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Show DESERET NEWS, Friday, May 9, 1969 U.S. Aides Porfas' Move, Salons Peel - Judiciary Committee offer a forum for Forms if the justice Sev(AP) Republicans and Democrats alike say Abe Fortas should answer allegations about his financial conduct, but few appear eager for an official inquiry unless the Supreme Court justice volunteers to testify. WASHINGTON eral senators should decide to reply to allegations that he received a fee after joining the Supreme Court. The situation has created a state of unease in the Senate and a state of concern, Mansfield said of the Fortas case. "The Senate and the nation are waiting for Mr. Fortas to indicate that he would like to Ka'd Sen. Robert P. Ld'Orne, He said was up to Fortas to decide they would do anyil and the committee Griffin, whether thing. Sen. Edward Kennedy of the Senate's Massachusetts, Mike Leader Democratic Mansfield endorsed a suggestion Thursday that the Senate No. 2 Democrat, initially proposed that the committee make itself available so Fortas could discuss the alleged 20,000 fee from the family foundation of Louis E. Wolf-- a financier now serving a prison term for selling unregistered stock. Life magazine said Fortas received that amount and returned it after It months. Fortas himself said he was tendered and returned a fee from the foundation. But he did not mention the time or the amount involved. by Bit Keane FAMILY CIRCUS Canned Kick Lethal For 42 Youths WASHINGTON Kennedy said Thursday he had word tne Judiciary Committee would not initiate an to inquiry unless Fortas be heard. Chairman James 0. is said to Fastland, is a feel any investigation matter for the House to ini tiate. Sen. Paul Fannin, proposed the Senate create a special committee to look into the Fortas case. "The American people need to know from absolutely au-- t h o r i t a t i v e and official sources what the facts are," Fannir; said. But Final Test And All 'Go' For Apollo 10 -- fAP) CAPE (LPI) A successful fuel tank proof test has removed the last hint cl doubt from preparations for the launch of the I ui youngsters looking for kicks in the common spray can have died after Inhaling the mists from such products as mouthwashes and cleaning fluids, according to the Food and Drug Administration. Victims weie mostly teenagers, but one was only 11 years old, an FDA spokesman said. kids "These apparently have been spraying products into plastic bags and then three Apollo 10 astronauts May 18. today Engineers readying the 363-fo- began space of the machine for the start final countdown Monday. Thomas P. Stafford, John 'Sit' Young and Eugene A. Cer-na-n plan to orbit the moon for 2 days to pave the way for the landing of two Apollo 11 astronauts on the moon in V. To Review Programs KEY (LTD EISCAYNE, FLA. Provident Nixons advr-er-s, including President T. Spiro Agnew and two cabinet were summoned today for a weekend review of top-iev- Vice offi-rer- s, domestic programs. Agnew, Health and Welfare Secretary Robert H. Finch and Attorney General John T. Mitchell along with a group of White House aides were to fly to Nixons vacation villa for a Saturday morning conference. The chief executive is seeking to get a fix on the status of legislation already sent to Congress and to prepare future messages on a range of homefront problems, including unemployment compensation and welfare payments. Press secretary Ronald Ziegler said there was no fixed agenda for the meeting. Nixon is taking a hard look at the Viet Congs peace plan calling for a coalition government to supervise free elections in South Vietnam and find it very interesting, sources said. The president studied the proposal, which plays heavily on a political settlement of the war, in sessions Thursaay with his chief foreign policy adviser, Henry A. Kissinger. WASHINGTON (AP) indicates - A the private study antimissile system's ultimate cost may top $13 billion 66 per cent more than official estimates. Safeguard Disclosure of the study prompted immediassertions, nolably by Thursday ate Sen. S. George McGovern, that die maneuvenng over Safeguard has created a credibility gap for the Nixon ., Administration. The study, by the Defense Survey, a Marketing for l Sendee McGraw-Hil- industrial if for no other governors reason than it is less expensive than the Sentinel system proposed by the previous ad- as Safeguard. the study concluded, "historical experience indicates costs in tne long run are likely uj be considerably ministration." higher. Another person active in the Safeguard fight, who declined to be quoted by name. said. 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The study did not include $1.2 billion to be spent by the Atomic Energy Commission on nuclear warheads, and its cost estimates for Safeguards radar and Sprint missiles were more than $1 billion less than calculated by other ex- Heres a soft touch for your graduate! perts. Critics were quick to point out that adding in these figures would bring the total to more than $13 billion, compared with the current official administration estimate of $7.8 billion. In a program as complex 2 Josh- snjffing them, reported ua Zatman, the FDAs assistant commissioner for education and information. "Then if they dont withdraw their heads fast enough, they die. It causes some dizziness ana some elation with one breath, but if they take two or three breaths it freezes their their congests psophagus, It luftgs, causes asphyxia. kills. Zatman said the effect of Inhaling the sprays is what doctors call mildly halluceno-genic- . If Is the same effect you get when you drink a couple of ounces of bourbon or Scotch in a hurry." The lethal element in most of the sprays, he said, is Freon 12 an inert gas used to from propel the products cans. "Freon 12 is the same as the gas used in air conditioners, only here it is compressed," he said. "Its the same as what you use to spray on a glass to chill it when you have your afternoon KENNEDY csmurr w? ABM Tab Over $13 Billion, Private Study Indicates , "Here's your Mother's Day card, Mommy. Mirs Johnson gae me a C for it." Infantry Battles Reds On 2 Fronts SAIGON (LPI) American infantrymen battled North Vietnamese troops in the jungles 40 miles from Saigon today and Communist guerrillas in the Central Highlands 243 miles to the north. also Military spokesmen disclosed that the Communists mauled two South Vietnamese battalions with mortar barrage near Saigon Thursday. The U.S. Mission released a captured Viet Cong docivent which cydered the Communist forces to fight harder to increase American casualties and force U.S. concessions in the peace talks in Paris. martini." American casualties in the batJes today were reported at five dead and 41 wounded. The Communists suffered 88 killed. Two American infantrymen were killed and eight wounded in fighting against an estimated 200 North Vietnamese troops near the Michelin plantation, 40 miles northwest of Saigon. The Americans re- ported killing 36 North Vietnamese before withdrawing to night defensive positions to bring in air strikes on the heavily entrenched Communist forces. Spoke nen said the North Vietnamese were protected in bunkers with at least four feet of overhead cover. two July. DESERET NEWS McCULLOCH Chain Sav ennetff AI91EI! The MiIh St. Member Audit Bureau of Circulations. Church Newt only on Saturday mail outside carrier delivery areas only. 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