Advocate (Newspaper) - October 12, 1970, Victoria, Texas 158 THE VICTORIA ADVOCATE Demands of Ransom Refused by Quebec Texas 77901 Monday October 12 1970 MONTREAL AP Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa re- fused Sunday night the ransom demands of terrorist kidnapers who hold a British diplomat and a provincial government ter under threat of death He pleaded for negotiations dependence from Canada Theyl The minister will be said they would kill him at 6 p.m Saturday if Iho ment did not give in to their de- mands government down the terms the deadline passed and men III broadcast his machine guns snatched minutes before the 9 p.m CDT deadline set by the Laporle also 43 from his front yard in suburban St 20 laler abductors for the execution of Pierre Quebec abduclors-also minister if their terms were of which has met There was no word on the fate of either or Iho Briton been blamed for 250 bombings six deaths and a number of in the last eight cd Sunday night at 10 p.m un- less have replied favorably by then to the seven demands issued following the kidnaping of Mr J lice quoted the first as saying Any partial acceptance will be considered as a A number of and credit cards the three communiques The first personal note which 20 Airports lighten Security Bom lo Coast By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The nation's major beefed up security ments Sunday the first day of a week in which the Weatherman has said it would begin a fall offensive In Chicago an anonymous Weatherman author said the un- group was attacking atl institutions of American in justice and would seek to free all political prisoners such as Black Panther leader Bobb Russians By Laird on Arms James Richard Cross Cross three well in good health and was kidnaped last Monday repeating the terms and have had a good night 1 insist on Saturday to kill the labo The premier said his at 10 p.m leader Bobby handwriting experts said was and the Rev Daniel written by Laporle was ai dressed lo wife and a priest in connection wilh the de I of draft records i Const To The Federal Aviation admin Bourassa met wilh his cabinet and leaders of all political in the Quebec legislature his statement He i you and he children take said bomb threats had things in a way that will not put made against airports your health in danger I think to you three U lhc wanted to save the two men's lives but could not agree to terms until here were means or insuring their safety He said common sense fd the kidnapers should no had the support of all into communication with representatives me abductors French Tann 1 i 10 One of two purportedly call off investigations into the attached wo kidnapings or I wii were Weekend leaves for security of the nation doors and some open were to ssi demanded other and attached WILDES the release of 23 political and in gold Cross trade commissioner was seized from his home in Montreal Quebec Liberation Front members wli to the kidnapers communiques said he would not come out this At New York's Kennedy Inter Airport an extra foice ins alive The guards was stationed at kes police investigation i locations including the control a death warrant were not halted K appealed loi n i A Bourass l lome in Montreal by Bourassa lo call off police the De Los airport officials Front The other to hk i in life m canceled days off for all seek Quebec's Sheal h he death 1 am depending on personnel and augmented the and regular force by about 20 per Hearings Hit by Candidate Spokesman for security irts among in i tnc municipal airport Moo lat Kansas Cily Mo and TALK Secretary of State liam P Rogers left and Secretary of Defense vin R Laird discuss the Indochina war and other matters on a television program Sunday in ington AP Wirephoto Military Spending Hike Mentioned By RONALD KOVEN tc mo LOI Angelei Timei News Service WASHINGTON Secretary Defense Melvin Laird warned he Soviet Union Sunday that he United Stales would seriously consider a dous increase in military ex- unless the Strategic Arms Limitations Talks SALT and other east-west negotiations are successful Appearing on the ABC sion interview program Issues and with Secretary if State William P Rogers aird said we are going to lave to face up to some hard tough decisions here which nuclear missile submarines pending out- come of Die SALT talks but that he cannot delay a decision on whether to go ahead for more than another 12 months The United States is doing research and development on a new seaborne missile system known as ULMS which would nol require firing they might be susceptible lo new detection systems Laird said production of the new subs required a five to seven-year lead time and that the United States would not have the new type of missile are concerned if he talks do not show results Waves But Laird who is considered ja hardliner on with Laird said Washington hardliner on relations with lolding up a decision Union seemed whether to go ahead with Spokesman for jp airports hem Mitchel Field in of a new generation of By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Lloyd BenLsen Democratic candidate for the U.S Senate A for the Victoria area at 10 p.m Sunday wilh no severe reported in Hie appreciation dinner Oct 16 in Houston Schirra commanded the al Victoria County area the Weather said Sunday that many congressional hearings have thc world's abused thc issue of national in December curily to keep out press aml lcd American public nn iim More than a of Crash in Palacios Claims Lives of Two Persons Pittsburgh airport said elaborate security had been taken But they would not go into detail congressional arc ently conducted behind closed crew on the flight feber IBM Bush's state headquarters told the Texas r i aiso Association of Broadcasters a saying hei board of in 1 of i and lo say that no M n of B licenses or Moral permits i i tenses or rl Swi if absolutely distorts my attitude classified in is not approach my actual record i M K I would urge the vasl he eliminated research loam to be more is simply no lt js kind said Tlie alert had at p.m Sunday anil Intruded all or portions of Victoria Jackson and Calhoun ties as well us other In the northeast Showers and thunder much of Sunday anil rain probability for Victoria was estimated at 70 per cent for Bather A cool Iront pushed Into lire city 3 p.m Sunday with no sharp decrease in A low in thai it had alerted and a number of agencies lo possible on federal on at a local lies Oh Saturday or Sunday were Cecil A Neither the FAA nor the of Palacios and would comment on what Moreno 21 of El Campo ic airports were threatened A third occupant of radicals A Flores 16 also One city police official in was seriously injured cage We're on all lo a Houston for additional Security The accident occurred more lhan doubled at p.m including airports in Willie Ray Mines of Houston In in ami i i dunng N Solis and Mrs j Flores both of Mrs Alvin ul oay tne paternal grandparents Mr Home for night at Triska Weather Hits Areas Over State nes o arm and cold air of the vas nol over Texas on a collision THE p Warm and cold air flowing The turbulent weather and un a tun nn i i i i r nis wife Mrs iu in V 3 I low was expected for pretty well General Hospital here burst windows in Port a third coun careful to wave a carrot as well as a stick Asked about thc Soviet Union's alleged construction ot a base for nuclear submarines at in Cuba Laird restricted himself to saying that there Is no evidence that the Soviets have used the facility for its sub- marines yet The defense secretary was if Soviet construction of lending facilities for atomic submarines is comparable with the Cuban missile crisis of 1062 He refrained from echoing a While House recent lough warning lhal Washington views the development with he utmost seriousness and will eventually take action that seems indicated Size of Threat Laird said the is different now from 1962 be- cause the situation then land-based the Soviets lines and uprooted trees Texas City police said what to be a tornado struck the city's port area ping open the top of an oil age tank and toppling a large crane used to load ships arly an inch of rain washed s s n ot sloppy research their ens to th touching down prompted a oe er m engs to the press and saying 1 voted Tbo car in which the watch along a surrounding areas There The Austin office of OOP Utah AP A Cuba He said off U.S shores would pose a threat whether or not used thc Cienfuegos base but lhat the size of the would be in- creased if they could be ed in Western Hemisphere instead of having to spend a large part of the lime traveling ij an ui rain Houston and an from in Southeast Houston llc defense secretary also corded 2.5 inches of rain seemed to be saying ihal U.S conduct was contingent on Soviet behavior when be was questioned about the strength thunderstorm watches also were A George Bush charge has been opponent meanwhile announced made a Texas roan in near Price that former Waller M Schirra Jr will attend a Bush lum ay in with Chuckle an ultramodern on television medicine man born July WilS II i in- of the tiliS in El Ind auto death near Price last Officers said il appeared iof Democratic Party led most of is liKEl o fit Smith TI i UI in i i V ls to service stalion he and several hundred celebration from 4 to was a member of St Anthonys leci ifl n m nt mo c J week of another Texan Thc charge is against Billy Mickelson 31 El Campo Tex who is being held by New ico authorities in an auto i rt 1 Main St Church had said the two man of headquarter is Funnel clouds were spotted near Bridge City China view and Pasadena Another was near Orange and several funnel clouds were as men were supposed lo he JUDGMENT DAT dent near Bernalillo a hunting trip in Colorado and There will Sheriff Albert said the H wasn't know how Smith for of his hunting partner to be in Utah i workers The H Smith 62 El But after sheriff and now igf along the middle Texas Funeral were Gulf Coast Sunday Heavy downpours in the Beau- i i i at LeJ chapel Episcopal Convention Opens Under Tension HOUSTON Tex AP The Episcopal Church torn with con- over a multi-million dollar program to empower poor Sunday opened a tion described as possibly thc most significant in its history In a sense this Is judgment said the Rev John E Hie church's presiding bishop in citing thc keen ten- sions of thc limes now sing lhat 3.4 million member denomination Thunder rolled overhead as Its triennial General tion got started In the Sam Houston Coliseum Bishop Hincs conflict over the church's course including its efforts o underwrite self-help projects among poverty-stricken blacks fd others has caused wide hurl and bafflement among many key members in a keynote address for more lhan persons gathered hero he said Iho church risk ils own life in bearing snd sharing the dens of those who are being ex- humiliated I Tho massed assembly gave a prolonged ovation as tin response to demands lhal have been raised for his ouster A black man the Rev Dr Denzil A Carly 07 of St Paul Minn also pleaded for delegates tc rise above anxiety mal- ice and divisions to continue helping the weak and to give a full voice at the current meeting on right on right on In thc name of God the Father Son and Holy he urged An impressive berobed of clergy and lay people marked the vasl ship service in coliseum Acolytes bearing crosses candles and American and church nags interspersed long colorful line Be joyful In the Lord all the assembly sung A nige brown cross hung over n while covered altar it by four lull golden candles H stood atop a central stage in The prayers songs and Set CONVENTION over curbs and flooded un- Forecasters recorded 0.75 inches of rain at the son County airport Flash flood warnings went up Mediterranean I Asked if Washington intended thundershowers lo maintain the reinforcements j int stretched over central and o the Mediterranean ern regions and a second thc Jordanian civil war Sec Page INDEX SB SA Health cornt IOA Sports TV Loa Editorial Years Ago IB Women's Laird stressed that the ships bad been sent there on a basis He refused lo he drawn out nn whether this would become permanent The United Slates increased its aircraft carriers from wo jo three plus more destroyers with the Mediterranean fleet Laird showed that he also has Sec ARMS Thieves Get In Robbery of Sophia Loren fool in a bag along a curb in West New York police said SOPHIA AND n film Sophia Loren places a com- forting hand on neck of her Inez Sunday as the two women face newsmen after going police mug shots following the loss of approximately in jewels to thieves AP In to the half million NEW YORK AP another gold bracelet film slar Sophia Loren said Sunday of jewels she valued al more lhan 000 K hours later vra LorEn lold of The close a in the secretary's scalp at University Hospital lice said Miss Loren and hcr son Carlo Ponti Jr were she said of unstated lhal she had borrowed from a Fifth Avenue by cr secretary pulled hcr hair Miss Loren's husband Carlo Ponti returned to Milan because of I with hcr infant son afler slugging hcr secretary More than six hours later Brian and Gary Sullivan 13 and 15 found a paper sack on River Road in West Now York a New Jersey community just across the Hudson River from tan the boys father Thomas Sullivan said Inside hoys found Miss Loren's passport n gold let a ruby stona a check an airplane licket in hcr name a key chain and lira the elder Sullivan Police from York re- wilh the hoys to he scene of their discovery and ire House hotel on Iral Park South at Three stitches were used to The Weather Mostly cloudy wilh occasional showers and thundershowers her Monday and Monday little cooler Monday and Tuesday Northerly winds 10 to 20 and gusty shing Monday 70 per cent Monday 20 per cent Monday Ex- Monday Low In low 60s high In I and which stars Miss Loren Thc robbery recalled up last Aug 9 of actress Zsa Zsa who said she lost more than worth of jew- elry to two well-dressed gunmen who got Into an elevator at the Waldorf Towers with her and cf housekeeper In Loren robbery police said five men one wearing a cap en- tered thc lobby and demanded the keys to Miss ment and the hotel safe-deposit box When the manager refused handcuffed him three THIEVES
