President Sees SALT Stalemate Breakthrough

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LXXXX, NO. 196 (TWENTY-EIGHT p a g e s — TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1971 (OkiBsifled Adrertlalng on Page 2S) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS ------------------------------- ^------------------ Judges in Russia President Sees Convict Nine Jews MOSCOW (A P)—The nine Jews on trial in Lenin SALT Stalemate grad on hijack plotting charges were all convicted to day and sentenced to labor camp terms, Soviet sources reported. -------- ------------------------------ Tnie defendants, according to older brother of Mikhal Koren Breakthrough omclal press accounts, were in blit, three years strict regime, the dock for alleged complicity —Viktor Boguslavsky, 31, en WASHINGTON (A P )— President Nixon announced in an abortive hijack attempt or glneer, three years strict re today that the United States and the Soviet Union for "anti-Soviet slander." gime*. have agreed to work toward an agreement on limiting The court reserved the stiffest —Solomon Drelzner, 39, engl penalty—10 years of strict re- neer, three years strict regime antiballistic missiles and on limiting offensive nuclear gime in a Russian labor camp —V ll^ r Shtilbans, 30, doctor, weapons. ------------------------------------- — —^for Ollya Butman, a 38-year- one year strict regime, In a brief statement on live some compromise by each side old engineer whose role in the —Lassal Kaminsky, 41, engi- television and r ^ o , Nixon de in order to make progress to planning of the June 16, 1970, hi- neer, five years strict regime, clared “this agreement Is a ma ward an historic agreement to jack attempt was called trea- prosecutor had asked for a jor step in breaking the stale limit the arms race between the sonous by cuithorities. six-year sentence. mate on nuclear arms talks” two supoerpowers. But his na MIkhaU Korenblit, 38, was J>«lges In a Leningrad beg;un with toe Soviets In 1969. tional broadcast did not spell sentenced to a seven-year term. court began delibe/'ating Nixon’s short announcement this out. BlU —timed with a similar one to be The Leningrad prosecutor had ^ Further details were expected issued by Moscow—gave no de asked for a lO-year sentence for **^«^®‘* to be made public by the White tails on what breakthrough he Butman and eight years of con- f House later. finement for KorenbUt prosecutor has demanded labor anticipated In the U.S.-Soviet 'The current SALT talks are In camp terms ranging from one Strategic Arms Limitation Vienna. n ils was the second Lenln- to 10 yeBLTs. (SALT) Talks which got under Nixon has been meeting here way In Finland In the faU of this week with Ambassador K* V Aoucju. never given the precise 1969. Gerard Smith, head of the U.S. Last December, l l persons charges against the Jews. But In the Soviet Union, delegaUon to the SALT talks. who were to have boarded the official sources have reported an announcement over Moscow delegation members. The 12>seater plane for a flight to that two of them are charged radio said the Soviet Union and subject of their talks has been Sweden to make their way to Is- with treason and the others with the United States have agreed held in strict secrecy, rael, were tried in secrecy. Two anti-Soviet abigation and propa- to a two-step procedure. U.S. Nixon also met with key were sentenced to death, but the ganda. and Soviet negotiators in the members of congress, including death penalty was later com- Foreign correspondents are SALT talks have decided to seek* Sen. J. W. Fulbrlght, (D-Ark., muted. A 12th man, an army of- barred from the trial, and Tass an accord on antimissile de- chairman of the Senate Foreign fleer, was tried and convicted Is the main source of informa- fense before tackling the com Relations Committee. separately by a court-martial. tlon on the proceedings. plex matter of limiting offensive Nixon acclaimed the agree The court, which operated in Since the trial began May 11, weapons, the Moscow annoimce- ment as “ the beginning of a new virtualviriuiu secrecy aespuedespite methe oni-off! the defendants and ^46 witnesses ment said. era in which all nations will de clal claim that the proceedings have taken the stand ’The major U.S.-Soviet disarm vote themselves not to the were open, t^mded down these Tass and unofficial sources weapons of war but to the works ament negotiations have been sentences for other defendants; ^STce the changes stem from an A »:»' of peace.” stalemated over a Soviet pro- He said the agreement had -L e v Tagman, 31-year-old by a group of Jews to X>osal to go ahead with a deal Montville Policeman John Luty crouches behind his bullet-rid.dled police car af been reached at the highest lev- engineer, five years strict re- f ^ aircraft from ter shooting spree in Montville. The police car was blasted by shotgun and Bullets Fly just to curb ABMs (antiballistic gime in a labor camp. It was ® missiles),missiles) ’Them e Unitedumtea statesStates nhas ^ .j-he Soviet Communist Yagman's Illness which caused fv " rifle fire when John Kaiser barricaded himself inside his home. (AP Photo) been contending that a SALT Party leader is Leonid Bresh- poetponement of the trial which ^ agreement ‘ should include both opened briefly last Jan. 6. It Eleven persona have already In Montville; nev. ’The prime minister is Alex offensive wea.pons such as inter was called off on the first sched- tong labor ei N. Kosygin. continental, J ballistic missiles Nixon, speaking from the uled day, and Western Oommu- -A . ^ (ICBMs) and ABMs in the same nlsta were told by Soviet offt- No One Hurt package. clals that there would be no Laotian Retreat Gives Cong ‘intensive negotiations” must more trials of Jews who nrantoH board the plane. NORWICH (AP) — A 39-year- Nixon’s- announcement indi more trials of Jews who wanted (Bee Page ’Ten) to leave for Israel. Hie Jews currently on trial old father of four, charged with cated there may have been —Vladimir Mogllever, 81, en were rounded up at their homes assault with Intent to murder gineer, four years strict regime. and offices about the same time New Route to South Vietnam during a three-hour shooting —l* v KorenUlt, 49, engineer, (See Page Twelve) By OEOROE ESPEB posts cm the Bolovens plateau, forces battled North Vietnamese spree at his Montville home Associated Press Writer the towns of iPak Song and Ban and Viet Cong troops Wednes Wednesday afternoon, was con SAIGON (AlP) — The Royal liouel Sal, on Stmday and in- day only 25 miles from Saigod, fined today at a state mental Sadat Wants U.S. to Order Laotian Army has abandoned ffil'clted heavy casualties on the alt four points around the A Shau hospital here for observaitdOn. Its last outpost on the Bolovens defenders. valley and on two sides of the U State police said tho man, Israelis Off Egyptian Soil l i 'i . In Connecticut plateau in southern Laos, g(ivlng ’Hie loss of the plateau is also Minh forest in the Mekong del John J. Kaiser, had shot at po North Vietnam more supply a blow to the rightist Laotian ta. Communiques said 79 of the lice and at members of his fam CAIRO (AP) — President An have been reported to be soften routes douin to Cambodia tind faction which controls the gov enemy and 22 South Vietnamese ily from his home before he war Sadat told the National As ing their stand. While at first ^No-FauW Insurance Bill SoulUi Vietnam. ernment forces in the southern were killed, and 47 South Viet was finally taken into custody sembly today the United States saying no Egyptian troops Military sources in Vientiane panhandle. ’The rightists’ chief namese and six Americans were when he passed out on a bed. must promptly force Israel to should be allowed to cross the said commanders in southern holdings now are the Mekong wounded. His wife, according to police, withdraw from Egyptian soil to Suez Canal, they are said to be Killed After Senate Debate willing now to permit noncom Laos ordered the evacuatton river towns of Savaimakhet and On the third Indochina battle said he had been drinking heav save the world from a new Mid dle Eastern war. bat Egyptians to cross while Is HARTEX>RJ> (AP) — With a Sen. Lawrence J. DeNardis, Wednesday of Houei Kong, 300 Pakse. ground, Cambodia, a new drive ily. Sadat called upon the United raeli troops pull back out of "no-fault" Insurance bill killed one of the bill’s main backers, miles southeast of the Laotian Informed sources in Saigon was reported under way south State Police Commissioner States to define its position shooting range of the canal—a after a three-hour Senate debate complained that "we have been capital, because the isolated said electronic monitors indi of Phnom Penh aimed at open Cleveland B. Fuessenlch, who “ openly and frankly” in current distance of about 25 miles. Wednesday, Connecticut’s Gen delayed by every tactic in par outpost could not wfthstand an cate that enemy truck traffic ing an alternate government has held the top police post less efforts to produce a peaceful eral Assembly Is expected to liamentary procedure,” as he expected attack. through the panhandle is “ rela Sadat told the Nationsil As supply route from the sea.

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