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Show w ol. 207. No. Salt Lake Cit Ml U.S. Air Assaults illtain ( laiijupie as'lingUm Ill'! Sep. lee VllXu in .implants ir. W I I S laetical sorties bv t h.r.e peiien! since l.iV week n " tli'el'ee.l Mcl'dav. Blit the denied Hint u.e Mr 'Force stepping i;p bnnOi'i'a ranis ai antm-pe'iiint t!ie i d!i.Ti"Umcill nianeatei' i!i uvaitf ni all Vheriean war aid m Inijnelaiia a'i-- b t,mboiiia m lea as VI s I I.EMENTE. C M.IF ( Ul -he Western While House mistakenly Nixon President ;ei:ioiirt ed lh.it signed a bill on Sunday to in, lease SecllI It v beuellls bv a t, pencil on .liix 1. presidential Pnss Sene l. ,rv Ronald 1. Ziegler said Mondav TEL UI I ( P) - L' etfii 'e The number ol serl.es daily s Inder persistent questioning at tagon bneinig. Beecher refused a Pento dis- close the maximum number ol sorties flown daily since the air was increased in the middle week. However, lie said, "most IlUir.bi fs I e seen have been m .(Ills '' Mon. was killed early Sunday tactical He said the decision to By Ken Dav w hw iiome m the Washington suburb nt Chew Chase. Md other top Israeli officials and six U S Embassy military attaches were at the airport to pay tribute to Mon. a combat Israeli-rawai Ispilot during tile raeli Mirage jet escorted the t S. plane in a landing, an honnt guard saluted the cornu and a labbi chaplain recited a psalm ask tig Cod to punish he e l! cues " I x and Israeli oiliciaK said there was no positne evidence that the Palestinian guerrilla moemnt was responsible tor gunning down Alon An FBI source in Washington said a rental car was the object of a nationwide search, but this was only one of many lead' in he case l7 light-colore- d lv an' will) ol Us members, NEW 'H-- The c a see Page ' f neighbor's I, A Bv David Hess Knight News Writer W AkHlXGTUX President Nixon's economic cuntrols have endan-geiothe nation's lood supply and could lea'1 to chrome shortages and rationing, the Cost of Living Council "as loid MorJav vs f t ' piograms called tor a rapid end to the of flexible arid establishment J guidelines that kep a lea'll on prices while aging larmers to pimlnee mote Most fietve PI ,i'o When asked il .special presidential counsel J Fred Buhardt was representing the White House position when in a recent interview lie described Dean as "a confessed felon." Ziegler said that he was speaking "as counsel lor the White House " Ziegler said "the President will not appear betore the committee and will -- .1. .1. ( apt. A'S m for blue-eye- her " By KaHiy Beg'ev Knight News nler At least iiuo p, i soil' weie cammed into the caud t'oici o! Philadelphia's ni'i "luji rise ciiinniimilv mausoleum and nolii(l had complex" oven died r . i Mis Helen ID'lh.hild Rlnuiberg was a UHe aboul Hut dis.qi-pointe- "We did wnot to i.'.le to encrypt mi tl.c o, i ' Mrs Bill aibni' ted glumly Ba mmi .i n't ' have 'Ng 'zr In case you haven I heaid. the center 1' tbe city's lab's! piesRge address Koi a mer, 'I Hill UK biding Ullblles yog ll tail live liiere b'levri vou're dead. ih.,t e rd'.mbrie has iniis'ed 'I million Sim e Mrs 1.udy hi' 'hlee-Ulo- l "( ome in ill ink " sill m sbo (inn tor lood eoilipleX another '2 and liquor tor the well worth il d She was wearing bright aqua bun die" ami trail mng 'lines 'll. think we should gi ' cm Ilia! like a" a1 llnng 'he 'old ' H's so goidi'h ' queied I p.,!' u.,s come in have a told e;ic ll gllesj Press lor tleeasion next to tin' small the nieiuoi ml c hop'd two barienib'i's ere lev ''lily tinkling tee enbi's ,,ml mixed dunks lot pouring giesis lie guest', loo. had a uis'.il mglv dressed bi the High! m vv O, evi-ryt- l Mi's Blunb'Ug 'll, Hum. a!'" 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Ziegler said. want to limit it to that " of liog-br- performing as a grandmother in her .Mis Nearly three million mints ol her wartime pm up p! o veie di'trib-utedmostly to '.I' vim posted Hiom in ban arks or at mil tin" i in loot lockers c He 'aid that there were "a number w.ns he can 'peak out on this s'.ibioct " Costs Exceed ( riling Price In the taim sector, because ot tngn er teed cost' and irucn price', there lias been, in the period ot the li'eee. art alarming increase in the sknrghier ol t ealHe. laver hens and dairy riling 'lock, and even the ouiight lion ot humlieds ol thousands m broiler elm ks bv farmers bet aii'C the ,. Mists ot raising the animals exceois liuig price " 'I his 'laughler. Dean idu i'M tmi toml pro o o'.lv will ti igger si,o! li.l es but also wnl lead lo long tango 'iiiu'ta.os that (ould bung r.,',on'ng the and beauly 'Ull got cheers niillioti-dollalegs while Fasy-gmn- shapely, Nanette No. No. Nixon the Ziegler's announcement speak out on Watergate alter the congressional committee recesses in Angus! was the lust time that the While Hoii'i lias said Hally that the President will reply lo Senate teslininnv will The lood milii'ti'x w lacing a cri't' unprecedented pronortiim.s." said R Hal Dean, hoard chairman of RaMon Purina Co 'Inventories ol pt messed foods, par tuulaily canned triut' and vegetables, are aheaclv lower than at ani Fmo during the past two decades Aus-liali- in Explores Avenues Attv. den Elliot L Richardson loid newsmen in Washington Monday he has explored several avenues the President might take to respond te Watergate testimony Rut he said he has not been asked for ins lecommondations nor has he ottered a in Nixon ' she underwent tieatnient at xt John's last May and was readmith d iast Friday She also wax hospitalii'd m May 1"72 and vvu' forced to cancel a Melbourne, appearance priate1 o So Many People Make Ashes IUW Mill Ziegler roitei aid that the President will not appear betore the Water gate grand jury, repeating the While House contention that such an appearance would he constitutionally inappro- What is needed m stiong action to educe demand bv culling government spending or liv raising taxes." he said We preh'r lo eul spending " Kuhtess and otliei mdus'rv 'Ookesmen u 'I'ted that the higher pi ice' lanTief' ae.il pimessors have been getting for llieir products have been largelv olisot by rising costs Monica enn-um- of executive branch " Fullnikamp " 111 food sellers were telling the ("mmittee that the price treee has p'.aeil unlair and intolerable cost bur-- , dens on them, renreseiilalives were complaining ilial they have iv.o lied ll.o "bro.,king point ' on pm os widow V Pub-,- Il lia- - l.iiVcl he said lo curb demand lor lood. which "lies at the hear! ('1 the rising pric es K uli U said the "basic cause" ol nidation caono! he dealt with soldi bv pi u e controls Miss (Irable. a pelt blonde smgmg and (lancing star whose 42 movies grossed Hi' and more Ilian slim million m Hie Hill's died at S Johns hospital m Sanla While ovcimI her bus at his burial on no! respond to a specific request to appear m such a torum to di'CUs.' Ibe mailer because he tools lie has the responsibility to maintain the prerogatives of the Rescues liostages p '1 i a Ziegler said that Nixon was not aware bv FuEirdt before it was made - Predict (ontimtiitg Spiral At the same tune, mam spokesmen in belli the industry and consumer camps predicted a lonlmumg spiral in loud prices due mamly to spot shortages and openly wondered whether the administration i' capable ol managing the nation's economy. and consumers lunuh producers a.ieocl on some points, hey aKo staked on no! a dear hue ol demarcation oth"i s Hag that Ziogloi liiled oul any pioss conlerenee until that time and continued lo decline comment on Iho tostimonv ol inrnter While House counsel John VV. Dean 111 or any other vv one." ol the slatement F LIF. ( M'l SkNTA MONK Betty (irable. World War II pm-ugirl lamed tor hei beautiful leg', died Monday of lung cant et Mie vv as ')ii e would cm oui toed ltd a i Beltv Grable, DiesS of Cancer blm-toi- k.isaiintiji, ,! Speaking as ( nun set GI Pinup Queen, y Snub a former phase of tbe hearings ends that Nixon would speak oul - ! ' ( alter the Watergate .. "u- " if, S if I. Blasting the lreoe as a 'political response to a public concern." Mnencan farm Bureau Federation President William J Ktihlexs said U "h;.s created more problems than U sob os " industry spokesman said he spenlie as Jo bow soon be M ' ! ' ' ' olumn 2. ( not t1 , V 't i ' Food Industry Raises Warnings Of Future Shortages, Rationing and consumer .spokeshe council's bmd advisory committee to deliver g attacks on the price treee aid i'ii earlier administration economic PI.W ER ' & i Police said the capture came aitoi the two com ids had shaken pursuing police and walked into the Thomas Xiedenmer home m the village ol ould lieialetl Stories (inc by one he dropped them to the giounil without inrun Thou. Fnllenkump clanged in! o the front bail ooni where the escaped con-viIs held Mi1' Xicderm'er hostage One convict vv buled with a rule I ulb'iik.ir o slapued the gun irm his hands 4 ho ooinict iorko,i mu a hand Suspects I (ten! il id! Ti.e arrested men were ldenMied il' Robert T. Hershberger. HI. o Muon. Ohio, and Richard W' Osborn, ill. o! Newark. Ohio The Pentagon .specifically denied that there is any connection between the tactical bombing rise and an agreement reached Friday between Congress and President Nixon to end all U.S. military operalionx in Indochina by unless Congress approves an extension. I Fulienkamp climbed up a television antenna tower and crawled through the window into the bedroom containing the Medernuer children elided a cha'i Hurt had a with prison escape ami in begun which a deputy silent! was haled ui eit his ear collated with a trio k There is a variety ot considerations that go into it and not all of them can be answered in this building." Beecher said "The commanders in the field have the authority to react to a tactical situation and they are so doing fighter-bomber- (.apt Il Situations It is also denied that the emphasis on tactical air activities reflects an opinion voiced last month by Dr. James R Sehlesinger. the new defense secretary, that the extent of B72 use is a legitimate question, and that tuere could be some further reliance on smaller by a father ol nine children culminated when he overpowered one of the convicts, who was armed with a rule and a pistol, police sold. They said the second man was captured without resistance. Food W White a The presidential highway patrol spokesman g.ne this aec ouU of the capture I ulle'ik.tii'p. commander o! Buev-rip.u ml ili'tnet. eioinheci beiiaid a tree at the Niedemuer home to try to talk the h iled-uconvicts into surrender He noticed live children peering thiough the window into Hie bedroom unguarded ( limbed I p lower is the who Moreover, lie said. Communist activnear Phnom Penh had become "heavy" and enemy units were attempt ing to seal off key supply road-- , so, h ;,s lb uiie' 4 and 5 lactical invasion one-ma- n rullenkamp. .1 and uotilieil police Imm telephone man trooper, before Fa-PO- Jury Vppearance I'he spokesman repeated earlier state-meni- s that on (oNstiiulion.il grounds the President would not a'lpoar before the toiloi.il gland mu investigating the Wall rgalo all. ai Exact lv how Nixon ini ends to com men! on the W.itcig.itr scandal si ill has not boon delei mined. Pie's Secretary Ronald Ziegler said New Washington m north-eenlr,.- ) Ohm Mrs XiedeimuT ami live ol lmr children uetc held laplive. police '.ml bill .1 sixth clilid escaped ummlieed Press Writer W.WnXtFION. ollln towering Ohio highway patrolman nimbly climbed into the upstairs n a besieged home Moml iy where he res caul a motile! and her five children liotn two escaped convicts. said ity ouside ! But Nixon will not appear liebue ibe lonemltee because of tbe piemgatives ol I he executive bunch, nor meet mbirmal Officer Nabs Escapees , Frees Hostage Family activity ol last of the the low "When the weather opens up and you can see your target, it makes sense to optimize that advantage." said Beecher Dayan talked to newsmen at Lod Airport during the sorrow ml arri'.al el the I S V.r T'orte jet carrying home the body ol lie slam attache. Col. Yo'cf !un. accompanied by Ills weeping widow ann three children Cl. 1. Ml. NT K. CM. IF Free dent Nixon will speak out aboal the Wa tergale scandal when the Senate Watei gate eonmiiliee tompletes 11, a turicil House spokesman said Top committee members have said they would like the resilient to come before their panel m Daring RtMiu al Home operating m Cambodia lias increased trnm an average el nl In 'somewhere ill the 2lWs" according to William Beecher, deputy assistant defense secretary tui pubhe atUirs The number of raids by B72 bombers has remained constant .at about an 1o in a day. Beecher said fighter-bomber- He promised to strike at the teirorisi-"wherev- er they are" until they are wiped oui. implying a possible -- tepup m the shadowy war Kraeh and Palestinian agenis base been waging since the Munich Olymmc games last year phase (f Us probe, probably earlv ilie White llotiso s,,n; Moml.iv - SN Bill Sot Sot untv reeip. ells don I it will President have to worn i NlXoli's approval as as tin bill c'iiv i's lie e. Ziegler said ol an Israeli air attache in oi Fram es l.evvi'tc Pi ess u rim r By I up the raids was made by commanders m the field on the basis ol weaher conditions and tactical strategy murder Wa,;!.! g ii bn! l.a'ti 1 been signed. Ziegler ami attributed the mistaken an- nouncement to contusion in the tmal act .mis n Congress heice in summer Reluxes Disclosure Vi'.i.hit'i Mu'be Dayan vowed Monday H.a! I'lael will liquidate t!.e Pali 'llliintl tUTori'S lie aid mil't hat been behind 'b- - 'lie said The increase in the number o an strikes ua atnbuted by a Pentagon spokesman to a bleak m the monsoon rainfall and the .Mr Fence's response in ai eelerating enemy ground actrily ncm he Cambodian capital ol Phnom IN nh Pc-Jigo- Israeli Yom : Y ipe Oul T errorists : I tVCO'S By W .July .Nixon to Bill ?Sot Signed But Sixon If ill In Cambodia in Week Up 50 W rtali Ttu's(la. Morning . 1 keen a' d he-- astefut e erxtnmg irt bee,, ue - ii,"',', ',! S ,i( s , 'r I.,-- ' 2 ( oiaeeij ohm a I |