. •. . ••• . ». v;. - • . ■1V-- y •*?•:■ - -••• i..;i.v i«j •• ■. Vj. . -,v a' •„THE WINNAHDave Wilkins, a civil engineer with the U.S. Geological Survey here, crosses the finish line to win the Active 20-30 Club bicycle race held yesterday. Wilkins sped around the 14-mile course in 44 minutes. Additional photok Page 3. (Sunfotn}the vumaand ARIZONAOAlLy SUNSENTINELSUN — 4th Issue, 68th Year 25 Cents 66 Pages Yuma, Arizona, Sun., Nov. 19, 1972 SENTINEL — 21 Ifh Issue, 100th YearKISSINGER INSTRUCTEDMid-December PeacePact Sought by U.S.WASHINGTON (AP) -Henky A. Kissinger, after conferring again with President Nixon, heads for Paris today amid administration hopes that a Vietnam peace agree-mnnt will he reached by around mid-December.This was described by U.S. sources as a reasonable expectation — provided Hanoi’s Le Due Tho shows the same negotiating interest the North Vietnamese envoy demonstrated in the secret October parleys winch produced the proposedlions to the U.S. delegation to the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks-SALT.Round 1 of the U.S.-Snvict talks on curbing the superpower nuclear race opens in Geneva Tuesday. U.S. negotiator Gerard C. Smith flew there Friday.tk*mne-nornt ty-*ntv» nlanZiegler said Nixon talked also with Kissinger about the Vietnam negotiations, which are entering a dimncfir stage with this week’s sessions in Paris.** %K--VvitJ