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Show J., w -- 7 "V.rr.d;:r - "' J - WWWWVK.VWV (VS Cyi .:,. '' ' ' v. . WASHINGTON (UPI) -The United States has protested to the Soviet Union on 10 counts about the treatment which American correspondents based in Moscow are receiving, State Department officials disclosed today. It was understood the State Department intended to renew U.S. protests, possibly today or shortly thereafter, in view on travel of restrictions the for against correspondents New York Times and the Washington Post. The Soviet Foreign Ministry informed New York 'Times Henry Kamm correspondent and Washington Post correspondent Anatole Shub on Monday that they should be denied permission to tour the Ukraine together in mid-Ma- A Foreign Ministry spokes- man indicated the restrictions were imposed because of dissatisfaction with the two correspondents dispatches. State Department officials indicated that Adolph Dubs, chief of the department's Soviet desk, planned to sum mon COME . . I . on two Soviet correspondents in retaliation. Premier Golda Meir said the commando raids, which the Israelis said met no resistance, were in retaliation for Egyptian attacks across die Suez Canal. A spokesman said the raids were within 60 miles of Egypts Aswan High Dam and that this fact could not be lost on the Egyptians. Within hours another artillery duel was reported across the Suez Canal fn the Qantara Israel started this said Ini it despite the billion ONLY He listed these targets: The Idfu Bridge linking the Red Sea shore with the Wadi Haifa farming area. aircraft. This is less than 60 miles Cairo denied that Israeli horth of the Aswan Dam, 280 commandos had struck. A miles south of Cairo and spokesman said two Israeli about 380 miles south of the Mediterranean Coast. planes tried to fly over Egyptian territory far south of Two sets of high tension Cairo but were driven back. lines between Isna and Naja Egypt likewise denied a series Hamadi, also about 60 miles of punitive Israeli commando north of the Aswan Dam and attacks against similar Nile about 290 miles south of Cairo. River installations last OctoThese were clusters of pylon ber. towers and double lines carryloads to Cairo. But in Tel Aviv an official ing 500,000-vo- lt The army spokesman pinpointed Dam, the raids and described the which was hit for the second damage. He would give no in- time. It is in the same area as the power stations and the kling of how they were carried out but it was generally spokesman said several spans believed Israeli helicopters were believed knocked out warning the dollar Aswan Dam was vulnerable to supersonic Israeli ' Naja-Hama- CHEST ' . f A 'i ; i ftl 2 j 4 ; . 99.95 NIGHT TABLE 49.95 di Ireland Unionists Nominate 2 A eisi roll rosaiAsi a i:ri beoihc iu:ge ELECTRIC CONTINENTAL DOUBLE OVEN RANGE WITH OPTIONAL ACCESSORY NO TURN SPEED BROILER Irelands ruling Unionist party today nominated two candidates to succeed Prime Minister Terence ONeill in the striferidden country. Parliament will elect one Thursday.. Former Deputy Prime Minister Brian Faulkner and forMinister mer Agriculture Maj. James Chiehester-Clar- k were the only two nominees. Both had resigned from ONeills cabinet for different reasons and their nominations Biafrans On March LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) -Biafra says its troops are on the march again and have riverbank the recaptured ' underscored the divisions within the Unionist party over how to handle the religious fury between Protestants and Catholics. Chichester Clark, nominted cabinet memby bers, was favored by party 11 pro-ONei-ll berals. Faulkner drew support from hardliners opposed to giving into Catholic demands for equal voting and housing rights. ONeill resigned after falling to break what he called the "chains of ancient between Catholics hatred and Protestants. . In an emotional televirion speech Tuesday night, ONeill told the people of Northern Ireland, divided between the majority of Protestants and , - INFINITE NEAT CONTROLS ,. V i SIMPLE TO COOK Northern CIVI YOVttSEl ccr-OF1C31 SURFACE KIT the minority of Catholics, that they have forgotten that love of neighbor stands beside love of religion. 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Selfdeaning Adjustable strains Basimis 'A MODEST SUCCESS' Doctor On The Podium - patients and called him back for five curtain calls. The orchestra he had hired for $6,000 rose to join in the applause. His wife, Nonnie, said: "I. the Royal Albert Hall and pi! anist Fou Tsong so be could dont care if we have spent make his debut as a conducevery penny. This was a mag- . . u n forgettable n 1 f i c e n t, tor. " A modest success . . . "a evening. "It all depends on1 the sympathetic and discreet collaborator . , . "acceptable by critics, the doctor said later. piofessioral standards, said "If they think I am good1 the critics of Dr. Michael enough and I seem a good Blaloguski, 52. enough draw for engageThe doctor, a general pracments, then I will stay with titioner in a London suburb music. who fled from Poland during The Times noted that Bialo-guscalled the concert "a World War II, said the conto cert was "an occasion I will gambler's last throw never forget It was the stuff achieve his lifelong ambition, that dreams are made of. conducting a major orchestra. The audience of 3,000 "By first impressions it was Included many of Bialoguskls by no means an unlucky LONDON (AP) Londons music critics gave faint praise today to the middle-age-d doctor who hired the New Fhilharmonla orchestra, . . ki 1 ag WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC 30" RANGE WESTINGHOUSE I SYSTEM BELFAST (UPI) i COMPARE AND YOU'LL BUY IVESTINGHOUSE announced Tuesday, Present quotas have been on the whole the Central overfulfilled, ' Statistical Board said. Production standouts were machine engineering, electric power generation and chemicals. , . rl . . . Mediterranean NO Spanish influence at it vary baitl This EL RENO bedroom will give your home high styling regardless of your room size because each piece is so well sealed and balanced. The drawer fronts ere dramatically decorated with simulated wood scroll carved offsets. 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FREIGHT OUTLET AND LOOK AT A NEW WAY Style Bedroom By Bassett Targets section. Industry Output Booms In Russia MOSCOW 111 EL-RE- I Soviet Unions output fof the of 1969 .boomed cent over 1968s g e v e r nment ' buy $58,300 worth of live snails I from Romania's Icecoop"; company under newly signed ': contracts, the Romanian news agency Age press said Tues- -' day. The snails presumably are for human consumption. ic Gtey Egypt Israeli commando units struck Nile River dams, bridges and electric power pylons nearly 400 miles inside Egypt today, disrupting Cairos electric supplies and flooding areas of Egyptian farmland, Israel announced in Tel Aviv. - VIENNA (UPI) Firms in' France and Switzerland will ; st flsraol CoimimGindlos United Press International Snail Purchase TO BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME LIFE . Thor Heyerdahl The papyrus raft which Norwegian built near Cairo sits on trailer waiting to be moved along the desert road to Alexandria from where it will be shipped to Morocco. Heyerdahl plans to sail the raft from Morocco to America in an attempt to prove that ancient Africans could have made the voyage in such a craft, thereWorld Indians. New of culture the the JrL by influencing trans-Atlant- Yevstafiev, . ., UPI TdcoPoto explorer-anthropologi- April 30, 1969 Wednesday, press counsellor at the Soviet Embassy, and protest directly against the travel curbs. State Department spokesman 'Carl E. Bartch indicated at a news conference Tuesday the United States may consider imposing travel restrictions YOU GET MORE It's Only A Paper Raft Alexander )9 DESERET NEWS, U.S. Protests RussT reatment Of Newsmen throw, the critic said. "Mr. Blaloguski proved himself a sympathetic and discreet collaborator" for the orchestra. "I have known far ; less e n j oyable performances, said the Guardian critic. He has noted that Blaloguski had more publicity than any other new arrival I can re- member and suggested this might be more Important than what the critics thought. 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