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Agnew says A tentative peace agreement to Tuesday.” He also said there is the United States won’t be ready to sign a Vietnam peace end the long war was worked out no substantial disagreement, and agreement by Tuesday, but doesn’t think this will prevent an in Paris in negotiations between “I don’t think the chance of it (the agreement) becoming un­ agreement “in due course." presidential adviser Henry A. i*li Kissinger and North Vietnamese stuck is very great.” “There is no question about the principal parts of the envoys. North Vietnam is deman­ He said he does not think Presi­ agreement," Agnew said Sunday. However, he added there ding that it be signed in Paris on dent Nguyen Van Thieu of South Vietnam will block the agree­ V ' ■ “are just a few matters to be made ‘crystal clear’ between the Tuesday, claiming the United parties before it can be made final." States earlier agre^ on that date. ment. South Vietnam’s foreign minister, Tran Van Lam, said The proposed agreement does “President Thieu, I bdleve, not provide for withdrawal of wants to be entirely certain that today his government won’t sign until North Vietnam North Vietnamese troops from everyone understands that the withdraws its troops from the South and until there is the South, although U.S. forces South Vietnamese people under agreement on the exact role of a proposed National Council of would be withdrawn within 60 this truce plan do have the right Reconciliation and Concord which is supposed to maintain a days after the agreement is to self-determination,” he said. cease-fire and supervise elections. signed. War prisoners in In­ However, there seemed to be dochina would be released in the major disagreement over the same 60-day period. quation of North Vietnamese Kissinger has said one ad­ troops remaining in the South. ditional negotiating session of The South Vietnamese foreign Israel Protests three or four days will be re­ minister, Lam, said today that quired to work out a few details “the North Vietnamese troops before the agreement can be have to withdraw back to North Release Of signed. Vietnam.” A statement today by Hanoi’s But pressed on this pdnt Sun­ official newspaper said the day, Agnew said the United United States has only “two States had withdrawn its earlier Arab Terrorists choices,” to sign the agreement insistence on a Nmrth Vietnamese worked out in Paris, or face withdrawal because Hanoi had By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS intensified war. Viet Cong forces dropped its demand for “an Im­ Israel angrily denounced West Germany today for releasing have mounted widespread new p ost coalition government and the three Munich Olympic terrorists to Arab guerrillas who .attacks throughout the South in the dismantling of the Thieu hijacked a German airliner with 20 other persons aboard and recent days. government entirely.” Other Communist countries, The agreement now provides, threatened to blow it up. including Russia, Joined in he said, that “the country The Lufthansa 727 jet was expected in Frankfurt today after Hanoi's demand for a quick remains effectively under the Prepare For Political Program delivering the three freed terrorists and the two hijackers to signing. Pravda said there is no control of Its elected officials, the' Tripoli, the Libyan capital. The 13 other passengers and seven Justification for a delay in Thieu people ....” Senators George McGovern, left, and Abraham A. Ribicoff, state on behalf of his candidacy for president and reflects the crew members were reported unharmed. signing. Lam also expressed concern D-Conn., adjust their ties prior to a television appearance in key role the state’s eight electoral votes have in the Pope Paul VI expressed hope over the National Council of A senior Israeli cabinet ordered the pilot to fly to Munich Sunday that the agreement would Reconciliation and Concord that Hartford Sunday night as Mrs. McGovern looks on. The Democratic hopes. (AP photo) minister called the West German to pick them up. appearance was part of McGovern’s fourth trip to the bring true peace, adding: "We would be set up. He said Hanoi government’s capitulation to the The plane reached Munich are now waiting for the great Interprets it as “a disguised form hijackers a “dreadful, un­ after refueling stops in Nicosia, news of the truce of weapons and of a coalition government.” forgivable act,” and the Israeli Cyprus, and Zagreb, Yugoslavia, afterward that of a fraternal “In the Vietnamese way, they Air Force raided four guerrilla but the hijackers refused to let it peace.” said it is a government structure, bases within seven miles of land, apparently because of the Vice President Agnew said on while on the American slide you McGovern Pledges Full Damascus this morning. But an police cars, ambulances and ABC's “Issues and Answers” understand it is an administrative Israeli military spokesman said other vehicles at the airport. The program that he didn't think structure. So it has to be made the air attack was not necessarily hijackers then ordered the Jet “anything will be signed clear,” he said. in retaliation for the hijacking. back to 2^greb and made the Two Arabs took ovar the Jet pilot circle until the Germans Peacetime Employment early Sunday on a flight from flew the three prisoners to Beirut to Ankara, Turkey and Zagreb. Frankfurt. They demanded After the freed terrorists were “Over the next 10 years we Shea Moderator HAIITFORD (AP) — Even a defense-oriented state like The program, live from WTIC- release! ’ of the, three terrorists turned over to the hijackers, ought -to' put. a, pitblio-.-transit Conhwtithif can have p^ In peacetime. Democratic TV studios in Hartford, -was "nitid survDted ttie attadc on the Yugoslav officials tried to bargain facility in every major city in presidential candidate George McGovern said today. beamed to Massachusetts and Israeli team at the Olympics and for the release of the passengers. Rhode Island, in addition to America,” said the senator. “I believe we do not have to send our sons to war in order to But they yielded under threat and Connecticut, and featured the allowed the plane to refuel, and it put their parents back to work,” said McGovern in a speech McGoverns answering questions took off for Libya. The chief moderator in Auditorium, 160 Spruce St. — prepared for a rally at Constitution Plaza. “We will find far phoned in by viewers. Bus Service “The liberate heros of the Manchester for the Nov, 7 elec­ Roy M. Thompaon. more jobs In the building of America than in the destruction John R. Barnett, 30, of Bristol, Munich operation and their tion will be Atty. John F. Shea, DlstriA 7, Waddell School of Asia.” a high unemployment area, was liberators landed safely tonight,” who will make his headquarters Auditoriran, 163 Broad St. St. — He said “We need the labor of this pledge to you; no Job that one of the first to call McGovern. the Libyan radio announced. at Waddell School. Shea is a Atty. John Fletcher Jr. The German government said every engineer, every machinist depends on the military budget Barnett, a Democrat and In Legal Republican, as are the District 8, Verplanck School the hijackers identified and every aerospace worker.” A will be phased out until there is a employe of the Bristol Water moderators in ail 10 Manchester Auditorium, 126 Olcott St. — themselves as members of the McGovern administration “will comparable civilian Job to take its Department, wanted to know BRIDGEPORT (AP) - suspension pending a Hartford voting districts. The two parties Kathleen Tlrampson. Black September organization, plan for a peace in which they are place.” how McGovern planned to find Amid reports that the Connec­ Superior Court hearing Thursday. alternate in manning the District 9, St. School the same group that claimed employed. And we will take the This was McGovern’s fourth Jobs for workers affected by his In the case of CR&L, which moderator posts. The Democrats Auditorium, 179 Keeney St. — ticut Railway and Lighting responsibility for the attack at the necessary steps...to provide a Job visit to Connecticut, a proposed defense spending cut­ suspended bus service Oct. 9 in named the moderators in the Joanne Thulin. Co. may surrender its bus Olympics, in which 11 Israeli for every man and woman in this Democratic target state that backs. Bridgeport, Waterbury and New November 1971 election. District 10, Manchester High athletes, a Munich policeman and country who is able to work,” he traditionally reports its election “This is one of the toughest franchise, the Bridgeport Britain, company directors were Shea is a former chairman of School Cafeteria, Brookfield St. five of the Arab commandos were said. results early on election night. questions the next president is Transit District has delayed to meet today to decide whether the Manchester Republican — Roger B. Bagley. “Long ago,” he said, "I read in McGovern had breakfast with going to have to deal with,” by a day initiation of interim to surrender the company’s bus killed. Town Commute and a former The polls will be open from 6 Seven of the airliner’s school that Karl Marx thought state political and labor leaders, McGovern said.
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