Cumberland Times (Newspaper) - March 21, 1971, Cumberland, Maryland The Weather today win o mow ty in lovr SEVEN SECTIONS GENERAL CITY AREA LATEST SPORTS COMICS FAMILY WEEKLY SHOPPING SUPPLEMENT Vol 79 Smc UPI AP Maryland Sunday March 21 1971 111 TIUM Ulster Prim C M 1 Mt Price 15 Cents R Congs Rout Another Base SAIGON AP Furious Mv nan von am by North for South Vietnamese mili troops and lanks drove South Vietnamese from another base Lt Col Traa Van An An said South west of Fire Base Delta lan fnr si I l r tary headquarters in Saigon said South Vietnamese forces tn Laos on Saturday and sent had abandoned Fire Base one battalion reback across the border Nearly 300 US bomb ers pounded the enemy trying to halt the advance The South Vietnamese rushed more artillery to the border to zero in on the advancing North Vietnamese now about 12 miles from the Vietnamese frontier at their point of farthest advance The major enemy drive was Highway 9 the main route into Laos South Vietnamese officers laid 1000 ranger and marine reinforcements had been sent into Laos to operate both north south of Highway 9 SST Fate Day Seen This Week which lies on Highway 9 about 12 miles inside Laos A sat on the heart o the Ho Chi Minn trail and was the headquarters of the South Viet Airborne Division and an Armored regiment Just before A was aban three battles were re ported around the fire base An claimed 293 North Vietnamese ose were 21 troops killed and 182 wounded This was the eighth base seized by the North Vietnamese since the South Vietnamese launched their drive into Laso Feb S to disrupt men and sup ply movements down the Ho Chi Hinh trial and to destroy munitions fuel and food dumps The South Vietnamese oper ation in Laos appeared nearing an end much earlier than ex as Saigon forces tried to escapee onrushing North tutu tu escapee troops were killed in this series Vietnamese Field reports of fights most of them by US air strikes He said an assortment of weapons was captured in machine guns flame throwers rocket launchers and enemy now outnumbers the South Vietnamese about 2 to 1 The demoralized battalion brought back from Vietnam by US helicopters had been en gaged in heavy fighting The miles west of the Vietnamese border and four miles south of highway is the westernmost position of the South Vietnamese US pilots said In the past week the South retreat ed 13 miles Associated Press correspond ent Holger Jensen reported from near the border that the beaten battalion was flown back by 40 to 50 US ters 15 or which were shot down or damaged It was be most crewmen were res cued He said some South Vietnam ese soldiers impatient for evacuation clung to the landing skids of the helicopters and one pilot reported several fell to their deaths counsel a vigorous ef at 2 WASHINGTON JAP SenLt William Galleys defense Pm Sunday Meanwhile he said he will sit down with the lawyers and try to gain agree ment that unofficial tape recordings may be played to we a s e in their effort Saturday to block another rereading of prose sized airliner project an testimony fom his My Associated Press survey Lai showed Saturday but gives ted senators hold the crucial balance of voting With two days of cloakroom and corridor lobbying the t I to the government second shot at him its a second trial thats what it cruel porting the project and three leaning H Uncommitted The survey based on public and a poll of Senate offices showed 1L sena tin to Vt 36 while we retry this case was the bitter complaint of chief defense attorney George Lalmer after the court martial jury asked that the en tire testimony of four key wit be process that could take many hours tors uncommitted Four of Some of it has not even been them voted against the SST in its last Senate test an equal number for it Ters did not vote last time The crucial comes at 4 pm Wednesday after two days of debate Both sides ex both sides expect the come lo be closer that recorded last Dec 3 when SST were rejected by the Senate 52 to 41 Sen Hiram L Fong R who had opposed the SST appropriation in that vote disclosed he will support it this time Close Count Sen Sutart Symington energetic Walter E Mo also on the opposition side who has a degree in the last lest is among the Yale and a gase of sup uncommitted senators port among the poor is favored Two senators are versal voted 215 to 204 Thurs 13 A day against continued SST in the House It was House that many In Con ence on an appropriation regress and throughout the cani by the Senate that led to lal city say is merely a step an SST stalemate in the waning to full congressional Calley Rereading Said Second Trial To FT BENNING Ga AP it the jury in lieu of the un rs has become this TV villages most con Tne jury meanwhile figure in his first few ued its deliberations fourth day within a LI lear ne will room presumably unaware of turn the Cape Kennedy area into the storm stirred up by their a camp of ultraconservatism v Ti 7 L hope e w eeva 27 is accused of the moral tone and stimulate of 102 tourism transcribed from the courtroom stenographic notes The judge Col Reid Kenne dy tried by means of a note to get the jury to settle for certain pivotal areas in the testimony they had cited But they sent ID cnea nut tney sent pert lobbying to him back a note which said approaches they wanted the entire tes would begin at 2 for a weeks on the scene locked resisting Vietnamese men n e and children during an radio pre American assault on My Lai acher acquired title to a multi March 16 1968 The maximum realty package sentence upon conviction is here death is uie mi Jhe jury began deliberations ton Motor Inn on Astronaut Wednesday and there has been Boulevard a conven no indication the members are tion center three modern office ear a verdict buildings and a resort complex Kennedy pointed out In a of more than 200 luxury apart courtroom tession without ments all on a total of some jury the four witnesses reaching from the i i retelling IDC quested by the jury all were Atlantic Ocean to the Banana it present along a trail where the River government charges Calley di j reeled the killing of a group of live in New Jersey and commute 30 Vietnamese civilians This ux Vietnamese civilians This to his project here has al Kennedy announced that the was the first specification of made several changes rereading of testimony governments case ashtrays and liquor have Young Favored For Seat to his project here has already All removed from the premises of the Hilton The Gaucho Dining Room has Jecome the Eagle Room in honor of the aggressive patriotism of the preacher an avowed homosexual a socialist a black militant and a white Republican running as if he has chance to pull it off senators port among the poor is favored Although nominee All the evidence points to a lo win Tuesday this citys first John A si viewed by ose count on the v n i y i ins my s close count on the Wednesday congressional seat in a century The many as the most centrist at the candidates and has re the endorsement of The pi cavil expected to be thus SO cian is a black and a Democrat tne endorsement c votes would represent a major i n a city 70 per cent Negro Washington TT were registered Democrats out The House in a surprise renumber Republicans six to one Breal Ol C tn i i t At stake is a nonvoting dele hours of the Congress The settlement then was extension of the project funds representative for this city of 756000 But despite front s until March 30 At issue now is running position the campaign the million needed to been lively and has drawn the SST subsidy through some national thanks June 30 not expected to be threat to the evangelistic Fauntroy who says he will carry God to Cap to Hill The Washington Post Is en dorsing no one Strongest of the independent candidates is Julius Hobson a militant civil rights leader who hopes to attract enough voles to keep Fauntroy from getting the 40 per cent required towin He 66 In says such a blow would shatter some national thanks image and Hobson to a sixman ballot lhat also then capture a runoff DEATH IN THE ANDES Rescue workers carry victims hody to higher ground after landslide sent a wall of water from the in the background over the mining camp Peruvian federal police said lo 600 of the camps inhabitants were killed AP Canaveral By DONALD JANSON 1C N Y PAPP ti Fla Some residents fear he will 11 IT 11 II Saturday from their tiny minan undetermined number nearby ed there might be others Last month the Funda Included is the Mclntire who will continue to Stairway to the Stars Freedom Wl Center Hotel Services 10 Center Hotel Services Daily 10 AM and g PM A series of Mclntire news con to announce plans for the complex have produced such bemused headlines locally as in big black type on page I Jerusalem to Rise The New o f Revelations 212 is to be depicted in alongside the Chrysler Corp once leased as a contractor before budget cutbacks curtailed moon launching come the Jerusalem Museum as Northern Ireland prime minister James rear is shown Saturday entering Stormont Castle in Belfast with LIMA Peru AP Survi killer avalanche li ot spent seven hours climbing out i j ren who were through a shaft that h and officials warn twu miners nao The new avalanche plunged gone to work were deep inside down the side of Mt the mine when the avalanche and into Lake sending rescue workers scurry ing to higher ground But the slide caused no new casualties and the workers returned Police said 298 persons were killed and 287 were counted for in the avalanche that wiped out the mining camp 62 miles north east of Lima Thursday They added that 215 survivors about SO of them injured had been ound The mining camp which pro lead and copper ore was on the side of 13200 oot Mt Thursdays triggered by an earthquake roared down the mountain into Lake na This sent a deadly vail of water and mud roaring hrough the camp only 90 feet Out But Not Without Snow ly Thi si s said the avalanche march for a tougher war policy karun tor a lougner war policy wuo The big sign that announced hls 8 were the Cape Kennedy Hilton for nsr the lake when three years now proclaims hey saw rocks beKin to slide in red white and blue the lle ilde ol the Stairway to the Stars Freedom seven other mine watchman they ran to higher ground and were spared Dewey Interred II PAWLING NY caused power failures body of Thomas E Dewey the Watauga County area 5 is 10 De 7 J me area in scale model former New York governor and About 25 forest fires which he Jerusalem of AD the unsuccessful Hepublispread quickly with the aid of that can candidate for president biav Chichester Clark Bows To Demands Of Rightists BELFAST Ml Ulster James of Northern Ireland resigned Saturday night despite a last British effort to talk him out of quilting bowed to fha demands of rightwing Prote stant members of his ruling Unionist party who had cla mored for his contending he was too soft on extremists and especially on measures to crush the outlawed Irish Army The IRA seeks ths forceful separation of Northern Ireland from Britain and its linkup with the Irish Republic to tha South Tried Reformi sought dur ing his 22 months in office to institute voting and housing reforms for Northern Irelands Catholic minority and to curb extremist Catholic violence that often exploded into street fighting with Protestant mili tants quit telephoned appeal Friday night from British Prims Minister Edward Heath to stay n and a flying visit Saturday by Heaths defense secretary The camps school was swept struck They found the mine Carrington and the chief iway along with a teacher and trance blocked by mud imperial general staff nit Sir V R a trap British defense minister Lord Carrington before tendering his resignation after talks on the Ulster terrorist situation and security measures AP Landslide Peril Haunts Peru spent seven hours climbing out lhat t0 Twenty two miners who had Sir Geoffrey Baker to rein diameter only 15 inches in Outside they found the water had piled 25 bodies near the mine entrance Winter Bows Egypt Airs JL T Liberation War Plans ly Thi Annotated reported in Maine New Hamp shire Vermont and Connecticut as and snow packed highways and made driving treacherous Heavy snow warnings were in effect for central and northern Maine while travelers ing of all the nations resources against Israel The semiofficial Middle East News Agency MENA quoted a official as saying the committee was organizing an economic policy to mass all resources including technical and military potential for the ngs were posted for portions of battle of liberation New York and Pennsylvania In Pittsburgh although the President Anwar Sadat has already given Egyptian military 30s and snow was falling a sign shop read spring Travelers downtown florist Goodby winter hello ind stockmans warnings were also posted for northern and eastern Montana where snow strong gusty winds and colder weather was expect Beech Mountain NC three inches of snow fell and high winds knocked down trees es ma launchings ule Degan planning two ed arson V if j V1 me will I completed the Cold weather the rule for wi he i ur to the will be placed in it The me ftS m E ill ii j soon devotees of the Mclntire Rev Dr Ralph C Lankier Twentieth Century Reformation rector of Christ Church the Midwest and i Century l vl on Hour radio broadcasts respond Hill which the Deweys sufficiently to appeals to donate attended said the mausoleum funds Next to it the was expected to be ready by Coast states from Louisiana to Florida Frost were in the low commanders along the Suez Canal absolute authority to deal with any Israeli attack the semiofficial Cairo newspaper Al said Tension along the canal Friday when MENA reported Egyptian craft guns drove off two Israeli planes in the first shooting incident along that front since a ceasefire began Aug 7 An Israeli military spokes man in Tel Aviv said Israeli guns fired into Lebanon Satur day in response to bazooka rounds that were fired at the Israeli settlement of vi jinn 10 reconsider nis of from Lebanese territory There decision to step down but with nn Cairo at discounted a the plea News of the resignation shocked the British government and officials in London ex pressed fears it blast tha lid off the long simmering crisis in Northern Ireland Takeover Seen British officials said it could well lead to an early takeover by a Protestant extremist government under former Home Affairs Minister William Craig and a new outbreak ot street warfare between Prote stants and Roman Catholics This in turn they said might well force the British govern nent to suspend the Northern Ireland provincial government at Stormont and to resort to direct rule from London At Newry 30 miles southeast of Belfast Catholic ors led by youthful member of Parliament Bernadette Devlin dared to in to rightwing demands for tougher measures against Cath militants If they do then they will know what trouble really is Miss Devlin told a rally Let them try it They can frighten us jail us and shoot us But by Christ they cant stop us Carrington and Gen Sir Geoffrey Baker chief of the imperial general staff flew to Belfast after Heath appealed on he telephone to Chichester Clark to forestall his resigns tion announcement Met With Cabinet The premier met with his cabinet Friday afternoon and evening in crisis session Cabinet members attempted to persuade him to reconsider his no success sources close to hichester Clark said But at Heaths phone call later in tha secret trip to evening turned the Rightwing members of ths Middle East situation They premiers ruling Unionist seen in Cairo on have clamored for his Ai A j he was too soft Al said anon extremist elements and enterprises plan to erect a ng copy of Solomons temple Besides daily church ser vices often with Mclntire in pulpit the Mclntire conven tion center will offer seminars con on foreign t n d domestic policy and religious meetings beginning with Americas Prophetic Conference o n March 20 Michael Meldeau vice dent of the First National Bank of Cape Canaveral told news conference recently that the Mclntire enterprises v o u 1 d mean at least annually to businessmen in the county from retail sales and rentals to thousands of visitors the unorthodox minister is expected to attract Im proud tins man is ir this community Metdeau said Since arrival Mayor Leo Nicholas of Cape an ol opinion polling tech moved in homes long on the niques and theories of informa Continued on Page 2 flow and cybernetics were ram anon extremist elements and freeze Egyptian missile launch sank demanding a hard lint Te Ship in Georgia 15 Social Science Is Studied By ROBERT 1C mi N Y Tim Ww CAMBRIDGE study of the great social science ad vances of this century has found that the best social research in the last four decades has tender to emerge from large teams of scholars working in major met intellectual centers Such centers the study gests provide a certain critical scholars i n Data Centers Urged the product of many of a retrospective at work in Cambridge New York Princeton and ma jor centers By contrast such earlier ad vances as Max mass in terms of intellectual power and resources ready access to mathematics com puters laboratories specialists in fields and complex urban cultures study of 62 major accomplish ments in behavioral and so cial sciences 1900 was undertaken lo in conditions most conductive many The study was sponsored by the Mental Health Research In at the University ol Michigan Collaborating with Deutsch a political scientist were Dr John R Platt of Michi Ran a and Dr Dieter Seng ha as a political The scientist now at Goethe Univer Frankfurt West Ger s co e conons most conductive nes from the studies of lone to discoveries in social science and to facilitate their applies The lesson of all this accord ing to the authors of the study is that if significant new ad vances are to be achieved in the tion to human problems We arc moving into an age findings which fill a booklet are scheduled for publication soon A sum mary was published recently in llu Oi s tfi in of reform in the United journal Science Dr Karl W findings of he yearlong future then research dollars Harvard one of the authors of inquiry arc should be concentrated in study These can be more Most of the advances in fundamental social inquiry rather than spread evenly throughout the country or me sonsi These are some of the chief sciences in the next 30 years me inese can ne Most ol the advances in or less One of science have occurred in great reform tasks is United Stales available to policymakers th ters of them cognitive of the social since 1330 To gether the US and BriUin Continued on Page 2
