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For more information, please contact [email protected]. ¦ ¦ ;¦ ¦ ¦ ' . - .0 ; " ¦: V ::/y l- Fait and wa rmer GOT lOTS Of ^Wv«* today; par Hy JINCLIN' MONFT (l^pIsS cloudy Friday l/l/f/f urge support for arms pad Nixon to address nation tonight By FRANK CORMIER Although the two leaders agreed to imple- U.S.-Soviet agreement limiting other weapons, such WARSAW (AP ) — President Nixon wraps up ment the pact immediately, it cannot take effect as bombers. permanently unless ratified by two-thirds of the Tonight's presidential message, the first such his 13-day summit trip today and returns to Senate.? Washington to address Congress and the Ameri- Senate liberals and moderates greeted the summit report to Congress since 1945, also puts , can public tonight, apparently to urge support treaty-signing with generally favorable comment, Nixon the candidate before the voting public under for the arms-limitation pact negotiated -with the but conservatives were skeptical and some de- a condition he is known to favor: on prime-tirm Soviets. nounced it as a giveaway to the Russians. television cast in the role of statesman rather Nixon was to leave Warsaw today after an The treaty, hammered out over two years of than politician. \ overnight visit and talks witli Poland's commu- U.S.-Soviet negotiations, freezes the number of Few doubt that Nixon places high hopes on nist leaders. offensive nuclear missiles at the existing levels a sumnjit success to boost his chance of. reelection "¦ He will address an unusual joint session of including those under construction, and limits each in November. Congress at 8:30 p.m. CDT, a half-hour after his nation al*) two defensive antiballistic-missile" sites, On the last leg of the four-country journey scheduled arrival at Andrews Air Force Base one to protect the national capital and the other Wednesday; Nixon was greeted warmly by thou- near Washington. to guard a field of offensive missiles. sands as he rode into Warsaw in a motorcade. The speech will be broadcast nationwide; In Washington , congressional leaders specu- Crowd estimates varied, but some said the turn- The White House would not disclose the con- lated that Nixon would use the rare joint-session out equaled pr exceeded the quarter of a million tent, but all indications pointed to a presidential : address to muster support for the second phase of Poles who welcomed Nixon on his first visit to effort the Polish capital 13 years ago. PRESIDENTS MEET .. President in Warsaw today. Nixon was to fly home lo to sel l Congress and the public on merits tbe SALT talks as well as to urge speedy action on of the strategic-arms-limitation the initial treaty, Richard Nixon was received by Polish Presi- address Congress and the nation tonight. treaty signed by Later he spent 90 minutes in a private dis- Nixon and Soviet Communist party leader Leonid SALT' authorized by the treaty which cussion about trade and economic assistance with dent Henryk Jablonski at Belvedere Palace (AP Photofax) S Phase 2, . Brezhnev . also spells out its . procedures, aims for a future Polish Communist leader Edward Gierek. Smart bombs praised Three leaders of IRA in bombing of North rebels By GEORGE ESPER basis in Indochina until sie ; generally 2,000- and are SAIGON (AP ) --Guided President Nixon resumed 3,000 -. pound blockbusters arrested by las^r light beams or tele- the full-scale bombing of used on bridges that range DUBLIN (AP) —Authorities vision cameras, the elec- North Vietnam on April c in in width from seven feet to of the Irish Republic arrested tronic "smart bombs" U.S. retaliation for the enemy of- more than 50. three leaders of the Irish Re- pilots are dropping on North fensive in South Vietnam. Among the major targets publican Army's Provisional Generally, two jets oper- reported destroyed Vietnam have accomplished by these wing Wednesday and more in two months ajgainst ate together in using the laser bombs -was the Thanh today but certain targets than the en- laser bombs. One is armed Hoa "Dragon 's Jaw" bridge, were unable to find a fourth. tire 1965-68 bombing did , with a laser gun that spot- 80 miles south of Hanoi, The two arrested Wednesday American officials say. lights the tairget with the on May 12. The bridge, 56 were Joe Cahill, once the "We've been able to cut light ray. The beam is nar- feet wide and 540. feet long, spearhead of Provisional oper- most of the major bridges row, like a rope and does stood throughout the 1965-68 , ations in Northern Ireland and roads from the defense not widen., as a spotlight bombing despite repeated , and lines north of Hue up to the would. attacks by more than 2.CO0 Rory O'Brady, president of the Chinese border," one offi- The second jet drops the U.S. fighter-bombers. Provisional's political arm, cial claimed. "Both the bomb, which is fitted with Thirty U.S-. planes were Sinn Fein. They were held un- a mechanism its nose northeast and no rt h west in lost in the e-arlier raids on der the offenses against railliaes from Hanoi to the that hones in on tlie light the bridge. None was lost in state laws allowing police to China have been cut." ray. U.S. officials say the the attack May 12. ' , Officials report no signs margin of error for a laser The other smart bomb is keep them for 48 hours without of major movement of war bomb is five feet or less, the EO, for electrical-opti- formal charges. materials from. Chuia , either while a ''dumb" convention- cal. It carriers a television Prison authorities said they by rail or truck. al trajectory has a mar- camera _ in its nose, and went on a hunger strike. PIP wa^KWaBk '. '.v.w» >.ii« '*'/^., . • ..mar/rat..- _ . .r&srvxn, The smart bombs had gin of error of 150 feet due electronic corrections from been in the development to the plane's speed and al- the flier watching a TV O'Brady's brother, Sean, pub- CHECKING NEWS AA. .. President Richard M, Nixon Premier Pktr Jaroszdwi.cz and Party Leader Edward Gier«k. stage for two years. They titude and wind conditions. screen in the plane put the licity director of Sinn, Fein, was looks at the official party newspaper Trybuna Lubu as his Man in center is an unidentified foreign ministry official . were used only on a limited , The laser-guided bombs bomb on the target. picked up today. adviser , Henry Kissinger , looks oh in Warsaw today, prior , (AP Photofax) Sean Macstophain , chief of to official talks with Polish leaders, Others are, from left , staff of the Provisionals, evaded a police dragnet. South Vietnam Inside The Official wing of the Irish Lebanon fea rs retaliation A summary of Republican Army announced a nepunHohfii'! condjtjons cease-fire Monday night, but of the Provisionals have ignored it forces launch various city programs and and kept up their campaign of projects was given to the violence in Northern Ireland. Winona City Council Wed-, G u a r ds pat ro I I sra el a i rport iiesday nigh t by the out- Their headquarters is in Dub- going city manager — story, , lin , capital of the Irish Repub- By ARTHUR MAX was captured. drive near Hue page 3a. lic/ TEL AVIV (AP) — Border guards armed with subma- The Japanese opened fire shortly after arriving on an In the Northern Ireland capi- chine guns patrolled Israel's international airport today Air France flight from Rome. They used submachine guns By GEORGE ESPER ering the enemy barrage with tal of Belfast, two men burst following the terrorist massacre Tuesday, and the Israeli and grenades which they took from bags they had checked heavy fire. Leukemia S- S: luggage had been screened in SAIGON (AP) - More than - cal treatments have raised into a downtown taxi office ear- government called on foreign airlines to make mor e effec- in Rome. Only their hand prospects of permanent cure ly today and shot two Roman tive cheeks of passengers and baggage. the Italian capital 1,000 South Vietnamese para- In the central highlands, with representa- marines launched of some children with leu- Catholic attendants , wounding . I,cbanon alerted the U.N. Security Council to the possi- Transport Minister Shimon Peres met troopers and South Vietnamese forces in foreign airlines that fly; to Israel and told a new sweep with tanks 25 kemia — story, page 5a. them critically. Security bility o[ Israeli retaliation for the attack in which three tives of the 17 Kontum reoccupied the area sources said the raid may have Japanese hired by the Palestinian guerrillas killed 23 persons them the Israeli government was asking foreign govern- miles northwest of . Hue today, around the hospital Dr. Pat PA|I AH The need for faith airports UUIier in God , ihem- been a revenge attack by Prot- in the Tel Aviv airport and wounded 70. The Lebanese feared ments for tougher security measures at all major . trying to trap a Nor th Vietnam- Smith of Seattle, Wash., had These include inspection of all baggage and hand luggage, artillery selves and their fellow men estant guerrillas.