Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 4-15-1974 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. 1351. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/1351 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]. 7 Fair to partly Person v to Person cloudy and tool Comrriunicators! : ' ' .. 'Y\ . ;Jihr»iiigh . ;T.u(BSdlay ;:is "DN'V Want Ads Missing jet ^r^grou^' report denied by controller Israel Syria bait I ina •" - .. AUCKLAND, .New .Zealand , By The Associated Press major general, takes over from successful attempt to capture Lebanon reported to the ,. XAP) — The flight controller at Israeli - .and Syrian: gunners Lt.yGen7; Mordechai Gur, who ah Israeli • observation post, at Council that "two Lebanese ci- .New Caledonia's international traded artillery and tank iire Was protpoted to chief of. staiff. the northern end of O jOOO-foot vilians were killed and others i' airport .: today - denied a report on the , Golan Heights war front Israeli fighter-bombers on Mt. Hermon, which . has ah un- wounded, 13 Lebanese cvilians that . a jet airliner had crashed today after a weekend of the Sunday attacked . Syrian forces restricted, view for 100 miles were ykidhaped -and 31 houses . into ; the sea - off the French hardest fighting since -. the Octo- on Mt. Hermon . and-the Golan: and more into Syria, y destroyed'' in the Israeli raid; ' ' ' ' , tanks and '' • islariddh :the.:to'uth .Pafiyc.:. ber war. AV A. Heights, while below them the : Later in the day, The council was expected; to Major' airlines seryicnig New ,:The . .Israeli military com- armies of the two countries bat- artillery dueled the length' of adopt a : resolution later in the 7 40-mile -.' - Caledonia said none , of . their mand said shelling resumed tled: fiercely, "with tpks and ar- the front across the Go- week . cohdenaning Israel, -, . and tillery; - .7:- .y7 - - -7 . -: 77' .7'77y- .; . 7y lan Heights and Israeli planes Israel was expected to ignore . .. planes was. missihgi A full alert this morning along the northern • was ordered but'^was called off sector of the. 30O-square-mile The - Israeli military ' . com- attacked, the Syrian;, positions it .-; . :,: , ' . Ay. y mand said all its planes; r& for ; four hours during the after- In Israel, President Ehpraim after all aircraft ; in the vicinity bulge captured by Israel during 7 •were ' the October fighting. 7 turned safely . Sunday, ;denying noon, y the Israeli . command Katzir gave , the Labor party 10 accounted for; , y ¦ -said.,-7-"7--/¦; ;. Pierre Dubosq, the flight con-: .The.:•' announcement made no . a Syrian claim that four were 1 days to find- a successor to Pre- downed Syria7 also claimed 50 Meanwhile, the U.N. SecuAty niier7 Golda Meir. 7 ':. troller at .Contouta Airport in mention of casualties. ^ - y Israeli ground : troops were Council was¦ to be called into The U.S. IsmbasCT -ia y fel . New Caledonia, said a sniall session this afternoon; to discuss : • airport 50 miles from Contputa The command also an- killed or wounded, ,but7 Israel Aviv reported to tSe State -De-; nounced . the Israeli' raid on six Lebanese : reported receiving;; a distress the : appointment of said only 17 were wounded. , ¦¦ Brig. Gen-. Rafael''Eytah villages Friday night. The raid partment that: Yitzhak Rahin, a . " ' signal from a small plane. , kept out of , who ' - SECURITY PRECAimON ...- Israeli pch ; police armed with machine guns led Israel's thrust into " Syria in Syria said 15 of its soldiers wag in .' retaliation ', for an: Arab 52-yearrold - hero of the 19©7 war He said the pilot reported en- lice mingle with Easter crowds in Jerusalem 7 .. sight. Iri background is .the Ch"urch o£ the October to y/ere killed : and7 H) were guerrilla attack from Lebanon and . a. former7 ambassador to ¦ ' , .command Israel's ' • gine failure was causing him- to Sunday as a security;precaution in the wake 7; Holy Sepulchre, , traditional site pf Christ^ ..- northern front with both 7 Syria wounded. last Thursday on an Israeli vil- the : United States, was . the ¦lose:altitude ard he might have of terrorist attacks in northern Israel,.Border burial. (AP Photofax) . 7-7 and JLebanon. .Israel said a Syrian com lage in which . 18 Israelis and odds-bn favorite for the' pre- to land in the. sea. y ' Eytan, who was pomoted to mandd unit made another un- the three guerrillas died. 77 miership. The- nationality, type of- plane and the pilot's name ; •were not ¦; Seeks Hughes connection . known, " A A ' ' • ' ..;. On progra m of equality - Agemce France.Presse,.. the 7 French nevisyagency, reported iii Paris that an airliner had .' made; a crash landing north of ' ¦ New Caledonia, and -,160 suryi- Wafergafe mmmiffm UlssirigM M vers had taken to liferafts. 7 - ¦:¦- 7 By BRUCE W.. MUNN 7 . from aislogan into an attitude economy of physical scarcity. The French news agencyy said ¦ ^ the plane was a Pan American •ONI-EED NATIONS , (UPI) - 'In this spirit let .us be.ythe ¦ • Creation of. a trade, mone^ .- - airliner, y .y Secretary of State Henry A. masters 7 of our common, fate so tary - and investment ' system But Pan American spokes- Kissinger , pledged the United that history: will record that sustaining industrial civilization- ¦ mrisearmms broad six- this was the year that mankind • " men:in Paris and New York de- By AL SWANSON this weekend that: Miss Woods' matching serial numbers of States today to a ahd stimulating its growth. at last turned its noblest and nied the . • report.: TJTA, the • WASHINGTOPI (UPI) - The financial records ; Were being $100 bills to trace Rebozo's point, program designed to to "A; global, economy requires . most hurnane: challenge.'' French . airline. that operates in Senate Watergate committee is examined to- determine if she handling of the money." erase inequalities;, between the .an ejepanding supply of;.energy ; the South Pacific,; and the. Aus- seaching bank records to check received any . of the controversi- 7 The magazine quoted one have and havernot-nations., 7 . at an equitable price,'' Kissing- '¦ Kissinger proposed : ¦¦ ¦ .: ' traliam airline Qantas said none the serial numbers on $100 bills al $100,000 -campaign V- contribu- source as saying:, "it takes just Kissinger offered the sweep- er '.sdd. -- . ' of their - plans : was missing ei- of President Nixon's secretary, tion given C. G. "Bebe" : Rebozo one bill issued A after August, ing : prograitt .to the special • Ah - expanding energy : sup- ¦ . said , '" ther. - Rose . Mary , Woods, and'7-his by. Hughes.; . '. 1970,: to .break the7whole; story General -Assembly on raw ply at equitable prices, He the IJiuted States ,: ' initial report said the ' '7.7 materials arid the developing called the Washington .energy The brothers F. Donald and Ed- .down."' • Stabilization of the. cycle of plane crash-landed near the Be- ward, iii hopes of unraveling Newsweek magazine reported .Newsweek said the probe was countries.: . -. ' conference . to resolve the oil 1 " surplus and ¦ shortage of raw crisis on. the basis of coopera- that Senate Watergate inyes- W- Hy IU Ii 7 lef Islands, a series of small the mystery of the $100,000 . launched after Nixon's former >jmJ i.il ||H ' ¦ w^WOTwww CTiiyiiiitiiiii»i « i W9BBIII | JJjJJW IIP— Bfl| told the materials. 7 islands just riorth- of the French Howard Hughes connection, , :tigators ..- "had begun sifting attorney, " Herbert W; 7' Kalm. ' "All too often," he tion . of "all' countries. THe said' . ^ ' .7NEW- CHIEF :;- .,, ./Maj; . ' delegates of 135 countries in a ' Territory 7 of New Caledonia; ; Committee sources disclosed through bank records and bach, told Watergate , investiga- . , - . • Establishing a . 7 balance the oil : producers themselves Gen. Mordechai ' Gur Sun- crowded : assennbly hall, ''inter- between food production . and have : recognized that energy tions that Rebozo , allegedly- had : contribu- day , was named ; Israeli national gatherings end with population growth. ; .demands of ; this ydecade cannot given some of the " ' Woods, both of chief of staff, replacing Lt.. speeches filed away and resolu- be . met unless supplies are Absolutely not guilty' tion'* to Miss. passed and forgotten. We • A global economy that will 7 Nixon's, brothers and others. Gen. David Eleazar who • tions . expanded. The world heeds musty not let . this happen to the not permit the poorer ^countries global conservation of energy If the 7c6ntribution7 . which resigned o"ver criticism of to be "overwhelmed.". to_ Nixon' problem of development... A and; a. "massive and coopera- never found its way s . Israel's lack of prepared- . •;- was used 7"Let us- transfofm the. con- • Harnessing of science and tive effort" to develop : new re-election committee, neSs for the October war. 7 cept of the world community technbjogy i^^^^ as a presidential slushy fund-ra to combat a global sources, of conventional fuels. -A |^|^nR^v: |^^j |^i^ violation of campaign spending By H.D. QUIGG replied, his voice firm and ment witnesses linking him to laws—it could be -added to a bill ; Have you filed return? 7 NEW YORK- (UPI) — -John assured;. 7 efforts by Vesco : to get a of impeachment against Nixon. : direct That ended the direct exami- goyernmentyinvestigation of the .Rebozo, Nixon's best friend, N„ Mitchell ended lis ' testimony .in ".:. federal: ' court nation: 7 .7 Vesco financial manipulations testified that he kept the $100 today with -a : firm statement TMitcheU previously lad testi- quashed. bills, in a safe deposit box . and that he was "absolutely not fied that he was never told hy "It's one man's word against returned thern -to Hughes NixQti jsnM guilty/ of selling his political U.S,'.