Florence Morning News (Newspaper) - September 26, 1972, Florence, South Carolina GOOD It's September OUR 49TH 270 The Only Daily Paper Published in Eastern South Carolina S. C. DAILY 10S SUNDAY 15' HOPE FOR SPITZ Mark the Olympic swimming and Bob Hope enjoy the situation as Warren a Los Angeles County presents Spitz with another award to add lo his seven gold Spitz will appear on Hope's Oct. 5 TV Nixon Calls for Reforms In World Money System WASHINGTON With a surprise announcement that the United Slates is ready lay reform proposals on the President Nixon called nn Monday for an im- mediate on negotiations to reshape the world's monetary system and for action across the front of international economic Nixon told the governors of Ihe 124-nation International Fund and Ihe World Hunk at opening of annual Nixon blunted foreign criticism that the United Slates has dragged its feel on reforms by announcing that of the Treasury George will present number of to this four-day meeting on They represent best thinking of my economic ad- Nixon to you for careful A spokesman for the U.S. delegation said nol offer a complete or comprehensive plan but would offer ideas for that would go mere of In his unusual appearance before the governing boards of the global financial Nixon emphasized two basics of US the monetary talks be accompanied by negotiations to eliminate Inide barriers and that this try he accorded Ihe power to adjust the value of the as other countries change the exchange of shall press for a more and open world of Agnew Swap Accusations Nixon meet competition rather than rim away from it. be a stimulating trading partner and a straight forward Then in a sentence clearly addressed lo Ihe Common which has been creating common barriers lo imports while forging a of trade preferences with other countries of and we shall look to our friends for evidence of similar rejection of isolationism in economic and political But President also had a sentence lo placate Die and others who have accused U.S. corporations of closing production lines al home and setting up plants The U.S. companies argue they set up foreign subsidiaries because they penetrate foreign markets wilh want to sec new jobs created all over said I will not condone of jobs out ol the United Stales caused by an unfairness built into Hie world's I railing Nixon gave no clue lo what method will propose lor giving the United Slates a means of adjusting the dollar's Since all non-Communist currencies are valued in terms of the dollar as a standard it is not possible for the United Stales lo move as other do lo correct a payments imbalance by a currency McGovern's Poll I Record Worst Yet I By Tlir Press The rival presidential camps traded tions lhal George McGovern is too naive effectively with Ihe and lhal President on's administration is bidding of the forces of greed and Vice President Spiro T. campaigning in San An- again raised Ihe foreign-policy He quoted McGovern as saying be expects the Soviet Union to regard him as a friend ami try In keep his is so naive that it is ing short of icy decisions of Soviet Un- ion are not arrived at by con- whether they will mote or impair a chummy with our With Ihc ed Western States Water anel Power Consumers Conference as his forum in McGovern said if Ihe names of contributors of million to Ihc Nixon campaign were would be such a shocking revelation of the working between the big oil McGovarn trails worse than i any candidate in history of but Gallup says it isn't over Sylvia Porter trans- lales arcane terminology of Ihe international money i Page 9B. i Death toll reaches 22 in crash of jet into California ice cream Page 5A. I WEATHER cloudy wilh a chance of 80s, mid 60s. Details on Page 3A. Deaths IDAS Editorials SB'S U.S. Asks Parley Against Terrorism Rogers Appeals To U.N. The United Stales has called mi Ihc United Nations in convene a global by early next year lo a clamping down on inter- national While Secretary of Stale liam P. Rogers was submitting a treaty In 1X> nation General Assembly on Nixon underlined American urgency by establishing a special Committee In Combat in named lingoes lo head the Cabinet 11 will coordinate can tint efforts and Rogers Hie assem bly that criminal violence against innocent persons is tearing very fabric of in- U.S. W. Jr. urged U.N. Legal Com- lo begin work on a ty U.S. Diplomats said Ihe main effect ol would he In bring of offenders to Ihe country where crime was com- sliff prosecution by which holds They could also he lo Ihe country crime was The conference plan was pan of an Rogers asked the world body lo adopt as tion these acts of to Ihe half-hour in his annual policy speech at General Assembly opening de- was foreign Sir Alec said subject has to he dcall he deferred further pending of Ihe U.S. Andrei A. of the viet Union said he wonld have to study Ihe U.S. offering Israel's Abba Kban likewise declined diate The terrorism question Die highlight of general debate so far is contentious because various African and Asian governments feel it is aimed against liberation and causes they international terrorism is politically and there is disagreement over how to define deeds which their per portray as different from ordinary The bit al the those who kidnap or cause bodily in civilians in crimes committed foreigners in a country is not their ical YOUNG REFUGEE Mohamed munches a sandwich his fourth birthday and his first day away from his He was on a plane filled with refugees from Ihe African nation that landed in Vietnam Atrocity Stories Heighten Bloodbath Fears As refugees tell it. 10 in Ngai were locked in a building and blown up with they considered lor in In oDier and children have their menfolk shot in of a (I o e n following in Diah and turn Their lack of enthusiasm for Hanoi brand ol These and other ries trickling of areas have reinforced American apprehensions ol a bloodbath if Communists take over South U.S. officials are particularly con- cerned about what they rail time you pursue the bard revolutionary line you're going have a said one American who in- have lo knock off old order lo make way the In this respect the Viet Cong arc- as nasty as enters inlo it when you gel a guerrilla who's lived in Ihe jungle for five years and Siruis himself Senate Hits Thieu TIIK Senate adopted a con- whal il called repressive acts ol regime of Van Thieu ill The amendment to billion uas adopted by voice vole with only four Democratic senators and no Republicans on Ihe II would require Ihe denl lo all available including withholding ol assistance by this to implement the policy ol of ing a town where everyone owns radios and There'll be a lot more verdicts in people's Vietnamese are supposed lo be belter dis- more well but they're becoming downright spiteful They come south expecting to he greeted as and find everyone ning They gel mad and up some Sheer The official noted in Tet Ihe Communist command h I a m e d American combat for an expected popular This year the North Vietnamese couldn't use this excuse and they A North Vietnamese prisoner who participated in the April ambushes said he had been told by his officers thai ing south was my Since ihen it has become a standard Vietnamese lic lo encircle a population ter Freed U.S. POWs Scientists to Chart BCG Cancer Fight Due Here Thursday By BRIAN SULLIVAN AP Science Writer NEW YORK Scientists from 10 nations will meet next month to discuss one of the possible ways of treating cancer the use of a substance called to body's natural defense BCG research is part of the burgeoning science oi Ihc study of the way the body fights off foreign It is one of the main avenues of cancer along wilh such approaches as the search for viruses as causes and Ihe possibility of developing a The scientists involved fn all this research agree that any answers arc a long way off and caution against raising hopes The BCG lo be held Del. 5-6 al the National Cancer Institute in will be the first devoted solely to lhat About 80 scientists will Attention was focused on RCG on Saturday with a report from Atomic Com- Oak Ridge National of successful use in eradicating in laboratory The most dramatic report so far came last May from Dr. Edmund Klein of Roswell Park Memorial in who said he had successfully treated wilh five advanced cases of breast cancer in The five he were all in varying degrees of remission or slate of But cautioned against raising false data presented he he viewed as exploratory and are of and oi avenues justifying further llian as therapeutic Klein and other scientists will report on clinical trials wilh RCG at Ihe Among the will be Dr. Georges of France and Dr. Ian T. Magrath of HCG Bacillus is a strain of tuberculosis bacteria used for many years in Most ple have developed an immunity so Ihe idea is lhat in administering Hie BCG Ihe body's memory of Ms reaction to TB bacteria is natural mechanisms arc- brought forth in and attack foreign cancer just as the body naturally tends lo reject an im- planted The BCG apparently initiates a complex reaction lhal results in killer known as attacking Ihe YORK A spokesman for an antiwar group lhal was instrumental in getting three American prisoners ol war released by Vietnam said Monday the party would arrive in York Thursday night via Moscow and Vincent who said he was executive director of Ihe Committee of Liaison With Families of Servicemen De- in North said he had been informed by members of the group in Hanoi lhal the would fly ol Thursday presumably on the Soviet bound lor I in the he a news conference will be held at Ihc airport in Ihc Danish the party will board Airlines Flight due York's Kennedy International Airport al 7 p.m.
