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Show Vol. 207. No. Salt Lake City, Utah 121 Monday Morning August trice 1173 K?. IYn ( puls New Watergate Probe Bee Bam Washington star tV. W SH1 Vil ON Kalb V-w- s i to- campaign financing pol.tuu! almtjgp aid espionage (or ihrtc truks j special White House incest gations mi't known as the plumbcrs - a- -d P-- it memb"r new federal si an J j in w.'i hi eGabl-io- d Monday to cnrisidei and ait on alniO'1 the entuc Wa'crgatc- scandal outside of the actual Watergate but yinr; and number of grand Junes around the country all eddy ate looking into cases v hich fall under these general catogoues and must of these vvi'l be abowed to con tmue Cos will continue to keep an ece on them. - The new jury was requested last month bs Watergate .special prosecutor Archibald Cos and since then members of Coxs office trace made it clear thee intend to use the jure for four of the fice task forces Cos has established But parallel and ecen duplicate investigations might be undertaken here Thus persons under incest igation or indictment elsewhere might also become t.ngets of the new jure Although other areas of interest might be added late- - (.os has groups wo'king on the Watergite case the Intcrr.itional Telephone & Telegraph ( orp (ontrocer The grand jurors elected Mo.idai will seree an Is month term hollowing are some things thee will be -- 1 1 Die rcgu'ar grand jure organized h rt l't7J h.is had the incest ga.on into the Watergate bugging ami breuS-ip umspn.uc conspiracy and the cove-usince the beginning and for the moment it appears That this bode wd! leiain on Jane 1 'TW Kepublcan national concen'ion in return or a facer a'i'e di position of time lechi.i! antitrust the g,ant con a.vi-is- t silt- - tlen pendn-- S c liowecer (.ox oFice has jurisdiction over posable acts of perjury committed during the hearings of the Special Wa'eigate ( omrmttee t (i r Senac o ttc i V ' - & Mitchell Klemdienst has been sus pectid of tuning lit-- under oath at the heatings a suspicion bol acted two weeks ,i.n be the d'sc Insure of a memo f;om ore top White House aide to another irdi- - oirnrr . (,en John W x T x w The fust older of business fur the new grand jury a Cox spokesman said laM wook will bo allegations of ci nun..! con dint sun minding 111 s aleged I 71 xpr Page 4, ( nlunin Ij X "' ' t Be Associated Ihess The Arab gocernments to adopt effectice measures against Pel Acic The dailc meets Monday in an urgent session to debate Israel s attempt to kidnap Palestinian guerrilla leaders by pirating an Arab jetliner and forcing it to land in Israel L N Security Council he ef Akhbar said the fcctice weapons" acailable to them for the battle against Israel Arabs must us? I S Ambassador John Scab councd president for August, called the meeting Sunday at the request of Lebanon ocer whose territory the Iiaqi plane was intercepted on its wav to Baghdad Lebanon sought the meeting because of the gravity of the incident." said Lebanese spokesmen at the United Nations Newspapers Ask Boccott Egyptian newspapers called on the truted Nations to impose a boccott on Israel to force it "to put an end to its crimes which are spreading chaos to the international community Isiaeh jets stieaked into Lebanon Fn day night and inter cepted the aircraft chartered by the Iraqi airlines with a Lebanese crew, and forced it into Israel The 74 passengers and eight crew members were questioned for two hours by armed Israelis before the airbner w as allowed to return to Beirut Israel at first refused to disclose its motives for the piracy but Defense Minister Moshe Dayan later admitted the interception was mounted to kidnap four Palestinian guemlla chieftains, including Dr George Habash, head of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine Security Precaution Worked The Israeli plot faded because the guerrilla leaders had changed flights at the last moment as a routine securitc precaution The Cairo press blamed the United Slates for the incident and called on The sue 'et Union a naioi Aiab al'y. the Israeli opera- "stronglc condemned Vi ant More Work Astronauts Get With Program HOUSTON (AP) -Skvlabs astronauts explored the Amen (an Southwest with space camuus San dav and said thev e got the hang ol things enough to do more work STAGE CENTER During the photo run. astronauts Alan Bean. lack R Lousma and Dr Owen K Garnott gathered data on California Nevada. New Mexico and Texas They took pictures of mountairs. forests, and deserts for studies on water and land Use. farming and geologv L Were gonna whistle over this desert and grab some data on it." said Lousma as the spacecraft passed over the Smoke Creek Desert north of Reno Nev The photo pass crossed ,v er Harlingen, in South Texas extended across the Gulf of Mexico and ended in South America turn and i haractened it blatant air as pi'acv - May Bring Price Rises 'World Hun t Agree will hardlv woi Id incident was mixed Some persons in the 'Meet told newsmen the government had or! offended public opinion Others defended tne Israeli straleev 'as to protml the count iv fiom guerril attacks la Ru' Shaked said the Israeli pilots would object if the vvoild pilots organua tion tried to condemn Israel and not the Palestinians Peres Minister Shimon Transport defended the move, saying Israel had He acted against Palestinian pirates criticized foreign government for "frivolously freeing Arab guerrillas caught cam mg out terrorist plots of their ow n Bar Termed In likely Slav Beef prices for example- remain fro on for another month a! the hvcK last Mai eh 29 bv the Piesnlent Gasoline and nthet oil and oil pioduct pntes remain fioen until next Monel ex ouncil because the Cost of Living has not written Phase 4 regulations for the oil industry yet Large companies, those with annual sales of more than $100 million must contact the government 30 days ur advance before raising a price The Internal Rev enue Service, which is the enforcement and compliance arm in Phase 4 as rt has been in previous phases and freezes is gding for a deluge of prcnotificalion forms Mondav Increases Delayed a result, companies will - For 12 years the AAmdmill offered burlesque, demure by modern stun dards, to its public until m 14 it was converted into a movie theater show ing sex films Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban said in Rio de Janeiro that a now war in month the Middle Last is unlikely at 'his time 'I he steel industry and Ihe automobile But he said Israel would win again if See Page 5, Column 2 war of the a there were 17 icpeat A long and actors, line of Bri'ish comedians including Peter Sellers. got 4- business there their start Four of its more recent girls, led m show singer Polly Perkins a Windmill nude when she was li. are trying to lame enough monev to buy out the lease from millionaire cinema owner Laurie Marsh bv s a dvml it4 vi M k: Polly, now 28. Iris Chappell. Adole want to bring back to the Windmill the old follies-typirvues that giaced the Windmill Mage Hopps for Help 'AAe hope we can lame He money," Polly said "A lot of the old Windmill guls are doing well and some of them married well Wc hope wealthy fans and some of the stage door johnnies w ill help us nut "I think we could put on a damn have good show too All the girls We spoken to are very enthusiastic want to preserve the Windmills name " she said I he theater opened in 19,12 offenrg nonstop burlesque and revues fm about 12 hours a day Porfuimanips continued dunng an raids, even as blit bombs brought plaster down from the ceiling Tne theater adopted the motto Wc never dosed" which wags converted into We never clothed fornell, and Pat Patterson e the nudity nf those days was compared to the permissive 1970s Girls could pose in the buff only if they didn't move a mti'de But chaste An estimated 10 million men and women patronized the theater until it became a cinema a decade ago They went mostly to see the guls Hie comics weie regarded a' fillers until the next set of legs appeared Xoramhlf for Spats Ihere was al.vav' a s( ramble fm to get a better the front row .As these seats were vacated view the men in the row behind would clamber over and oeciip., them in a sort of steeplechase a of at Aeal sbnu, southeast When the societx permissive brought grinding strippers whose acts t moved beyond of the fered and raw nuditv in full color ,.t the corner movie ho,-- e the Wind n .11 s crane r, V eila an Dirrm, sold toe th Piter "I m terribly touched by' this wave of emotion from the former Windmill girls. Mgs A an Damm said adding a wish the girls will succeed in reviving the follies . c, - Former Ferkins, Windmill dancers Adcle Cornell Iris Chappell. Polly and Pat Tatterson meet in Windmill London Theater Wv A , OC is & Press the discuss reopening revues. for Follies-lyp- to e A ireptOlO 'v Ihnom Penh, taken following I A jooo'pd reobo y iliage was .S. air strikes. U.S. Warplanes Race Against Bomb Cutoff By George Esper Associated Press Wnter erty of the Cambodian Communists - US PHNOM PENH. CAMBODIA warplanes, flying some last missions before the congressional bombing cutoff, Phnom Penh with bombs Sunraids that jolted the day in dawn-to-dus- c it k v While attention focused on the fate of this rolugec-svvollecapital of lu million, Communist fmces opened a new attack to the north along the law road junction the of Highways u and 7 Ihev distuct capita! of skoun with heavv attacks that forced gmc imnent troops to abandon sonic- po'tltons The move appealed aimed at strangling the ptov metal capitals of Kompong Lham and Kompong Thom, Hready cut off on tht norther n front Skoun is 4s miles noi thea-- t of Phnom Penh n peoplp to the In Tam said government trooos can protect the people after the American bombing halt AAednesday but "we must be careful about the enemv trying to build weapons caches and trying to infiltrate the citv Theie arc of rebel sapper units aheaciv m the city Col Am Hong chief spokesman for the Cambodian command, reported several caches of weapons have been uncovered in the citv - Asked about Hv Wednesday bombing deadline Cambodian Pienuer In lanr said. lho end of the I X bombing is because President not a big muMei Nixon said he wil hup our republic forevc i " -- men '1, Iking to m-dunng a visit to th" mu them defense line In lam tie dared it would be' a loss of face foi the American people tf the Americans aban and "delivered dom'd Cambodia the hb- - Agents to Scan Records of Agnew Today New Anrk Times Service Federal agents are BALTIMORE scheduled Monday to begin digging into the records of Vice President Agnew s two years as Maryland governor, with testimony expected to be5 presented to a special grand jurx in Baltimore Wednes-dav Cambodian Leaders Appeal for Peace PHNOM. PUNK ( AVRODIA (AP) -t The Cambodian apiie.i- d Mondav for a peace- - vith homu and r n! block accus-- d the North govi-m-ii- e tuween negotiatim s mg the ritnom the Penh regt-nand the hhmet Rou-gommunist led ( atnbodian insiit gents ( appeal came two davs befote an bombing is to end Xpeaktng to a news lonfenmcc as American jets droned overhead and the thud of their bombs shook Phnom Penh s buildings. Minister of Information Sum 'idmm said Ihe Aim t ic 'AAe would like to Slave peace with honor AAe will fight on for a just peace and to tit fend our count rv " ; me rpintiune insiue rfVi Tribune Telephone Numbers, Page 2 w'-a- , t A (umbodiun soldier deans 1 , -- HO biai-kete- price increases by big be delaved at leas) a 9 Four former LONDON (AP) nude chorus girls with a soft spot foi nostalgia are trying to revive a relic the old AAind of London nightlife mill Theater that defied Hitler s blit and delighted GIs m World War II with nonstop burlesque if JF'ltr How Much Sold The Old Bard Never Trod These Boards f '4 4 - - Whethu and how much a businessman tan laise prices Mondav depends parMv on what iie sells but m.indv on how much of it he sells As The astronauts who earlier in the mission had trouble keeping up with the schedule asked for more work Sundav. their Ibth day of a record space i- - i'N - Israeli Pilots Disapprove Tim chairman of the Israeli Pilots Association A ithak ShAed said his group disapproved of the action since the pi'nts are fignt-nnonstop against air piraev and interference with civilian aviation " &' Freeze End Rv James L RowoJt agree to Washington Tost Wilier suih atrocities Israels perpetrating W AXH1NGTON The puces of manv gros-l- y trampling on international law tan up Mondav as 'lart products going com and freedom oi air travel wiote most of the economy slips out of the mentator Georgy Dragunov for the gov- Wl day price freee and inlo Ph so 4 of ernment news agency Tass "The stornn conti oW economic response to Tel Avivs banditry and its of Cost laving Council officials will not unending playing with fire in the Middle shculd tuutmn Israeli authori- speculate on how fast or how high prices East will dnnb as a result of the expiration of ties " the price freeze at 11 59 pm Sundav In Tel Aviv opinion about the jetliner The ' s f U.N. Security Council Schedules Session on Israeli Air Piracy V HlSrlJW M d i QUxi; -- i n has been gicen specific authoritc to determine whether perjury was com nutted durirg the HIT. confirmation heat ings of Attorney (.etiera! designate Rich aid C. Klemdienst which quickie ec ole ed into healings on ti.e ITl mallei itself h w I rT'i ' Liomeiate n ( lvv . St, to undone i it o the 1972 offoi looking into and some things thee won't w in. Ti ) s 'l I s At'orm-- George Beall ha' not term a' governor part to plays in the investigation he is mak-ndetermine f the vice president has been involved in bnberv extortion or ft and 'aid wh.it Agnew s Archivist Summoned Maryland state aichivist. Dr Monts Radoff ha- - been subpoenaed to testify AAednesday to iclentifv documents from the state t dealing with Agnew and a former Agnew assist-an- t. But the Jerome R AAolff The vice president, who has been golfing in Cahforma foi the last four days, has said he is innocent of anv improprieties and does not expect to be indicted Although it will not begin taking testias governor mony about Agnew s until Wednesday, the special grand jury will hear other vvilnesses Monday as it continues to inquire into activities of outer Marvland officeholders I Probe In the new phase of the investigation which has all Maryland agog even though the state had become all but accustomed to seeing its political Beall figures face criminal charges appeared to be concentrating on highway construction and engineering contracts (( opv right) Todays Chuckle Salt Lake City and vicinity Continued sunny and warm with high in middle 90s Weather Map on l D-- The person who cries for a return of "the good old days is often the same his TV guy who yells the loudest suddenly goes dead |