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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Monday, July 23, 1973 Dennis the Menaee Libyan Officials Quit Gallup Poll By Hank Ketchain Many Think Nixon Involved in W atergate g Government Posts trjholi, Libyan It c v2l ut (i) - Linv ministers submitted to the ruling innary Command Coum il on Sunday, follow m the resignation ol President Moammar hhadalv, the Libyan news agency anolli-on- nounc'd It Lad that council leaders 4 4 Death Toll Climbs Ulster III BlSLFST (LTI) A young mint and woman weio killed when a bomb m their ur exploded prematurely, a gunman killed a man on a Belfast street, and a British soldier died; from injuries suffered in a bombing, police reported Sunday. It brought to K54 persons the deatJi toll in four years of violence among majority Protestants. minority Roman Catholics1; and security forces in Northern Ireland The soldier was injun'd along with tiu other soldiers in a booby trap explosion last week lie was Cpl Brian Griddle, Ml, an aimy dog handler, a spokesman said Trouble Areas By Dr George Gallup After PRINCETON, N.J. seven weeks of the Senate hearings, the views of the American people regarding Watergate can be summed up as follows: - had also threatened to resign unless Khadafy reversed his decision The agency added that Khadafy will address the country Monday and clear up the present confusion over his resEverything will be ignation. cleared Monday, a spokesman for the agency said The agency gave the lowing account of events1 1. Americans of 4 in the On Friday, in a cable to Anwar PieMdcnt Khadafy restated his lesignation alter the Egyptian leader urged him to call off a unity match by thousands of Libyans into Egypt 'I he agency quoted Khadafys cable as stating: I resigned on the 11th of July and 1 have no inHie formation concerning match into Egypt However, on Saturday, a news agency spokesman said Khadafy was still in power. Thousands ot Libyans demonstrated Sunday demanding that Kli.uiaty icinoin president an council chairman I'gvpt's Sadat, ORANGE PAINT al over him! BELGIUM cities Monday to discuss nomic- and political matters with a single theme: relations between the United States and Western Europe. Remains Secluded On the eve ot the mass rally where he was scheduled to remained speak, Khadafy clo.,eted in the military barracks near the coastal city of Benghazi. It was from the same barracks that he led the revolution which overthrew the Libyan monaichy Sept. 1, Explain Monday Khadafy made a brief appearance on Saturday and said he would explain his resat Mondays i ally. IRA and were killed by one of ignation In President Sadat Cairo, n their ow devices. also scheduled a speech on It looks like another case Monday, to mark Egypts of the IRA using faulty advances since the late Gamal one police source bombs, Abdel Nassers revolution of said. It is not unusual. They 23, 1952. The exact times July have lost more people from of the speeches were not antheir own explosions than in nounced. gunfights with the security Each leader was expected forces. to pay tribute to the other and The bombs in Down Patnck the concept of Arab unity, but damaged a hotel and a restau- beyond that the content of the rant but caused no injunes, addresses was open to specuan army spokesman said. lation Charles de Gaulle came to power, French policy has emphasized French national independence. Supranationahsm is shunned. When the nine ministers decided to discuss other subjects the same day as the council meeting, French Foreign Minister Michel Jobert insisted they do it somewhere else than Brussels. He wanted 'a clear line drawn between the two r..eetings. So the ministers will start their day in Copenhagen. Their main subject is an old one: Can they get together and speak as a unit in negoti- - Bomb Explodes J ixince ha0 several other bombs exploded only a i.B9. short the nearby town of down Patrick, police said the two may have been on a bombing mission for the tinje earlier in all them CARROTS cornin' out! ations with the United States, and if so on what subjects BRUSSELS, Common Market for(AP) eign ministers prepared for Members of the commission separate meetings in two. will not be permitted to eco- The crowds gathered at Benghazi after the failure last week of the sacred march for unity with Egypt. Standing in scorching sun outside the gates of the barracks, ti.e crowd chanted, We are with Khadafy with our soul, our blood and our religion. a minimum The young couple, identified as 'Francis Cunningham and Pajjline Kane, 21, were killed vvhfn a bomb exploded m their car as they drove through Newcastle, a seaside resbrt 35 miles south of Bellas. Both were Catholics Its Common Mart Ministers Op cn 2 Meets Today The meetings were scheduled in Copenhagen and Brussels. The session here was to bs 3 regular meeting of no Common Market Council, the ministers ore going to Copenhagen too because of French wanness about U European relations. The Common Market Council discusses economic matters The French refuse to let the Council discuss anything Coin- else because the inon Market Executive Commission, a supranational body, plays a key role in council deliberations and all proposals for the council piust originate with the commission. army spokesman said an alert that put troops on duty throughout the capital city of Belfast to seal off major trouble areas as well as other measures si curity .spgfial ke the weekend violence to (3 lat- est survey) On July 11, Khadafy resigned as Libyan president , nd couniil chairman His resignation was rejected the same day by the conned and "all the ..lhyan people Restates Intentions attend. Jobert has recently ueeit emphasizmg the importance of security questions. The other ministers are waiting to see if that means he will be ready to discuss such matters as the size of U S. forces in Europe Support for such a drastic course uf action is greatest among yxiung persons (33 pera (47 percent) cent), and Democrats (34 percent). It is these groups, as well, who are most inclined to view Watergate as a senous matter and to see Nixon as involved non-whi- A large majority of fol- cent m the latest survey compared to IS percent in a late think PresiJune survey dent I's.xon shoiud be impeached and removed from the pre tiency continue to believe President Nixon was involved, at least to some degree, in Watergate. Despite the parade of witnesses and the hours of testimony before the Senate committee, views on Nixon's involvement have changed very little in three national surveys over the last six weeks. The latest survey was conducted following John Dean Ill's testimony at the Senate hearings but before former Atty. Gen. John Mitchell took the stand. 2 The public is divided about evenly between those who believe Watergate is a very serious mater, revealing corruption m the Nixon administration and those who dismiss Watergate as just the kind of thing in polities which botn parties engage." Again, views have budged little over the last three m the plnnnmg of the bugging the for removing Support President from office depends on the dcfgree of Nixon's ceived involvement per- . Those interviewed who think Nixon planned the Watergate bugging" from the beginning on the are more than side that he should be impeached and compelled to leave office. However, support for such action falls off sharply among those who think Nixon knew about the plan or believe he but was involved in a cover-udid not plan the bugging One person in three, among those who think Nixon did not plan the Plugging but knew about it advance, believes the Piesident should be compelled to leave office p n s slightly increased num24 per ber of Amencans Should Mixon Be Compelled to Leave Oifiee? 3. A YES NO W 2 47 30 Nationwide Niionpionned buggng Not planned bul knew mi odvonce Found out ond tried to cover up 3 33 g 73 l knowledge ot the No 4 President Nixon with tha Watergate you please toll me comes closest to your own point of view "(Survey respondent was hand ed a card with the four state ments The following table shows the test results and trend concerning cor. lection affair Will which one ; 9 The percentage who see Wvery senous atergate as a matter has increased considerably since an April survey, ocalthough little change has remost three the curred over cent surveys In April 31 percent of the a public said Watergate is revealing matter, very serious adnun-- l corruption in the Nixon inThis percentage tration. creased to 47 percent in early June and leveled off at 4s percent m the late June and early Views on extent of Nixon June June M 32 25 "Whicl of these tvo statements comes closer to your Waterpoult of view about senous gate? 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