Show FORECAST TEMPERATURES Qat'SHi Highs Hfaf Suekhny Hi km s taotjfci 15-T- 6 n MSOZlAUSi VOL LXXXV1I No 201 mm nmrso pswn ifiriMfuneuM SATURDAY EVENING OGDEN UTAH ntf mtr Un UTAH Highs lew 4$r5 Wh 10c DAILY 23c SUNDAY deys wi mspnaro JULY £0 1974 ? in Maw x AT - ' tv & hto MV 4g "5 --j- v wj? 4f“' 'v - ' 4 v y riv ' y £-- F St Oair offered It Thursday piece of evidence intended to show Nison did not'- 'knor improve of hush tnooey paynsents to Watergate burglar Howard Hunt In the 2 page excerpt provided by St Clair President ' Nixon cammeraing about either HurA or G Gordon Liddy in ctHjnectkm with the Watergate break-i- n said “the judge gave Mm 35 years’ But neither Hunt nor liddy were sentenced by US- - District Judge John J Sirica until the following day An (AP) dates in apparent dtocrepancy in a While House tmnscnpt brought : renewed complaints from members of the House Judiciary Committee today that they have not been given the whole Watergate story in their impeachment inquiry The partial transcript presented by White House lawyer James St Clair as part of a March 22 1973 conversation between President Nixon and his former chief of staff H R appears to refer to an event that took place on March - '1? - WASHINGTON Sf iff " :V iifv 3 as a : Kal-dem- an NEW BLOCKED BY : ' ICaliL George F Danielson “That is just part of the pattern that has been going on The covemp has not ended” Rep Hamilton Fish said until St Clair offers an explanation he' should be given the benefit of doubt that it might be an error : “But if in fact knowingly anti on purpose we were given ' R-N- Y : D-Ca- lif briefing intended to members for their ‘ Peter Rodino comment D-N- prtfiro fa7ui the de- week on bate staring whether to iwomwwrrrt Nixon's iropcachmeitt IXi3rs aaahsas today was expected to center or charges of ’illegal intelligence gathering misuse of government tigeries tax fraud arui ecedempt of Congress Articles o£ impeachment were part of toe package1 he J either Doir who preserved Uie commit tee with a set of proposed - -- 2A cckjtnn 1 US District Judge John H to overturn a presidential clemency restriction barring the former Teamster president from returning to union office before y Hoffa planned to run lor the presidency of his old Detroit Local 299 in November and then to challenge Teamsters Frank E Fitz- simmons for leadership of the union - in member - 22-milli- on 1976-- : t‘ ! Hoffa said after Pratt’s decision was announced in Washington that he would “expedite an appeal” of the decision DISAPPOINTED He said he hoped the decision would be overturned by late October allowing him to make the race for president of Local said he was extremely disappointed and it shewed in his eyes as he briefed reporters HOT SPRINGS Va (AP) -j- udgment” Vice President Gerald R Ford Ford said he believes that here “Nothing is lost” he said said he - won’t engage in any chairman Peter W Rodino Jr lose the battle here hut “We “arm-twistin- g to of the House Judiciary lobbying” is still the war I believe there ward off President Nixon’s pos- Committee has conducted the the judge was in error” sible impeachment by the impeachment inquiry in a fair He said he hoped Pratt’s deand proper way House to comwould not upset his time- cision critical to Referring insult an “I think that’s most members of the House” ments by White House Press Stable for a return to labor lead Secretary Ronald L Ziegler jership but he conceded “This Ford said would will make it more difficult no At the same time the vice Ford said: “I certainlyin which not manner call tlx president who maintains evi- that committee has operated a question” Hoffa said he could still run dence does not exist to prove court for I think president of the interthey’ve Niron has committed any im- kangaroo reto do national union as a delegate to a hard worked very peachable offense said he v ill 1376 the convention if the apjob” campaign for Republicans in sponsible weekend is to the is Ford peal prolonged but success-- L spend this fall’s elections on a “highly ful in a hotel resort at selective” but still unspecified playing golf He will Hot Springs address Hoffa’s attorney argued last basis' 5"' the Virginia Bar Association that the restriction or-- j Ford himself appeared tonight President Nixon in by slightly confused as to what commuting Hoffa’s prison senthat basis is He told a news tence was illegal and without conference Friday afternoon in precedent RoanokeVa that’ he might well However Pratt said Nixon some and for support campaign acted within his powers in comN Y NATIONS UNITED well qualified Democratic canUN remuting Hoffa’s sentence in Deheadquarters didate who had shown support (AP)-1971 on "condition that for Nixon admomsiration pol- ceived word today that a cember not he e emcease-firbetween the participate in union aficies ' fairs and battled Turkish Creek MODIFIED STAND Hoffa was convicted of jury in Nicosia was to go En route by plane to Hot Cypriots into effect at 5 pm— 11 ant tampering and mall fraud in 1864 and was serving a Springs he modified that stand EDT and repeated earlier statements sentence inat Lewisburg Pa no immediate There was that there ni3y be some Demo- formation however that the when Nixon granted the recratic candidates 'whose dis- fighting stepped as scheduled stricted order of clemency tricts he will not enter in support of their Republican opponents NAMES IN THE NEWS to “I have no plans campaign in person for any Democrats” a press Ford said through ' spokesman Ford did campaign for Rep a memCaldwell ‘Butler R-FINAL CURTAIN: Actor appeared in numerous movies ber cf the House Judiciary Jee Flynn who spent 13 years and on television Committee which soon must film roles before serious net to issue a ia vote whether or A native of Youngstown to bill of impeachment against turning comedy and starOhio Flynn made his ' movie Nixon! A'-i- ' ring in thv television series debut in 194S but didn’t play Ford told reporters he would “McHale’s Nan” is dead at his first - comedy:- - role untU v- campaign for Butter again next 49 1961 when hs appeared In the fall whether invited or net no Flynn’s nude body was Him “The Last Time I Saw matter bow Butler voles on im- found in the swimming pool Archie” He ran for the Ohio at his suburban Bel-A-ir Los peachment legislature in 1950 winning And he said that holds true Angeles home Friday The the Republican nomination far any Republican House ccrorer’s office listed his He lost in the general elec- death as an accidental drom- member ii r'' “I won’t predicate roy ap- rnff Funeral sendees are schedFlynn is best remembered pearance or absence in a cond uled Tuesday Flynn is gressional district because a1 for his portrayal of the gruff fcy bis widow Shirley person votes for or against the mumbling Capt Wallace Birg-hamtand two sons on ABCs “McHalc’s lent ” Ford said “That is He also a matter of serious personal! Navy” from 12-66- QUITTING: - Rear A dm ATTACK — Turkey began invading Cyprus by air and sea today to protect the Mediterranean island’s Turkish minority from a militant Greek Cypriot government which seized power in a bloody coup d’etat five days ago The Turkish invasion force backed by tanks landed on Cyprus northern coast near the town BULLETIN Calif CLEMENTE House spokes- ar I (AP) man says President Nixon’s Watergate lawyer James D St Clair plans to arrive at the House this Western White weekend perhaps to be cn hand when the Supreme Court rules in the latest Watergate tapes case ’le Suprem e Court Is peeled to rule shortly on a quest by Watergate Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski for an additional 64 tapes of presidential conversations The high court also will decide whether a federal grand jury was within " its rights in voting to name the President as an urundicted coconspirator in connection with the Watergate ex-mon- th re-der- ed 4- ' siu-ive- on j - CEASE FIRE SOUGHT PARKING METER FEEDER NAILED United Nations peace-keepin- g forces that been on 10 for Cyprus years were reto ported trying arrange ceasefires in some areas A - British forces radio report said fighting had been halted for Vk hours in the Limassol: area of southern Cyprus while convoys evacuated foreign nationals from Limassol to a nearby British FOR HANDBILLS CONCORD NJf (AP!- Mrs Rose Houle 26 who called herself Mrs Robin Hood has been arrested here after police warned hoc about inserting a dime in expired meters to save motorists a $2 parking ticket Officers said that she told newsmen the nation Turkish F4 Phantom fighter-bombeThe President spent 75 min-jginleave a message on vroid hit a mental hospital each vehicle which read “I utes in J conference on Friday j is not experiencing a recession in Nicosia killing at least 20 with lus key economic advisers (even a mild one He attributed put 10 cents i:i so you and wounding 60 an wouldn't get a $2 parking persons e decline lns the Associated Press Herbert an" April-JunRetiring' d CMrman photographed ticket ‘AliYask for i3my7o national Econom-of Council Stein of tiie product the sec-i- c reporteu j gross cents back and j your Advisors indicated afterward end quarterly drop in the out- - Cyprus Radio controlled by thanks” Also left was an that the session would not pro- - put of goods and services to a jthe military-backe- d address where ihe ihanldul govern-- 1 that the cf motorist could repay her of overseas in regime j adminis-topped duce any change in earnings j drop Mwn dime olj US (ration poliev companies subjected to L br was charged witn day reported that six TurkishStem who will !cave govern- foreign taiceoverser higher roy-j- p ment Aug 31 for a teaching ally payments to other govern- - j At the request of Greece-th!UN' Security Council was sum-- 1 post at the University of Vir-- j ments — — —— th3t'Jl0ne urgent section snj “This is not a condition the fotaKe ll? can be called a recession” hei0Jl0rKmjAMC Prkes lip Aqain " said pointing to rising employ-- j -- fie Yte-kish- : attack early to-- ! ' ment rates-jday was six days after the! Stein contended the the economy actually rested sometime in the first nuPF average boost m the firm’s car“u ‘1 r‘ half of the year and “Is now j ''"j and Jeep prices effective Sun2A column See he! said He I but sday peg rising looks for “a moderate rise in the economy and a slowdown in ithe rate of Mation” during the' balance of the ye ar He said in--1 down to an j Ration could come annual rate of about 7 per cent j by year’s end compared with 12 per cent annual rate during! ' v ’ft A&MN(ON :(U FIj - permissible defense for fhs ihe first six months of the year! Lawyrs for former presiden- foxrrr WhUe House domestic KEPT POLICY Itial adviser John D Ehrlicb- - affairs adviser n and convicted Watergate! He said the session with “During the iesilmcny of edminis-j on did not alter the burglar G Gordon liddy have! --i k rou-jrLrVv tor acquittal or a new!J0n tratiotos general polky of fadal expres- inpeatedly sfraini in monetary policy and: trial for the:- r£isi5rs and turned away from 'the federal speeding and requests j EBaberg break-- a 4 in to F Eizbchman ' Lridy and that labor management sn-dtIut were consumers show similar re-- j others wnvided ' strain! cmspltzey to the ca July 17 ‘ ' ’ J' -- Be said this strafegy Mdi Ehrlkhmanto lawyers filed at INDICATE GUILT work if it L “pirsced with Friday contending that “T-sUS District Judge Geriurd A Sclent vigor and durabSity” result of this oondnet Gesdl foe pgsidtog judge I was to indicate to the jury the rnede unfavorable “facial ex-- 1 court’s optoion on guilt and 'j£' 12 the Before here presslcns and gestures”’ and thereby unduly and improperly July flying ha comers&ces ecKnnlc signed! gave improper instructions topiluence the" jury’s ‘deibera- jyt a dedarattoo cd jury which led to the guiiiy tbms with": Spaia-aafterwards aPeter L Liddyto attorney o a Maroulw said iht geverrunent ccepted a t i plaque r failed to prove the 3971 break-i- n r g US space ' to “fully and completely at the oTict of Dr lows FVtHH achievements from Neil Arm-iNixo-n astnmaut first: to stop respond” and erred in ruling I Fielding strong Ellsbcrg’s psydsa- to' on Oie moo& that national security was not a trist was iUegaL rs i j 'O-eii- t : I I qi-vfpw-k slc-wly-” 1 cover-u- p Neither Nixon nor spokesmen for him have Indicated whether he would obey an adverse court ruling j ‘ Television Star Drowns - i ia — A White -- 13-ye- Rhodes is about 290 miles j west of j Cyprus to Join Mixon SAN i j of Kyrenia D-N- J1 - A j troops toward its border with Turkey raising tits 'pos sibility of a direct clash between the North Atlantic Treaty Organization allies 0’ v Turkey’s semiofficial news agency Anatolia reported today that Greek aircraft headed toward Cyprns:5i3d been intercepted by Turkish fighters near the Greek island of Rhodes The agency did not say whether any planes were ishot down There was no official confirmation of the Anatolia report 1980 President " Sr ion Pratt refused on Friday ji j- ’ DETROIT (AP) — James R Hoffa says a federal judge’s decision is just a temporary setback in his fight to regain power in the giant Teamsters un- He ! surprise by f the development but many were quick to react “That v figures Y'''said Rep Rep Jerome Waldie said the discrepancy is open to two Merpretations: “Esther Ov? President has some divine knowledge that be has never shared with us or he lied” The White House has declined comment other than to sttv jo transcript spoahs for it self Neither Ikar or NICOSIA Cyprus (AP)— Bloody fighting raged to- wS§ jday in Cyprus on the first dav of a massive Turkish in '’ Ivasiou by sea and air 'Turkish jets bombed and strafed much of ihe slra tegic Mediterranean island including ihe capital Nicosia and the area between Nicosia and Kyrenia a resort town on the north coast Airborne troops made at least four drops on the 'island three in and around iho capital which is 10 miles inland from Kyrenia Fires burned in Nicosia Greece declared a general mobilization and moved 299 i by From Over LOS ANGELES (UPI) Nudists are officially free by court order to romp in the altogether on crowded city beaches this weekend despite the determined disapproval cf the city council mayor and police Superior Court Judge David N Eaglcson Friblocked enforcement of the city’s day Taw- only hours after it took effect at the request of the American Civil Liberties Union The nudists a small proportion of the beach-goer- s halted the decision They had never disappeared— 12 were warned by police for total nudity— and more were expected to turn cut today order protected by ihe judge’s 12-1 voted The council Thursday to ban nud-it- y on the 13 miles o£ city beaches to deal with the growing numbers of nude sunbathers anti-nudit- Pear 'appeared torbe taken articles of hnpeachmcnt and what sorre members described as a strossj case to support J developed it fertlier in loathe r false evidence I think that is a very serious matter” Fish "i LAW A JUDGE L a second day of closed-doo- r briefings m impeachment evidence by Special Counsel John Strategic Island Bombed Strafed JOHN DOAR chief impeachment counsel for the House Judiciary Committee adjusts his microphone as he prepared to deliver the articles of impeachment to ihe group in a closed session Asked during a break in the proceedings if he favored impeachment Dear replied: “That is my judgment yes It’s not a close call” ANTI-NUDIT- Y last-minu- te I Fix--ma- v re-risk- ed Alan B Shepard the first American to venture into space vrill retire from NASA and take a job with a Hous-iconstruction firm be said - m I1¥-lt- ‘ Friday -- Shepard who walked on the moon during toe Apollo 14 mission said he will end bis riaval career Aug 1 The space Pioneer put toe United States back in toe space race when he ’flew toe Mercury capsule Freedom 7 perched atop a pend!-lfRedstone rocket on a’ mission May 3 1951 that carried him 1155 miles above the earth S5-ye- ar m sub-orbit- al suf-!iroti-vn e J ' corn-mem- ( £a |