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Russians Want Haiek Dismissed Prof. Will Take Office If Necessary Infantrymen Rescue Engineer Teams LOtI TIDE HIGH.. TIDE 9-19-68 9-19-68 0.6 AT 215~ 5.7 AT 0330 0.5 AT 0948 5.3 AT 1554 t-iOURGlASS FILLS SENATE VAC- r!Lan--_L Writ.s Letter Suitab'e Rep'acemen' Nor bailable ANC'--R,p. c, •• ,',..... IItJIl JAM"- Goom,TOWN, N. "Y OJ TALKS Respo ....,..... to Australl"a TO NEWSMEN IN AL_ Russians Want Haiek Dismissed BANY ArTER Gov. SYDNEY (UPI )--PRINCE NOROOOM 5IHANOUk, PRAGUE (UPI )~~ WANTED ONE FOREIGN MINISTER WHO WILL BE AMENABLE TO THE ROCKEFELLER "1'- EF OF STATE OF CAMBODIA, IN A LETTER SOVIET UNION AND CENSORS W~O WILL BE ABLE TO WORK WITH CZECH EDITORS. POINTED HIM TO THE EDITOR ,"UBLISH£() TOOAY IN THE THESE WERE THE PERSONNEL NEEDS OF BOTH COUNTRIES TODAY AND FAILURE SO FAR TO FILL THE U.S. '<"'_\::~;'~::=::L, NEWSPAPER" AUSTRAliAN, SAID 'IND SUITABLE APPLICANTS 1$ AGGRAVATING TENSIONS, OBSERVERS SAID. ATE SEAT O' TH~ CHINA NOR ANY OTHER POWER WOULD THE SOVIETS WANT TO DISHISS JIRI HA~EK AS CZECH FOREIGN MINISTER, BUT HAVE lATE ROBERT f. BE ALLOWED TO INFLUENCE HIS COUNTRY'S DtLAYtO HIS RtMOVAL BtCAUSE THt CZECHS CANNOT FIND A SUCCtSSOR ACCEPTAaLE TO KENNtDV. HIS AP- POLICIES. THE Russ I ANS POINTMENT WAS A SIHANOUK WROTE TO THE AUSTRALIAN IN RUSSIANS OtHANrED THAT HAJEK Bt .IRED, SOURCES SAID, BECAUSE or HIS ACTIV­ SURPRISE TO MANV, I"'po", TO COMMENTS MADE 8Y BOOK RE­ ITI[S AT THE UNITE) NATIONS DURING THE EARLY STAGES Of THE OCCUPATION. VIEWER J. L. G'RlING ••• ANO WHICH WERE CZECH LEADERS PROPOSED VACLAV CARRIED BY THE NEWSPAPER ••• IN CONJUNC­ WHO IS NOW ASSISTANT rOREIGN MINISTER Premier Sa'azar's Successor Appointed WITH THE PUBLICATION OF THE BOOK, SUT THE ~OV":::TS REfUSED HiM FOR SECI.IIITY. ~EANWHILE, CZECH ~OURNALISTIC HANOUK TOOK ISSUE FOR WRITING THAT SAID THAT THE CENSORSHIP SYSTEM, I;::~::::~' HAD sHlrTEO HER nNUMBER ONE Prof. Will Take Office if Necessary II " ,ROM THE U,S. TO RED CHINA IN APPROVED BY THE NTIONAL ASSEMBLY LAST LISBON (UPI ) __ A SUCCESSOR TO PORTUGUESE PREMIER ANTONIO SALAZAR HAS BEEN FRIDAY UNDER PRESSURE FROM THE KREMLIN, ADAPTING HIS COUNTRV'S POLICV£S TO IMMEDIATtLV IF SALAZAR WERE TO DIE ACCORDING TO A WAS BARELY BEGINNING TO ,UNCTION. CHOSEN AND WOULD TAKE OffiCE SHI'TS IN THE SALANCE OF POWER. "THEY CAN fiNO NOBODY WHO WILL WORK RELIABLE SOURCE CLOSE TO THE GOVERNMENT SIHANOUK SAID HE WANTED TO EMPHASIZE IN THE EDITORIAL OFFICES AS ceNSORS," THE INroRMANT SAID LAw PROFESSOR MARCElO CAETANO, 62, HAS BEEN RECOMMENDED BY THAT CAMBODIA'S NATIONAL POLICV "IS NOT ONE EDITOR SAID. "WE WILL NOT ACCEPT THE COUNCIL O' STATE AND BY TOP MILITARY Of,lCERS TO SUCCEED SALAZAR IF NEC~ AND HEVER HAD BEEN OPPORTUNIST AND FOL­ THE ONES WHO USED TO 00 IT BEFORE JAN~ ESSARY AND THAT THESE RECOMMENDATIONS HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED BY PRESIDENT AMERICD LOWS IN NO WAV SHIFTS IN THE aALA~E UARY, AND NOBOOY tLSE IS WILLING TO DO THOMAZa POWER. " n. DOtTORS HOLD LITTLE HO'E rOR SURVIVIAL ArTER A MASSIVE STROKE MON- IN H!E MEANTIME, tOI TORS T~EMSEL VES DAY, THE SAME SOU~CE SAID. IiAVE TAKlN THE RESPONSIBILITY fOR KEtP~ ACTING TO PREVENT AN EXPLOSIVE POL~ Nri rifts Spring Twill Am6ush ING THEIR PUBLICATIONS AND NEWS BROAD­ ITICAL VACUUM, TIiOMAZ ENGAGED IN A CASTS WITHIN THE LIMITS SET BY TIiE GOV- ROUND 0, CONSULTATIONS OVER THE PAST tRNMENT TWO DAYS WITH MEHBERS OF THE COUNCIL OF STATE, GOVERNMENT LEADERS AND THE Infantrymen Rescue Engineer Teams SOON. HOWEVER, THE EDITORS WILL BE REQUIREO TO APPOINT rROM AHONG THEIR MIliTARY RESULTING IN THE CHOICE or SAIGON (UPI J-- NORTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS 'PRU" A TWIN AM8USH ON ALLIED ENGIN~ OWN STAFF INDIVIDUALS TO TAKE OVER THE CAETANO EERING TEAMS BUT AMERICAN INFANTRYMEN 8ROKE or, THE ATTACKS ~ILLING 43 OF THE COMMUNISTS, MILITARV SPOKESMEN SAIO TODAY. CENSORSHIP CHORES, BUT FEW N[WSMEN EX~ WHILE SALAZAR, 79, riGHTS FOR HIS PECT THE SYSTEM TO WORK. LIFE IN AN IRON LUNG, ANTONIO DA MOTTA SPOKESMEN SAID THE REDS rlRST AT~ACKEO A U.S. AND VIETNAMESE CONSTRUCTION CREW VEIGA, SECRETARY Of STATE TO THE PRE~ NEAR TAM Ky LATE TUESDAY, THEN AM8USHED A 16-HAN REACTION rORCE ON ITS WAY TO MIER'S OffiCE, IS IN CHARGE OF DAY~TO­ HELP THE TROOPS UNDER FIRE. DAY ADMINISTRATION. THE eATTLE ~AGED FOR FIVE HOURS UNTIL EARLY YESTERDAY WHEN REINFORceMENT~ THOMAl DISCU~SED WITH THE COUNCIL fROM THE I98TH LIGHT INfANTRY BRIGADE SWEPT INTO THE NORTHERN COASTAL REGION AND TODAY THE PROBLEM Of REPLACING THE ROUTED THE COMMUNISTS, SPOKESMEN SAID. HAN WHO HAS RULED PORTUGAL FIRMLY 'OR EIGHT AMERICANS WERE KILLED AND ONE WOUNDED IN THE TWO CLASHES, ACCORDING FOUR DECADES. 'ks Ab TO SPOKESMEN. THERE 'WAS NO REPORT ON CAETANO HAC THREE THINGS IN HIS FAV~ Hixon Spea out THE NUM8ER or CASUALTIES SUFFERED BY OR •••• , THE VIETNAM~SE POPULAR FORCES WITH THE THE SUPPORT OF THE COMMANDER or THE AT THI: SITE OF THE INI- POWERFUL REPUBLICAN GUARO, A HATIONAL "ForgoHen A.ericans" ~;~~ ;;~!~!~RS POLICE FORCE. SPRINGfiELD, ,}.fa. (UPI)~~ RICHARD M. A U..$. ARMORED ~D CQ~A.ORAT10N ~lrH ....•• SCO TODAY THAT rr HE IS l'lN "ATRot. AND EXP[RltNCE AS A fORMER ELECTED PRESIDENT, HE WILL SCRAP GOV~ A MILE MINISTER or COLONIES. ERNMENT BY CONSENSUS AND BRING DISSEN­ SOUTH OF THE THE FACT THAT HE WAS AN ARCHITECT OF TERS BACK INTO THE POLITICAL MAINSTREAM. [I.1Z WAS HIT BY THE "CORPORATE STATE" IN PORTUGAL, IN "THE LAMPS OF ENLIGHT(NMENT ARE LIT 25 ROUNDS Of' MORTAR AND AUTO- WHICH STRONGLY AUTHORITARIAN RULE IS BY THE SPARK OF CONTROVERSY, T~EIR MATIC WEAPONS NORMALLY COUNTER-BALAN CEO BY THE PART I CAN BE SKUr~EO OUT BY THE BLANKET O~ CIPATION IN GOV£RNMEhT or UNIONS, CONSF:NSUS " THt REPUBLICAN HOI'IINEE SAID fiRE:. [SSIONAL ASSOCIATIGNS AND EMPLOYERS. IN THE TEXT FoR A NATIONWIDE BROADCAST S"OI(ESMEN SAID UNLIKE BACHELOR SALAtAR, CAETANO IS TOOAY, THE AMER I CANS MARRIED WITH SEVERAL CHI LOREN. "IN A NIXON ADMINISTRATION, AMERICA'S TURNED ON THE CITIZENS WILL NOT KAVE TO BReAK THE LAW COMMUNISTS WITH Kenn.dy Backs HHH TO B( HEARD. THEY WILL NOT HAVE TO THEIR TANItS AND SHOUT DR MARCH TO Bt HEARD." SUPPORT! NG AR" BOSTON (UPI )~- SEN. EDWARD K, KEN- BUT NIXON SAID THAT WHILE HE DID NOT TILLERV 'IRE AND NEDY, (DEM • ..MASS.), DELIVERED A RING- BELltVE IN "GOVERNMENT BY GALLUP POLL," KILLED 29 OF THE: ING ENDORSEMENT TODAY OF VICE PRESI~ HE S"rILL FELT THE VAST, SILENT Id.~ORITY REDS WHILE: SUF­ 'ERIHG NO 'ATAL­ DENT HUBERT H. HUMPHREY OVER THE ARE THe FORGOTTEN AMERICANS Of 1968. no U 5 NEGI(I GENERAl­ CO US SCREAMS AND SHOUTS OF AN ANGRY H[ SAID H[ WANTED AS ADNINISTRATION ATIES AND THREE Fr8dmck ElIIiI Da.vidson, 8 BAND Of ANTI-WAR DEMONSTRATORS. DRAWN FROM "THE eAOADEST POSSIBLe BASE WOUNDED. Iil·Y8llr...,ld inta.ntTy .com STANDI NO SIDE BY SIDE WITH HU·",',"",',,'TI ••• or REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS ANO INDE~ I N THE MEKONG man.de~ I" Vietnam becam~ the third Negro to atta.ln the AT A TEEMING RALLY AT BOSTON'S PENDENTS, AS WELL AS MEN FROM OUTSIDE DELTA, AMERICAN estroye in Flight rank of genff&! in the U S D d INTERSECTIOH, KENNEOY SAID, "I HAVE IN'ANTRYMEN EN- pouncs." Al'Iny wh.en h.e wa.s CMums CAPE KENNEDY (UPI A NEW DELTA NO HESITATION IN URGING SUPPORT OF )-~ "'-~----------:-- COUNTERED AN EN­ aklfted 111 a brief cerem(my ROCKtT STREAKI NG TOWARD SPACE WITH A $6 THE VI CE PRES I DENT FOR THE PRES'''''''': I Cease-fire Respect Nee"ecI TRENCHED COM~ at & {wLd hendquarll!r'll three MILLION COMMERCIAL COMMUNICATIONS SAT~ KENNEDY, A LEADING OPPONENT OF THE MUNIST FORCE mUea south of "lalll:on ELUTE WHEELED SUDDENLY BACK TOWARD VIET NAM WAR AND LAST SURVIVING KEN- Iv Arab d, _,. MILES EARTH YESTERDAY AND EXPLODED IN A BURST NEOY BROTHER, PRAISED HUMPHREY'S CIV~ :r S SIIeflS an :~:::::~:~:,,~01' SAIGON. MORE THAN 500 OF ORANGE FLAME. IL RIGHTS RECORD AND SAID HE HAD BEEN UNITED NATIONS (UPI)-~THt SECURITY 1 WERE AIRLIFTED INTO THE AN AIR FORCE OFFICER PUSHED THE "IN THE FOREFRONT OF EVERY VITAL 001<1- COUNCIL VOTED 14-0 VESTERDAY TO CALL HELICOPTERS AND REPORTED KIL- TJiAT BLE .... UP THE ROCKET 1c8 SECONDS ESTIC PROBL[1oIo BErO$lE THE U.S. IN THE UPON ISRAEL A~D ITS ARAB NEIGHBORS TO 25 COMMLINISTS IN A I!IATTLE THAT AFTER IT LIFTED OFr ITS PAD, CARRYING LAST 20 YEARS." HE MADE NO MENTION, "RIGOROUSLY RESPECT" THE CEASE~"'RE LASTED 10 HOURS UNTIL THEIR ENEMY WITH~ A COMSAT CORP. SATELLITE THAT .... AS TO HOWEVER, OF HIS DIFFERENCES WITH VOTeD HERe LAST Noy. 22 AND AGREtD TO OUW. U.S. LOSSES WUE THREE Klll.Eo HAVE RELAYED COLOR TELEVISION REPORTS HREY OVER THE VIET NAM WAR. BY THE BELL.IGERENTS WOUNDED, ON THE OLYMPIC GAMES FROM MEXICO CITY SCREAMING OP"ONEHTS AT TIMES ALMOST ALGERIA, DESIROUS OF AN O'EH CONDEN~ TO EUROPE. ORO\lN£O KEHN£DY OUT BUT HE WENT RIGHT NATION or ISRAEL rOR THE OUTBREAK O~ Ana, am.,ies THE 106-FOOT, loa-TON ROCKET AND ITS ON SPEO',.,,=,~,•• ____________-:c:- HOLY LAND fiGHTING EARLY THIS MONTH, SATELLITE ERUPTED INTO fLAMES AT AN I S HK A85TAIIUO rROM VOTING ON THE R(SOI..UTION MEXICO CITY (UPI) __ TH£ MEXICAN ARMY ALTITUDE OF ABOUT 45,000 FEET. DEBRIS raq apports orea WHICH WAS R£AO OUT BY CAItADIAH A"'&ASSA" OCCU'IED THE CAMPUS 0' THE NATIONAL FLOATED GRACEFULLY DOWN lHROUGH THE IN- 001'1 GEORGE l1~NATIEr', THIS MONTH'S UNIVERSITY LAST NIGHT, APPARENTLV TO KY DARKNESS LIKE A MASSIVE fiREWORKS TOKYO {UPI J~a AN IRAQI CABINET MIN~ COUNCIL PRESIDENT.
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