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Show I t s Ini Prut Win Bid In Senate s Filibuster Looms On Funds Culoff jpT v Bv the Vxon 1 f Vxrv -V 'i W tlm Senate JL jT administration Mipportets that in weie prepared to filibuster the t 1 , Asrocia?ed Press Vireovoo nud-Jun- Britains are to Princess Anne, 22, married. Couple be Forbes Vssouated Press W nter LONDON rme Primers is Bv Donald and Lt. Mark shown during Royal Rite tne only dauglor of Queen Elizabetn H is engaged to m. rry (avaliy oilicer Ma:k Phdips cmmoret son ol aii Ltjwlistl country squi!' To Unite Bui king! ,un anno-iieu- f Palau tunu ljtsJu limt the 22 eir-ol- d mv wed m Nuumbei. palate sources reported either in where butisli monau.li' have been crowned and mairied tor 000 or m st (.eoure s t hapel e.tt at Windsor I as'le outside London stcr We-tm- m Vbbey Princess . 1 The official announcement said Anne It is uin greatest pleasuie that the Queen and the Duke of Edinbutg announce the betrothal of tlieu beloved daughter the PnntPss time to Lieutenant Mat's Phillips tile queen s Dragoon Guards, son ol Mr and Mrs , Peter Phillips Previous Palace Statements With a Commoner The queen's press seuetury s,.id The Queen and Pnnce Philip, who ha e botli knew n Ll Phillips tor some tune, aie delighted with tile engagement Mine is touith in line to the Bnt'sli tin one Her biothei Pnnce Charles 24 n first m line gether at equestrian events and week end dates m the com trv When Philhps was sent to om the eailv this goons in Geimuny yeat. nne was on the dock to kis' Di a The pi me ess would be the fust of Queen Elizabeth's four cluldicn to nunc The other cluldicn are Pnnce ndrew 12 and Pnnce Ldw uel 9 him goodby That sepal at ion was viewed as p.ut ol a ttadition of keeping loyal sweethearts apart tor some time However, Phillips seemed to get frequent leaves to spend m England and lie and nne both competed in the Badmington horse tiuds last month Phillips is the son of a wealths country squne He met the blonde at tile ls Ohmpits in Mexi- co at a p.utv given bv the British equesti iaii team. He was a resene rider Hie announcement came after Jefferson Set Precedent After two hours of spirited debate Tuesday the Senate vo'ed ,V) to 21 that the provision cutting off all funds for bombing in Cambodia was germane and could be tacked onto a catchall VJ 2 bil bill lion supplemental appropriations pending on the Senate floor Then as Jefferson established a precedent in ielusing to appear as a witness in 1MJ7 at the tieason tnal of Aaron Burr, hut the action did not bmd futute preside nts Such a lurid uitoft had been approvcd to 0 on M.n li bv the Senate ppiopiijiior.s Committee but some Republicans tiled unsuccessful Tuesday to 21 strike the provision toim the spending bill on the ground that it violal d Senate rite's piotubiting the inclusion d legislative policy in appiopnations tolls Speaks Angry Words talk in public at the They event but they vveie at civ seen less than 100 yards apart Phillips was relaxed and signed autographs but the pnncess seemed strained and spoke angry words to phutogi uplifts who got too close did not Phil- r lips spent the weekend with Anne and the local family at thur Scottish home. Balmoral Castle Return to London The queen and Pnncess Anne, along with other members of the family. were returning to London from Scotland during the mjit The marriage of Anne to a moner will raise no eyebrows in Phillips traveled b ck to meet Ins parents who aimed in London (torn tneir countiy home m Gteat sonicr-for(Mure ITull.ps is on nine dav s lea'C fiom his regiment, which is seiving in Get many In M!6 the comBut-ai- late Duke of WincEoi to abdicate as King forced III to ntarrv Vinci lean sociable Mis Wallis W.trlield Simpson a divorcee was Idwurd d Knee membeis (f tne inval family have since received full consent to wed commoners Pnncess Marga ret Pnncess Mexandra and Pnnce Richard of Glnuu stm For months place sjiokesmer de nied report, of a romance bt tween But tine aiid the debonair Phdhps speculation glow as they appealed to Scott I ites Delay of Pennsylvania, the Sue Sc oil Ilu0h ate Republican leader said he was talkmavbe nioie ing abend "delaying a dav than a day tor debate on a matter of seuous importance I have no desire to delay." he said "I am a most amiable and reasonable man, accnichng lo my own biography " During the debate winch attracted a larger number of senatms than usual lo the floor Mike Mansfield of Montana the Senate Democratic' leader charged that the I S was dropping bombs on people with whom we have no quarrel, a reference lo Cambodian civ llians lie also said that the U S has lost nx planes over Cambodia in recent weeks although the Pentagon has iepoited tile loss ot only live bombers Sixteen Republicans oined 29 Demoin voting to make the bombing cutoff germane and to Keep it m the lull crats sena- tors John Towei ol Texas and Roman L lliuska of Nebraska both Republicans contended that d could hamper the Pies iclenl and kissingei in their negotiations with the North Vietnamese Astro Secrecy Stirs Storm Space Bike? Psst, Lets Quit its darn hard SPVCE CENTER. HOUSTON (AP) -Taboaid the Sky lab space station .nay settle in the warm, but livn ble. SOs. officials said Tuesday But then added the crew may have to curtail use of a Me; exercise device important to n,un-i(he space medical studies Officials said astronauts Charles lott-r,.Jr. the space mis'ion commander lull and Dr Joseph P Keiwin made ' protocol runs on the exerciser but said the ptoiedutes may be shortened lnler due to the heat The third crewman Pujl i w worked on the clev n e Mor.d ry J Darn R trd Work sweat a lot work " was kaid of surprised that they flight drec completed the full run v 1. llutchm-o- n (M tm igme tin tor Know vcii.it Me must expn-iv- o extra on a now c.o is'1 That littio asterisk right emped atures d VV 'I 'tl 'aid imagine Tcmpoi aluies hovered around kk to sq whore the exerciser in the compartment was Used Hutchinson said an ahalysts of the tMim.il conditions on the uaft indicates Sky lab is "not gomg to got as cool as we then, 'lit it was going to got 11 s not clear where it is going to stabilize lt looks like its going to bo somewheie around SO de- - TudavV Chuckle aftet the m'torv delivi red pine 1 . . eight or degrees higher grot's than predicted Major Items The heat and the bicycle device wire major items nienliored in an unusual sc cret "operational" conversation Conrad wnb space of'iciuls Such conrequi-steversations aie pormilte'd onlv in limes of an "extreme operational emergency V censoieri version of the uinveisa tion said Com ad expressed doubts that the tiew could ton pleto the full protocol on the biivde a mu lot element in studies of mans adjustment to living in sp.u e The patc' agonev tc fused to release a tianscnut of the conversation bill admit ,r s(T page 2, ( oltmin 10 1 t i Zh-J- r Problem Willi French Nixon Leaves TodayJ For Summit Parley W VS111NC.TON (VP) will seek m talks -with'lesident v nationalistic s.uei liogois reelings he cniounten J dining his visit do not tariv anti Vmeiuan overtones lie said that coutrarv to some news reports thoie was not one hostile act diiected tow aid and set a ltame-wortechnical controversy for building a new I S Furopean Henry A Kissinger said relationship, Tuesday k him during his visit The presidential assistant spoke with newsmen on the eve of Nixons departure for Iceland and a two-dasummit with the French leader at Reykjavik He sr.d lie does not expect final decisions on such issues as trade and the nnmetaiy crisis lo be readied at the talks went to Mexico. Nicaragua Nee Page 8. Column 5 Rogers v w - bnefed Republican and Democratic leaileis on Ills tup french Piesielent (Teorges Pompidou to l.ft the Atlantic debate out of the nit of purelv Nixon I 57th Indy Race 5s Again Delayed - Tue VPOLIN 1ND ( VP) INDI auto race Iml.anapohs was postponed tm a second stra'gbt day Tuesdav because ot ram It was rescheduled bu 1(1 a m f.DT Wednes-daV 57th v The start lour hours is delaved w & of rain Onlv seconds alter the start of the pace lap one car lut the wall tiiggeimg a here, nine-ca- r pileup m which driver on Monday because ith Latin America Emerging from one of the meetings, John Scab. U S ambassador to the L tilted Nations, said Nixon believes the key to a Muleast settlement "is the start of a serious negotiating process, whether direct or indirect, between the parties Scab said Nixon is giving high priority to the Mideast And he stressed that the President believes the most pi actual way to reach a settlement is to follow the November Security Councd resolution. Detail-- , Dajre C- -l David Salt Waltner and seveial spectators were injured Another ram shower alter the crash loited otfiuuls to postpone the race until 10 am Tuesdav The drivers completed the pace lap Tuesdav morning but rain again halted the actual stait The posponement came ot Dually at 2 47) p nt , 25 minutes after Chief Steward H.trljn Fengler told the crowd of more than 175 000 over the 17 (ounril Charts Debate The Secuntv Council will open debate on the Muleast situation next week, and Scab said the Imted States would oppose any efiort to substantially alter the 1967 resolution address, system- - We have a very dangerous situation here The public track Secretary of State William P Rogers reported lo Nixon on his just concluded Latin American tour and also sale estimated is not Vn ummed into 300 000 the pc Speedway rsons on VIonduv y Commander Formally Accuses Eight of Collaborating With Captors Ex-PO- W W ASHINGTON V commander (AP) of U S prisoners of war formally accused eight young enlisted men Tuesdav of col laboratmg with the North Vietnamese while in captivity Col Theodore VV Guy filed formal charges against the five Army men and three Mamies, alleging their misconduct while lie was the senior Ametican in a POVV camp outside Hanoi known as the ' Plantation The Pentagon has followed a general of allowing the issue of alleged misbehavior among the 7 Mi retut ned null taiy FOWs to die quietly policy (Copv light) I special Wlnte House counsel iiloi1 mini Vltv Ruhanisiii Mnnil.iv (ii'ii Hliol mv estimate the souue o to tne mjt Post s rc pOlt relations Henry A. Kissinger Defends Wiretaps on Stalf 'ii -- Hi bar dt ase loit.ub'd special Wu Vrilubalil fox to ex IiU.iie p; iisei titi-Houses Virv seveie j ess the Wink i sad comet n lining that M e Page 2, 1 ulunin 4 i On the day befme his departure .xixon held a series ol meetings on foreign policy issues langing fiom Ihe Vietnam and Middle East .situations to U S If the bombing fund cutoff survives m the final legislation, as .seems likely with the test vote Tuesday, it would be the first tmie that both houses of Congress had cleared a measure indicating opposition to continued military activity m Southeast Asia After Ihe vote a few Republican Senators said that they wanted to engage in extended debate" on the bombing cutoll which had been pioposed by Sen Thomas F Eagleton they denied Ilia! anv lihbuster was planned, although extendi (j debate is a euphemism fot a Senate lilihu-k-- r atguing against the piovision it dm g The House passed a similar spending bill containing a less sweeping cutoll ol funds foi bommng m Cambodia cm May lr. d Ihe Piisideiit is scheduled to leave VUI , n fence Base Andiews near about Wednes Washington lliuht to Iceland day fot the The pending bill appropi l.ies f'mets tor vaimus fedeial departments fm tlm tisc at yeai etulnv lime 50 ami if the Senate completes work on it within a few days the measure still will have to go to a Senate House conference is or ii tll to take ap wi'b the a.m of seeing h pj i n a. am Rit'. til'tri w liteiuu'o ..c"o Presidents Frank! u I'n ut r.l Ihs ses s i.rant were .i'io'uI tor Imim'-anc aiiiage li allic v ioi.rn s P a Ziegler sod J I hi! 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The outcome is more likely lo be a genet il sense of duection than detailed solutions said Kissinger, Nixons chief foieign allaiis adviser To Depart Wednesday 111 Lor months, right up until jurt before the announcement, palace spokesmen vv ere dismissing reports of an imminent engagement as "pure speculation puncess 24, Phillips, event. riding VVn.ir The questions arose ag un after a storv in the Washington Post quoted h d eial pioseiutors as telling Justice De p.iilment suj.eiiois there n lustdii utmn tor culling the' Piosiden! belore the led eial gland tin v Ziegler called the storv a shocking and irresponsible abuse of airlbontv on the pait ot the teller al pioseculois it it is true ngler s.nd the White House has ordered an investigation ot what he lermc'd a leak of mtormation dealing with a grai d pit v investigation Nothing in the Constitution grants im mmntv to a piesietent He mav be summoned to court and is liable to at rest bombing fund cutoff at least lor a few to delav its passage until alter Henry Kissinger. Nixon s chief negotiator and le Due Tho Hanoi s chid negotiator. moot on Jime h m what is expected to be tceir last session of the cut rent round of t ilks aimed at achieving a stneter obsei vanee of the ietnnn ceasefire agreement It also could delav final congressional approval d a cu oft in funds !m the bombing until the heavy monsoon season ai rives in Cambodia, usually about which could restnet Ann! icon bombing runs anyway 2 Hours of Debate dax s X Ri'i,h.d lli's sIIINt. ION Tie Wuler-g.i'in judicial tor I ccni vostigutois will tut no kstimenv from Pi i sklent Nixon himself the White Hou soul Tues day Wt feel it would be const .tution.illv s.iul Press Sccretuv inappropriate It would no violoice Ronald L Aegler to Hie s. p.iiut.on of powi'ls " 7n Jer su'd the bun appl.es to sworn tespnionv rniormal statemi'iits and wnt ten responses to 'vritten questions oi k 1 Theme were indications, however F VV Richard L Madden imes New s W riter WVMIINGION Opponents of the I S bombing of Cambodia won a key test on tne Senate floor procedural Tuesday in tilt ir ettort to cat off funds for the air war V Ham Vs'Ociatt'd Bv New ( vn .Nixon W out T estifv atergate Case War Critics Nf V 1 Torture Resulted Gay, of Tucson Vriz. has said that some POWs obtained special privilege" In tillu the North Vietnamese of the activities of the other prisoners In some cases other POWs were tortured as a result of the alleged collaboration, ac folding to Guy Guv filed a number of charges mduii other serviceman who he thinks has bro ken the U S code of military justice Guy's charges must be weighed by tin seerctanes of the Vrmy ami Navy whe will determine it a will be convened rm Identifies 5 and Young to Fitzsimmons General pital. Denver Late Tuesday the Vrmy idenkfied the five Army men as Spec 4 Michael P Blanch 26 of Highland Heights. Kv . S Sgt Robert P Cheiiowctli 25 of Portland. Ore . Sgt James V Dah Jr of Brooklyn. NY : S Sgt King D Raytoid V 27. cf Chicago. 111. and S Sgt John Voting. 27. (, ray slake 111 Spell Out Charges In a brief summary of the charges, the Vrmy said all live Vrmy POWs were accused of alleged cooperation with tlr captors . . . including accepting preferential treatment, communicating with the enemy and seeking political asylum fioin the ofhtials of the North Vietnamese army In addition, (lienoweth and Young were charged with an additional violation by constructing model aircraft for U'e by the North Vietnamese army m conducting target practice for their soldiei s court-marti- The Army said all are on convalescent leave, with Branch assigned to Ireland Army Hospital Ft Knox Ky . thenow-etto Letterman General Hospital. San Francisco, Daly to Patterson Vrmy Hospital Ft Monmouth, NJ. and Rayfoid h The decision on whethei to summon r court martial will rest with the com mancler of the nulitaiy post where llu men are currently assigned In filing charges, Guv acted under a provision of military law which peimik anv snivel to file charges against anv straints '8 The Inside The Tribune Tribune Telephone Numbers, Page five Army men also were charged with failure to obey an Older to stop all forms of cooperation and collaboration with the enemy " This order was said to have been issued by Air Foice Maj Edward W. Leonard of Wmlock. Wash, between August 1971 and Mulch 16 of this year when th 7 were released A-- 2 i is charged w ith disrespect to Leonard some tune during October 1971 B Kavanaugh and Ria'e are on convalescent leave from the Navy hospital al Camp Pendleton. Calif Elbert is under treatment at St Albans, N V Naval Hospital p to Commander Vrmy otticials said that since they were on convalescent leave, they were not obligated to check in daily and were flee to move about without any re- at the camp " ing aiding the enemy , failm e to obey or ders and conspiracy The three Marines charged were Ngt Vbel L Kavanaugh, Westminster, Colo. S Ngt Vllonso K Riate. Santa Rosa, Calif . and IM Frederick L Elbert, Jr, Brentwood. N Y I Hos- i Rdnnt-dFr- Blanch was Banquet denied President Nixons Section ; tion Page Section (.1-16- Scars 24 WcdncMlav's Foreca-- t Sail Lake City and vuin.tv lv fan is on lt,e some D 4 w Geneial aiming Weather map POVV permission to banquet last Thursday V White House spokesman said Branch declined an invitation and that his pl.ue was assigned to somebody on a waiting list The Manr.es did not furnish any slim lar summary concerning charges against their tu- - men ac cused bv Guv 0 |