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VOL. 116, NO. 62 38 PAGES MADISON, WIS., Tuesday, February 25, 1975 FIVE SECTIONS Ford Says Government Will Fall Without Aid Massive Cambodian Airlift Set

' ' United and other essential supplies, Fortfwrote, "millions of innocent The rebel gunners fired more than 40 rockets into the capital Although some officers said they were not sure, one military city, its airport and the suburbs today, destroying a DC-3 com- source said it appeared to be the start of the long-awaited second The United States moved hundreds of truckloads of rice to people will suffer — people who depend oh us for their bare sur- vival." mercial airliner, killing at least 17 persons and wounding many phase of the Communist offensive. Saigon airport today for the start of a massive airlift to the besieged others, preliminary reports said. The first phase began last New Year's Eve, and has placed Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh. He contended that Congress' approval of adequate support for At least 19,rockets hit Phnom Penh in two barrages at dawn Cambodia in danger of falling to Communist control within weeks. Reports from Phnom Penh said 13 rockets slammed into Cambodia presents "a moral question that must be faced and midmorning. Ten persons, including three policemen, were Only the U.S. airlift of hundreds of tons of ammunition and fuel Ponchentong airport, where the U.S. planes will have to land, but squarely." . . • . wounded when five of the missiles hit the Riverside fruit market — and, beginning Thursday, food — has kept the refugee-swollen U.S. Officials said the attacks would not stop the 35 planes a day "Are we to deliberately abandon a small country in the midst close to UPI's Phnom Penh bureau. capital from falling. carrying food to the city of two million. of its life and death struggle? Is the United States, which so far has First reports from the field today indicated heavy rebel as- U.S. spokesmen said the airlift will begin Thursday and last 31 consistently stood by its friends through the most difficult of times, saults on outposts and perimeter defenses around Phnom Penh. Military sources today said observation pilots spotted rocket days, but tt may go longer. Sources said 2I,MO tons of rice were now to condemn in effect a small Asian nation totally dependent Three miles south of downtown Phnom Penh, 10 other rockets launchers at Arcy Khsat, a village a mile from downtown Phnom being stockpiled at Tan Son Nhutairbase for the airlift. upon us? nit Takhmau provincial capital, killing one civilian and wounding Pehn. which would give rebel gunners a dominating position over President Ford told the House today that if it does not quickly "We cannot escape this'responsibility," Ford said. two others, military officers said. the city. approve his |222 million Cambodian military request soon '.'the government forces will be forced, within weeks, to surrender to the insurgents." Ford said in a letter to Speaker Carl Albert, read to the full House, that:Without the additional military aid the Cambodian Army Admits Carting army will run out of ammunition in less than a month. "An independent Cambodia," the President said, "cannot survive unless the Congress acts very soon to provide supplemental military and economic assistance." Missiles Over Madison He said the" Communist forces now attacking around Phnom Penh have a "constant massive outside source of supply from the ByOWENCOYLE Meanwhile,- Sen. William The matter was brought to the North-as. has been demonstrated by their ability to sustain the Of The capital Times Stan Proxmire's office has placed a attention of Proxmire, Sen. current heavy offensive.'1 •-" call to the Secretary of the Army Gaylord Nelson and Rep. Robert "The'economic situation is almost as difficult," he said. An Army spokesman eon- to request more specific infor- Kastenmeier late last week by "Refugees forced to flee their homes by the Communists' repres- firmed today that Madison's mation on the material being . Madison Mayor Paul Soglin. sive measures and scorched earth policies have poured into Phnom Truax Field is being used as a shipped into Truax Field. transfer point for missile com- Proxmire asked for the talk Soglin asked their assistance in Penh and other cities. Severe food shortages are already begin- ponents being shipped from the determining what was being ning." ' . with the secretary after his aides If Congress does not provide for continued deliveries of rice U.S. Army arsenal in Savannah, were unable to obtain informa- shipped into Madison after 111., to a missile site in North tion on the subject from the Pen- learning that city fire crews had Dakota. tagon. (Continued on Page 4, Col. 5) The component parts are being ferried from Savannah to Truax Burns Predicts by Army CH-47 Chinook helicopters and shipped from Truax to North Dakota by Air Bouillon Denies Force C-141 Starlifter cargo Interest, Credit planes. Joseph Penton, a public infor- Advising Client mation officer for the Army' Will Ease Soon Materials Command in Washing- ton who released the shipment WASHINGTON (DPI) - "The Federal Reserve intends information, also said the missile To Make Payoff Federal -Reserve Chairman. to encourage expansion in parts contain explosive com- ponents. By JOltN WELTER Arthur F. Burns predicted today . supplies of money and credit Of The Capital Times Staff a faster expansion of,the money needed to mitigate recessionary However, .he declined^ to Madison lobbyist James supply in coming-nwnths;— and forces and encourage early describe the "nature of the Boullion today "emphatically" resulting'lower interest rales and recovery in "economic actrvily." explosive material or how long denied he advised a real estate increased credit availability.. But, Burns warned, "We have the fcnr operation would con- developer and client to offer Burns laid the Senate Banking not thrown caution to the wind tinue. campaign contributions to the Committee an increase in availa- the menace of inflation is by no state Democratic party in 1972 in ble money already achieved means behind us."' Penton said it was national return for having an order to through the Fed's operations has Burns objected to a proposed defense policy to neither confirm revoke the developer's license produced a dramatic decline in Senate resolution that would nor deny location of nuclear dismissed by a state board. short-term interest rates and direct the FED to "take material or the movement of prepared financial conditions for appropriate action in the first nuclear weapons. Bouillon said he routinely ad- a recovery from the recession. half of 1975 to increase the money The missile components arc for vises his clients to "get involved James Boullion supply at a rate substantially the Safeguard system, an anti- in the political process — to buy sold 600 acres of land in Upper The money supply is the higher than in -recent ballistic missile defense system tickets to fund-raisers and things Michigan to DeGaynor in June. amount of currency in circulation experience." For Some, Snow Is Piles of Fun approved by Congress in 1969. like that. They sent me money 1972, after DeGaynor's dealings and money in checking accounts. and it went into a political ac- with the real estate board in When it expands, interest rates He said such legislation would The snowstorm which hit Madison Monday cused from school for a day, were caught playing One of the two system sites is may have meant back-breaking shoveling and king of the mountain in the 5400 block of Monona located at the Grand Forks base count, and some tickets were March of that year. Gerrard generally decline and Joans for deny the FED operational bought out of that." bought-the land in 19fi6 for business and home buyers are flexibility and raise questions dangerous driving to most adults, but it was a Drive. (Staff Photo by Dave Sandell) in North Dakota. The other site is heaven-sent gift for kids. These young lads, ex- in Montana. The Capital Times reported "860,000 or $65,000" and sold it to more obtainable. . whether the board's "traditional last week that Boullion w?as the DeGaynor for §150,000. "Forces have now been set in insulation from political pressure second highest-paid lobbyist dur- In early March 1972, Lucey motion that will, I believe, soon ing the 1973 session of the asked the state Real Estate result in a quicker pace of mone- Strong Advocate of Separatism Legislature. He made .$65,000. Examining Board to investigate tary and credit expansion," diminished whether the dollar DeGaynor's advertising practices Burns said. "Actually, that will remain a respected currency The Milwaukee Sentinel today for a development near the process may already be under- around the world." Black Muslims* Muhammad Dies reported that Boullion and his Namekagon River outside Cable way . The resolution is sponsored by study in paradox. sexual relations and soul food. client, Cable (Wis.) developer in Bayfieid County. Sens. William Proxmire (D-Wis.) CHICAGO (AP) - Elijah Jeffrey DeGaynor, contributed DeGaynor's proposed "Wild Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Minn.) Muhammad, leader of the Black Tiny and light-skinned, Muh- Although he preached racial mammad didn't look the Mes- supremacy, he prayed to a man $4,65(1 to the state Dems' Jeffer- River" development near the Ml. New York Raps and James L. Buckley (R-C- Muslims religious movement son-Jackson. Day dinner after an Telemark ski area, according toe N.Y.) which advocated racial senger of Allah he proclaimed who identified himself as white. himself or the architect of a He extolled austerity but lived in order to suspend DeGaynor's the National Park Service, was Jersey Claim to Proxmire said it merely tells supremacy and separatism for realtor license was rescinded by partly inside a protective 9 the Fed "to keep trying, do bet- blacks, died today at 77, accord- supremacist group which ac- a 19-room mansion in a fine area complished what all of the angry- called Hyde Park. the state Real Estate Examining easement established along the 'Miss Liberty ter, and make it work." ing to a spokesman at Mercy Board. (Continued on Page 4, Col. 3) Hospital. young rhetoric and militancy of He denounced whites as devils, NEW YORK (AP)-New Jer- the 1960s didn't: economic drunkards and a rattlesnakes, Boullion also said he contacted sey's renewed claim to the Statue Similar legislation'directing Muhammad was first admitted former board president M. the Fed to expand the money to the hospital Jan. 29 for what a independence for the U.S. black "made to hate and kill off the Dem Caucus Orders of Liberty is being dismissed by man. black;" yet, he got along well William Gerrard, state Dems' few York City officials. supply to bring down interest spokesman then described as chairman from LaCrosse, who Oil Depletion Vote rates was defeated last week by medical tests. He died of conges- with them, employing many "To think of Miss Liberty as His followers are called Black within his economic enterprises. corresponded and "probably" WASHINGTON (AP) - House anything but a New Yorker is - the House Banking Committee on tive heart failure, the spokesman spoke with CM'. Patrick Luccy — a 20-19 vote. Instead, the panel said. '• . • Elijah Muhammad Muslims, his group the Nation of Democrats instructed the Rules unthinkable," an amused Mayor •Islam. The creed is not that In 1974, Chicago Mayor Richard an old friend in political and real Committee today to let the full Abraham D. Beame said Mon- • "adopted a resolution merely urg- estate matters — about the present at the time of death, 8:10 founded by Mohammed but many J. Daley, one of the nation's most House vote on a proposal to add to day; "Does anyone really think ing the fed to do those things. He was transferred to the in- powerful political leaders, revocation order. • Humphrey said Monday that tensive cardiac unit as an emer- a.m., the spokesman said. of the religious disciplines are the $21.28 billion economic emer- she's been carrying the torch for similarly strict: members are proclaimed a special day for him. Lucey and Gerrard were gency tax cut bill a provision New Jersey these past 89 years?" even Alan Greenspan agrees that gency cardiac patient on Feb. 8 The body \vas removed to a partners and stockholders in and listed in critical condition. South Side funeral home where supposed to attend three meet- Muhammad was born in Geor- ending the oil depletion Humphrey's own plan for boost- 1 gia as Elijah Poole in 1897. His another northern Wisconsin Although the statue on Liberty : ing the ecomony would work bet- His. condition svorsened Feb. 17 arrangements were pending. ings a week , recite prayers five allowance. Island lies in New Jersey terri- Muhammad, the leader of the times daily; eat only one meal a family moved to Detroit in the development firm before Lucey's The caucus of all House ter than President Ford's. The and hospital officials listed him early 19150s and there Poole met election in 1970. torial waters,'Stanley Buchs- senator has called for a $30 billion as very critical. Black. Muslim movement for .day and abstain from drugs, al- Democrats voted 153 to 98 in baum. New York City's first cdr-- ^ • Some family members were more than 40 years, often was a cohol, tobacco, gambling, illicit (Continued on Page 4, Col. 3) Gcrrard, the Sentinel reported, favor of this instruction to party poration counsel, agreed with colleagues who control the com- Beame that Miss Liberty belongs mittee. to New York. Ignored City Ordinance Gains the Spotlight Rep. William J. Green. (D-Pa.) The latest jurisdictional claim sponsor of the proposal, later told was made last month by New reporters he thinks it will be Jersey Gov. Brendan Byrne, who approved by the House. asked for federal funds to Repeal of the oil and gas renovate Jersey City's wa- Citizenship Code —Weapon or Safeguard? depletion allowance would hike terfront. He said renovation plans Mohr, asked about Minihan's allegations, told a reporter he did oil industry taxes by roughly S3 included the construction of a By ROSEMARY KENDRICK However, she has several questions about her firing, which has been appealed before the City Personnel Board. not feel he should comment »n the case because of the needing billion. causeway or footbridge to Ellis 01 The Capital TiflMt Staff appeal lx,'forc the Personnel Board. Island and possibly Liberty A local ordinance requires city employes and members of city • Who was responsible for the investigation? She has ne,ver Obviously, Minihan gave the city a false address or she Where to Find It ) Island, linking both with the Jer- liouldn't have been able to hold the job for 2% years before trouble sey mainland. boards.and commissions to be United States citizens and residents been told. , , Death Notices Page 24 of Madison. • Why the timing and the haste of he? dismissal? broke out. This use of a friend's address in the city is "a serious • • Does it have anything to do with her leading role in organiz- violation (falsification) in itself," said City Attorney Edwin Editorials Page 32 "The governor is very much in The question has arisen, how uniformly is it enforced? Is it Markets .'. Page 8 favor of construction of the sometimes used as a weapon of political harassment? ing the 22 public health nurses into a professional association that Conrad. could eventually become a collective bargaining unit? "I've been However, he said, "these things have been worked out in the Stew Time Page 11 causeway, but we certainly are The citizenship requirement has received little attention over Sports Pages 13-1S the years, but it was recently brought into the limelight when very visible, very active, very talkative," she said. past" in similar situations. Under the ordinance, the mayor can not trying to institute a boundary grant ]>ermission for an employe to live elsewhere, or presumably WeatherTaWe Page2 dispute," said Byrne's legal aide, Mayor Paul Soglin's appointment of Humbcrto Garcia, a non-ci- Karl Mohr, city public health director, and Minihan were not some other arrangement could be worked out if both parties agree. I'M Section Lewis Kadcn, responding to the tizen, to the Welfare Board was challenged by J. Dale Wilson, Arts Page 18 William Hall and Howard Howe, all ultra-conservatives who ad- on the best of terms, she said, before he fired her earlier this There have been other controversies about residency. New Yorkers' pronouncements. In 1969, then-alderman Bill Hall - the same one challenging Comks, Crosswords ... Page 2(1 Buchsbaum said the two states mittedly would like to cause problems for Soglin. month. But she, said she has received considerable support in her ap- Garcia — stunned everyone by announcing at a City Council DearAbby Page22 resolved a lengthy hassle in 1833 . They claimed Soglin violated the law "with full knowledge," Inflation Fighter Page 22 white the mayor's office responded that it had not known Garcia peal efforts from other nurses, as well as from teachers, principals, meeting that Fifth District Aid. Eugene Parks had moved out of his by fixing their territorial boun- district and could no longer hold the office. Looking Backward .... Page 18 daries at the middle of the Hud- was not a citizen. "We don't run FBI checks on people," said counselors and parents at the four West Side schools where she has TV and Radio Page 21 worked as a nurse. Parks was apparently as sflrpriscd as anyone else. One side of son River with the exception of mayoral assistant James Rowen. ( his street was in the Fifth District but the side he lived on was in PIIONE NUMBERS Elite and'Bedtoes (no* Liberty) A check was nin recently that resulted in a public health nurse, "I am pIKy according to Ike •rdhuuKe," she said, "bit there arc differ** ways i situation like this cwM he btMlM. There are the Eighth. Business 2S*-5511 islands. The two islands were wiw had worked for'thc city for 2V6 years, abruptly losing her job. Editorial 255-lill Sue Minihan, who with her husl>aml owns a home in the Town <• many nmMcatkMK, it's a little hard to figure Mil wfcat's really The matter was resolved when the Council unanimously ap- 'placed under the jurisdiction of (Canlimdanl'age 4, Col. I) Want Ads 2*4481 New York' , he 8»M. of Dunn, admits sht! violated the city ordinance requiring residency. ) • * 4-THE CAPITAL TIMES, February 25. »1$ Green Berets Train in Desert, Names & Faff 8 Stage Arab Field * Invasions' In the

By ERNEST VOLKMAN o,T)R' second type of plan assumes, like the first, that an Second, such intervention might set off an Arab "jihad" (holy Arab-Israeli war is being waged. Under this plan, Israeli units war), making U S occupation of any Arab land impossible wntkl aid U.S. forces by striking into Saudi Arabia while the United , Third, other Arab nations — such as Libya and Algeria — NEW YORK — In an Arizona desert a few weeks ago, a team «f States attacks Persian Gulf sheikdoms. Another variation calls for 1 probaWy would cut off their oil to the United States, meaning that U.S. Special Forces troops (Green Berets) carried mi! a military Israel to seize one of the small Persian Gulf nations, such as America could not afford any slipup m production from captured exercise: A combined force of Green Berets and "total guerrillas" Kuwait The United States would then move in "occupation forces" fields captured an oil field and pipeline held by "enemy sheiks," as the wiu'le at the same time taking over Saudi Arabian facilities. Fourth", nobdy is quite sure how Iran would react training mission's directive put it. The underlying condition of any plan is that the United States Fifth, the Arabs might extensively sabotage their facilities !n addition to the training preparations, the Pentagon has been must seize areas in which there are large and concentrated oil rather than allow them to fall into American hands working on a number of studies and operations plans for a possible reserves sufficient to meet U.S. needs and where oil production is military intervention in the Mideast, according to Penatgon relatively simple. For that reason, any U.S. plan must include Despite these problems, it is conceivable that the United States HewyFordD AfcerHb* sources. Trie studies examine various military problems (logistics, Saudi Arabia, whose production of 8.5 million barrels a day is vital. might invade if its survival were at stake Pentagon planners are air support, number of troops required) that might arise if such an Further, allplans assume that both Iran, and. Libya are not to not \cry happy at the prospect of such an invasion, since most ol *s Auto magnate Heiry Ftrd II spent four intervention took place; the operations plans set out actual military be touched —'Iran on the grounds that it is now too closely allied them feel political complications make it unfeasible. hours in Santa Barbara jail during the objectives to be taken. with the United States, and Libya because its -less than three "He oily way you realty cau do It," said one, "it to Make a Both mainly are for use by the Joint Chiefs of Staff, which will million barrels a day in production would be insufficient. deal with Brezbev*beforetauHl. Eveu tkeu, there an tot mny to- weekend and was ordered to appear in make the basic recommendation io the President on whether a ponderables. H For* asked if M CMM be doo* without Mowtag up municipal court March 7 for arraignment on Persian Gulf invasion is militarily feasible. The difficulty with any intervention, however, is not military, the plauet, I'd haw to say M. a drunken driving charge. < but political. First and foremost, there is the problem of the "But if they (the Arabs) fool aroud, ft doesa't make much The California Highway Patrol said Ford The fact that contingency plans are being worked on and that Soviets. How would they react? Would it mean .World War III? dftereace what I thtak; we'H probably have to go ii there." was arrested in the university suburb of some training exercises have taken place does not mean that the Goleta Saturday for driving'on the wrong United States will invade the Persian Gulf. A Pentagon official side of the street. He was jailed when he points out that, "the various services fcave tor many years prepared Military flunked a sobriety test, and released four various cwttingeKy studies covering nearly every possible mili- hours later on $375 bail. tary eventuality ta which we (the United States) might be ia volved." The Green Berets' Arizona training exercise was Coup Fails The chairman of the board of Ford Motor described by Brig. Gen. Michael D. Healy, commander of the Co. was driving one of his company's 1975 Army's 5,500-man Special Forces, as "just part of «w prepared- In Athens two-door models when he was arrested With BBSS. him was a companion identified as Kathleen Also, the Pentagon has been working without much intent at ATHENS (AP) - The Greek Durtss, 35, a model from Gross Pointe, concealment. One training operation by Marine forces on Sardinia government arrested 37 armj of- Mich. in December was filmed by a French television crew and shown in ficers today, including six France. There has been some speculation that the public moves 'by generals, and was interrogating v Algier Hiss, whose downfall came in the United States are designed to warn the oil producers against a them to find out how much of the the anti-communist investigations of the possible oil boycott in the event of a new Mideast war. armed forces was involved in an 1950's that thrust Richard Nixon into national attempt to overthrow Premier prominence, is returning to San Francisco In any case, preparations for the possibility of a seizure of Constantine Caramanlis and re- after 30 years. , , Persian Gulf oil fields have accelerated since early December, turn the former military dicta- : ; when Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger; in a widely publicized tors to power. Hiss, 70, who now works for a stationery The government announced firm in the east; will appear at a seminar at interview with Business Week magazine, said that the United Monday that it had .suppressed States might intervene militarily in the Persian Gulf if there were the Press Club today. • '*' a total oil cut-off that threatened "strangulation" of the western an attempt to restore the junta • Hiss in 1945 was first secretary general industrialized world. Kissinger's remarks were supported later by that collapsed seven months ago. of the United Nations at the San Francisco President' Ford. Since then, the1 Pentagon has stepped up work to Military sources said the list of conference. ' get the armed forces ready for a possible showdown. those arrested included one lieu- - A U.S. Navy task force, including the aircraft carrier Con- tenant general, five brigadier - v State Rep. Leo Watchman says he stellation, recently conducted exercises (code name Mid Link 74) generals, two colonels, nine lieu- doubts convicted Watergate conspirator J«hn near the mouth of the Persian Gulf. An estimated 9,000 Marines tenant colonels, 15 majors, a D. Ehrlichman can do the Indian people of have received intensive desert training in the Mojave Desert. A captain and four lieutenants. Sources said the coup was un- New Mexico much good. special Middle East Task Group was formed last month in the Watchman, a: Navajo Indian, took the Pentagon to coordinate all Mideast military and intelligence ac- covered after a "conspiratorial tivities. meeting of a small number of of- floor of the, New Mexico House Monday to" ficers" in Larisa, northern sharply criticize Ehrlichman's announced Two "think tanks" have been given Pentagon contracts for Greece. plan to "do penance" on a" new Mexico Indian studies of the October 1973 Mideast war; they will include tactical Former Col. Dimitrios reservation. , -;•'•' and strategic aspects of desert operations. War colleges are placing Papapostolou, the .only retired •>• "We want no part of this individual," stronger emphasis on the Mideast. The Pentagon's contingency officer involved in the attempted ; plans and studies are being worked on and eventually will run to said Watchman, a Democrat. "I doubt very thousands of pages each coup, was deported to an Aegean ; seriously that he can do any good,for us, es- Daisys Go to Polls island, the sources said. | pecially with the reputation he has now." "It is mtre accurate to say that these (plans) are actually Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley and his wife, the first time since he was elected mayor, Daley Papapostolou left the army versions of stuff already in the basket," one Pentagon official said. Eleanor, leave their polling place in Chicago is facing .opposition in the primary. (AP when his name was mentioned in \s Ethiopia's military rulers took away He added that, "This material is reviewed and updated Tuesday after voting in the primary election. For Wirephoto) connection with an assassination deposed Emperor Haile Selassie's radio a periodically. What is i happening HW is that there is a very strong attempt against President Arch- few days ago — apparently to prevent him emphasis on asserted possibilities ctunected with Middle East. In bishop Makarios of Cyprus in from hearing reports about the guerrilla war fad, I'd say the Middle East exclusively." Denies Payoff Advice 1970. -. ' . in Eritrea province, reliable Western sources The preparations take place in the context of a possible series The government has not .said said today. . v/ of events in the Mideast that might move the White House to Use Gerrard said today he recalled DeGaynor, he said, first what it will do with the active. : American military power. The possible events include: (l) a new (Continuedfrom Page 1) ^ Foreign sources say Haile Seljssie, 82, Namekagon wrien that river was "practically nothing".of his con- .expressed interest in the - "duty conspirators, but '.spur whq;Tuled"Ethippia for half ra-centlfy, is in Arab-Israeli war, leading to (2) a total Arab oil boycott of western made a National Wild-Riverin' versation(s) with' Lucey about Michigan land -^ 600 acres lying' said Premier "Constantine ; Europe, Japan and the United States, leading to (3) the' eventual 1968 DeGaynor. "About all I said was around Langford Lake midway Caramatilis called a cabinet good health but is:subject to periods of destruction of the United States as an industrialized nation. After a week-long investigation 'keep me appraised of what's go- between Ironwood and Waters- meeting to discuss the problem, mental confusion when he seems to believe This "worst case" possibility has preyed on the minds of U.S. of DeGaynor's selling practices, ing on.'" meet — several years before he They said there would likely be a he is still on the throne: strategists since the October war in 1973, when a partial Arab oil - the real estate board took steps .to bought it. . special court martial. boycott seriously disrupted the American economy. Stiff followup suspend his license. It was at (his Under Gerrard's direction, "Our first sale to him up there Defense Minister Evangelos :*:*w*:*s*tftt^ increases in the price of oil further jolted the economy. • \ ' point that Boullion, who had been Democratic party fund-raisers was probably about $968," Averoff Monday blamed the coup retained by DeGaynor for his have been very successful, and Gerrard said, "and he'd been on "a few unrepentant fools With American reliance on Persian Gulf oil estimated to public relations — and lobbying •within a week after the stipula- ' looking at that land for maybe a related to the detained pro- increase to nearly 50 per cent of U.S. needs in the next decade, talk — services, asked Gerrard to in- tion allowing DeGaynor to keep year, year-and-a-half, before he tagonists of the dictatorship." LToday's News Capsule^/ of military action to "break the stranglehold" has increased during tercede on DeGaynor's behalf. his license was signed, DeGaynor '.'. ever bought it. If the guy was Averoff insisted Premier the past year. Even before Kissinger's statement, a Dec. 14 White Boullion said that contacting and Boullion had begun to pay for. .looking for a way to hold onto his Constantine Caramanlis "is House meeting at Camp David to discuss energy policy reportedly the $4,660 in tickets to the Jeffer-. license, he chose a pretty expen- governing the country, undis- Violence Flares In Kashmir Gerrard, who has been highly • ' '•„ " ,• :.: x included the passing of a note by one of the participants which read, praised by Lucey in the past for •- son-Jackson Day dinner. sive way to do it." ; turbed" in the wake of the.coup "Let's try the taw-cost option — war." , JAMMU, Kashmir (AP)—Sheik Mohammed Abdullah was his fund-raising efforts, was "the plot "I can assure you there is no sworn in today as the head of the government in Indian Kashmir, But if the Unitejl States decided to intervene militarily, would logical thing to do."-Gerrard Boullion bought. $3,750 worth, ; DeGaynor's firm, DeGaynor & reason for anxiety," he : told a it work? "Hard to say," one Pentagon source said. sparking demonstrations ay Hindu extremists. They were brought served on the board from 1937-69, .'DeGaynor $900. Co., Inc., filed for bankruptcy in nationwide television audience. under control by police tear gas. . "Necessarily, there would have to be a whole set of assump- and spent eight years as its But Gerrard maintained any "1974, and the Langford Lake '.,. The government declined to tions and presumptions, you see. In other words, if all the condi- .the violence erupted when police blocked members of the president. connection between the real es- property was valued at ,$750,000. disclose details of the first known Hindu nationalist Jana Sangh party from marching into the tions were met — sure. As a military operation exclusively, it is not "He (Gerrard) was familiar A .letter which accompanied the plot against the civilian adminis- overwhelmingly difficult, provided you have the manpower and tate board move and the con- .government secretariat grounds where Abdullah addressed a rally with real estate and recreational tributions was a "joke." bankruptcy petition reported the tration that Caipexto power last move very fast." a_fter :he was sworn in as chief; minister.of state.:Ah official realty," Boullion said. "He was a land had been acquired at a cost summer after seven years of spokesman said 50 policemen were injured. of $410,000, according to the Sen- military rule. ._ \ Generally, Pentagon planners are studying two basic types of former president of the board "If you'll look at the public '• The Jana Sarigh said in Parliament Monday that it opposed the and he was an entree to Gov. record (of political contribu- tinel. .... -. •;. v, ••* But sources close to the armed sheik's return to powfir- after 22 years because it would encourage scenarios: Asked about the success of his forces said a small number of • One type would have the United States seize the oil facilities Locey's office. I'd have been a tions), you'll see that DeGaynor demands in other Indian states for limited autonomy. ,'/.-, . fool not to contact him." and Boullion probably gave us fund-raising efforts on. behalf of junior officers, mostly captains The party also expressed fears the Hindi minority in Kashmir of Saudi Arabia and Arabia and Arab emirates along the Persian state Dems, Gerrard said; "I just and a few majors and lieutenants Gulf coast. There are a number of variations of this basic idea, but money in 1971 and 1972 and 1973. might be jeopardized by the rise to power of .the" sheik's followers, A week after the board began Jiminy,(Bonllion) has been buy- work harder at it than other .colonels, planned to overthrow nearly all Moslems. . '.-.i , . all involve a combined air-amphibious operation, with Army people, aad that's how we make it Caramanlis next Sunday and set paratroopers or airmobile units seizing key oil facilities — its move to revoke DeGaynor's ing tickets Consistently, and pipelines, pumping stations, wells, loading areas — from the air license, jthe realtor agr.eed fo a probably from the Republicans, work I just make more phone DP a military, regime. . stipulation which quashed the too," he said. calk.:;, ; The sources said the plotters and Marine units landing along the Persian Gulf coast. Once the also wanted to free Brig. Gen. Germany Outlaws^AJjortion facilities are seized and secured, troops would guard against revocation push. He agreed not to "Just because we got money in He again denied any connection sell any lots in the subdivision one month, and a decision in one between his intercession on Dimitrios.Ioannides, the former sabotage while U.S. oil-production crews are moved in to operate junta strongman, and his closest KARLSRUHE, Germany (AP)—West Germany's n'ighest court the facilities and ship the oil back home. near the Namekagon for six before or after it, doesn't mean a DeGaynor's Behalf and the party : months to give the federal thing," he maintained. •fund-raiser. aides fron prison. today struck down a law permitting abortion on demand within the , government a chance to purchase . first three months of pregnancy. '..-.•. them for preservation. Gerrard also disclaimed any The law, which was approved by parliament last June, never The National Park Service did relationship between his inter- took effect because of a federal court injunction. • Citizenship Code not purchase any, and after six cession in March for DeGaynor Army Missiles .The federal constitutional court in ruling the law unconstitu- months there was no further and the land sale to DeGaynor the tional upheld challenges filed by five states with conservative (Continued fiom Page I) (Continued from Page /) In addition Rowan said Kinney governments plus 192 members of parliament from the opposition' pointed him to fill the suddenly-vacant seat. move against DeGaynor's following June on which he took a license. profit of about $90,000. been alerted to the possibly told .him that in apparently Christian Democratic party, the Roman Catholic party.The states Parks was again involved in a residency question when a written dangerous nature of the ship- similar operations in the past, included heavily Catholic Bavaria and Rhineland-Palatinate. complaint from 'a citizen" was filed with the city recently, pointing ments. standard procedure has been to out that Parks' family lives in a house outside his district. The fact Both senators and Kastenmeier advise city officials and the that the alderman has an address within the district where he Muhammad Dies have directed inquiries to Army chamber of commerce of the city sleeps "at least three nights and generally four or five nights a officials, asking why Truax was concerned that a shipment was Ask New Definition of Death week" is enough to satisfy the ordinance, according to a city at- (Contimwdfiom Page I) we can make a way for ourselves selected, and if flight patterns coming in or through. CHICAGO (AP)—The American Bar Association has approved torney's opinion. VV. D. Fard, founder of the . . . where we won't give over populated areas can be Neither the mayor's office nor a resolution calling for a new legal definition of death as the Then there was the time former Mayor William Dyke appoint- Temple of Islam whose members anybody any trouble." changed. the Chamber of Commerce in "irreversible, total cessation of brain function," in the human ed a Waunakee resident to a Council committee studying billboard were called Muslims and whom It .was Muhammad and his . In Savanna, a civilian executive Madison were told this time. body. -.;, regulation in the city. Poole ultimately came to call followers who first rebelled at the Army arsenal said he Chairman McCarthy Demere of the ABA's Law and Medicine ' The appointee was Nancy Hansen, wife of the president of the God. against the word Negro and couldn't understand all the at- Kinney would say today only Committee, which drafted the proposal, said the new definition Haasen Advertising Co. billboard firm, and the anointment drew Muhammad erected the sec- demanded to be called black tention the subject is receiving. that "as a general rule the Army would eliminate the current waste of thousands of dollars a day and angry opposition from Aid. Alicia Ashman, a staunch foe of bill- tion's first temple in Detroit and men. "The operation is not ours, it's does everything,, takes the utmost: precious specialized hospital facilities on patients who are, by such boards. in 1934 he moved to Chicago's Muhammad's influence was the Department of the Army's," interest in the safety of the people a deflhition, already dead.; :/ ; ; :?:',« •', i That imbroglio was finally settled when Mrs. Hansen rented an South Side where he built Mosque extensive. Membership rolls are said Dale Kiriney, assistant to the involved;" •.« •-••••: ' * • apartment in the city and won Council confirmation. No. 2. secret, but estimates of his commanding officer there. •' The Truax operation is report- .Demere said the current definitiori'of death in 46 states dates: In 1943, Muhammad was followers range to around two "All we are is a shipping point 'Cdly under the command of Maj. , back to 1906. He said it defines death as the final stoppage of I Conrad said the residency ordinance has been challenged imprisoned for .% years for draft million. The most well known is for the operation. It's not under Robert Mitchell, a pilot-observor heartbeat and respiration. : .r several times, the last instance being in 1970 when a police officer evasion during World War II, as Muhammad Ali, born Cassius our, control. Our role is quite in the field artillery stationed at. Demere said modern medical technology can keep a body brought an unsuccessful court suit to have it declared invalid. was one of his six sons. Clay who grew up to be boxing's minimal. And why we're receiv- Ft. Sill, 0kla.,*and assigned here breathing and its heart beating for up to two weeks after brain • The rationale for the requirement, according to Conrad, is at •-After leaving prison, Muham- heavyweight champion of the ing the attention we arc is a several weeks ago. activity has ceased. '•.'!. , ' least threefold: that people who live in Madison will tend to be more mad continued building the world and was a guest of- wonder to us." Mitchell refused to describe the interested in the city, that employes should be close by in case of Muslims and by the late 1960s he President Gerald Ford at the nature of his assignment, saying emergencies at work, and that the city has a financial interest in had established 120 temples White House in 1975. In his ten years at Savanna only that be had about SO men in Indians Agree to Negotiate having as many city residents as possible to get more shared taxes throughout the United States. Kinney said lie had not seen such . his command and that he didn't From the state. (The last reason he termed "a minor considera- Muhammad usually spoke in Muhammad's business empire interest in a shipping operation. know how long he would be here. ,;.;.; SWPROCK, N.M. (AP) - Armed Indians who seized and shut tion.") public only at the annual Muslim had assets estimated at $60 He refused to discuss other as- Madison Firemen assigned to down a Fairchild electronics plant on the Navato Reservation • "Generally the city has been rather tough as far as en- national conventions which drew million. Properties include pects of the subject. However the Truax Field crash crew agreed to meet today with tribal and company officers about a forcement of the requirement for city employes," Conrad said. between 5,0(10 and 10,000 thousands of acres of farmland James Rowan, administrative report that the shipments arc labor dispute and other grievances. members of his sect to Chicago. and herds of cattle in Michigan, assistant to Soglin, said Kinney heavily guarded on transfer from • However, Minihan contends it is "common knowledge there Georgia and Alabama. In Chicago tokl him Monday that safety fac- the hellcoptcre to the Air Force More thai) 20 men, identifying themselves a* members of the are some city employes who don't live in the city." Names are Each year, his theme was alone, there are two Muslim res- tors were mure than adequate. 'carsoptanw.; •••'•-• ..•.••-:••.:.'-' American Indian Movement entered the Shiprock plant in; the early usually not revealed by friends of a person in such a silmtion in similar. taurants, a supermarket, According to Rowan Kinncy Guards armed with M-18 rifles hours Monday, they released a security guard after a few hours, Order to keep the employe out of trouble, she said. clothing store, dry cleaner, professed no concern for the arc stationed every 50 feet, keep- occupied the building and closed it to plant employes reporting to ; She predicted the ordinance ultimately will be declared un- we are asklig y M U set asMe bakery and several oilier en- siifoty of area residents either in ing all persons to the area a con- work.' • • •'•;'' ••'•' ' ' • constitutional, "but that doesn't help me at this point," mat part 4 ymr cwMry where tennises, and around Savanna or Madison. MkfcraUe dWance from Die site. No shots wore fired and no injuries were reported. .,