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;:V ; ; r , * ■ ■■ ''■ ■ _________________________^_________ i-^______ — ------------!... ------------ ------------ ---------------------------------------------- ------------- ■r-^% Magic Valley"s-Home Newspaper evVn-Jtoilor 68th year, 192nd issue TW IN FALLS, ID A H 6, SUNDAY, KlbVEMBER 21, 1971 2 5 ' c«irrit*"d?r:«crv roeks Phase II WASHINGTON (UPI) -P res- without the cooperation of Obviously perturbe'di the they ftit," said acting Press id^t Nixon and tough4alklng organized labor. President cut short his 'pre­ Secretary Gerald L. Warren. un^n boss George Meany are Nixon came on stroffg in a viously scheduled long weekend So bitter was the atm osphere engaged In a power struggle half-hour, hard hitting, off-the- in Florida and flew back to that C,abor Secretary Jam es D. over who will call .the shots on cuff speech after ignoring, the Washington. ' Hodgson', who has been under 'P hase II of the new economic advice of his staff not to take He wa§ touched arid-taken by Me^ny’s withering attack on program . on the cigar-chewing AFlrCIO surprise when he landed by. several bccasiorvs, canceled his The war of words reached 4he . prpntripnt Olhn hnri hnnn cfjnth- ■hrilcuplCT'on the White House sbeecn’bet'ore tne convention. weSi'Chdo level in MismF ing in his attacks on 4 the .grounds and found 100 of his Meany gave i Nixon the ” Beach, Fla .'Friday when Nixon President’s economic policies. top officials, Including several briefest «f introductions, say­ addressed a hostile, sometimes Nixon disregarded the^ advic«!, m em befs~‘oT'' the cabinet, on ing: "l.adies-and gentlemen, acomful,-AEL.CIO-conventlon—-and hl^ words wel:e greeted by. 4iand—toj--wolcomo hiui—wilJv- the President of the United and told the unmoved delegates either stony silence or mocking applause. States." There was only light ' that he would proceed with his laughter from the union lead­ ‘"niey read about the speech applause and many of the wage-price restraints with or ers. and'wanted to show him how delegatffi did not rise when he entered the hall. Word had been passed in advance that there be no demonstrations —be it ■ booing or enthusiastic applause. Nixon ^expected Nixon's remarks clearly were a rebuttal to an attack by»_ Meany when the convention openedThursday. Nixon quoted a statenrent"by— — NORTHERNFfciGHTSTirCanaaijrrGeeise'isw^ iahur^s decisujn the union leader that if the beginning to move Into the Magic .Valley, President "doesn’t want our Hunters have bad good shooting success in the WASHINGTON (UPI) -The White House congratulating Nixon for his "straight from the membership on the Pay Board Hunter’s delight Morman Reservoir area and the Raft River Insisted Satur«iay that President Nixon was not shoulder” speech to the AFLCIO. on our own term s, he knows Area. The photo of this lone goose was taken east angry or upset at the hositlle treatm ent he got at In a statement that was volunteered to what he can do." of Jerome. (Thnes-News photo by Mike the AFL-CIO convention. A topfiepublicmi called reporters. House. Republican leader Gerald K. "V^elJ, you know. President Robertson) - * the reception “crude and insulting." • Ford of Michigan said: "I am amazed by the -Meany is correct," Nixon said. “He was not surprised at the reactiofn,” 'said crude and insulting actions pf some labor "I know exactly what I can do Achng Press Secretary Gerald L. \Varren. ‘He leaders, particularly George Meany, toward the - ^ n d I am going to do it." He was cool. He completaly urifferstood he was i?#ing President at the AFL-CIO eonventioni It was a went on say 'whether’or Hot into hostile territory.’' shocking display of bad manners." ‘i iie has ylhc parUcipation of Dr. Walter Tkach, the President’s’ physitian, Nixon a s k ^ labor in his s p ^ c h to <6ooperatt‘ labor it wps his duty to stop the said that Nbcon was "calm and unruffled." with his economic program but said that he rise in cost of living. 7-\ Rules cut talk After the speech in Miami Beach, Friday, would proceed "whether we get that par­ Nixon cut off his weekend in Florida and ticipation or not." When he concluded his says.. speech. Meany did not acknow­ returned to Washington. JMany observers In the appearhnce-at the Americana Hotel ledge his presence as Nixon believed that Nbcon w as shocked and miffed at Nixon was denied courtesies that are was led off the platform. When the reception he got. customarily extended to a president and he If Meany reaUy got the tlie President t>egan shaking of court cases The U ^ te House tried- to play down the sur; . appeared nervous, throughout the appearance. pay foisei he'd like ”/o / Jiands with delegates along his prise element of Nixon's return to Washington, Among_ the telegramg.. orarthe White _____House .rpJboft h'n- WASH^g^lUN (UPlJ -A t- a person is the subject of a “Bxn i*(5ute^ Meany looked peals in New York City who insisting that hp hnrt laff hiL finpnptiirc Hiiin i-^ elKH.'OWl Wflft nnp (rnm Frank Fil7.«iimmnn.<i. p a y hike probably would torney General John N. Mitchell amused. Then he rapped his criminal investigation”. headed a Judicial committee undetermined. But the decision caught the sta(f president of the Teamsters' Brotherhood, in­ be eaten up by mflohon. has revised the Justice Previously, Justice' Depart­ gavel and called the convention that adopted the guidelines. at his Key Biscayne, Fla., compound, the Secret viting Nbcon to appear at an economic meeting Department’s guidelines by ment personnel were forbidden to order. The President turned -The original guidelines were Service 'and reporters by surprise. They had the union is holding. forbidding employes from dis­ from releasing Information to around, gave him a look and an attempt to assure greater been told that Nbcon would remain in’ Florida “I want to assure you that as President of cussing with the press most the news media only after a departed abruptly. protection of the right of ai\ until Sunday morning. United States and the office you represent, you aspects of civil as well as person was arrested or Indicted. accused person to a fair trial by White House aides Peter M. Flanigan and will be afforded the sincerest respect >aad-y-i_When he had gone from the Bold Red criminal cases. The original guidelines were forbidding Justice Department Charles W. Colson assembled about^OO persons. courtesies that you and your office deserve," Jjall, Meany told the delegates: hi an order published In the promulgated after considerable personnel from: Including some cabinet officers, to welcome Fitzsimmons wired. "We will, now• proceed to Act f * V f fc V Eedecal- any lnfon n a ttqii7 Nbcon’s helidopter when It touched down on .. One HMro, oigncd "llundieds uf Siuux L.ity, 11. 'I’he quip brought the chell also revised the existing General Nicholas DeB. Katzen- subject to specific llmiUtlons suutli luwir And Saturday the White House said it Iowa, Citizens” said "Congratulations on your audience to its feet,-stamping guidelines on what information bach. otherwise Imposed, except the had received more than 1,000 telegrams stand. and whisthng. may be released in crim inal Officials said the revisions accused's name, age, cases. Under the new rule, the were suggested to Mitchell by residence, ewipleyment, ban on discusslhn with — SAIGON (UPI)------A m crican- newsmen begins "from the time 2nd U.S. Circuit Court o* Ap- Big coal Big storm jet warplanes and helicopter background infonnation: the gunships bgrtarad a Nar-th- substance' of the charge or in- a u n t s dlctment; the identity ol tne Victnamese convoy of 'antiair­ arresting agency: scope of the craft guns and trucks moving in pay hike bores down Investigation; and details of the $20,000 raise daylight nine miles below the 100 stand aloof arrest. MIAMI (U PI) - Tropical Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) se­ MIAMI BEACH (U P T )-T he Ai-i ' ’10 con- storm I^aura l»re dfiwn on the parating North and South as child murdered defended vention, in a direct challenge to 1’resident cQflSL nf Rrilish__ Honducas- Viehiani. the- U.S., L'uiiuiiaiid ■ ROCHESTER, N.y. .(UPI)-: At least 100 ____WASHINGTON (UPti— Par Saturday with heavy rains and said Saturday. ■ wage increase guidelines, ha.s appi.'^’ed a 28.5,/ personsjnust Mve seen.a_xuideJityearrold-glrl- Car repair Board Chairman George H. winds gusting up to 75 m.p.h. The attack was disclosed as- per cent $20,000 annual salary lyirease for.. plead for help along a busy freeway before she ^dt j^cted a Democratic hurricane force. the U.S. command began President George Meany. was raped and strangled, Monroe County charge S atu rd ay th a t the The National Hurricane Cen­ pulling out troops of the iOlst cosily iir Without discussion and without dissent, the sheriffs deputies said Saturday. board's approval of a guideline- ter in Miami warned of heavy A|rborpe Division, the Ameri­ nearly l.OOtTTlfelegates to the convention ap­ Carmen Colon’s body was found Thursday in a busting wage irib-ease for tiif rains and dangerous surf along can unit closest to. the DMZ. proved a constitutional amendment Friday field in the town of Riga. John Edlund, county liriy crash nation’s soft coal miners 'the costs of British. Honduras North Vietnamese troops have increasing the salary of the federation’s medical. examiner, said ' the girl’s skull was threatened to torpedo President and Honduras, and advised all been showing increasing president from, $70-,000 to $90,000, and boosting fractured and she had bwn raped and strangled.

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