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Show f km, - parks Feud SenWASHINGTON (AP) ate fighting over military policy and spending has entered a three-wee- k lull but net before . a hot skirmish over a proposal to put strict limits on U.S. assistance to Laos and Thailand. Sen. John Sherman Cooper, who touched oft the battle Tuesday, said opposition by Nixon Administration backers ana members of tha Armed Services Committee might be explained by reports he has heard that U.S. troops are flying helicopters in support of Thai troops battling insurgents in northern Thailand. It would stop that, the Kentucky Republican said of his proposed amendment. Cooper offered his proposal to the portion cC the $20 billion military procurement authorization bill that deals with military assistance to South Vietnam, Laos and Thailand. His move came after the Senate voted unanimously to limit such aid to $2.5 billion about its present level Coopers amendment would restrict use of the aid to Laos and Thailand to materiel, equipment and related costs, ruling out its use to provide of the GOP Policy Committee. the I believe in the responsibility of the President, I believe in. President Nixon, Cooper replied. I believe also in the responsibility Congress. of the Cooper withdrew his amend- ment after more than an hour of debate but said he plans to offer it again after the three-wee- k vacation which Congress starts today. U.S. ground forces. The U.S. commitment to Without such a restriction, Thailand, t espedally a he told the Senate, we could between the two be committing our. troops in, countries, was the subject of the same way we became interest all day, starting with involved in Vietnam. a morning session of the For, Dont you believe in the eign .Relations Committee. secretary of defense of your Sen. Frank Church, own party and your own Presstormed out of the ident?" asked Sen. Gordon committee after die Pentagon Allott of Colorado, chairman refused to produce copies of secret-agreemen- 1964 agreement. Rumor has it, Church told the Senate later, that the plans not only contemplate the use of American troops, but an arrangement that would actually place them under Thai command. But, according to' Sen. Stucne art Symington, Pentagon witness made it before anything clear, that were done (under the agreement), it should be taken up with the Congress. Symington, .who . opposed Coope said proposal Weve been at war in Laos for yean and its time we stopped fooling the American people. Earlier, the Senate voted to cut $45.6 million mili- rs 49-4- 4 tary research projects. DESERET NEWS, Wives Plan N, Koreans Fire On Fishing Boat Wednesday, August 13, 1969 Beef Boycott - A North SEOUL (UPI) Korean vessel opened fire on a South Korean fishing boat Tuesday off the southern coast of the Korean peninsula, killing one South Korean fisherman and a policeman, military authorities announced today. The Communist fire also wounded one policeman and COCOA BEACH, FLA. (A?) conscious houseBudget e wives hi this community have threatened a beef boycott to protest soaring meat costs. space-employ- AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE AND INSPECTION Band Aduttmnt AU FOR ONLY Jan Stophlett, a mother of two and the leader of the housewives brigade, said the beef boycott would be a super sacrifice but had to come. two fishermen, the announcement said. The government counterespionage command said the Incident occurred south of Wando Island 225 miles south of Seoul when the South Korean ship sighted an unidentified vessel. 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