W A S H IN G T O N (U P I)—Prei- to the .Communist negotiliton' pcesijteht, NgOyetf Van Thleu, ending the conflict. ' i^Tridicates the Communists the A m e ^ an eleotorat<^—some ident Nixon, apparently cqn- 9t Paris m ei^t-polm peace was wiUint! to resikn one month Although he did not aay so, plarining a main forcft rif" : >p— said,— :‘b«wfc- jaaB B t ~ »TO' tfte tm iaci:/ of plan, ft "oaned tor a cgasiynre M fof^ thaf balloting continued. Vietnam con.tiict_oi> ant^s»nmtaneous withdrawal of-^ T[he plan_«as: siibmitted to concerned about a heaVv North lands at. abnht'thp timg NivAn hia trip TO Oifaa ahd .bn htS all Ur& torc^ ana release ot th'e~Comifiunteta OcTnirirfter "Vie^iimesebuUdupin Lags and i&.,. is onQa hisms Hiati.way, to- -Ppi-ing,'Fak ing, soy's tiwstd NlMiri^ natiflina steurlty aJvl-' Cambodiji -along tlie Suutli ■souriBi .. ..I — '---- c onunimliji reslatanbe, patT ' : unveiled dftails" 6f secret f>eriod—all. within this frame- ...... ' ser, Henry A. Kissii^er, made VietnameM border. The tieefing High administration officials "American reluctance,'Is rpspon- . negotiations 'With the Commu- work -of an arrar^ement }2 dartdestine trios to Paris. . have expressed fear that such - sible for the lengthy confUct. In ^nists to end the Indochina War. designed- to settle all political B u i' Nixon admitted the idan an offensive might undermine particular it was a move to He said the disclosures prove Issues, Bui he mentioned no drew no response from the Nixon’s visit to China—and depriveDemocraticpresidential'■ that Hanoi, not .Washington is specifitUKithdrawal date. -* NortJi. Vietnamese' and Viet Nikon Tuesday night appeared hopefuls of their claim, that the" Mockiitf! peace,.^! . i , . , He suggested thej-e should be Cong, who instead'too^ 'a'dvaiv t9-be...tryyiM to head off that arin.iiii-itriainn hnH ■ froe-L'l'-c'tirtris, m tewaaanaily tage S P siipa^sed. with partii^ipatioiT the neeotiations tffconxletTW the ^ dealings wilh.aanoi. United-SiHter1irpijt(ltirTcr“nTn: in.^addition, th^ sp§ech was prisoffer's Octo'ber he secretly submitted South Vietnam's controversial' making w y new suggestions for an obvious attempt.to prove to. (fontinued on p...S)

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68th yenr, ?4Rth issue ___L_____ TWIN FALLS, IPAHO WEDNFf^DAY lAhJiiAC-y ?6. 1972 - TDF h e a d h o m e Plan^produces S S p t H ^ Caurt-lesi& praise, queries says ,An onon/moui ftpjfer WASHli;G;F%\ 1 U Bi IP r e s - CY i '.k 'S ot the war who have wai paid .JI.OOO ihts idsm Nixon, generally won d e m a n d e d total withdtawanjy" F F C o u n t y weei for informattan US proposal bipartisan praise Tuesday for a fixed deadlme' also p ra is e d leading to ■ appreh^n- his V ie th ^ 'peaw offers, but the iVesident's offer. Sen. lion ol a drug pusher in P A R IS lU P li -North Viet- failed to respond -some CTitics.of the war said the 'Philip~’A^Hart. U-Mich.. s a id he , i SQuth iiifnate Democratic Leader -J t ,__, ^ tgaMon to the Par is—»f the Vietnam pr oblem .'' '\ietnain 4i»like Mansfield's amendment | ^ r V ^ By BO N N IE BA IR D JOIVES • requested funds. N ixnn had broken his---^.sairl thp-se nnint-s were: -thtrt— FwUs v fei---(eMii— ----L . ) ^ r a 1 — Further, thft .districL healtti- pledge not to disclose, secret ' - The ' ArtiericaOs refused "Backers-of N'l.xo'h's polities TWIN FAl.1.5 — The Idaho-, hnarrt allgges thg--emmti; he had now: i-6VKrsf—T" Supreme Court has been itSKed budget ot $51,000, with'” another everything possible has been adviser Henry A. Kissinger. to pull out from South Vietnam ______jfil , . .. .Man^idd. M.tt ■ mt* to decide i| Twin .Falls., Cgunt-y. -. IkOOOr-^iQc.jpficial, .itemfc;, ia.. .dfestr^ays. ... • TT^ttt tfx • ^ nav ■ eA urtcn ptnnttrtr tTUt a f -PrSr'—•ahd-'-oth a " ' • arc-war' IRi'uq^r'-' aineratment but' it certainly -taxpayers arp rlH^nirpH hy law $18.400 short of what is required that Mr. Nixon talked-one way troops, military advisers, per- neOoUalHMis." . .. ■arfopis'the underlying elements to pay $69,000 for public health of the county 'to support the and acted another, " a state­ sofjnel and war materiel and ~Sen. John Stennls, i>.Miss .■ of It. " Hart said. services as requested by the district underthe new state law. b i g b a s e ment by the North Vietnamese close down all bases. They also L u d l o u said Nixon had done ' UlJ that But Seib Allen Cranston, D- district tward of health for 1972. This would, the application--- delegation said. "He spoke of refused to st.op a ll. air and he could reasonably and honor­ Calif ,,said the issue still was An application for writ of states, leave the district, withot . SAIC.ON .U P Ii-So u th Viet­ sham peace but mad'^^.vi $9,900 in stale matching •force - had "destroyed- four - '^Tn-decidiriR—to"uniW erally -Y retriam the needless and divisive debate there until Vietnam is able to Di.strict 5, Idaho Department of ru'bney. ' Communist tanks m .the firsf Tnak^public the content of the . The Americans persisted in which has wracked this country defend itself" Health The appl^tion for writ I,eon Smith, Twin. Falls . .such incident of the war Front private ..nieetings that his maintainini' Pres^den'. Ng.ui'en . DU p.‘ 5t ftllegea th»<:Quni^ of -T^ytg-FaW Ctnrnfy attorney , said the^action dispatches said Am erican delegates had proposed—and Van fhieu and his ' puppet la see k failed to budget the' reqoired IS u friendly suit since both sides planes opfiratlnK.nparh>'in Ihij-prnmi.^rifl, .keep secret,, Mr___ramiiw ' iii iiffu; 111 narm nrar nppifiori fhi^ 1 ---(.‘witrai 'HiBtnanas Bie » up a~ Ni^toh'gave rurtnerTirgof tnai--- ~i as called for by state law move in- determining if the b]g Communist base camP: his administration very easily t r ^ m s e a t ' The distritrt asks . the high county can decide bow much K Chufeh hopes pifltit - U.S. planes have knocked out breaks Its engagements. ' the Court to order the County to will provide for the district Communist t^ k s in South...-,HanQLstatement said u ill start talks Gem Senate POCATELIX) (UPI)-A cam­ provide $69,400 for the health rather than being obligated to Vietnam on the very few "Moreover, his Jan 25,1972, pus minister at Idaho State Uni­ district operation or to shoW meet what has been budgeted occasions the tanks have speech testified*"1o his perfi- W.\SH1N'C.T0N lU P Ii - Sen Kra»k Church, versity announced his candi; cause why it should not be. by the districfT appeared and some were dious maneuver to deceive the .'ould -have ap OK^s age 18 dacy lor Congress knocked out during the incur- American electorate in thi^ plauded President "Nixon's speech o» Vietnam ing “ straightsand longhairs" S io n -into Laos, but spokesmen election year." had thf offer been confined to ivithdrawal of alike to join him. said this was the first time the Hanoi ,untney filed The former Jerom e officer •'.‘ji'rKm.s nei'.iiliMthiiLS.------They called m helicopter talks ^ ___ "1 am taking this opportunity Kunships which blasted flpe ■ Amendmet\t.'K[rtHe“ cOnstituno-h to announce my candidacy for suit in district court here charges he was unable tp obtain camp with rockets and cannon ^fl_s ratified to lower the voting Tuesday seeking his job back. work in thg~~Jeeame-area and- SAN' F R A . V n S C O ' - Congress, "h e said.,.' :11. is jn y , The camp included a hospital, -•gie to 18. The Jerome City Council was forced to fmd employment Striking longshoremen '^ d mtent to campaign long* and Irammg cehter and huts, He liaid lowering the age for refused to rehire Puntney outside of this area in order West Coast shippgl's a'grfRd hard through Second Con­ according to Taylor who jury service might eliminate earlier this month. to meet financial obligations of W ait, see stani^ Tuesday to resumcTiegotiations gressional Disb-ict .and to twin watched the ^ctioa,. from a some potential problems_pose9, Punmey’s attorney, S. A himself and three children: next week in the 108-day the. nomination of the Demo- command helicopter _ if someone under 21 is tried and cratif oartv ip August. " Kolman, filed the suit ui Fifth Puntney said he is now wi-alkout then claims he was not tried by Judicial District Court. The suit -.working in the north ..p ^ , o f~ r ■Hiej' really blew the place TTie decision to -start talks taken by PW kiin his "peers*' named -the City Xouncil and Idaho.- He said he has always apart," 'Yavlor said. "Officers ramp as Cnn(>rps< ^rhrdnlpd its XTtro/ i f i f j * nilll n t am ISl a felr right w ilf 'prevail In the By Coiled Press laterDaUonal said they didn't know ,h9w seems to work out that way. first action on President •Vfrican bush b a b ie s are The chief asked the court to matter and he »^1 t>e returned RelaUves of Americans miss­ many Communists they killed So, we re just kuid of laying 'Nixon's "urgent " bill to force's (.urious, monkeylike agimaj|s order a formal hearmg to to his position as police chief, ing in Vietnam, their hopes but ^ e y figure they: des&wed Laird ask^ back to s«e^ivhal w4U develop;" sgttlcm^Tit . in the that cry like iafants. s*Esel determtne the reasons why he r In ,a special meeting- of the- raised by other peace plans the base cam p." their heads, w iggle their O'Connor's brother. Chief W ar­ labor dispute. was not reappointed. Jerome City Council earlier this only to be dashed, took a wait- ears and walk straight up rant Officer Michael O’Connor. Ih e South V ietnamese coirt Federal meects to moved l»ack to its h tank which also pressur- Young, Thomas K. Mattingly - decide '^ursday whether a^ Then Uhe coi .ized with hciluin. ALthis jaintv^ and Q)arlca M. DuKe originally sctamd one-monti delay w ill be module will be Uken off the the ground e<)uipment feedbig were' scheduled fdr launch X needed for the fll^ of Ajsollo. Safiim S rocl^ and nw v^to ''(he tank ilev^pied 6 leak and Mar^ 17, The flight was a . -ttigith, when. '^as pufaUc diseu^n of the failure that ruined.a moonship shield w ill be removed, ft-wfll : r^^stance problems developed krfs pfarplaHB-S aincenied fiml tan lr ______wpt^ed Ulie ■paaaw f t aey fatto but new.ln_his diadosure of ^ ' Ihe launching now is Project ApoDo.' a popped-.iniloiHt,- When the Young’s spaoesuit. and linar dozan trips to made by ■duled tqju A p ril IS .Jb u t . i3 f f lle d ^ t fa -fael -in- modulftbotterien. TBWicy said a dday to a : D ie apan ^ageticjrirsaid the- lsi |¥m tbte bec'auaa ' th> - tlM^}Caiiai)imi9t ^egbtu^na led jidministra^ to be left lh.,the crafl wm.^have-to-be-TB*- Spom4.14-IS dintrot Jet systarai HttHe ro^et engfaies wb)ch hjr Xuah TOuy. . hands of ihe South Vietnanien •igienibled Iw rqm ir the dam­ A pla«tir hWidrfiT. ’sattitnde ffequiredfo move the spacec^ft IB tor a month. t V, moT.ies, 6 ' Clearly feeling ^ t .h e had* soi'^ejpri^dent. * age fuelsystem. anally holdahyctaaineiiiel Wat jflAVyXbe almos- faatdrtb the tnanned spiKiecraj't rtty jv e . H a jt d t t t ValiayLiriag, 36,^7 I*?..'*”* tspacca a ftit phere^ •6WifBHoip •EaDding^' I iuin S m ith-IlgtprilTHj In -' 0^ ' .'.. William .L,-'C3uuu;«y;_ and H ^ r Loughm iller heading W state mating in : Virgiiiia Loughmiller wfilting to — ^^^gtve riuanana— a jio e iio m e ^ ‘

coartrooih^with papers M h ^ d TBHT 'Mrs n te i ^ - . House gave final cOngfess^al Pregident Nixon has released the restriction violated Ho’use T d v a n ^ M s ^ ^ ♦ approyal Tuesday to^% 'pared-: .by then.an estimated $2 billion rules. ■ ■ , ’ ChUdren’s Itospital ... _ 5|Qj«n/liing-delayed $2.75 billion ip frozen funds appropriated for • But Foreign Affairs Commits Ruth Stanger H a n ^ " ' ‘'foreign aid authorization for the programs of th e . Housings tee Chairman Thomas E. I,..?.. „ ’ fiscal year, that is mor^ than W elfare'and Agriculture De- M brg^, .P-Pa.,' the bill’s ■ - .. P^'rtroents, ' . . j ^ W ^ ro ss. a .lo r«to e ^ seerns;.imuteiabte."- fo g j>f all forc.Bn ^ °V ^ ^= U taliT 7 . Uon Kenwi'Sk Wadii(^' ^ ~ iirt- the Imntattw ^ th^ ijgh-deep ! care -

actually to put.'up'the. stiffen restricjjon originally aid." - ^Ltten'^Boi*^, authorlzed'money, made furth- approved by the Senate. "It Thfft is not_Jjkely. G.foss' a^d'smelly cigar Bill -er outs ifl the measure, to a -seems misadvisW if not arre- thw ry was that rathet^fi® cut " toTal' of. P.lti bUlioh. Ihat is gant for 'me l F 6f6lgft Affairs) Off foreign am, Nixuil wUl. if shoulde'r~~r~~ B o b ' Collins about $1.15 billion less than Committee On a foreign aid bill . Conur^s insist*: rpl<.a«u- fm.7pn_ leaving police station . . . Mrs. Presid^t Nixon had sought to attempt to say What will be domestic funds as r^uired. Jerry. Muearel talking to friehd T3h a-4!»a-lV!> roH cailr House—--Tnesday e n t e r -.iml MtinciajT' Was m5^dV|i^f." Anderson .\rlhur Divine WA.SHIN(;T0N tU P Ii —The luaguu jipokesiiian said . ■ the Valley Briefs B im r.F Y - Todd M ichaeP "■"r.OTTDTNG ^ /Vrlhur largest organization of .Ameri- ^strui-ture will be there in the' Anderson, Ifl,— Riirlpy,— died— Divine, H4. Twin; ■ Fall.s„. il oiin prisoner of wtir rolativefl; Mvunt the POW faiwlle< -- m lN ''^TA T-LS-- =-- Tfre- Monday at Cassia Memori^ Tuesday evening at a Gooding r<4ude lheTr"^oals will, be.^r! be unt.il now a staunch siipgortef- cpni’ressional ..consensus Hospital ‘ ■nursing home. VV.\.SHIN(Vn)N 'IM 'Ji S»'v- Aiiit'ncHl Divismn, who had no 'and Barker's superior. After a of IVfSidfnt Nixon's policies, met b\ endorsing or denouiicmg meeting -of -th_e League of He was born June J , -i9Sa,.at Funeral services will be nidur M HiTsh. the rrixirter direct involvemwU^with My l.ai four-month trial, a seven-officer has decided to becorn^political- an.v particular candidate at any ■ Women Voters will be at 9 a.m. Burley, the son of >, Ariel and annomiced 6y Twin Kalb who ttiin the Pulitzer lYize for. 1 and It.s Investigattijns, ‘had— }nry~tast- month- cleared' Hen- ly active In the eteotion time during the year Wedne^ay at Heritage .Manor, destroyed evidence to protect derson of My 4„al coverup Alberta L,atflmef AfiHerspn. He Moj^tuar^'. Details will be announced hl.^ ili.si-losurf of ttic .\l>:_iiii campaign m an attempt to win F iler Avenue - West, T he. -attendetfcschools-m-Bur4e.y. Wedhejsday a f a news c o n f^ nnagsacre.- ,-charged '-TtlBsday the officers ,'who' preceded charges^-- ’ [he POWs' release. 'ThiirsdavTiriit «t11 meet at S that .\nierical Division person­ Jhem .':------^ ------— Gurvivors include hia parents :^l a' weeKend meeting aT ence. calleu Dy t-.veu-n rnbD. _ I | „ r i J n r i-nn ,r- n 111, at tho home of Mrs. BlHv I leriGcrson wgs ‘sister iT- nel sjsteiiialK-ally desCroyedUtt Boeing A T m rS ' B'^e heriv Hughes. 1'233' .■Mder Drn*e- doo-unjonls about the incident to the Peers Cormnission placed ofncers accus,ed of a coverup derson and Sh^ na Anderson, the board of directors of the tor H U H L - Tit m n h e numbtr of ctvttlSns— follovftng^he inquiry headed-{)y TTie leaeMe was undeterred by ' pTnteOt iho fffftr{Ts~trrnTKTrt — ■ Nation^ .Uagut Qf FaniDies of — ---f a l l s --- — Th«- ''i.t. Gen. wWIlliaTTi iliiaTTi H.^ “Peern. [Jorothy Ijittm er, all Hurtey. -Bartal^A-., wHl >e heldnt-H- In till- .second of two articles killed at My I-ai, and he also Anisriaan Prisoners w d Miss- Nixon's nationally broadcast .Swinging Sixties Club will meet Charges .against the a.m. Thursday .at*,.Albertson- »in New ^’orker magazine ba.'ied .siiid about. 100 other ciivil'ians others Funeral sern ces w ill be mu in Southeast Asia agreed to- annoimcemcrrt Twsday tiight on. nr H p m Frtdav .iaa. M al ithe ~vwf p Qi' UppW. 'al tt*tO Ugfr SUIIIUUC. conductedai ^p.m. Tmifsaay at ■Bw'huxi Chupuli gC B J loilHe on llie~" secret investigaitvP" 'wprf...magsat'reo atwut "tmr i-reate/a "nonpartisan political thrtie issueis^e olo( troop withdrawals IIK IF I _ report of the Pentagon's sim e time a t " the neajbj' -’8>'ne Memorial (.hapi actuin^pnimrttee" to monitor aria a -prisb.net; release Buhl Cemetery. askfd tiiTlnng theu own' table t'oninii.ssion, Hersh said haiiilet of My Khe. plined “t 1-rites wtH follow in the. the. posujo.ns of each pres.idep; — ~ Aiid—North— Viemijii _m lL Till’ Peers ronimis-sioh con- iiersfi .challenged the validity 'prTC'eeifliigs.— Pleasant View Cemetery indicate, as it always has. that' . ' TWIN FALlij - Services for tial contender, includmg Nixon, ~clu(3?d m Its invesityaHiin of the-so-cgUed fiarker report, -Friends may call at the on the POW i.ssue. wants not only ...a withdrawal James Gary Chesnutt will be 11 'nu‘ Philippines. Puerto Rico Marclu I'.i'lK withnul Being able which has never t>een found. It My l.al murder charges were mortuary this evening and *dale but the overthrew of the held at 11 a in Friday at White .-Vllhough it win not endor.se itnd (iuaiii were ceded lo the to di.-»cover how the My l^ .-l was suppo.sed to have been brought against some of the Thursday untii time of servioty. _'11ileu go\ernnienl."“s -ie san) Mortuary Chapel. Final rites 'itnr candidate at this point. « I ’niled Sl^^tes Deo.--Wr-l^i^‘by files h a j disappeared. GencCiiL ■pri.-pi«-yd-by~T:t. C'ol, Frank A, members of the Barker task will be in Sunset . Memorial the ireat>^of peace with'Spain. Peers hiiii.self sii.spected tha^ Barker Jr., commander of the force, but only one, Lt. William L. Galley-Jr.; was fonnd guilty, Pa'rk. .some of the key officers My Ijii task force. K i m b e r l y involved “ /il Ihp lime wff? -The failure of the Army to (ton-victed of at least 22 KDKN - Funeral services for Iow a caucuses responsible produce the Barker report murders, Callcy was sentenced Murdo Macl>eod= will be con­ . - ■■'nju truth was mure damag­ contributed lo long delays in to life last spring, but the term o l d s t e r s ing 1(1 thi- .\nny's system than tlu- court martial late last year later was reduced lo 20 years ducted at 2 p.m. Thursdaj at -'W'^iilp Mnrtiiary f ’hapel Final - m rf rrntrl iTiiflEine' -^^'iift ut t^-'^-n-'nn -K— Mender son. and Bdll is ■ under- m riU<>ry- select M uskie subsequent nffu cr.s of Ilic i;iiMiiiiander of the 41th flrigade review b u s c d ^ c ------rni'S »;itt brcondiirted m Sunset Memorial Park K IM B F R I.V .Another B y United Press international al political cocTrdmtttor. disput­ ed this, argumg that .Muskie project of the-Mountaui Belles HAGKHMAN - Funeral The nation's fust official test m ade the strongest showing of Auxiliary of Mountain View services for George E. .Martui of presidential preferences— IVIagic Valley ITospitals an> candidate by far Convalescent Cijnter has will beheld at 2 p. m. Thursday conducted m Iowa—showered Johnson said Muskie was "very become a reality. in the Hove Funeral Chapel in most of Its benefits on Sr. fti'nntt('Ts_ Mafdr tlassla Mf^irtortal” A biis is bemg pFoVraeff for the "Jer"ome. Final rites will 5e held Dem ocratic Sens. Edmund- S; istrong ameng the h auxUiary by the Community Muskie and George S. Mc­ group."- Admitted at the Jerome Cemetery.' Admitted _ Admitted Action Agency, of Twin Falls to Govern. Nun iiand Conklin ■ Und .M r:i. — —Belton Drovm , -Pthrr Jouuie Boeobcdo ond Mclunie laKe some ot the center guest to Ivan Hopkins, both Shoshone; . B U R L E Y — Funeral services Tammie Coolie, Kenneth G ark. both of Burley; Mrs. a pop concert at Hansen School when Iowa precmct. caucuses Duane Carrell and Mrs. Uoyd -for—Be Baiisett. Wllla stone., PWUip. Rjtlhar&Ju n n . Heyburn;-Mr*.= Gymnasium aF~ rT3(T p.m , A FREE WtiVTER Wiersema. txith Jerome. And conducted at 11 a-m, Thursday T Hager .■ Shirley Gamboa, David-Howell. Malta; Mrs. Roy Thursday, Jan, 27 Democratic Natienal Conven- Mrs Clyde Kldgway, Paul al the Joseph Payne Memorial I HAWAIIAN VACATJOIV! I Lawrence Browning, (lary Mai:. Pauo, and Blanche -They also will see two one-act lioiL Tabulajigns conipiled Dismissed Chapel b) Kendall Kelly. Final Irish, 'Mrs, ^ Keith Malone, F.lledge, PocaLelio. plays andhearmusic presented Tuesday showed Muskie had I — A M K ...... I all .Imnne SJushaf and M rs Kenneth call al the m ortuary this .les-sie .lohnson and Mrs David see will also be presented for McOovern had collected 22 fi Births evening and Thursda\ until I I , FrflsTier. all Twin Falls..{low:ard De'Spj^in, all Burley; Nettie state competition per cent Another 35 per cent ADDRESS ...... ' ...... ___A dauglUvr wjia lx.'ni lu Mr , ■ -Liiuviam,,,-Kden,—(,iene Clark,;. M artindale.^-(.Xakle-y, and Mr?> time of^erv-ices______^__ wer e unoonunilted,— ------I X iind Mrs K.iici.- .A.slon. 1Vui llaii.sen, Mrs Waldo K'aught.' ' Fred Kasworm, Hazelton McK'iovern's backers contend­ I C I T Y ...... P H O N E I Kails, and a son «a.s lx)m to .Mr •Shiishone. Mrs Blane Parker, Births ed the results took the glo^pff I T F b o a r d ■ UtPOSITNOLATKRTHArS and M ri I,lii\il WiiTsenia. Buhl., Mrs D avf Hansing, A daughter was born to .Mr Muskie's clauns. of being the W inchell I JAN. 29th AT: Jernme .leriiiiie. and David Ahlt>.rn, and Mrs Richard Dunn. front runner in the race for the I J Pocatollo Hey burn, and a son was born to t o m e e t Democratic nomuiatiori because Dismissed 'Mr and Mrs Hoy Mai, Paul MiLskie failed to win a * - Mrs Vincent W 'Reed. despite the fact he'was backed I f- •iTmTaugh, Mff. - Hi(?hard legtstalors LOS ANt;Kl£S. 4 UPI .-Wal­ , .Xdnijitfd M inidoka .Mfnioriul. tiy Fppular io-vra Sen. Harold E, I I Caiiiplx'll, an V ti \flsun (li'udini:. .Admitted TWIN'KAI.US .Ml thrf^ Jim Johnson, MusWe's nation- • W righl and djuighter. Mrs but a hospital spokesman arul Nh s. Kathy Wilford and Mrs B .-\ Twin Falls Count> com- Cecil Knight and John David declined today to reveal the , LLiiiuucU. l.angley. toth Rupert nussioner^ were in Boise todaj .itr miht: Mrs Paul nature ot his illness or his iMstlllssrd Dismiss^ for the mid winter conference of I'lm h and daughter, .Sandra ojndition — ‘LhlLdtl-TL Tliumpiuii;. TiUii. •\rlo Montgomery, He>bum the Idaho Association of County TTitlotte. Mrs Perc.\ .Vllred.and TTfe' V4-year"-oTiff“ ri^'spSpS'f-' h.ill' .I.M kic K,i\r Smith. Births" Clerks and Commissioners. Kenoeth Hat.sett, all Twin man. whose ""column ■ -jnost-- ( hi.mI id ,: .iTid Mts K.'brrt A son was bom lo M r' and -Sessions opened today and l-.ills. Martin 1 ,»dbelt««-,; recently appears ui the New'. Kei’Vcr F .iirfiflil "Mr.r^B A Ijhgley, Rupert' Kmilierh : Mrs Randall will coriiTnue through Hirlhv York MuTor, re-portedly en­ la H arg e and daughter, tomorrow William L iB illi ^ s.'I. ^s.is Uif :\ ti' \Ji . tered the hospital Nov 19, , CLaSEtlllT Chancey said while In Boise the lla/ellnn. William’ Reuben Sun \ all«*y HhspituI The hospital would give no .Mr** \’ri II Nrl>*>n Jimtlini: three county commissioners .Sauer. Jerome:' Mrs Thomas more information. l-'.nr?rett. IJagerm an; Mrs F^atienl list not released by w-ill also have an oppor.tumty to DISCONTINUED meet 'With legislators of the U 'llin w 'O tu A n . F ile r:— and hospital officials km m county to be brought airto date SUBSCRIPTION KATES VSilli.un Freeman. Rupert B\ I niled Press International Blaine ('.on> for a'fu.urral i> to cre^to a: • * Mrs- fi—H Adkins and I>ewis t;.v,cj,lAsring mem brv for the famil\. %%»• at W hite -\lor- vTIMES-NEWS Hack. tJiird, -SUBSCRIBERS F.asl ^ MTest wiW\er4 were liiarv make certain that everv aspect of the service refterts J. _ I IVI M r?^ A'!-W>Frai)l2 and Mrs. the care and love due one vkho \vill alwav>-be rem^ber«*d. P^aper Oeitvery ' 'Tom Marzocca. first; Mrs. M. B r) Hartruft and'Mrs.,'iV. J. ■ Call yo o r carrier Undemer, second, and Mrs. or 733-0931 _ ICeith Wiekham and Mrs. N. B. ■ I B«lor»tp m d«IITof [(\ McIntosh, third. v

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( IM -INNa TIM 1'4 ^ ■were wnflictmn early'reports "i-’irpmen are on the scene" of the number of persons in the de’Ktrnypd an'otc) nurstnK hom r Throuijh m a CinL-uuui}; suburb earl^ righj noM- -going ■ Ulceugh th« buildihg .when .the fire bq{.n, y e H a ^ ^ commis.fo^rs s«id Cuuiitj roronerr the firm wijLbe permitted to ro iiuire boihvs, " Harris si^id office said there may have been i‘Ulerl> wuintTi ahead with present expansion I ...... H>ir llcrf IVoaj aaid tin rtifif iiianw at i?fl p»liMnlii ut >l» "pfans tMit future expansion «'uj iaul John Harris, jm require turtner hearings aide to Mayor .lames 1^_wt\ variance approval one person was SavtAi , Tom Walker J r , who at- a |k iSm t d > ’ ------: tended the hearing iaid the firm Kiretnen. hampered b\ ('hill- ^ f F if a majgC- su it» -m ir 3 nn F ll>-anne the faKlil> car left the hitjhway .. protests were received b> Hiirris said mnv l)>nlu'S « iT f T WIN F.M.L.S T'lie Foi'eiyn R eg 99 continued luda> in Fifth Distru't and careened into a field north Ih'-' count) PIaiinin« and Zotunt PKG taktm tjT a tpmp«ii'ar\ morcue .Stud> U'anui’. a .S;iU l.ake Clt) 2 ■•luurLiiiJ'wiii Falls in a fiSS.ltOO of Hanerinan The accident Comimssion and thrrr were no in a uaratie U'hiiul ('it\ Hali — il.iiiiauvsviiT anaiiisl llie ldalm~ 'w n iii yd nil L'. *i. HlL'hw av'fi?) pro(r .t<-:' — Ihr i-iumt-v- lrin:wl iirmip. will—ni<‘oi—wuU w h rrr iiffn lfll:' n( the IV’parlinenl of Hlt;hwa>s and Dr Smith charjies commissioners Tue.s Hiw vase brvutitit li> Dr. notiJiRtnce on the part of the public heariiUi priui to the.vule. parenb at 7:30 p.m. Thiic.sday Jtiiero "snmc nf H'tioin arr i;i\*>n Sm ith , an F^phrata. department of hijjhways to discii.ss a program of suilinier travel in Kurope Tlie meelinn w,ish , dentist, yn behalf of because of condition of the hiRh- AUTQM ATir’^" huMM'lf and his three suns It way at the tune will b»- in Hoom F-5 at the hi^h TF aides ” invulves the .April 5. 1967, death He asks $100.(KM) damages for .school DOUBLE-RINSE' .-.ut.-Slr^.SmiLb-in.a Itaffic-ac: hiniua(>e and culture sebmeet .Mrs Smith was killed when rrtedical arrd funeral expenses. and travel throuf>h G em iany, in T F set rtug>wa, rinB lawii a n d f r n n f f .lames .Jackson, Twin Falls casters Thursda liiuh School German inslrHtlur. • No vpecidi Ime. said seven students have hook up to ynh _____ enrolled and he hopes to f vv'iir nu'tif faster -* in s|H'< i.il vssiun I’hiirvl.i> TWIN F'.-M.I.S Nominatiiin Station bom bed • Spin^ riothej damp (Jr y ' fi-*on t.» ili.sLiis.s ih f d i^ ir iit .forms fo r’ the Ja\cee Llah • f> seconds [>r"lKrT'ii:r.ini B1•■.I.^ AST, Northern Ireland at twij Hntish arm> observation ' rriust be turned in by F r iday • — liic —truhtett^. -u*;—hc^r^l ■ I T'l i__ tximb exploded al a ■•potiU . There were no-injuries. Ndimnaliiin— fiirms____arti - re re iv- ivs pri‘seri!«ition> in (>a.st weeks [Hilire strition at C'astlewellan ITie arm> reported that-< available at the Twin Falls from four archilecLurai Iirms tuda\ killmn one clv^llan and snipers fired on an anny patrol Chamber of CoimiiCTTe office • Compact^ 2 4 " * 16V.” seriousls mjurin»i another and can be r.eturned there, i n j u r i e s .School Supt tieor^e Staudaher and at a troop carrier in the • Plug into standard electric Moctel 0910 re< onimended . .Monday . ni^hl lUlice tried .to .determine if Roman (.'alholic Bogside dis­ accordins to RoyleMarti). DSA outlet t15 amp ftnnimurn) cotnmittee chairman that the board make a drJt^ion the uctim s were the ftien who trict of Belfast, a^ain mjifmg .IKROMK A .Salt U k e City • Rolls on vtfheelt.. no ventir^g '^The . junjfor award will be 95 .way, tnNite.d_amLrfdeased ' ■ wuitiaii • 3 «p«r»t« drying cvcl^J or piistptine matter until "KiUTwore rulified to a hospital "TFie poUce from Magic Valley Memorial 43S under whi hais contrfbutwl rmulsr.^ma^ n y«Mf (luti ne.it fall- ;r’ - where came shortly after a pert-Ume ^ Hnspttal Tuesda) affer he & tufinibie______. ...Hit mtaiUiu: will bt; I'lilii !■ S.H11I ihi‘) . fiiiinij, a p..|wpn';in _____ w h o ------bad— been— the m ost, to- _ tfijurtd Tn a Truest accuTenf (m • Up to 135 rr^mutet drying • Mdtchinq Porldble Dryer Ko^'e^^■'n H.'t.'l scrond («imlj. but 'Oxpens kidnaped was released un and leadership during the past Interstate 80N time includM automatic cool down period jvdildhle (li'fu.sed It harmed Monday night. The IRA year The senior award will be K. V Pollot'k, 58. was alone m It was one of several said it had notfllng to do with presented IP the man or woman hii truck wh«n it wwil o ff the over 35 who has the same -w Uw CaaUgwafltffi the Knawpuig:------•' - ~ ----- interstate between the Han.sen Tonv qualifications "SeW his Amazing Washer Demonstfo^d by a area. ahniit~30 miles south of Police res«^^•ist Patrick Roo- and Twin Falls junctions Organizations and mdividuals Belfast-- Bomb a^talks disrupt­ ne). 27, was freed near the •Vfagir Valley Ambulance Hoover Factory Representalive Thurs. Jan. ?7th!l are asked to make nominations will speak ed the town's telephone ex- burder..>ith the Irish Republic .Servue personnel said the for the awards. i hanMe and slightly damaged a shortTy after midnighl. He ...... accident...... occurred about 12 ,. study center at nearb) Bryans- hitchhiked to a police station W • TllLJa>'axd&4lim£r.,j!n4l be at n ^o nyhpr details aiJV furd Newry and told police he was 7 .10 p m Monday at the available, In l-iindonderr>. Snipers fired! abducted by two masked men American I-egion Hall i-.

/ TWIN F.Al.I.s Ton) Fark. Idaho attorney i;eneral. will be Kuest speaker at the annual TF men ^ Magic Valle) VMYWCA rneetiny toniKht.. to attend The event will beyin at T p m at the V building at K li2abeth Boulevard. All members and Boise meet guests of the Y are invnted to attended the diTmer meetmg. TWIN, FAI.I.S - City New presidents of the YMCA and YWCA will be installed. Fjigineer G^rge Michael and • City Mamager Je ^ M il* will be in.Boi«_no 5t for the annual m a tin g t ^ .Idflhfi. T F cnamtjPT" -'"S«cTfly o7 . Professional ^gind^s. . dii> n«T set The,pngineers wiU meet Feb 3, "H, 'and 5 in Boise. The t o n i g h t - association is divided into several cla;.sifiCitions in­ cluding engineers tn govern­ ment, Mikael and will TWIN FAI.I^ nooncement will attend .ynnahs ofThis grtmp. lOBUsni U'f

oL.t)ie Twin Falls Chamber consulting, industrial government Coinnierce.______government and iitUities will ^ 5 -rmeet^— te- The annpuncemerti .w itt fc <^3CV»» teter is-pBlrr of the NaUoifial Society o f Prote«don«> ItW akN D 1VAN8 fc J!QB r t r - M t m m It’sr M oscow’s f^rael i^in e

lh>roti‘i/ Tit The ( ili;s,ens Of Ma'fiic t alley W ASH IN GTO N;- The sUdden »,Those , dark-jnotives _may to an Israel deeply In debt and .Israel.- Half ofTfiat IS '^<561^ unaoswerable budgiet questions^'".'. world__with one of.the werfd's highest pehMtion" for such alleged but also promises tft- 5Q.vI^.-;.e\p^nc!M rM . I» g e l’s balance o T -bit Prinr^tinn ■ and-th^ttffafl;ce is ailicial Cilv anfl Counly -- •Member otAUdft Bureauof C>rcv4ation arm UPl ■has not 'Moscow’s obvious decision to the cost of renouncing Soviet precarious endless B3e7nTu7r$3avirF7ereEy«ieT7gnaTe3"eT7Ke"aiVWTfiTWRfKT$frWFnCT" after years pf keeping Pursuant to Section 40 >00 itfano freedom door tightly locked, said a word in protest to the allow only the old, the very citizenship. ' iwtligni war vyiin me ath Bs . noftces Mill be pubhv^ed^ PuAiVfed daily and ^nday, except Satu/day* 132 Third Street ^est. The pritise ■ Soviet These are yndoubte. by Magic vplley Newspaper's. -lr>c Entered as seGond class mail matter April B, has.convinped some American ■•sudden policy'.switch, by. its young and, mostly, the ' l^4|, a't mrposf oHice ■« Tjvif> ^a^s.ldaftor'tWI, untfer f.he act ot March 8. 1879 •officials that Moscow’s game tS patrons in.the kremlin. uneducated to leave the Soviet discrimination, in refusing explanations: that Moscow is /A to Qi!eElafldJ[.grael’s domestic The problem for Israel, ajter Union. The estimated cost for emigration for any Ru^ian Jew givingt^ts Arab clients to ac- ~ ' budget and force'it to^cut back having 1 pressed Moscow to Israel of fitting ihese~m- -with technological'trair^g was couht W the sprotacular end to ^ • on militi-y spending pernut immierotioitof Ruagian ■migrants into Isyjieli society, clearly evidenced the thf closed-door policy toward' B asida s — im posing--- Uuit- ■JeasifoT- years, is grave, and where plas.s anri riiljiiral rnn- Gutraneous arrest of Rep Jewish emigration. TTie act is iroiuc-'-WitH l y ael’s: detnand.s...fli cts— are-~growing,-.:j5.--a- James H, Scheuef of New York th'at no Arab country has yet aranited, leadinK minimum $3^,000 peiu,faguly, ’in-M o;^a' 10 ago. He was -cTiticized "W o ^ w o v ^ what plotting internal mischief for Je>vs say the cost to In addition, the SovAmencan viet Onion' •sittmgj in liie livmg Tooijror™Has" been a cardinalalways Israel: to distort lsrael'.s Israel of an expected im- charges what amounts to a per- Alexandeivl.emer, a member of tenet 'o f Arab -p^cy towrprid ,cif_Scien- poliUcaJ balance be feeding in migration up to-GO.OOO in 1972 eapita price of $1,000 [or every the Israel — totil hostility toward ^FrPSIrtrnt NTO)ii‘sl)uiltiL-t fui 197H Ii.iit»lit have -bcm— ha^— Hubert "I igixtist,, fanatically anti-— would— be r;»nimuitt -S4e& man. and ehtld pef- tiiita, \yhen taken ' in hy ifft— leuish__immigralinn aiid .th«, ■police. Neither bemer, nor his. .grbw-th'ot the statg of l jsi-aa: .— sets a—F«w- .recoi'd . of Huniphrey i»eeiiiilecl.£{cl can only T'om rfiiini.sl Hii.s.siarTTiJn-^ ' rnilliiin - painluliv Duraensome milteo to leave Kussia ToF tc son, \naaimir,.Kas be'eh aTiTpTti ■ Fm all y ,' Tsrael's . h6WesV ^ jiearjv $247 billion, which will surmised. - . hn'lrl a )nh sinrg dav after the ■ prnhlpni . Tesuir iD a rccurd dcficiUm d u faj _ Wurnin^;^ of the dangers are eider-1 WJet-'applied for—per. -.^-Bwshed in -the ..{ai>reaching increase in the nationaf 'debl plentTfiir. Devaluation bf'lTie dbllai^' mission tu gp to Israel. , tentacles of the AmfeTican ceiling, whieh hati ...rt'acht'd the has by no mean^lieaded^off the There’’ is another, mare-in- FYesidentinl election. almost inconcm able .sum of S-130 forebodings of the international ' sidious aspet t of the expected Sen Edmund S. Muskie, of billion. money «>anagers, who know from flood of- Russian Jews intu -M ain e. f r o n t-r uo n i n g Government ovtTsp<-ndm); lias • bitter experience that no nation, Israel. 'rhe.\, are without o.x- Demucralic Presidetrtlal become a habif uiui dcfint.s the however rich, can go on and on in (.■eption hard-line anli- candTjlate, strongly urged uis'ual thing undtT DeincKTats and the red without eventual collapse. Conunuhists, .V-’cordingl.v, tlie.s 4’ resi lenj Nixon to '"ask are ripe prospects for j.oimng (.,'ong/ess for' a ' -special' ap­ Repubiican.s ahkf. .since the davs Those few voices raised in Gahal,^ the hard-nnht Israeli propriation to help Israel cope of FD K Congress in behalf of common ppliUcal party which wanteH'o'uf ...'vTith the a w some financial Preside.nt Kisenhovver managed , sense are almxjst i^owned out by of Prune Minister Oolda Meir's pruWein posed by 'the swelling small surpluses in two of his eighth calls for greater spendfrig. Senator tjuvermnent the sunuiier uf ma.s> uf-new iiiuiflgrants. years. President Truman foiigM' Ha'rTy ” Byrd,-. oT VlTim ra, 'a- TgTnvvh'efi'swsrcTpTcd rhrt* -s- ■“'MtLMne's "appeTit “was made : 0T5tirg^"spenders in his ow ti j a r t v Dempcrat turned jndepeirdent-, proposal fur a c-east'-fire wmiuul. cugUjytul^ either Ad­ fHelweFTarlai ^ ~ ministration .. officials or the and WGfi'-some of-his battles, but wams"'the nation can’t keep piling Thii.s, lht‘ smliien .SuUti l.-iraeJi eiiibdss;. here --- tc five venrs t;if s u m lii&fi.s, he__ up. deficits' without "risking ahe ’ despitt Liryrilnn-- rm<------rui.n‘:i wound up with a S tB lJillip n deficit. most djre consequences.". This sorry historv of going It's time for the American people d^per and deeper into de.t>t has. Lo raise their voices in 9 m ighlly GEORGE C. THOSTE^N, M .D. gojie from- bad to worse as chorus and impress tl^e President Congress and the President have- and Congress with ■ thi . faqt that vied in spertding programs, sub- Am ericans do_not want to keep Fingernails “ ■'-sidiea, and generosity to-countrica rutining headlong down the -around the world. ruin. Dear Dr Thdste.son 1 am >1 sour health whether directly arid had open heart surKcrs 2‘ related tu sour heart surger> oT "EnSTmKrrattr- -Bnt- -to-thinlr^of—if; ‘ Inflation mnt -conie >ars ago The doi’tors replaced nut Congress have forced President citizens of Magic Valley.—of Twin the disea.sed mitral valve with a Niynn t/^ raigp thp m niinlnin nf Hpht K a lU ,-If-rnmp , RiirleV __ B liilL ■rnmramranmp------rtnsrescTp-TTravr-siysoff - -to - a- -level- -tha t -baffles human, Rupert and lots- of xither places— I recuperated, ver.\ well. I am' an lU D fur blrtn .control pur- .comprehension and dashes the are strong backers of .less federal (in anti-coa^ulants and ha.ve « po.^es ;uul have it removed for ■ M pesflf many fora return to fiscal spending—just so we get all our pruthruiiibin tune- test taken cleansing ever,) three to' four sanity. How much worse the,figure- projects, that is' weekU to deternune” 3osa+;e T ■iiiunThs~'.... ■ T7“ Kur Some tui)o now there has "f also -t!!! fy r.« checkap uncv ii_ ukintti been a heav> yelipijfish to brow- Hii.s 1^ mv question■■Wtl\--a£e- _msh T,uc=f<4tefVr’ariig-although i 4htrrt(KT»'ir;i always so ihtare.^teil (louche, e'l strong odor remains. 1 asked the. doctor about the V . m thj' Condition of my fin^ier- nall.^" The’> feel theiti tu see if cautie iind the m ly ans.wer I tiiev ,iro unusually ruiiKh or received w'Ss that it sometimes N o t L i k e l y denteil. nr if there ;ire an.' spot.' (Kcurs with this device and iin-liT them - Mrs W I. holhlnH can l)e done atxjutit 1 Hiere arti liib. uf re.Ls.in.' f.ir vvonder if there is anv other - p - - 'k;ng ;it fincem aila. .Miini nl ■ fnr thts — MjJck-k — Nlo new states have joined'the' four sm aller ones, he reasons. And. :(if rea.Ki'rt.*; applvin^! to >nu It doesn t always happen, of :Unipn siiK-e Alaska Jind Hawaii, but^. _ jx'rha’ps it would II the Kansan'.s 'th/T;- nnl 1 nurse ,()ut irritation and if is argued from time to time .ihjrf' plan were followed, Ihe new stale of nie win be pale i f there inrectiori idh ocrur Wh'flf 'Sn' ' sorne of the states might be ^ tk *r C oklakansneb or would it be ARTBUCHWALD 1' .inenu.i If Uie\ are dusk.s ur It'D IS in place When the administered if Ihey were 'Sro^n •Kanslorbraskhoma'’—would have ;,ii4U blue, it induates the problem i.s as persistent as -trrte-several partsr ^N»j4hern and MippU of^ii\,\ >;en in the blood i.s .sours, the best thmg" is to -tt-peputation only -^li^tly-"&m aller » “ntnrndnrnritid tis? "sottif ottwr^ ■ southern California perfiap's do nol I’ ekin^ " W _than Michigan, and an area which The nail.s iiia.s be roundeti like form of contraception hove much in common, accordinB would place it between Ala^ o and. -- WAiilllVCiW ^------!W f ll. if ( hum 1.1 iin luiib’ti n Tn-tt.nm in------;i wiiit'fi 1'|.i !n___iuui ______11 Wuuld be l-giV£-. tralize. A Kansas stiite legislator lawmaker's proposal will Mactionnacks believes Mr nns.'-iles"" inui h m'ore henefin.Tl if he built uf the sahe lining in the heart iiie.^ the runs F.ven a little ui coffee Have had a lot of it all views the situation from a reverse nuiterialize If all'other , obstiicles .Nuon-ihouldnu lii Havana first. BcuOse Canada li liia J at. a bridiic ti.'. vCib.i first I'hi.s uL.if IIh' of aniu'i.iaijul.inl The -Will I ><‘e ■ il.' .‘(nd ,i.s K»(tK .(.' uc .s[.irl<'(l luuntr.v h.i.s d.ine Hithi'iit I.s iU i.h(rtfi ni\ life bijl nuH'it disagrees point of departtwe He w;ould have iL> were~rtniU)vo; tu ,i I'l'iii' il in I ,iM- Truile.iii cct' Wh.ii h.!" Ctim.i i;ii; I,, .’ffer '.i.s . '.itirif I .m refUn t > 'ur alxiul it as all uur bodies need Oklahonia and Nebraska I'omhiiie IS hercss Ui claim the larger the niuniMl lu u n lrv 4,iiiUi mile.'- •in', hiniu ulf.i.' th.il vu' >.1(1 I i;e! in this n,.lriliuiui! st^iU’ fulks will; niilk I..H into one go\erninenl unit, the nuire ef- n\sa,'._when it wmiKl be inuib' ( l.'nn.i 1 k\ r, iiKIn i, be >niintr\ in.ulcqii.iie pr.'fem h.ui' ,i N'uu ve evidentl.v developed a rr'iivoind" '^rnrRTijnTT- nrierii.it.s aclininistrntioii “ easier for him. U lu*ieall.\ vsant.s 'rnii\~in rrd---h still'thmk Nivnn- rhitTT^P"tTlt)7ir: 1 S.IH -tf rcry mi; fl.ii I'liiii'le iiisii'.i'! -if— s*'iiMtuit> ui' milk whitli can- adnunister mu' .su;H'rst.itt' th.ui' liijiee.i Cumnuinisl > uunltv . tu .shuuKl iiu tu I uUi fii 'l .mil ran vunie t.' ti'nns "itli M.iu r.u-sed, — h.ippen even though you've fiup oser.fruMi Kes Bisr.tynt- tu work Ills ua\ up tu i'h m j If fie I'lt'-lunt; »e i-uulil have ,‘U'Ki N.il applMn^; tu >o.; ,f bt'erf ilrinkin.f! it all your life I 'uliii in a helu loiter 1: wmiliT makes some >;.jfies nei;uti,ilin^ tj^iilliun (X’ople wurkin>; fur ils cuur’se. nail-bitini; often retie, ts I >rlv .S(4uti!!Ii IS lo stop usmg it s.ise tliLs cuiinV} .in .mful luL4-. tt.llll...a.. Ljjiuauinisf roiintrs if ,iml »e «uul(in t (jave lo uurk at an iinxiets su.ite We all need thmgs that are iiiuiie' llllChf .«.s we(J .f\'.,a .liltle .'ne all Isn't th.it Ik'Wer than vin- nie I ulor uf na>J.s ni.u uii l.jilo unLiined in milk - calcium. ----- 'Hif t ‘i f^Tiii'iii iMi'i i:.'iirt.'~nT' r:Hw r i n:in :i iiu .ni't'" ' ; - ;.il;i' H.iv .in.is a bruwn st.iin fruifrTxres.sn e prutein. and smaller amounts o^ till' Teuple's Hepiitilir uf Chin.i ■|I'-S tiM l.ito," 1 wirf -Ai^nr r lll.is bo Si’ltTFTr" rut^.ircu or other .llsi'olor.iiiun uUier u.seful itenjs - but for- MR. SPECTATOR . ta see iL tie h.is a[ f »'nl h.is hi.s heart' sei un tuir.^ tu -MaLGjhiu^Ky s.iifi' But I'd dusi -Lu LL-rljin drui;s, ih.uh: lunaLeli j uuUki j^et them Ircm ^'ImisUh'^s t'l' 'ilsi Ls' u;!T^A1.i,. (.'bin.i Hesiilt:> be II ^;et .1 l.it »;iM' up \i\ . r-, trip tu lVkin«; I unT^tinini; iner. .irs and arv:-.i> ■-'tiler suur^vS Iiki Isi-r.iiit; mure l'\ lu'. rf.Tnr Uumi; ;,.r utie Ju'.hI ;«,\ Munteiristu .iinun>; them N.'te t,j h; K. B There is no Tti.il'' .inuttier 'fliinc H.'H I’ekin.; :h;in he w.iu!.-) :f he went . lu.irs ,in\ iIh\ ■\n(l,' uf ruure, the i,'ener,il >-\iiience ih.ll hormones cause Think II .Vin^t So ? tTinnr w r still rrtrr to ('astro s appcantntf trt the ettn (»■ t-«th'ep. althouiih in some types. I m'lntrs ~il> i oinmunist TiihTT distorted bv skin iliN'rders, certain honiiones can stimulate it^has t>een calculated that the ■ Iw (i.iii s friends .tihl w f nu» I .ill \l.iu s , uuntrs (x-iiiriasis ur uthers ur ex[n.s,.ri' CTuwth uf a c ancer that alread>' total worth ol th'e '(.■(iiiinnin stock ol the I’l' i[iu- ' Hep'.ibli. .'f ANDREW TULLY tu I'hemu als, et. exisLs A i.a matter of fact, in I'fu n .i .So there are luus uf , ;,,'e- the 10 largest C(nTipaiii«“s m lhe'fio 1 9 IT AIN TSO -v'tne uth.er rases, hormones are -tUu -1- 'mx in a fin»rs ar<' inlerested ii'. .in> fr.vnd I.s inisihformed. -i.s-«hniit 7 billiotl riillijd.niiH hn 11s nn Ih p It Makes Sense — 1)1 ulci's liel«i 11. linf-----mpr- aninifuant infurmaliur. Thai is less than that of a sin^;le street and rubbl'd " us because the the I'euple s Kepnblu uf W \.sHIN(;Tt)N ll i.s not fur Nixiirl's pU\1ge to ^et all the cosmetics firm A\oii is r;it(Hl at. rim es News didn't win any of those I'hina and the I'nited St^Ues haril tu believe .the flat .way out about $,=) fi, billion Idaho Press .A.ssociation awards. 'Whv arcn t frying tu statement made over a lun- This optimism is basecj on the ■ 'ATinTnrt‘"'!sppndTTTp nn t.'()M n i'tii.y ■ t'h.tVI s i m m exceeds S.t billion a .\ear in tl)c members of the Idaho Press and the I'niled Sl.il,es' White lluu.se stiurc? th a t'"th e lo Communist China, next BeiauM' l'ul)a is ,in ou .S..nth Vietnamese will have I'nitt'd Stall's, sa\s I’atnck H^an .AsstK'iation are those folks who put month, and the Soviet L'nion m laki;n u v ii Ihi; « a r ctnupli:tt;li. writing in the Smithsonfan out weekly nevdrprrpTTS and .il_s exportmt ..ri'.iuluLiun .:^la>,. Nixon's, aieppedrup witth. •trourul the wurld ti\ ehs'tion day drawal schedule, say reliable magti/.ine Mut rather than joining Tim es News is a dail\ . so does not Whitl s the IVuple u..(i-' Ihe statemenij makes .sense sources, ’by' then should have all those folks \sho would p Ked China duitvtf'i' Kiihard Nlxor is no amateur convinced PekuiK ^ d ^^*;ipwted"tn~grf1;gn the passing eye then evolution — fMVh.AWAYDBPT : I'm not -sayirtfe that at all Ukeover and thal tberefoqe ^ even this condition <1 be (eels he has thus far crudely achieved The Tady has a problem She But you niu^t remember thM ^ further need exists for aA- can make a deal with Hanpi on A iiiericjrr presencg. th.e PO W issu e - t _ L --- And one more thing—"MiT^ lived at her present address for one Cuba IS 3 constant threal to us " ' " I thought everjpne agreed Publicly, both the Preadent ‘Laird took note of this aspecft Spectator would ppint out—or year and ^ring that time has bffore' Nixfln announced hjs and Defens? Secrelarj- Melvin 'the othei; day when Ntxon told a rather would ask vcfa—to take a "rnllected" some nine rings—She. Uitit CI1I1U1 the biggest ■l3ira‘'7(SfnlRn?rTir”5 5 y T Iia l^ pressessconii conierertCe of His aecision good look at the tmic woman In------ti^es-uii a curnei In W en d S lfid .it ^ *h reat to us ■■ r& id u a l'U L S . I6 f « 6f pefh&t>i to cm me .u.^. iroop geuing ui es^rly nnoming before she puts~un seems that's t)ie comer wh6re —" It was iKfore. but how that 25.000 men ,would reniain as a her “ face." Anyone Who could then ^people flnmp their Unwanted______dogs President Nixon is going there. bargaining ievgr to ______obtain h as a cu u iied lanother dog'^ a ■ . It:.s not a.s big a threaLaa.it rBlfnap nf Amgician prtannpra ■___ rtf gailf ___’ ^ T ~Pftr tMv* wrm^r Hfinnffriritir fw ' ~ ...... n—= 3 f^inOoBg'party or^9^ ^aleS WDUld,supply large scaTe ini luding f ^ e d impresario Sol Hurqk, who was -inte^tional-supervision of. ilogiMF -tihesi ; 01 it ' " ionaUuperviaiim of econoraiciaid f6-both Northjuid, roportcd-in serious condition. JitUa-dig^iwnt than bstora. m mt on Caos. with-no morfe cease-firie l?t)W release' and'^gouth Vjpteam nnre » pniiti^-ni ':— .‘ihoLtlr dfter "tim ftiii;' m'oke"'»nt, rwitlmial— ^ Peace Action foreign imervenlionin ln (‘dochi- troop withdrawal's. _ T agreenaent was achieved. — Bft>apany received an’anonymous ^ - ^International guarantee of Coalition . said. rib& American ' sort ft)en(ioned overafif i d develop­ pliant- fall laying .Impo incendiary' devices. |\ad ■ - .prob-, the rights of Indochinese people don't w i ® ah'eight-point -=^^ture. Indtx^uiiM ment ^sistance the "neigh- been ilct.Dna’iedraf’ the Offices of the 83-year-old the p e ^ c , the status of> all p lM .“ but a one^x)iht.plan—for lems h^U be. settled by .borhood of $1. billion, but Nixon Hurok ;uui' at"Cohnnbia Artists Inc., located c()untries themselves, with each t'o'untries in Indochina and for the United States' to get-ocit of spft'ified no amount st'vi'r:il blwks away. A "suspicious'.' fire also, fadochina noMy, lock, stock ^ d ' nation's forces reinainQig be; lastmjt pi'llce in the^egion-, ■ wa.s rirportfd at C’

publicly qnce again in Paris on isair Jill t o r s e X a m i n ed^ Thursday, included: —'Total U.S. and allied withiffawal froni South Vietnam ^ ! ■ I! illl 11V III ■ ilTlK rU 4!A *U L!lliecU I •»I 1 f ■ ■f'

------^ ■ :______V ..__ HAKKI.SHUIU;, I’a , HIM i the jury tif 1'2 and four 'in ’ p o w s ' l<.'(>^titlut'd froiil p 11 Numi ;mii ln> admmi.slratiim ■■Vjioiher ciinleniler the Attorneys for Ixnh sides tx-fian alternates were sworn in and concurrent -nnth pullout-...... “ Jerr.v GurHon tif "tEe b«-n ■ piifstffnp -'pr:Trp_ pr'csidcncy. Son. flefu-.j' :^r. examining pitispeelitf jiu1. i v w \'a . pru(X).^al wa.s elose-to what lie trial of the llarri.sburH ,‘io-en. • -A-rt " ...... - Thieu government ‘one eight-point~peaof plan "but a called I t "a 'far reiu'hiiin has been recbmiuending. u ;md U)e juilf;e .s;iiii. jui'or 'llieKev, Itiilip Berrigan-and pro()o.sal for peace that roii.stiUi. sdtii'.tlun may be completed b>- six|xlg[iy»antiwar activists are A n n a u n e e s oni'-point pUin: for the to 1 hope'ho will now make >;et out of Indofhma now. lo c k ," able men should nol rejei t ever\ effort to gel Peking to the eiid of the week " a c;c]B5!uf c L ton^pfrirtg to kidnap R EP . S H IH L E Y tTiisholm of New York for- stoi'k and barrel," H e-,iaid House Kepublii'an leailer C.cr- ii.se its hoimI ujfices in getting JK'dge U nixiin lli’niian-uave IVeJRlentialrtlRlentii adviser Henry A. jsally annoimfts her candidacy for the Nijio'n's speech was a "hoa>r aid H Kord saul Ni\on lunl Ulv,.J:eleaiiejal'-om- pns^^neTs indication of when he 'Kussinner. blow up heating Democratic presideollal qominatioD befbre Talk .md a frau d " that asks North' " M 't the record jtr.ught ' on Ins a .■it;uul.still ceifsefire,'' ,.Iai.'k.siin ■expectOd jury . selection ...... to. be...... sys'tenis of federal buildings in group of supporters at the rpncord Baptist Vietnam to la-\ dowTi us $ n iis’ neniitiatiiiiis and "hoi)efull> UiKips. ar<- will ix' a .start tnw.uHl an publi.shinn luunes of Uie pro.s- 'Itie seven defendants have boosts I iH nil,-If,‘ <>»tl l.»nw *nt '* ...... T " , . .she's I Mrti 'Tn*'Vietnam"’' ...... -..... pCctu'e paneli.sts-, .or 4lw-ttw»- -^iajd—1+ie —eptfwfs— CMdidate" of die pe«pk‘- iL 'P I) - ■ Sen^ Ja i'o b .liivitN, K-N V,. II k ' Kev. Cai:l .\lclnlvr.e. the . Hons they W.eri; .uakiid.______iiccused of were ^to --- -- said the offer wn.s fair but ■ Fundamentalist radio evanne- Soviiets Herman said the pre.ss bring theic ease against the ■ ob\iousl\ Its boln^; I'nade lisl from t'ollingswood, N ,I . l estnctkm would bo lifted once Vietnam War before the public. — ^---- public mdicutea that III \ivan was-t(in«rmg "the X (Continued from p. 1( little hope for noiu- tonii power and purpo.se of the Ucds Pr«si d e n I airs to take over / den.y Jew pesolution approved * home, she said, "1 don't feel ai'i'eptance The question there- . fore reverts to die Unitiii Hep ,Iohn .•\.shbriKik. H-Ohio. the war will end as quicKlj as Slates interest aiul that I fi-el who IS running against Nixon WAiSHijNdTON (U P li -.Sen- ' -intended to secure equal we'd like," Graf wa^ reported £tlll requires (.omplete I' S for the GOP pl-osidehlial exodus ate Derinicratsleimicrats v^anim ously ' prolet^ion of the laws for all liS peace offer missing m actiprt after being noniuiation. aimiiiended ' the approved Tue.sday a resolutioji c it ie s , therefore b« it captured in South Vietnam m ^vithdrawal > IVosident for "refu.sint; to bow — •TCI. AVIV I 6ph-'I-he first calling, for uniform applic'SHon rcsolv^ by the Senate Demo* I Ihalilhe llnitwl - Xovoiiilxr , 19fi9______■■—Sen John G .Tower. jK-Tex., to proiinurVm frtun Hie leR— it- delrgatton to vrsit Israel of eiuil -right t laws .ih; tVery traiTr nmfi^riwTn-arimsliffidv- The' President's disclosure States ■ wiUidiaw all support Mrs Shirley Johnson of .said the I'resiaeni s oiler wa. m a very difficult beraine 'pawns in the Comniu- emigration of Je w s from the The re.solution was offered at that all laws securing equal represented somethmi; of an The United States has indicat- "My htipes riiin't get li»i high..l.. position i;rthe e\t'S of the world nl.st quest for advantage " ■SlH'R’l UlllllM ------a ■iliiit 'dKloorTnr f tiiig by 'Wen:' protection of the -lawg' thorn Achievement In his owij recent ed in the past it would not thmk the only time I w d U e t ^ „ jVshbrook cautioned Ni.xon Ilie threiMiian delegation left■ Oavid H. GajiiiireU'fM ’.a selves apply equally and one-man campaign for re- ' accept' such a conditio^ and real excited IS when'diev reftllv J - tdenn Beall, K^'Md . l^»y-^iftp r a s i . x - d a y — T h T ~ ro.solution----slated imiformly in every section of election. Thieu's_j platform had Ni.xon made it cleffll^ the "clear ■ again.st withdrawing Siiy_they are-^ming home " • itwrnd Uie fommuni.st-.sptm- whereas <"ivil nglil.S-Taws are thv aiiintraiiintry," -been one of no compromise position has not (jianged.______evidenctx of the swu'enly and "suiiply (iti the liasi.s of ■ ]\ e been awfnllv deTire.ssed Vired "('(inference o'f .Soviet-. __'____ .. with The OommuJilsts. nc Nixon .said he hoped public ■mTPn!' wTth‘ "«1iirh tVesrdenf • noK»;ovi'nimont officials. limes in the past I don't see briefing today OF SPAIKT how I can Uike any more ■Kpc.ikin^ for the ^roup al a FEATURING: TORRE M OIINO, SEVILLE .em itemehl-. I diin'l know , what Of ri-i iHMM ,tlr news conferi-noe. Prof .Soloinoti ______AND G RANADA______Peace proposal _ ihoi'e P r ^ id NTxon can (Vi Honr\ . Kl.sSinCPr went to ■ I'h'- W httr H»ti: broach in sorri'i"> But how iiM'cIiin;.'- on llif India Pakistan exodu-s of Jew s from the -Soviet AIR FARE FROM cipulil tu‘ \isil Pis IL' tunes in (TtM i invdh in>; Ki.s.sinuer.. Hut Union to Israel has Lygun LOS ANGELES reactions vary iho |i,ist :lii monitis"w 11lioijt Nixon [xiinted out proudly that l,ast month some 3",0hft .Jews Many other bargain! in TRAVEL ALLOW, you to choote Thieu bids Ix’ini; found out' there were no leaks on the arrived in Israel frorfi the YOUR BEST VACATION! COMPARE ■ MAKE YOURS MACICI B> L’lilted Press Intem alional ifn- .Australian novernjiient Kissinger. IVe.sidenl Nixon_.s' Pans visits ' lx*cau.se we were .Sonet Union and Israeli offi- -The- world-reacted-today ----wnfttd- "welr n m e -3 ■ Tiegtitiatrd for new clitef ftttei^n p offered new the fightinu Pari> poarc-talk.v Hut ho was 'Ji'on [iiihlicl'. in .lows in tho •S> would, resign I sh.ipkeept'r orw-bu.s\ Tu. J> i pals in tho Pan s (it-aco talk.s on restaurant s who wi.shes to leave thi' .Soviet HAWAII! alonn with other Gls at Taa-Son as part of a new Indochina .Street in the^heart of ,Saii>on a dozen o(ackai;e offered lointh — In— Hctf-i-s-.— the— Comniuniut ."* p<'rwid ' -Do Tbit If------engaged on .security projetis I for ^ Persons ...“ipec < Harold 1., .Smith. IR. of with President Nixon dolei^alKJhs to the P a n s peace ,Jt was a pu//lo hmv hi- Ixith We have Jews who have visas ThleUl.alsu^^^^^‘“^ for a new I NAME Vireenville. Mim . said-. 1 dtm 1 tnflcs said- they were uri’ently F A L S E T E E T H I inanagod ti> i;ol in and out of to leave "who d<;,'not wish to 3o~ t think the plan will work I think ,Southeast Asia Peace Confer­ study'ing Nixon's new propo- both Washln^:ton and P a n s on Drop At The Wrong Time StI A D D R E S S I the Communists will feel you ence to discu.ss neutralization.of I .saV ,and had no immediate all th()se o( casiw s wiUiout \fraiil (uIm- 'Mil itr. n a' i K«- ()nl.\ 20.1)(X1. or one per cent I were trying tu trick them, that conunent ' the entire area, but .said ‘ • ri*- ..... • V -iwi' -.fs .1 ir .•-A.- . ..I. I C I T Y . ' ...... P H O N E .... bflinn , rtii."iinnii «d i,iinnil» r tn>t- JuvtT)— ban jMft the I \T5U Wfr« piaflhinK some son .11 th e -.^y'lviet press and i^overn- tiu ii— nf—Niii tilyuliiflia tli— snrf - r "CEPOSn NO lATEB THAN JANUARY JVth AT: tho news and picture publii.ll> t H !■ .nn*T lirrt,." »l. m'Ii •Soviet l.'nion 1 believe in the X fkniWeefWi* in «it were both silent on. the .South Vietnam would be a ( r V IH- r ' u i ,1.’ h,.r .rr ho has ■r,t'<*'iv«l a.s the •rr'ifiiy I ..r i .1*. IKA.^. futtffriess people will leave So •When »«- leave, ri w+H-b^■ prnpnsal Nothing aboot it was mailer Lo be, decided solely b> I - I Ke-sidcnt.'^ n'uhi-hand xiian m r F . m r r.'. Icr' -ikLtiuL let us aet thinas out of MAGIC CARPET TRAVELS |u^l like Bef.'T? TFTf ,North published in Moscow morninf; -ttTP--- twn— cuuiUi les— m thniit F nrr> tho dijiloiiiatu fiold bf-niih ‘M-*' ii 'r(*sulHrl> proportion " — \ ifln an icse'are iioini; to take outside interference newspapers ur mentioned by Ho did not oven. have tho_ m-rr Thieu, in a nationwide radio 'w ■ the .So^^et news agency Tass. benefit of a covcr story as he The Japanese »>overnment on broadcast that had been schc- The Camtwdian government did in July when"Tienew“ TronT simultaneouslv with that •Pa fcistarr—to—Pckms—to—begin Tokyo hailed the proposal as a. priH)f of Nixon's real desire to of Nixon's speech in W ashing­ positive one ane expres-seci end the war in Vietnam " But ton. also .said all foreign troops hofJe there > nf Am«»riran pHiamws' of war held by.fhe.CmWumstB.' -■n»e spokesman for the Viet Pnng HolAgftHiMi to DeaCfe Blks. Ly Van San, said that if Msorr tranted peai -nlw-Uf

The V iet Qnno nfBrfal reacQng to reportf that N b ^ wiu iJTBtwrcd'to set 4 apedfle date WfarSiQiarawa ^ fbrces from VHtnam'once the Omnnunteta agteett .to fn s. I Am er^priam im ^fwKfr A- H r RD OF. .(fi-er numbering abounO~waiP pnlni uHd were neadtng souttiwest at the time the sighted near Jerome about 10 miles north oHhr pJjotii Has taken. ril4^;- ('harlotte Alw ays FREE Delivery junction of highrtays 93 and 25. The deer, ('oming' , B e ll had to follow the deer for more than a half Winter range near Jerome In the City Limits (rtim the north, had crossed the high»a> al one' mlle'>to gel this pi<’ture.

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o r 9 8 ^ 1 4 Hailey lists snowmobile racers Mutual eleetk * North.5 Point* 1-'JU-:H ■ H, 1. Cediirhdlin will serve as -MTVttJ-rr- Thr"npwty rnir- ■■■ PoraTBtt(jr~fftTd’~ n n r(tr "^ T i— third =pint>-- — — = ------_ president .of the lxi>inl of direiTurs uf the F ile r jitrUL'ted speed uvul track iilllaL_Lufar. it was ...... ■ .a.sses include iVliOO -Durux>i.-ttui-,AjtiMil,y L a u rie —JKCTV.J; iTil,.Bill K iifsl. H u ik i* . —}■ Hnnounr'ed today ' . ’ ■ H E t D / you don’t assign west of Rotarun. w:is the'site tjf ■c.c , A' mnih; ' HNrstr-MwdEalF Baird, sponsored by the TliFfk sccond, Mike Broadhead. . I «ht>i:-'o'W^jfi>_int lude Ora .lun'es. H ollister.- Heiss, Hdi.se; second, (lie n a WtiLtsJ'ii SiuiwriujtMle Snuw Snowmobile C'(i_. A'iirey.' Heyburn, iiiid tlnrd! I.tf Baker. , - ilk'c president, and Merl I .eOiiard.' Set re ta r\• • him to-murder . Assocuition ianctiuiiL'd-iUJLt! Ik r ts t. lilackfuut. and third, ■was cro w ned as the 1972 Burley ; Knults iri the :140 r c ^ V 'triMsurer.'Du.ine HamseVer «as eleijed lu a cases. Sundiij ------■ ‘ Hicbard Heynolds, HoUe. :M0 Sawtuoth Snowmobile flub slock clas.'. indmleO. h'u'& thi'i'f-) ear term as dina U s '(■ c . A m a in ; First-, (!e ry C u rtis .Smith. T w in K a lis, • The event, whirti wa.s spon­ queen Kathleen Patterson, • inmi.il nRytint; - Youjust-rturn sored by' Itie Siiwlo.uth NeI.son. 'I'rt^nt—F alls; second, sponsored by’’ K S K Recr'ealiun, second. Keitfi M yers. B e llo v n r- h im . lo o s e . Snowmobile Club. attrtf about tfiird, H onald , Nelson. KIko, runner-up and Janet 'Karrv Haile\ ■ 75 partk'ipants Nev wortfT sponsored by Sup?t - S H O W •■tiOO r c , pw !ir>I Frh'tJM 'il .Mumltis lil»’h( b> i.'J .--tii(lent.s .ilh'iulmj^_i.la.ss at Clini^isbMood third, Keith .\I>ers. Bellevue. Hitme coinpeted in a 70 nule men's I. . . . I / .1 ' . I ijiiiirlcr .iiitl tull phfiM' ''('luKil Su()t i St.iuil.itu'i' liu ‘ rful uf thf M 'llK'SttT, whll 340 . B imJiiii. First. Mils 44(1 I' c . .\ maiH. F lW l. C-ar| indivi(|ual cro.s,s-countr\ race, I'hi- iii'-i nil";' . ' .»!«' pul ihr «li''iru I ^ IdI.i1 >liiilcn( nuhn t S'tuait .lufiiur Mi*;h twd Dirty Hariy Inotlfje. ni'clo,_ second. .\Tl .Struthers. -Hoi si:.:___second. t^hlch was al.s .titil ,il n 1 III .tl the fiul .tf I'H. 7 3 1 - 5 5 7 0 Thornton^ Bur|ey. and tiiird. Ifw aj n eFa rm e r. Ki'lchum. and .Siiwtootli .Snowiiiobllv Club . ___L'hc.A.*\v‘iiiiit: ‘'t .ii'' .iiv V t-n u". (hr (ll'Nl >if Lflf st'hiH.l Hu krl h: lriiu‘iilar> Srhool John Adams. Ketcluim, ' tJurd. Je^ry Bem ardt, Black- Trophies weTrliwarded to the NT.II ^ S.itui II VL'ill^ • V —*lf hiutlt;nis. Harnsurt 400 f.c ., A ii'ialM; Fir.st. f(K)l 440 c t- , B mam. First, first Uiree winners in ea\li ctn\s Ik.in HM thl' il.ilc .lti- Hif tu:ui . .1 ''tudfiil ■V h