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Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 6-10-1974 Winona Daily News Winona Daily News Follow this and additional works at: https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews Recommended Citation Winona Daily News, "Winona Daily News" (1974). Winona Daily News. 1398. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/1398 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Winona City Newspapers at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in Winona Daily News by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Mission Possible . * ¦ Partial clearing / You Can Sell Nearly IW ight; cldiidy Everything With a again Tuesday- / ''DN^ VVaiit Ad Sdvielsgive ^ore than 10,000 guards Syrians first $§Wfifyti By GAYLORD SHAW dealt with, said White House But the size of the U.S. secur- Secret Service detail, pick Kai- risks- invplvfed in Nixon or Kui- MIG squadron " . ;¦ ; W I GTON ;(AP)r Press Secretary : i Ronald - L. ity ". team is ' dwarfed by host ser;/.has . been in the Middle singer mingling in crowds. ' - WASHINGTON (AP) ;+ The ^ As ¦•¦¦ President Nixon , jets across the Ziegler; country forcesC In Syria, for ex- East for . a week, conferring Soviet . Union apparently. has ^ ^ But privately, some Security ample, about 2,000 plainclothes-: with'the host countries in ar- /They also worry about secure given Syria its; first squadron of Atlantic today, /U.S. Secret officials express deep concern men were deployed for security ranging security. ity in the ; moments immediate- advanced MI-G2-3 jet fighters, Service agents and host .country about the President's safety in during Secretary of State Hen- ly /after the presidential jetliner : The time frame . for security takes off , since some terrorist according -to U.S. intelligence security men are being deploy- a region scarred by violence ry A, Kissinger's repeated trips planning is much shorter . reports. ¦;. -".. " than groups are .said ; to possess ed iri unprecedented numbers and terrorist attacks for a to Damascus in troop, dis- on. previous presidential trips : Sources said 16 crated MIG-23 throughout the Middle East; quarter-century. The extensive engagement negotiations. •:* '/// small; heat-seeking missiles ca» "Fioggers T reportedl overseas. /Usually, advance pable of bringing down a/Ioww " y were According to several sources, security;; priepa:a.tioris / under- teams are sesht out two or thr^e sent to Syria recently aboard never have so many ' .' men—up- score their concern.. Syrian officials acknowledge flying aircraft. / ; : that this force will be more weeks ahead. On this trip, they Agents are being assigned Russian merchant shits wards of 10,0(HMbeen assigned The -Secret Service has called went one week ahead. Intelligence; hasT been patch- to protect a President.-,./'*; than doubled for President ¦¦ around-the-clock to guard presi- ing Jor these deliveries since agents from field offices across Nixon ; by .3,0*00¦/crack para- ;. Nixon ' s bulletproof T: lim- dential aircraft and the luggag« Publicly, officials in Washing- ousines are . being flown to the early last month when. MIG23 ton and: the Middle East dis- the country to beef up the agen- troopers. of the President's party; / crates were seen.-afc Nikolayev, cy's White House detail, a TJordan's King.' Hussein has Middle East.T. Helicopters from Special precautions also ' are claim, excessive concern for the presidential fleet also are a Black Sea port from Vrtuch Nixon's safety^ \ ; ; spokesman said, He would not been fhe target of past assassi- being applied" -to newsmen tray-i Russia, ships most military discuss numbers,- but it:.is be- nation attempts, and there Will heading, there aboard giant car- eling with the chief executive in equipment to. Arab countries. "Security does not worry us," lieved , that more/ than 1O0 be "tightening everywhere" for go planes. / a; pair of chartered jetliners; The . siving-wing MIG23, said Syria's protocol director, agehls-7perhaps . asin many as Nixon's visit, according to one Agents: talk , privately of the and their luggage. Khali Saadawi. T 250^6 involved guarding unofficial source., whose top; speed is nearly 2,000 ¦ ' '¦ ¦ miles : an* , hour, is. rated sig- . ' "Security as always will be the President during his trip. The head of the White House ¦/;¦ * . , ¦•/ ;/ ,. 'x; A;i*'x //.;*-: ./ ' .. /*: /•¦¦ *: ; :¦ /* nificantly, better than the older MIG21, Which until nOv?. has been the Ijest Russian fighter exported. U.S. analysts said the MIG2S does {have some •weaknesses, particularly in. its combat oper- ating range, "• /¦ - Nixon trip to . •.; •: They said , one squadron will not . influence! the relative air , power balance with ; Israel. But they believe the.' appearance ; of Syrian MIG23S in sizable num- bers: could cause serious prob- lems for .the Israeli Air Force Mideast has FREE.' ..;., The Earl and Countess of Donoughmore, freed " ' ^ .of if war flares again, -. : . • . by/captors Identified as^ members the. Irish Republican The first shipment of MI-G23S Army, - hold hands Sunday. at"Knocklpfty," their home at to Syria could mark the begin- Clonmel, Ireland. (AP Photofax) .. ning of a broader export of that plane, which before this, : has spSESE ggS ^®!- ^^^ been limited to the . Soviet Air ¦ ¦ ; Force. :[; /." ¦¦' ' ' goal . / double ::: Soviet officials are reported By KENNETH J. FREED Mlddlei East nations. ;' V^ to have tried to sell MI<323s to . WASHINGTON (AP) - Pres- Diplomats in the Middle East an Indian defense delegation ident Nixon flew off today on and Washington and many Tornadoes . W$ violent weather, during Uie | that; .visited Moscow recently. Gie first , leg of a journey that TuiicfI Wlbt-BrS AFC American officials see .thei trip ; -weekend Wiled more than tsvo doien per- ; 1 T The Flogger, a tactical fight- will ( take him to ; five Middle as official confirmation that the er that can be used as an inters sons, left hundreds homeless and caused millions of dollars . I East nations; during the , next United States-; is a friend of the. ceptor and to attack ground week. ' - damage in .three . Midwestern states—story,* page 2, . • • | ./ .//. * Ara'bs---particnlarly true....' for targets,: has been in production Nixon left the United States Egypt arid Syria, two/nations • '-. I _ rv IAM First District American Legion and auxiliary 1 for five years and hais been al- with the twin goals of strength- that had been entirely depend-* LCglyn members wound up their convention in Winona I tered in design because of . tech-, ening the new U;S. role in the ent on the Soviet Union for mil- Sundby with business sessions and a; parade—story an-3 pic- 1 nical problems, intelligence Middle East and. convincing the itary and political:support . ; ¦¦.:¦• specialists . said. T. About 500 tures-^page 8. : . ., . ^ : ' I . American people that world Nixon's, visits therefore ara . MIG23s .have been manufac- peace /reqidres his continuation ive a further push A wanted Irish Republican Army leader delivered 1 ¦¦ ¦ expected to g I Pick tured so far. - in office, v . to Moscow's . declining influence 111511 flie funeral oration for a hunger striker but police I Meanwhile,' U.S. intelligence After spending some time in -made no attertpt .tp arrest bim—story page 4, • , * . /* § . in' the Middle East. disputed published reports . but Austria to adjust to the time [ While White . House and Sate . re- ||iai«l*lll '.H«roiri_ traffic into the" United States is report- | of Cairo that Russia has ta zone changes, Nixon arrives in Department officials deny pub-?: / «crU|H th upswing, withTMexico replacing Europe/ sumed shipments , of arms and APPLAUSE,; APPLAUSE ... President; ness to the. Presidency - S^ay Washing- TEgypt T Wednesday for- the first between efl^n e i (AP fax) • //¦: " licly any connection . •as the.primary.source—-stbiy, page 5. : ; ' | other military equipment to Nixon responds to applause' prior to speaking . tonl Photo // *; stop in/what is expected to be -a the trip and Nixon's Watergate ¦ ' the National Citizens . Committee for:Fair- ¦warmly imm IT.cTvhf to ' , welcomed tour of five troubles, the President drew mkmmimMMmmmmmmi one Sunday between his contin- uation in office and the prog-: Heights pullout continues ress of his foreign policy. T ; While a luncheon audience of French presideint 1,400 members, of the National Committee Tfor Fairness to th» Presidency cheered and chant- Isfa^W ed, Nixon counted up his diplo- ma t i c triumphs—friendship vvith By United Press International by six years of fighting, will be said in a television mterview the Jordan. threatened " with mainland China, detente, returned to Syrian civilian aired in New York by ABC Dozens of flatbed trailers Near Tel S h am s, the with Moscow. h auled more Israeli armor off administration in the last phase Sunday that he has not received But "there remains much to the Golan Heights today to of the withdrawals along with any guarantees for Israeli northernmost point of Israeli- occupied Syria, Israeli, Syrian be done," he continued. And, he political crisis prepare Israel's withdrawal the Rafid junction west of the withdrawal from all occupied said ,at another point, "A strong 1967 cease-fire line and the Arab land, /but that the United and U.N. officers consulted on behind new lines in occupied technical problems of the troop American President is essential PARIS (AP) — President Schreiber, long an outspoken Syria. Just in case, Israeli strategic peaks of Mt. Hermon. States/Bad promised to "contin- if we are to have peace in the Valery Giscard d'Estaing was critic of France's nuclear test ue to make efforts to> establish separation pact Sunday, An engineers laid mines and Israel has a Friday deadline Israeli officer said the Israelis world/' threatened today with his first program. He called a news con- bulldozers dug tank: traps to peace in the Middle East,'.' ference Sunday to protest the to hand over to "U.-N, forces the and Syrians did not talk to each He said he will stay Presi- political crisis after firing ' protect the new front.
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