Progress-Bulletin (Newspaper) - September 22, 1970, Pomona, California MAiL Vol. 86 Number 235 TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 1970 Price Per sa Per Month 3 Sections 40 Pages TITO TO DOWN President i n HI ot i i He in beyond The the or dent broke viet Union in loi an- he uid change be It s to aid ihe nation's and ID Us He as of the Oui s Is S 3 f I Hawaii sever m the or Kilauea a preh stone iiin ard poured The Java the s iJae Vm which been in en state of eruption ream MX The ancient was and Volcanoes Park was in a remote forest far from towns or The savas tirst contact with the ocean but by ev s began to crash a huge steam rose tne one ot acr has had act ror but reaches the Ky Heads for Maybe for U.S. Rally SAiGON Pies cent ana Mrs Cao left for Pans he would fulfill 2 Ort 3 at a D.C. War 3u: some U.S. it to tne United end a regular nam flight to Ambassador C. Bunker a surprise tre ceremony at Tan Nhut Bunker as a precaution had against goirs to the United ara the South Vietnamese vice president s influence U.S. electrons Malaria Increases Ga. of 1SC6 cases of maiana in the United States ano Puerto Rico was reponed in an increase of 1.198 cases over the previous tne Center ior Control The center in report that the due to a greater number of eases imported from The Weather If s Fair Weather Sanity and warmer northeast winds at times over tre eastern of the through Clear weather Expected 94; iow 64; Wednesday's 95. The high Monday was 81: Smog Forecast Maximum in w per in Pomona Valley There will be light to moderate eye Visibility will be one to three miles due to mical aerosol IN TODAY'S P-B Sec. Page Bridge A 9 Classified B JMi Comics A 10 Crossword Puzzle A 9 Jeane Dixon B 4 Doctor Comments A 9 Editorial B 2 Entertainment A 8 Financial A 5 Obituary A 4 Sports B 5-7 Television A 9 Women A parts ON to author ate er ton leases c: or arson on ara h r re of an ace or 1 000 FBI to do tre was r. h House leaders after had met for hoars with Gen. X ana J. Edgar er 01 -e al Bureau of OP As 10 the tc federal ar- soi and terrorist acts affect a or That c uces all that FBI add agents to wun or tre sort 10 r. Tra FBI about House GCP Leader Gerald ot as the for a crat c directly in- 247 arson cases and 462 personal injury incidents 'n the oast c He sa c v ere in addition to 300 of of or con- enactment of the think it -a effect He said of campus terrorism increased in tempo and a n a thus on's Ford ard Senate Hugh Scott of vania reporters under terms or the federal would move onto puses n bombing and arson cases even if they were re- quested to stay ay by college Tne would be added to a 3 at organized ScTt ia d envisions cost over the course of a lull House Judiciary Committee n L-T e 03 oner House o- cave io a of s a ure to and a to extend death to terrorist The House also to take up later this week Nixon's comprehensive drug abuse despite objections from a few members to a precision ing penalties cases for Tre rah was expected to approve the crime and bombing clearing the last roadblock EC House Liberals on the ot would have pre- ferred see the organized crme die the ad- of a battle to delete as too harsh or Some to which they objected were but one be -i tKe as sed represents a victory tor the The Senate passed the crime in ber and Nixon has complained repeatedly about House Differences between the Senate and the eventual House version were expected to be resolved In for the measure to become law Col. 3) Hussein Asks U.S. For Military By JOHN WASHINGTON The White House acknowledged day that the United States has received a request from King Hussein of Jordan for ic assistance in his crisis and did not that mere have been a bid for military help Press secretary Ronald L. Ziegfer was asked whether on had received a personal message from He ied that the United States with the er members of the Big Great France and had received a regarding what tance they could supply dipl- He said he was not going be- yond this statement when a re- porter asked whether Nixon got a separate message from the i 3. got a question whether there had been any other request for mi- am to discuss other diplomatic exchanges that may have taken Ziegler Ziegler was briefing the President was meeting with Secretary of State William depaty De- fense Secretary David CK Director Richard tbe assistant secretary of state for the Middle advisers Henry A. and Alexander The Ziegler was to get an updated repon on the Middle Eastern situation and discuss the Ziegler described the situation in the Middle East as still com- still fluid and still with the fighting con- and many BABY HAS A RECORD has He is the person a trans- Dr. John ot Minnesota of a ef of at the ital. transplanted the Israeli Tanks Prowl Border YORK The U S. Coast Guard and Canadian asr force joined in a search for three be- eved down in rousn Atlantic some 500 n. .es southeast St The two men and a were last heard from at 7 C5 D.m. Monday when hundred feet and off. Will try contact after No further messages were re- leaving doubt fate or the crew which was .ng the f rst transatlantic es in a Coast Guard cutters were ordered to the The cutter Dallas arrived area at a.m. EDT and be- gan a Expected later the Duane ana the Ing- In S. Canadian Rescue reported that a troi was being dis- patched from The huge orange free Used off from a Long Island cow ture Sunday Aboard were Rod a New York commodities his 2S. a tele- vision and Malcolm 32. of an aeronautical In the stages of the flight the maintained an of from to CCO feet and all appeared The used both in an inner and hot supplied by a propane gas tor us Trouble began after the reported Monday that they had abandoned the heating making them dent on the helium to stay At tne last repon ihe had nm into a severe cold from and rainstorm that combined to cause it to lose Stock Prices eL Bx United Press L a r e scale tank movements were todav tbe border w n e r e military dis- patches reported the Jordanian army retreating toward Amman the face of a tank reported Jordan's air force in With the possibility or c a n intervention Egypt warned the United States against stepping in. this would threaten world peace Egyptian Information Minster Mohammed KeiKai said intervention would eer A Synan Foreign Ministry spokesman m Damascus said will and resist any Almost ly the of the against and said all American interests in me Arab Middle East would be destroyed if tcn did intervene Pope Paul that Israel inter- in Jorcar a message today to Israeli dent Salman Shazar birn to lake no that would peace in the Middle East. Ee also askea Israel to maintain tne and re- sume neace talks with Egypt and Amman itself with failure of a called by King ana Heikal said the death toll trere over 10.000. sources admitted and said were tens of U.S forces were alerted to move into try to saxe the 400 Americans anc the possibility of inter- vention seemed Col. 1) in Lively on TV Debate NEW YORK bitter face to Spiro T. the president's speeches had cone much to an aura of violence and said Agnew was a of Flushing and spirited but the vice president in re- ply struck at disgusting permissive attitudes of the people in command of The exchange Oared at the end of a taping of a television show in which Agnew debated wirh fxe cers on the David scheduled zo be in most larger cities of ns broadcast student the charge was Richard president ef the dents of the who for a in science the field of urban The preceding sections of she while otten on both was with Student unrest and Agnew's recent ad- dresses yot a going of the Kent State campus ied the heated frve said evidence seems to indicate the National Guard the Kent that four don't excuse what they said of the but he added it was amazing Col. 1) Former PC Student on Trial in East Berlin A former Pomona College Mark Huessy of vt 2i, has gone on tnai in East An informed quoted by Associated said the trial began Monday in closed Details of the charges against Wll NEW YORK Stock market prices were off sharply but holding steady in active trading At noon the Dow Jones age of 30 industrial stocks was off 5.55 points at 746.37. Declines led advances on the New York Stock Exchange by more than 2 to 1. cept that chey included alleged directed against the East German Whether espionage charges said to have been originally sought against Huessy have been dropped was The source said the trial would last at least through the Huessy has been heid by the East Germans since last He is being defended by an East Berlin Wolfgang a familiar name in East-West cases dating back to the exchange of U2 pi- lot Francis Gary Powers for viet master spy Cot Rudolf Huessy entered lege as a junior in 1967. He left last fall for Germany on the m e s t e He was an international relations major and had been active with the campus student radio College officials have had no official word of Huessy since he left a year but had heard re was in some kind cf trouble in Dec. 5, 1948. His father is Dr. R. a psychiatrist in Vt. On 4, the East Germans sentenced two Jack Strickland of Santa Barbara and Lyte Jenkins of to 4-year and son were arrested 20, 1969, in connection with attempts to help East Gentians to A fourth American known to be in East German Frank 24, former Uni- versity of Michigan medical has been held since July for allegedly distributing
