PAGE TWENTY-FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., AUg. 15, 1974 Hussein Dinner Has Mideast Significance Foreign News Commentary feared the momentum toward also with implementation of the with Egypt. But it has warned ’These are some of the issues By PHIL NEWSOM Mideast peace would be lost. sweeping agreement reached in that any agreement on Further complicating the and the complications into HanrI|patTr lEupntng Iftpralh UPI Foreign News Analyst June by Egyptian President territorial concessions must President Gerald R. Ford’s situation was a change of direc- Anwar Sadat and first go to a referendum of the which the new American Presi­ state dinner for Jordan’s King tion in the complicated President Nixon. ’That agree­ MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1974 - VOL. XCIII, No, 270 Manchester—A City of Village Charm Israeli pebple, possibly leading dent finds himself plunged in EIGHTEEN PAGES Hussein will be taken by foreign negotiations looking toward a ment included $250 million in PRICE: FIFTEEN GENTS to new delays unwelcome to all his first week in office. UPPLIES 'Observers as a clear indication final settlement of the U.S. economic aid and U.S. sides. of the new President’s Arab-lsraeli conflct. technological aid in Egyptian TENTS ON SALE priorities in foreign affairs. development of nuclear power Hussein and King Faisal of After the Kissinger- for peaceful purposes. SLEEPING BAGS Saudi Arabia must rank side by engineered agreements on Complicating life for Sadat is side as the foremost of United COTS - AIR MAnRESSES withdrawal of forces between his relationship with the Ford Mum on Choice States’s friends among the Israel and the Egyptians and Palestinian guerrilla forces. ridge cruises Arab states, even in times of Syrians, it had een expected the After a mid-July meeting in LIFE JACKETS Directed by Greta Ruppert conflict. And the fact that Hus­ next step would be further Cairo, Sadat and Hussein signed sein turned out to be the August 22 - Nowhere ICE CHEST! negotiations between Israel and a communique in which Hus­ TAKE YOUR BIKE honored guest at the first state Egypt. sein agreed the Palestinian September 2 - Nova Scotia < For Vice President dinner to be held by the new Liberation Organization would 4 days___ from $219* ON VACATION... WASHINGTON (UPI) - President U.S. administration will be Instead, the question of a speak for Palestinians outside by advisers that Rockefeller could give his Ford aides because of Haig's close Grata Ruppart, cartifiad Goran Initructor ^ Ford, still keeping the nation and many of pleasing to both the moderate similar withdrawal between the Jordan and he would be and A.C.B.T. dlractor conducts Ouplicata < administration expertise in several fields, association with Nixon before his resigna­ forces of Jordan and Israel BrMoa Tournamantt and will lacture on | IHMCIIS his closest allies in suspense over his Arab states and to the Israelis. spokesman for those inside the intarmadiata and advancad Bridge on the J ranging from economic matters to foreign tion last week. Significance also will be at­ suddenly intervened with all the country. luxurious V IC TO R IA . sailing from New < choice for vice president, called Teamster policy experience. possibilities of delay and a loss Haven. Italian craw. continantal cuisina < President Frank Fitzsimmons for a chat New Counsel tached to the unfaltering con­ For Hussein, who previously . profassional entartalnmant. private ^ 1 ’The timing of the disclosure of Ford.’s The first major sUff change at the White tinuation of U.S. foreign plicy of momentum that both sides bus from N.Y. and Conn, cities to the ship. i «F. today at the White House. had held himself to be preference was uncertain. He indicated ■basis 2 to a room. Basis 4 - $184.60. | ISew Shipment This was the second conference of the House came Thursday when J. Fred as pledged by Ford and feared. spokesman for all Palestinians, Single room - $469. Thursday it would come this weekend, but Buzhardt was replaced as counsel by executed by Secretary of State In the last two weeks, it was a compromise but it im­ week by Ford with a high-level labor one close aide of the President said Ford Henry A. Kissinger in the Kissinger and his aides have leader. He talked with George Meany on Ford’s one-time law partner, Philip A, mediately was denounced by RALEIGH BIKES would not unveil his choice for a few more Buchen. transfer of power from former talked with Israeli and Jorda­ the Palestinian Liberation liVicrcKU,,-’:;:. Tuesday. Fitzsimmons was the strongest days. President Richard M. Nixon. nian officials. ’This week talks supporter of President Richard M. Nixon While continuing to ponder the vice forces. VICTORIA CRUtSIS - 262 Perk St. - New Hewn, Conn. Direct no-loll dialing 2 MAIN ST. Discuss Economy As the Nixon administration bgan with Egyptian Foreign in organized labor while Meany was one of presidential nomination —called by his from Conn. i e<X>922-006a From N.Y.; Mats.. R.l. 1-80O2434IM, Phone 843-7111 Fitzsimmons was summoned by Ford aides "the most important decision” so gradually became buried under Minister Ismail Fahmy. Israel has said it is willing to SbndbK 12:00 noon to 6:00 P.M., SMurdsy 0 00 AM. to 4:00 P.M., mtkd&ft Nixon’s harshest critics. apparently to discuss the economy and the the avalanche of Watergate, ’The Egyptian talks will be make some concessions to Jor­ 9:00 AM. to 6:00 P.M. FARR'S On emerging from his home in Alexan­ far in his young administration-Ford President’s appeals for wage-price double-barreled, dealing not dan in any peace talks, placing dria, Va.—which he will continue using un­ scheduled an afternoon meeting with both the Arabs and Israelis restraint in the battle against inflation. only with Mideastern peace but such talks ahead of negotiations til moving into the White House next week budget officials. —Ford was asked this morning whether he Ford also had on his schedule a meeting As part of his announced intention of Highpoint * had reached a decision on his selection for with King Hussein of Jordan to review the reducing federal spending wherever feasi­ vice president. Middle East situation. Hussein was the ble, Ford vetoed two bills as inflationary New York City’s Chrysler first head of state to visit Washington and threatened to veto a third while Building would appear to be in No Decision since Ford became President a week ago Congress moved quickly to give him an bad shape from this viewpoint With a broad grin he said, “I haven’t today. inflation-monitoring task force he wants. —a reflection in the windows of The been thinking about it.” As he has every day since taking office, Both the House and Senate Banking Com' an adjacent building. Former Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of Ford also conferred with Secretary of mittees quickly approved Ford’s request New York has been prominently men­ State Henry A. Kissinger-with an ear at­ for the new "jawboning” agency tioned from the outset in speculatiion tuned to an apparent new reduction of Thursday, and both houses are tentatively about vice presidential possibilities since fighting on the island of Cyprus—as well as scheduled to consider the bill Monday. S A TU R D A Y it became apparent that Ford would be with White House Chief of Staff Alexander ’The President vetoed a bill ’Thursday to P U B L IC succeeding Nixon as President, and the M. Haig. spend $47 million on animal research Detroit Free Press said today A spokesman for the President programs, saying it was inflationary. His RECORDS Rockefeller now was by far the leading reiterated Thursday that Ford had asked first veto, for the same reason, was candidate. Haig to stay on in spite of some reported against'pay increases for U.S. marshals. B A N K The Free Press said Ford had been told misgivings on the part of some longtime Ford has also threatened to veto a $20 / billion mass transportation bill unless it is Warranty Dreda cut almost in half. Liberals have offered a The U & R Housing Corp. to $15 billion compromise, but Ford has not Jon A. and Elizabeth 0. Marx, indicated whether he will accept it. property on Highwood Dr., $73,- Can Make Also coming up for his approval or veto 500. Turkish are the major appropriations bills, on William R. and Marilyn K. which Congress is still working. Huniford to Roland E. and Lin­ Getting a Helping Hand from Grandpa Some Are Skeptical da J. Nadeau, property at 62 It Happen Many members of Congress are ..skep­ Garden Grove Rd., $52,000. tical about Ford’s proposed task force, but George R. Pelletier to Donald Stephen Romero, 3, son of Dr. and grandfather, George Schlick, while visiting the Romeros from his home in Mrs. Stephen Romero of 109 Dale Rd., fishing at Salter’s Pond. Schlick is • New Jersey. (Hdrald photo by Dunn) Split Up say it should be approved because Ford F. and Patricia A. Sauer, wants it and that even if it does no good, property at 28 Dudley St., $26,- gets an important assist from his By United Press International it would not do any harm either. 500. The vote in the House Banking Com­ Certificates of Condemnation The Turkish General Staff Command an­ autonomous Greek and Turkish Cyprus communities united in a federation. mittee was 27 to 7, but no one spoke in State of Connecticut against nounced today its armored columns with Greece had bitterly opposed this.