U.S, Envoy Fails in Cambodia

Address Set By President MOSCOW (A P ) — U ie un O n Economy manned Soviet apace vehicle Luna 18 went Into near-lunar U.S, Envoy WASHINGTON >(AP)— orbit to<)ay, Taaa aald. The White House (l]]. The c i^ t approached the nounced today President around it at Nixon will address a joint t**® o' » flve-day night dur- session of ixig which several corrections In 19-an ‘**0 vehicle’s trajectory were 12:80 p.m. E D T Thursday made. Fails in Cambodia on his new economic poli- Tass said ground control had cies. 29 "communications sessions" PHNOM PENH Cambo- ^ embassy. The 18-pound Pqlloe ssid the bomb was dla- ProM secretary Ronald L. with the -automaUc station dur- f AP\ Torm riata plastic explosive, concealed im-, covered under the long bread Zlegler' said the Joint session ing the night, o W der ""m e loaves of French loaves In a basket on the back would convene at 12:1B p.m. ' Th^ mission of the craft has shoved a wmb-lMen bi- ^ detonate on of the bicycle only when and Nixon would sp e^ IB min- still not been divulged, but cycle into the path oi VJ.o. with - the car. Cam- Swank’s Cambodisn'^bodyguard utes later. some Western specialists antiol- Ambassador Ehnory ' C. bodlan pcdlce said. stopped and ordered a search Hls; announcement at the pated that another automatic . Swank’s limousine today But the Mcycle brushed by military police, White House came after con- moon rover, Lunokhod 2, will but the assassination ,a t- against the limousine and turn- The vehicle was pushed tn m gresslonal leaders had made be rolled on the lunar surface, tempt fell throuffh when wed harmlessly into the street, the alleyway.by two young men the disclosure on Capitol Hill Others expected a second soU- the explosive failed to go they said. Swank continued to- on niotorcycWs who made their that Nixon would address Con- scooping operation- o f f • ward tte embassy unaware of getaway up tfad aUey and onto Tass said the station braked The riderless bicycle lurched the attempt on his life, embaa- another street, they said.The Nixon met for a UtUe over vên approaching the moon to- from an alleyway as Swank sy spokesmen said. poUce eou K ^ two hours today with his Cabi- day and was swung into a was being driven to work from The 49-year-Wd diplomat be- caused the bomb net Council 'bn^ International round orbit about 80 .miles from his residence half a mile- from gan work as usual at 7j80 a.nl. to malfunction. Boonomlc. PoUc^ with the the moon's surface, L id learned of the aseasslnii. main foscus on U.S. com- Luna 18 was orbiting the tlon attempt only at mldmpm- detonator had been ab petition in world maiicets. moon at the rate of one turn Ing, the spokesmen said. Swank . * Ziegler said Nixon’s remarks every hour and BO minutes at a c^tlnued normal embassy ^ to the gathering centered on 3B-degree inclination to the Key Drive business and refused comment tlm d lp to ® ^ service ih this field. He said there was a motm’s equator, on the incident. IMS. He has served In good deal of discussion on the Though Tass didn’t say so,. It " It ’s ■ part of -life here, . Shanghai, Tslngtao, Batavia, Jakarta, Moscow, Bucharest necessity for establishing new W£is thought scientists a,t Planned By spokesmen said. plants and equipment so that ground control would try to and Vientiane. He Is a native of U.S. industry can be more com- guide the craft to a soft land- South Viets BVederlck.; Md. - petltlve In international trade, ing. The bomb attack was tbs Ziegler- said the discussion Tass said telemetrlc data in- Sfth aimed at the American also included the international dlcated that the onboard equlp- By OBXmOB -|S8PEB Eimbassy and Its membsrs monetary situation and trade Associated Pre^xW rtter since war erupted beta last matters, including the meeting (See Page Twenty-Foil^) year. this week in Washington of U.S. SAIGON (AP) — Arilsr^ Last Dec. 1 a bomb blasted and Japanese Cabinet m'embers infantrymen have moved Intp the embassy building during on economic relations. two forward Are bases to free the preda'wn bouia, causing ex tensive damage but Injuring no [Following the President’s ad South Vietnamese troops for a dress, ttie House and flmate Legislators one. major drive near the I siotlan Bi April, another tenartM w ill remain in the House cham border, mUltary spokesmen re ber for a reception for the btnnb that failed to'êaqriode was ported today; three Ap<ô 15 astronauts. In State T o contained in a school bsg In another developmoit, two thrown from a paartnc mo Tire' congressional leaders U.S. Air Force F4 fighter- made their report while Nixon torcycle at an American Skn, bombers attacked Inside North bossy car waiting to pick vq> a met with top advisers on inter Study Vetoes Vietnam in the BStfa so-called national economic poUcy. A passenger. protective rekoUcn strike this .. Simultaneous attacks were high-level Japanese delegation HARTFORD (A P ) — Gov. year. The supersonic planes, ab Is due in town later in the week Thomas J. Meskill said this made June l on a Marine tacked antiaircraft guns B1 guard residenee cmd quarters to discuss trade problems. morning he hoped the ml- miles north of the demilitarised .for members of tbs U A mili Among those scheduled to at- norlty RepubUcans in the legis- zone and. destroyed two of them tend today’s meeting were lature would back his vetoes of after they f i ^ on an unarmed tary equipment delivery team. Treasury Secretary John B. two bills up for reconsideratioo reconnaissance plane, the U.S. Two amerleans were Injqrad m Oonnally; Secretary of State later.In the day. Command said. None of the AMBASSiADOB SWANK these attacks. WiUiam P. Rogers; Defense vetoed U.8. planes was reported dam aecretaiy MWvIn R. Laird; Dl- before, but were passed aged. rector George Shultz of the Of- HiiHng ffie General As- U.S. BB2 bombers meanwhile flce of Management and Budg- gembly’s special session on launched IB more strikes In the et; Oialrman Paul McCracken Republican governor region around Khe Sanh south JetCrashes of the President’s Council of promptly„-o~i>tlv vetoed them ’ again.again, of the DMZ to soften up North H oliday Economic Advisers; Ambassa- requiring _another____ "tra_____ iler" ses- Vietnamese poelUons for the dor Carl J. GUbe^ Nixon’s ^ legislature to re- new westward push by 12,000 lu Germany; speclal trade repêntatlve; tê bills, South Vietnamese troops. Road T o ll and Ambassador-at-Large Da / But there was no significant vid M. Kennedy, former secre One of them, a b ill to/In Schools in Manchester and surroundinsr towns are opening. Pages 11, 12, IS contact reported \rtth the ene- crease state payments to the and 14 of today’s Herald are devoted to information about school opening and Put at 614 21 A re K illed tary of the Treasury. (See Fsgs Twenlijr-Fen) c ii^ L lly M d R ^ r s w ill be the Good S h ej^rd to bus routes. See Page 7 for last minute changes in schedules for eight' buses. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS HAMBURG, Germany (AP) the le a d li U.S. participants In H t^ o rd for the c ^ ^ glr s - The coolness and ddll o f a discussions Thursday and Frl- who are w a r^ of W a ta te , is ■iTamoTlraftlc accidents across methe pu„t were oisdttsd day marking the Annual U.S.- " W “ " a c a d e m lc " ^ e Mes- ^ti» clatoed Uvaa ôntliig a greater J a ^ se meeting of cabinet WU sWd, beê/ilw^^ the three-day Labor Day week when a West Gsm an ministers on trade and cconom- has already bepn cloeed. In Michigan end. charter_____ ________ airliner________cradled after ic affairs. The other, a- measure provld- The National Safety Qouncll attempting an emeigncy land- The Japanese ministers are ing $1.7 million In state aid for bad estimated In advance that pn a supeihlgfaway. expected to purti for repeal of School construction In Brldge- 600 to 700 persons might die on One-hundred of the 121 pea- icetrlctlgns on the sale of Jai>a- port, has ^ e n less -merit now Women Chain Selves Together streets and highways during gajjgpja and crew members on aese products In the United than It did'^before, Meskill said. the period from 6 p.m. local survived the crash, po- States, including a 15-per-cent because tne school buildings in tlme BMday to midnight Mbit- said after .sortliig out ooit surtax on imports lmi>oeed quMtloii are "still not in' con- day. fUcting casualty figures (or Aug. IB by President Nixon as formlw with state fire regu- The Labor Day weekend traf- more than 20 hours. part of a sweeping new policy latl( To Protest School Busing Plan^ Ac death toU last year was 612. -me 21 dead included a stew- designed tb curb Inflation and ^ p . Nicholas Panuzib, R- The hoUday’B highest toll since ardees, they added, pre-. Under police orders, the World War n was 688 in 1068. Forty-Ave persons on beard protect the dollar. m dgeport, a candidate for PO N T IA C , Mich. (A P ) gether. at the entrance to a were evacuated Ih bis Labor Day message ^ a y o r uiin theuic rPark u n City,t tried*.»•=«* scnoolschool busDUS yaruyard min a bidoiu to10 uo-de- uauuuii.caution.

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