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Newscope Nixon Annou Nces Renewed Flights .mini minimi associated press imrmi it iiiug NewScope Nixon Annou nces The World Renewed Flights WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon its radar was mainly devoted to objects other North Kore a Avoids Plane Issu e at U.N. than nearby planes. And MIGs routinely fly ordered yesterday that U.S. reconnaissance , North Korea called a meeting of the U.N. Ar- near the U.S. planes, often to photograph them SEOUL — down ol flights off North Korea be renewed and that mistice commission yesterday to discuss Us shooting the sources said. voided the subject in an they be given armed protection hereafter. a U.S reconnaissance plane, then a No Known Survivors opening statement. American intelligence ships and planes in " This tactic puzzled the American side, and the answer international waters and airspace "are not fair None of the 31 U.S. crewmen are known to no ex- search in may never be known. The North Koreans offered game," Nixon declared, and "they will not be have survived , despite an extensive armistice village of Panmun- which Soviet navy ships cooperated. planation at the meeting at the in the futu re." Nixon noted the U.S. military envoy at a After North Korea announced it had shot down the plane In saying the flights will be protected. Nix- Panmumom truce site meeting had faced his Tuesday, with the loss of 31 lives, it called a meeting of the on said: "This is not a threat. It is simply a North Korean opposite with a U.S. protest armistice commission. statement of fact." against this "calculated act of atjeression " and The official North Korean news agency said the subject that Pyongyang had not responded. plane into would be: "The intrusion of an American combat Ends Public Silence Disclosing that the intelligence flights off the air space of the Korean Democratic People's Repub.10 on People s Army Nixon ended his public silence on the North Korea had been temporarily suspended after April 15, which was shot down by the Korean the April 14 attack, he said. "Looking to the air force." Korean downing Tuesday of a U.S. Navy recon - future, as far as what we do will depend upon . ' naissance plane at a news conference in which . what is done as far as North Korea is con- • * * he also disclosed for the first time that: cerned, its reaction to the protest , and also any Delta Area —the U.S. cra ft, with 31 men aboard , had other developments that occur as we continur Viet Cong Atta ck Twice in these flights." ' Viet Cong attacks in the Mekong Delta been instructed to cut short its mission and was SAIGON — Two * spurred speculation yesterday that the enemy ma:, be chang- flying homeward when it was attacked by a 'Interim Decision shelling cities to disrupting the govern- ing emphasis from pair of North Korean MIG fighters : He described the U.S. response so far as an ment's pacification program in the countryside. ¦ /&<•?¦' " ' - p*5"!?5 "interim decision. " Both attacks were on South Vietnamese militiamen, whose k.I-X ' '<~v •• - •. ^T"" "? ««-S —the United States knows that Soviet and main job is to protect pacification teams trying to win over North Korean radar both showed exactly where Nixon 's 30-mmute meeting with newsmen, the people in hamlets and villages to the government s side. the slow-moving plane was. as did U.S. radar — scheduled before the shooting incident that set five miles south of Vi SO miles offshore when shot down, far beyond up one of the gravest international crises since The sharpest fighting broke out _ ' Thien Province 110 miles southwest «a • ^»„x_ CI*— THE COALITION for Peace yesterday began reading ihe North Korea s claimed 12-mile territorial limit: he took office, was eagerly awaited. He said: Thanh, capital of Chuong WIG 111 VPCire: J/IG names of 33.527 servicemen killed in the Vietnam War. "The mission was a reconnaissance mission of Saigon. « The purpose of the readings is " —U.S. intelligence indicates that the which at no time took tho plane closer to the A strong Viet Cong force attacked a company of about 100 / ¦*"/ »#• . »#• f to bring ihe horror of ihe kj l Vietnam death list to the attention of the community." Soviets had no advance notice that their North shores of North Korea than 40 miles. militiamen Thursday afternoon and the battle continued until 3 Vigil Korean allies were planning the attack. The a.m. yesterday. Korean Reds are unpredicatable and perhaps "At the time the plane was shot down, all The militiamen called for support and two battalions - of farther outside Moscow's or Peking's influence of the evidence that we have indicates that it the South Vietnamese 21st Division were flown in by helicop- than any other Communist nation. was shot down approximately 90 miles from the ters. Seeks New Election or Referendum shores of North Korea while it was moving out- No Strikeback ward, aborting the mission on orders that had been received. The President shed no further light on • "We knew this, based on our radar. What is * * Has Fashion Problem these paints, but he plainly indicated that he in- Woman in Parliament tends no military strikeback at North Korea also even more important, the North Koreans OMAGH, Northern Ireland — An Irish girl in blu e jeans now for its "unprovoked . deliberate" attack. knew it , based on their radar." who is the youngest woman ever elected to Britain's House of Solomon Appeals Again Nixon noted that 56.000 U.S. servicemen RJ 'c female problem yesterday — what As for why the plane was told to cut its Commons faced a typical , stationed in South Korea, that North Korea has to wear to Parliament. By PAT DYBL ffi not fair to Saul we are saying that it is unfair mission short. Pentagon sources indicated that threatened armed action against U.S. and South Collegian Staff Writer to the election itself." American units in the Sea of Japan overheard Korean forces and has stepped up the number "For my civil rights activities I wear jeans and an anorak , another of Solomon's , who plans to take her According to Stu Stein North Korean radio messages ordering the of incidents across the demilitarized zone. parka." said Miss Bernadette Devlin Saul Solomon, defeated yesterday by Tony campaign managers, "The Elections Com- MIGs to attack. seat among the decorous green leather benches >in London Clifford in the senior class presidential election mission tried to equate the malfunctioning of The President had the Korean crisis so Wednesday, her 22nd birthday. "But I haven't made up my by a 5-vote margin, is appealing the decision to machines in West Halls where the lever for The military men suggested that the U.S. much on his mind that later, in talking about mind what I'll wear." the Undergraduate Student Government Saul's name wasn't functioning with the Hetzel craft itself was surprised by the attack because South Vietnam, he kept saying "South Korea." Petite Miss Devlin said her entry in the House of Com- Supreme Court. Union Building where Tony Clifford's name mons would be "the arrival of a peasant in the halls of the Solomon said he plans to appeal a statement w;asn't functioning." great." by the USG Elections Commission that there Stein contends that the HUB machines were The brown-haired, blue-eyed politician emerged from would be no more appeals for class presidential fixed after three votes had been cast but he obscurity six months ago as a member of a left-wing student elections if results were announced. said that the polls in West Halls were closed for group campaigning for Roman Catholic civil rights in troubled Gaye Graziano,' USG elections c o m- 45 minutes. He said that write-in ballots were Northern Ireland. She quit her studies in psychology at Belfast missioner, told class presidential candidates used during the 45-minute period. Stein added, Five Students Await Decision University to campaign full time,- and Thursday night she won Thursday night that if there were no appeals, however, that the machine irregularity occured a special election in Mid-Ulster, defeating her Protestant she would read the results of the class during a prime voting time so that many stu- woman opponent by '4,211 votes. presidential elections. When she questioned dents who might vote for him were discouraged candidates concerning further appeals, no one ¦*• from voting. * • indicated that he would make an appeal. Clifford's Statement Of Special Judiciary Board Solomon said that if the Elections Com- Saul had to meet mission permits, appeals; he" will seek a re- "As an official candidate, By DAVID NESTOR Larson, dean of the college of professor of chemical election or a referendum of the senior class all the qualifications specified in the elections were aopointed by Robert J. engineering, and 'Eugene J. The Nation code to be placed on the ballot " Rochestie Collegian City Editor sometime next week in a centrally located . Agriculture: Clarence Noll. Ke ly. professor of business ad said. "There should be no necessity for him to The Special Judiciary Board dean of the Colleee of Science, ministration. Nixon Calls Peace Prospects 'Improved' area of campus. have been a write-in candidate." Malfunctioning Booths established by University and M. Nelson McGeary. dean The student members of the WASHINGTON — president Nixon, in a news conference In a statement to The Daily Collegian last Solomon said he wants to make the second of the Graduate School. board are Don Antrim , chief dominated by a pledge to protect future flights by intelligence- night, Clifford said, "I think that Solomon had President Eric A.
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