Terre Haute Tribune-Star, The (Newspaper) - October 4, 1970, Terre Haute, Indiana Baltimore Sweep to Opening Playoff Victories Michigan 25 Indiana State 21 Dame 29 Michigan 0 West Virginia 16 I Purdue 26 I Rose Poly 17 I Ohio State I Akron 0 Indiana 10 Stanford 14 Principia 7 Duke 10 Ball State 0 in Sports Texas 20 UCLA 17 THE TERRE HAUTE t 1970 OF THE ASSOCIATED AND UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL FINAL U 136 and EGYPT VOWS STEADY CO Assured Nasser Aims To Continue By JOHN AP Special Correspondent WASHINGTON AP The United States has re assurances from the leaders of Egypts interim government that they will continue the policy of the late President Nasser in seeking negotiated settlement of the conflict with The assurances were given in talks which President Nixons special envoy to the Nasser Secretary of welfare Elliot Richardson had with the provisional Anwar and other Richardson returned here early The attitude expressed by the Egyptian who hold office pending j election of a successor to strengthens the be lief of Nixon administration authorities that the Middle East ceasefire can be pre served and extended and that serious peace negotia tions may yet be started be New Attacks Predicted on Phnom Penh PHNOM AP A Cambodian military said Saturday ene my forces apparently are mass ing for new attacks on the outer defense ring of Phnom As he Cambodian fight wore striking at an enemy concentration only 14 miles north of this on the east bank of the Mekong a third battal ion of government troops was sent to break a roadblock on Highway 4 between Phnom Penh and the nations only deep water port at Kompong Communist command troops had cut the vital io miles southwest of Phnom as part of their coordinated drive to control main land Cambodian officers said they hoped to open Route 4 this tween the Arab states and I Cambodia Reports from officials familiar Kosygin Urges UAR Support for Peace By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thousands of Egyptians tramped through the streets of Cairo Saturday shoul ing slogans denouncing but they continued to mourn the death of President Gamal Abdel Premier Alexei Kosygin left Cairo for Moscow after admonishing Egyptian leaders to stand by the peace plan for the Middle East and the 90 day the authoritative newspaper Al Acting President considered by many diplomats a likely member I I I 1 1 I n fH C V W WCI Wl W III I II I with Richardsons mission made it clear that Egyptian assur ances of continuing policies peace negotiation were President Nixon will face de on how the United States should approach the October discussions at the United Na tions in New York soon after his return Monday from his trip across Southern and British officials an Saturday from Nixons last stop on his that the two countries have agreed on the desirability of ex tending for 90 clays the SroH Elizabeth II of England and President Nixon Min the country home of Britains Prime Edward Heath AP Nixon Gets Irish Welcome Meets Negotiators Sunday of a new collective leader ship to replace said goodbye to Kosygin atJ Cairos j A joint m unique published Liter in Alos cow said the two countries in By about double its settlement of the Middle East NEW YORK AP Cheered Bended It added that the Soi Afler Rockefellers viet Union and Egypt again prisoners two state judges entered reaffirmed the need for the j demanding swifter lower tne Long Island City earliest elimination of the bail and more humane treat whore the riots consequences of Israeli ment in to hold onthe sion and establishment of a last By LEWIS GULICK Ireland AP President suntanned and relaxed on one of the busiest days of his flew into Ire land Saturday near the end of a trip his aides said was aimed at rather have a day off in than Nixon quipped that an Irish background was essential for any successful American politi cian and added I am aware of the contribution of the Irish to lor iu lays me fire agreement now scheduled mt hl East Nixon then walked toward to expire barrier holding back thc crowd Administration officials report received dozens of them shoved for privately that the prospects for V enthusiastic Irish to shake his Mo n rl ncm t ii n t i I ments the presidential party left in a motorcade for Crowds were six deep along the streets of A cluster of demonstrators tried to hoist the flag of Irish socialism and po lice thumped them with night ing peace in the Middle East for all peoples of that News Story Displayed The Cairo demonstrations fol lowed prominent display in Senate passage of a au unlimited arms sales to Cairos largest demonstration was a march by thousands along Ramses Street to the mosque where Nasser was bur The procession was with slogans calling for a hard line against Many of the marchers were school Brooklyn House of the fourth city jail hit by rebel lion since Prisoners held a total of 26 guards and other employes as hostages at the four AH were reported Police said several guards were hurt inside and a fireman was injured by a crowd that gathered outside the prison in downtown Several guards were taken to But exact numbers and the ex tent of injuries were not known One inmate was carried his head they t spot bail review Five hostages were being held there Adam Clayton Powell was denied admission to the Queens facility officials there wasnt space As the Harlem congressman left he told news men he agreed with the prison Those cats upstairs arc doing the right he Raising a clenched fist toward the red brick jails he dont give up one inch keep up this fight Herman Puerto Rico born congressional aspirant and Shirley Chisholm black At the mosque the tors formed a quiet line and hit me like 24 tj h filed past He not sav ho Long Police blocked all side streets y at the quest o leading to Ramses Street with A number of in 1J barriers closing i to traffic some for jail request of the prisoners f thought their continuing the ceasefire and eventually getting Egypt and Jordan into peace negotia tions under the auspices of the United Nations are brighter than they were immediately aft er the death of Egyptian dent Gamal Abdel The initial reaction here was that death raised seri dangers of turmoil and vio lence in the already unstable Arab The dangers of tur moil remain as Washing ton sees the Officials cited the in John com mander of all forces in the flew in to Phnom Penh for unannounced high level talks with Cambodian He is scheduled to meet Sun day with Lon and others of the high The Cambodians are expected to press for increased military help from the United McCain declined to talk to newsmen on his but a Embassy source said the Pacific commander brought no new On the military munist command troops hari Continued On Iage government units dug in at a dam at Kiri Rom i 59 miles southwest of Phnom Penh near Highway The mountain top has been occupied by North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces since last summer and some units have now moved down into the lowlands for at tacks on Route Southeast of Phnom en emy troops mined the main Me kong River ferry point on Route 1 linking the capital with Sai A spokesman was unable to say how much dam age was done to the ferry point at 32 miles south east of Phnom conic despite heavy security precautions and protests over using this but neutral nation as a site for talks with his own top advisers on Ireland was the third country in a single day on thc presiden tial From Spain in the morning he flew to Britain for lunch with Queen Elizabeth II and Prime Minister Edward Heath and officials from the two govern ments conferred on Middle East peace efforts and other interna tional sers death Egypt had asked The windows of a news same a row broke Israel Ekte A D I I J JI I a If TIO n the i ample of revolutionary new I 111 ft iff If Division Is Expanding By MARY ANNE PIERCE commercial handled by division ini dresses loudly making demands deal with back im One prisoner No new violence was reported ja prisons in Manhattan and where rioting occurred Thursday and i Nelson Rockefeller i called the prisoner an ex i ample of revolutionary new J problems requiring revolu changes in the The rash of disturbances has featured televised jailyard news conferences with prisoners clad in improvised Arabian head Tribune Staff Writer The Air Pollution Control Di vision is a rapidly expanding lions in Cairo Saturday by us mostly shout and his wlfc Pal part of the Vigo County Health ing to Irelands Shannon Egypt still faces two months Minister Jack since the division concerns open burnin businesses comply with Thc new city it was not a but a de burning according prohibiting open burning he treated as human to Moore The body of a boy in to 13 years nude except for black and possibly a knife wound and dragged by the heels from a car to a was found along a gravel of here Satur j U ill some much of the work load for Aci in all four jail Clonn f Attitudes difler in all to before the were smashed and lu changed The most diance was inspectors bris hurled from tho inst 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