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PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Marichester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 21, 1973 'Today^s Lottery Winning Number The Weather African Bloc Attains Partly cloudy, colder tonight with lows in 95573 teens to mid 20s. Mostly cloudy Friday with chance of snow flurries. High in toe lianrhp^tTr lEuptitng Upralh mid 30s. TW ENTY-FOUR PAGES — TWO SECTIONS I PKICi;: I’ll 'I’KEN CENTS Awesome Power In U.N* MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1973 - VOL. XCII, No. 121 Manchester—A City of Villafife Chnrm By WILLIAM 1^, OATIS counterpart of the U.N. African in South Africa and get that Only three members of toe African Group - Egypt, Associated Press Writer Group, will celebrate its 10th white-ruled country out of toe t • ' UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. birthday May 25 in Addis old mandated territory of Ethiopia and Liberia were (AP) — In 10 years the Africans Ababa, Ethiopia, where it was South-West Africa. U.N. members at the start in have attained awesome power formed and has headquarters. The group of black and 1945. in the United Nations. Their U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Mediterranean African coun­ The group began growing in regional group, the biggest and Waldheim will be there. His tries represents less than a 1956 as colonies, protectorates strongest one here, rams predecessor, U Thant, attended tenth of the world’s population and trust territories becanm through resolutions on African the OAU summit meeting every but inciudes almost a third of new countries. By late 1960 Sino- U.S. Relations Normalized questions almost unopposed. year. toe United Nations’ members— Africans outnumbered Asians Under their influence, the The OAU has two maip aims: 41 out of 132. here 23-22. United Nations has proliferated to fight in the United Nations African countries vote solidly ‘The Africans were a major Paris Discussions machinery to push their against the remnapts of for African proposals with toe force in the assembly’s I960 interests. And it devotes far European rule over Africa, and occasional exceptions of two or declaration against Mayor Supports more time, attention and to keep strictly African three close neighbors of South colonialism, its 1963 action to Set To Resolve documentation to those in­ problems out of the United Africa. Other countries vote for enlarge the Security CJouncil terests than to such basic issues Nations, in favor of domestic or African proposals because they and toe Economic and Social Regional Agency as disarmament. regional handling. want African votes for their Council, and its 1966 vote to Several Issues Some Western countries are It has fended off U.N. own proposals: because they terminate South Africa’s disenchanted with this trend. consideration of the 1963 think the African proposals are mandate over South-West Merger Proposal WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States and China The United States and Britain Moroccan-Algeria and 1964 right, or because their domestic Africa, which is called announced today they will establish official governmental quit a U.N. committee on pressure groups think so. Namibia, in U.N. discussions. Somali-Ethiopian-Kenyan liason offices in Washington and Peking to speed up colonialism two years ago border wars; the 1965 tension Ail that makes toe African The OAU, with a much closer BY SOL R. COHEN normalization of relations between the two countries. because they felt the Africans between Rwanda and Burundi; Group the most consistently link with toe United Nations (Herald Reporter) and Asians sided too much with the 1968-71 Nigerian-Biafran influential vote-getter around. than the Organization of The development announced be reviewed in the last half of the Russians. Secretary of civil war; last summer’s The Africans’ numbers far American States possesses, in a joint communique issued in the year. Kissinger said he had State William P. Rogers com- fighting in Burundi, and last exceed those of other regional keeps an executive secretary in Mayor John Thompson said today he supports the Washington and Peking. been told Downey’s sentence plained in the General fall’s expulsion of Asians from groups — A sia’s 32, Latin New York as U.N. observer. proposed merger of the Capitol Region Council of Presidential aide Henry A. could be shortened for good Assembly last year of bloc Uganda. America’s 23, the 21 for Resolutions of its annual Ranchers Fight To Protect Herds Governments (CRCOG) and the Capitol Region Planning Kissinger said the offices will behavior and that he was in­ voting, an African The African Group here has Western Europe and toe old summit conferences are cir­ Agency (CRPA) and that he believes it would be in the best serve as the principal contact formed Downey’s conduct as a Sheriff’s Lt. William Johansen inspects one of the ranches head of beef and dairy cattle in the last six months of 1972 characteristic. campaigned to win Commonwealth, and Eastern culated officially to U.N. interests of Manchester. a points on the expansion of trade prisoner had been exemplary. in the Point Reyes, Calif., area where Marin County and nine thefts have been reported so far this year. (AP Now the Africans are happily independence for Portugal’s Europe’s 10. members. Council of Governments “ as well as all other matters authorities are fittin g the classic scourge of the old West photo) getting ready for a landmark African territories, install Their imposing numbers The Africans sometimes The merger proposal, already —'The United States has no (CRCOG) was formed in 1966 as except the strictly formal — cattle rustling. Rustlers have reportedly stolen up to 60 holiday. The Organization of African majority rule in serve them best in the 132- break ranks, especially when recommended by a committee immediate plans to withdraw the Capitol Region Council of diplomatic aspects” of ties African Unity, home-front Rhodesia, end race segregation nation General Assembly, confronted with a new question from both agencies, would unite its remaining military forces Elected Officials. Its name was between the countries. where every country has an on which they have not had time th e tw o organizations from the Chinese Nationalist changed in 1970. Only 25 of the equal vote regardless of popula­ to nail down a uniform position. responsible for regional plan­ Kissinger said the liason island of Taiwan but the subject 29 towns belong to it. tion, size, wealth or military They divided last fall over ning in the 29-town Greater offices will have full diplomatic will be reviewed periodically, State Comptroller Nathan ‘Recycled Playground’ might. Waldheim’s proposal for an Hartford area. privileges but will in no way with decisions based principally Higher Beef Prices Increase The merger, still subject to Agostinelli, then mayor of But their prestige counts also assembly debate on terrorism, imply establishment of formal on Washington’s assessment of Manchester, was chairman of in the 15-nation Security even though there was a group the approval of the CRCOG and diplomatic relations. the danger of war in the area. the council in 1969-70. He was Council, where the three decision to oppose it, and that CRPA memberships, would be —Secretary of State William Uses Cast-Off Treasure preceded by State Senate Kissinger, who returned Activities Of Cattle Rustlers African members’ resolutions helped him win. subject also to local approval P. Rogers and Chinese Foreign by the governing bodies of the Majority Leader Lewis Rome, Tuesday from four days of By LARRY REIBSTEIN them, or swings them to come are received with sympathy. But when united, as they Minister Chi Peng-fei will begin separate towns. In addition, the then mayor of Bloomfield. extensive talks in Peking with Associated Press Writer up with playground devices that The big powers lean over almost always are on their own discussions in Paris next week merger proposal permits any Following Agostinelli’s election Communist Party Chairman conspicuously lack the gleam­ backward to avoid vetoing questions, they are hard to on settlement of private POINT REYES, Calif. (AP) - that size you must have some rustling in Alameda County, “ getting more proficient all the HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) to state office, Jeremiah Mao Tse-tung and Premier ing steel so noticeable in nor­ them. beat. town to remove itself from American claims against Prodded by high beef prices, kind of commercial outlet," about, 50 miles southeast of time. It’s just Hke burglary, — It looks more like an Wadsworth, head of the Far­ Chou En-lai also disclosed that: mal playgrounds. membership, also by local ac­ China, totalling some |250 cattle rustling — that classic observed Johansen. here. only the evidence disappears a abandoned construction mington Town Council, became Hogan has set up about 25 of tion. —Two American airmen held million, and some $78 million of scourge of the Old West — is Besides ending up in the In that county’s first rustling lot quicker.” chairman. The present and company lot than a playground. these playgrounds across the D r. Frederick Lowe, prisoner by China since being blocked Chinese assets in the experiencing a modem day rustler’s own freezer, some trial in 12 years, Robert L. Johansen believes a uniform But don’t argue with the kids ^More Special Grocery Values^ fourth chairman is East Hart­ state, several near temporary president of Manchester Com­ shot down over Chinese United States. The aim will be resurgence, authorities say. stolen cattle apparently go to Sweeden, 30, of San Leandoro, branding system might help ford Mayor Richard who use it — to them it is a mobile home parks in flood- munity College and one of territory, will be released in the Here in rural Marin County wholesale dealers who in turn was convicted of stealing a 200- curtSil rustling.

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