expect to hear plenty about the conference when he visits Moscow Deserved Reward: Eastern Europe' has hopes for continuing the talks and treaties that have highlighted West Germany’s “ostpoli-tik- ” The tipoff— the uniformly warm reaction from the Soviet bloc to the Nobel Peace Prize for Chancellor Willy Brandt All Communist news media have agreed that Brandt deserved the prize— a salute to a Bonn leader tha would have been unthinkable two years ago tal of Ulan Bator see Russian officers and men on the streets At least one military airbase can be seen from the concrete highway which runs southeast from Ulan Bator to the Gobi desert A western diplomat in Ulan Bator said he believes the Lots of Russians: The Soviet Union continues to Russians may have as many as maintain a large number of 500000 armed troops in Mongotroops in Outer Mongolia in lia a nation of only 12 million defense against Communist population Japanese sources China Visitors to the surpri- estimate the Soviet garrison at singly modern Mongolian capi Zo000 men IF YOU ARE CONCERNED ABOUT THE FUTURE PROGRESS AND DEVELOPMENT OF HYRUM CITY THEN VOTE REPUBLICAN Study Group To Sleet 111 Spain WASHINGTON (UPI) -I- daho Congressman James McClure has announced he will head up a congressional delegation to the International Lead - Zinc Study Group meeting this week in Spain The conference is held each year for all countries producing is scheduled to conlead-zinc- lt clude Saturday McClure who is a ranking member of the House mines and mining subcommittee said he accepted the post because of the importance of the lead-zin- c industry in the Gem State Wendell T Hurren Member of County Zoning Board Temple Offkiator Former isen James 0 Adams Teacher Graduate of USU in landscape Architecture & ' Principle of Sky View Seminary Environmental Planning Planning Consultant These Men Offer An Accumulation of Experience In All Areas Involved In City Government and are Ready To Serve All The People All The Time As City Councilmen! 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There is no more getting rich overnight and no more tales to be told about innocent citizens" said the Sunday Mirror It said Camp- bell and Bestman had used trumped up charges to jail innocent liber ians Another departure was that of Tubman's butler who has left Liberia for the Conary Islands The butler also was the keeper of the keys to the safe of the executive mansion And he was a senator The new President of Liberia speaks with an American accent like many Liberians the descendants of freed American slaves who began settling along the western bulge of Africa 150 years ago too have their Liberians “Founding Fathers” pilgrims who crossed the Atlantic to make their freedom proclamations on “Providence Island" a island in pear shaped five-aca peaceful beside lagoon re Monrovia Liberia is a 43000 square mile country the size of Ohio with a population of 15 million Its capital city of Monrovia nas named after American Pres BECAUSE: Having managed his own businesses he is confident in his ability to stimulate people to their ultimate output BECAUSE: In private business you can't just raise taxes to get more money you iust have to operate more efficiently within the funds available BECAUSE: Having lived here all of his adult life he is familiar with Logan City its operation and its' people BECAUSE: He has had a lot of experience in the construction business and Logan City has lots of construction work He has worked over the years with the light Dept Engineering Dept Street Dept and others He is knowledgeable and can deal in their terms VOTE FOR ACE S You'll Be Glad You Did! 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