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FILE NAME Brakes BRK DATE 1968 DOC BRK027 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Newspaper Articles / Dem ) crate Leader Ryan com get of Detroit William A. and a former union negoRyan Ryan tintor has thus far failed said When Waldron and Ryan Ryan got faced other in_tax_ne in_tax_ne in_tax_ne House Democrats a pledge from Democrats to bring all unconditionally from territory seized in the day Midcast war woulbde likely to be en- darsed in the Assembly it is believed . The Soviet Union does not mo. ER TRS IMUES itors and representatives of industry set + action goals with definite target dates THEY EVEN took a broad- side at the man who gave them the assignment and to whom XS to gotiations earlier in the ses proposals back to the Demo- Demoston Demoston whole process caucus for have the votes to get such en- dorsement dorsement from the nation- They reported their findings John W. Gardner secretary of idual down dissectioSn ecuritySecurity Council which has h ne emo emo other for_the_failure for_the_failure " The attempt to circumvent agreement to vote with the Re ' * publicans is made been handling the crists mee Gardner was eniticized for relying too heavily on decisions ~ "* . MOSCOW'S DEEPER abjor- of lower policy levels in de- School State Fund Fund " perted because of higher en before it is possible to find cash rollments Another 6.5 million what the school and require state boost is for remedial reading ments will be for a fiscal year in programs and more than 1 It does not seem unreason- million regular . eld cial education alle for the superintendent to require all reports by Oct. 15 c aid Allen said Ira Polley state superintendent of public in which are necessary in deter mine current year state aid tives in the move are ser--_AL these propaganda termining icans goals . to safeguard AmAe mer- r Ame- r- .. To get propaganda satisfac- He alone has the final re Tion for the Arabs casing their_humiliation their_humiliatgioinvingISRAELIAWARhisD military defeat their_humiliation them reason for new gratitude Celebrating News Photo 70th 70th birthday at an Israel Emergency dinner at Cobo Hall Philip sponsibility the report said and recommended a special -assistant for Gardner to de velop and research programs in Russia for diplomatic sup port @ To generate pressure on isruel for an unconditional troop Israel Slomovitz right editor and publisher of the De- to combat the health hazards Troit Jewish News also is honored with the Israel Al- times report criticized government Achievement Award presented by Arieh Eshel programs lack coordination withdrawal thus holstering Arab hargaining gostations over power in the terms ne of A selfiement terms - @ In distract Arah attention from Soviet failure to inter- ' Israeli foreign affairs aide Recovery Aid and occasionally even worked #game each other | They are a collection of + policy fragments sometimes conflicting it said BUT THE HEAVIEST eriti > the 13.5 illion The t be ading in S. struction did not unexpected drain report the until last week that . Noting that schools file their transportation requests in September their enrollment reports in October and special education requests in March Allen said it is late April he said There appears to be more emphasis on early knowledge of prior year ex- penses and revenues than on current year " requirements Allen told lawmakers that better and from school quicker reporting districts is needed and asked them to require it lwty ihlel Israel Denies Taking le of net Russian Prisoners the priaetter I be n ex From Reuters and AP Dispatches TEL larasi today demod that any Russians worn taken prisoner hy Israeli forces in Desert Pass and the Suez Canal Brig Yeshnyahu Gavish told news nien The huse contained nine apparently missiles One been fired Gavish had said They vene in Israel's march the Mideast war when armies were on the The Kremlin's diplomats in- formants said have been sounding out other UN defe get gates on a plan to Mideast crisis on the the General Assembly agenda immedi- ately The Assembly Assembly is in my ses ion on African problems but is due to adjourn unless given some new work to do The Soviet move would rep resent a calculated risk since there is no veto power in the Assembly referred Once the issue was to that organ the Kremlin could no longer be sure of controlling what hap pened IT MIGHT be possible for By WILLIAM CONNELLAN hair News Stall Witter The deputy director of Is rael's foreign ministry has called on the American Jewish comunity to perform x sec and miracle by providing the money to help Israel recover from the war in the Middle East performed Israel alone performed the miracle of winning the war We acted alone and this our finest hour Arieh Eshel told 1,500 people at an Ismael Emer gency dinner last night at Cobn . HAIL HAIL But the second miracle - said are stubborn and now is when we must be stub born Following a plea for contri- butions to the Israel hand drive Philip Slomovitz edi for and publisher of the Detroit Jewish News was presented with the Israel Achievement Award by Eshel The award is presented for dis linguished service to the Jew ish people and to israck Slomovitz who just returned from larael celebrated his 70th birthday at the dinner The Israel hond drive has now raised 35 million in De troit while the Israel Emer tism was leveled against ma^- wha must understand the limitations of nature At the thirds point of the 20th century man has dis covered that cannot act towards his surroundings with the abandon of a caveman the report said For generations it was as sumed nature had the ability to absorb an increasing number and variety of environmen- tal insults And for a while it did Now nature has rebelled Although Americans make more things than other people they also account for more than half the world's trash This year's rubbish alone would fill 35 strings of boxcars stretching from coast to coast the report and in warning that something else Syrin Commenting on reports that Russians were captured on the Syrian front an army spikes mand mand There were no were No siles rach said of the Soviet SA type by ground mis were discovered by is forces in Sinai Gavish Russians captured Reports had hren circulat the ing about sians in participation of Ruk war on the side of the Arab armies One report said orders in Russian over Egyption ns well as Syrinn radio networks were heard by officers The Israeli army spokes man saxt We have no evi Activities in State Capitol - happened LANS hapend AIPNGIn brief here is what sester- day the State Capitol THE GOVERNOR Announced acceptance of Frederick in dendce ence support these rumor gkin He sakl however that St rov ious viel experts have been acting as instructors and advisers to . to while two Syman forces They were proh ably based in Dumuscus he The Soviet Union did supply weapons Re here vilar Exypt the and Syria with most of and armor used them in the campaign Treat quantities of such ma in forial now he in ruing my the in desert battlefields force ters hers faraeli of war with on the last day Frypt captured son piced Malthael Malthael Michel munity Calhoun Abend Action Agency BOARD OF STATE CANVASSURS andpetitioncsattlecority ralores onishtning and we Sibe which minus siler onisht obsaellrving daylight lainere will ' SENATE a ed In adieurnment MOUSE Low AngLieoAwngieLohunswie Incrental variawn . Author Author variawnvariawn cir la the West to turn the tables and Bet from the Assembly au- thorization for a new UN peace army or other action Moscow has opposed But the danger of this from the Sevict point of view is considered minimal since there is wide support for the Arab cause among African and Asian delegations It is rare and technically unconstitutional for the As sembly to debate and act on an sue which is concurrently before the Council Russia would need nine Council votes difficult to get to remove the subject from that organ's agenda Marcover the Soviet Union always has been a principal advocate of exclusive jurisdic tion for the Security Council in questions of war and peace But neither legal niceties nor consistency would stand in Russia's way if she thought diplomatic capital could be Rained from the inova ab- that of recovering from the war and building for the fu ture- must be a joint enters prise We need provide provide We alone cannot provide it We need your help Eshel praised the Israel army for its impressive slow ing against the Arabs in the past werk It was the most brilliant campaign in the history of war fare he honsted Two and a half million Israelis best 110.000.000 Arabs and we are proud of them He had kind words for the Israeli defense minister Maj Gen. Moshe Dayan but said the real heroes were the sons and daughters of Israel fought and died for our vival who sur Let me make li crystal clear he declared We did nis want this war We wanted said peace It was Nasser who we must fight Making an Indirect rel erence in Israel xiatements Rency Fund has raised 43 million since the crisis began three weeks ago . Coal Wastes Kill Fish Kill Fish GATE CITY -A of mammoth blot pollutants enveloped the Clinch River yesterday choking off every form of marine life in the Southwest Virginia stream Seven gallons of soal ash residue poured into the river Saturday when a power plant dam failed at St. Paul flowed past this Wine County city toward the Tennessee line where it would grow from a state to a federal prob Romne on the milky stream were the bodies of newis water snakes turtles and frogs killed almost in stantly flah by the thou Hands floating belly . Senft County game warden must be found for waste than . just dumping ONE TANK FORCE ide suggested fly ash collected from smokestacks could be used in making cinder blocks We haven't even begun in scratch the surface in the pa tential of making use of our wastes he added . Otherwise himself huried man will find under monu- mental piles of trash The report also told how man's scientific know oc- casionally works against him is " For example there is con cern among scientists that mod ern auto brake linings may mote lung cancer aver longlong periods of time The linings the report said are a lifesaving technological achievement But at the same time they increase the public's exposure to asbestos particles as the linings wear Further 54 million Ameri- cans drink water that does not meet U.S. Public Health Ser ards drinking water stand ards : Re..mint 1,000 hes wern Re..mint a grown mluvile baar complete with mbojest on the Suni Penmaula the army said The site is between Mitin Work for oi 3 Kursiny Kursiny Couplections mimni mimni che Result valore Couplections to maycounty byla Couplections mem Partu xprvers say THE WEST which always is championed the Assembly night find it embarrassing in resint " But the West would he likely in in dedeaall it major headache with the Mideast in the retinaging Aksembly that it intended to keep much of the land won in the week long war Exhel said that now in the Unie to be firmy We are a tough pouple he Joe Gillespie said the residue had killed everything in the an milles of river between St. Paul and Gate City and showed no signs of weakening Task Force Sets BUT THE NO 1 problem is pallation the most visible developed By 1970 Linton expects hardware to be to eliminate 19 percent of polJuting from the Auto exhaust He said the Conductronic Conductronic h ofa Anm n a denveldeovelpopeed d gates on a plan to Mideast crisis on the Assembly agenda ately get the General immedi- immedi- The Assembly is in session on African problems but is due to adjoum unless given some new work to do The Soviet move would rep resent a calculated risk since there is no veto power in the Assembly Once the issue was referred to that organ the Kremlin could no longer be sure of controlling what hap pened IT MIGHbTe possible for the West to turn the tables and get from the Assembly au- thorization for a new UN peace army or other action Moscow has opposed But the danger of this from the Sevict point of view in considered minimal since there is wide support for the Arsh Cruse among African and Asian delegations It is rare and technically unconstitutional for the As sembly to debate and act on an issue which is concurrently before the Council Russia would need nine Council votes difficult to get to remove the subject from that organ's agenda Marcover the Soviet Union always has been a principal advocate of exclusive jurisdic tion for the Security Council in questions of war and peace But neither legal niceties nor consistency would stand in Russia's way If she thought diplomatic capital could be gained from the move ob servers say THE WEST which always has championed the Assembly night find it embarrassing to resist + But the West would he likely in in dfeailnd it a major headache with the Mideast in the radingging Akkembly Seer syys ewe Ser. OM The deputy director of Is rnel's foreign ministry has called on the American Jewish community to perform sec and miracle by providing the money to help Israel recover from the war in the Middle East performed Israel alone performed the miracle of winning the war We acted alone and this our finext hour Arich Eshel told 1,500 people at an Ismael Emer gency dinner last night at Cobo HAIL . But the second miracle - that of recovering from the war and building for the fu tur-e must be a joint enter- prise We need money and Israrl alone cannot provide it We need your help Eshel praised the Israeli army for its impressive slow ing against the Araba in the past work It was the most brilliant campaign in the history of war fare he honsted Two and a half million Israelis beat 110.000.000 Arahs and we are proud of them He had kind words for the Israeli defense minister Maj Gen. Moshe Dayan but said the real heroes were the gons and daughters of Israel fought and died for our vival who sur Let me make it crystal clear he declared We did not want this war We wanted peace It was Nasser who said we must fight Making an Indirect rel crence in Israel xtatements that it intended to keep much of the land won in the week long war Exhel anid that now is then then to be firm We are a tough pouple he Tye ge " born WTSI AE TRS UE Flue Following a ples for contri- butions to the Israel bond drive Philip Slomovitz edi for and publisher of the De troit Jewish News was presented with the Israel Achievement Award by Eshel The award is presented for dis linguished service to the Jew ish people and to Isract Slomovitz who just returned from larael celebrated his 70th birthday at the dinner The Israel hand drive has now raised 2.5 million in De- troit while the Israel Emer Rency Fund has raised 45 million since the crists began three weeks ago : Coal Wastes Kill Fish mammoth blot of pollutants enveloped the Clinch River yesterday choking off every form of marine life in the Southwest Virginia stream Seven gallons of sol ash residue poured into the river when a power Saturday dam failed at St. Paul plant flowed past this Wine County city toward the Tennessee line where it would grow from a state to a federal prob lem . - Borne on the milky stream were the bodies of newts water anakes turtles and frogs killed almost in- stantly fish by the thou- Nands floating belly . Scott County game warden Joe Gillesple said the residue had killed everything in the in milles of river between St. Paul and Gale City and showed no signs of weakening Task Force Sets nika_mania TQWATOS MIS surroundings with the abandon of a caveman the report said For generations it was as sumed nature had the ability to absorb an increasing number and variety of environmen- tal insults And for a while it did Now nature has rebelled Although Americans make more things than other people they also account for more than half the world's trash This year's rubbish alone would fill 38 strings of boxcar stretching from const to coast the report said in warning that something else must be found for waste than just dumping ONE TANK FORCE wide suggested fly ash collected from smokestacks could be used in making cinder blocks We haven't even begun in scratch the surface in the po tential of making use of our wastes he added . Otherwise himself buried man will find under monu- mental piles of trash The report also told how man's scientific know oc casionally works against him . For example there is can tem among scientists that mod- long en auto brake linings may mote lung cancer over long periods of time The linings the report said are a lifesaving technological achievement But al the same time they increase the public's exposure to asbestos particles as the linings wear Further 54 million Ameri- cans drink water that does not meet U.S. Public Health Ser vicg drinking water stand ards ards BUT THE NO 1 problem is pollution The most visible developed By 1970 Linton hardware in be developed' to eliminate 99 percent of pollution from the Auto exhaust He did the Conduction .. of Ann Arbor had developed nika_mani tia , tsk. 1998 30 7743 DETROIT Towday June 13.1967 ScreenScan ScreenScan Nation's NationN'astion's Health Perils | Growing U.S. Warns DY JAMES L. KERWIN so Dell News Maff Willer WASHINGTON Ameri thefederal government pushing sidem Caps who pride themselves on spond short doing things up big little com during given Inday fort can found in # report by special special task force that checked the nation's health stoppiness destructive hazards nation The survey included man look at Detroit thaj man has created a gigantic mess of his living space In fact what the research ere uncovered was bad that the task free treommended ram the next live years to help help curb and clean man's - WATER AND AIR are being contaminated beyond description lethal new products and chemicals are being marketed without proper safeguards and excessive noise may be man in the breaking In was the report which the Dr. partment theih and Welfare HEW empha sized that Americans are wag ing lethal warlare themselves with success Health and well beington and those of future genera- tions are at stake cau tioned the task force headed by a former Michigeo news man and congirasional Hon M. 1inion Few overlo ked health hazards were in the report com piled in eight months of check- ing by a team which traversad the investigating and listening to experts The team in addition to Lin- beington a native D^'irpiterwho covered the Lansing scene for a wire service and was an aide to the late U.S. Senator Pat rick V. McNamara included ~ Russian UN Ploy Sighted Public Affairs Dr. John Joseph Hanlon director of public health for Detrost and Wayne County sought THEY CHECKED supplies of drinking water sought to find out how noise odors and congestion affected jammed together in people big cities be and what steps could to from protect uranium taken miners from overexposure to radiation - By WILLIAM R. FRYE In Detroit industry was - AP diaphr Metal to The Deira News ESHKOL VISITS ARAB SOLDIER a mili- tary policeman second from right standing guard Israeli Premier Levi Eshkol center and Health Min- Legion soldier at a hospital in Jerusalam The Jordanlan soldier was a casualty in the Israelis army's capture of the Arab section of Jerusalem NEW YORK - Diplomatic sources said today the Soviet Unina in campaigning privately : ister israel Barzelai right visit wounded Arab for Mideast crisis action by the nation United Nations Gen. asked what could be done to cut down on the choking fumex spewing from factory slacks and automobile tailpipes With the data collected the leam then drew up a master blueprint to control the en _ Tax RebelsRebels Hold Line eral Assembly where Arab majorities would enable Mos row to run roughshod Israel Israel and the West over " Condemnation of Israel for vironmental hazards as well as preventing new hazards from being created These problems are immed ate They demand immediate action insisted inton direc aggression and demand demand tor of special projects for that Israels troops withdraw unconditionally from territory GOP Woos seized in the day Midcast = Democrats a Ryan be a By MORGAN O'LEARY Frankly don't thin cokm crate Leader Wilham A. Ryan foriner union war would likely to be en- = austerity budget can get of Detroit Detroit DeRo- forked in the Assembly it is LANSING The House Re through either and tiator has thus far failed believed said When Waldron and Ryad Ryad Ryan got a pledge from leadrship Union does publican leadership has aben- In The Soviet not }H ef~ forts Waldron said the attempts attempts to Rotations earlier in the ses proposals back to the Demo- have the votes to get such en- over win six -- win over the neededDamo ston whole process brok crae tic caucus discussion dorsement from the nation publicans publicans over to support thethe car will anindividual before be each blaming the and dissection Security : than fadure agreement to vole with the Re Council which has and is -party's_tax_reform program turning other for to House Demo Soutons with House - The attempt to circunvent publicans | made heen handling the crisis Demo- 2 crate for the six voles neces MOSCOW'S DEEPER objec The School carry the plan six Republicans stood pat Robert Wi Speater Robert E. Waldron lives in Iliesc the move are scEA 'To get propaganda satisfac tion Iar the Arabs casing Urban America inc The member task force which included rducators and representatives of industry set + Action goals with definite Larget dates broad- THEY EVEN took a side at the man gave them the assignment and to whom They reported their John W Gardner findings HEW of lower termining health icans heavily on decisions policy levels in de goals to safeguard 200 million Amer He alone has the final r Grosse Pointe convince them * hour COP dinner Republican to during a three- last Little . are - Reps Donald E. Holbrook Jr of Clare Robert C States of Manitou Beach Frederic J. of BuchaAgan llen Don R. of Buchagan Lionel Stacey Edson ofHarbHaorbr or and of EdsoRon ol Jr. of Bangor tD o rain Fundspoormt e givng Delta News Land Surv LANSING Another cash - problem has arisen for state be for a government makers in perted because of higher en rollments Another 6.5 million boost is for remedial reading program and more than st before it is possible to find what the school aut require ments will fiscal your alle does not seem unreason- humiliation inin military defeat and giving them reason for new gratitude to Russia for diplomatic sup ~ @ To generate rael for an pressure on is unconditional troop withdrawal thua holstering Arab hargaining power in ne million regular the Legisla. ture were told cial education unexpected today An drain for aid Allen said Ira Polley state superintendent of public in to public schools will drop the struction did not report the general fund surplus to 13 unexpected drain und last million about 16.5 million week that + alle for the superintendent to require all reports by Oct. 15 which are necessary to deter mine current year state aid he said There appears to be more emphasis on early knowledge of prior year ex- talions over a selilement the terms of terms terms @ la distract Arab attention from Soviet failure to * intervene in the Mideaal war when 1 larac armica were on the march News Phoe sponsibility the report said his ISRAELI AWARDCelebrating 70th birthday al an Israel Emergency dinner at Cobo Hall Philip Slomovitz right editor and publisher of the De- and recommended a special -assistant for Gardner to de velop and research programs to combat the health hazards --Al troit Jewish News also is honored with the --Al --Al Israel James - report Achievement * Achievement Award presented by Arieh Eshel criticized programi government lack coordination foreign Israeli affairs aide and occasionally even worked gn other Recovery Aid They are a collection of 7 policy fragments sometimes conflicting it said BUT THE HEAVIEST entr tisin was leveled against man who must understand the The Little Six lant a bad below original estimates The ough name for them Wat- surplus only last June 30 was aaid Let's call them a whopping 167 million Sinking Six instead . JT HAD BEEN HOPED This means there can't be delay until next fall in finding new revenues said Glenn S. Noting that schools file their transportation requests in September their enrollment reports in October and special education requests in March Allen said it is late April penses and revenues th"aonn current year requirements Allen told lawmakers that quicker better and from school reporting districts is needed and asked them to require it The Kremlin's diplomats in formants said have been sounding out other UN dele get gates on a plan to Mideast Mideast crisis on the The General Assembly genda immedi By WILLIAM CONNELLAN Dettels News Stall Wetter The deputy director of a rael's foreign ministry has said We now is when we born stubborn and must be stub Following m plea for contri- limitations of nature " At the thirds point of the 20th century man has dis that covered ne cannot act towards his surroundings with the abandon of a caveman the report said that Stites Root and Holbrook might change their minds after consultations with local leaders in their districts durIng the weekend However only Root indi- Allen slate budget director The remaining surplus will last about one month into the new fiscal year starting July . Then we'll be in a state of ndeegfaitciivte balances . -w a net Israel Denies Taking Russian Prisoners - ately ' The Assembly is in session on African problems but is due to adjourn unless given some new work to do The Soviet move would rep resent @ calculated risk since called on the American Jewish community to perforin a sec and miracle by providing the money to help Israel recover from the war in the Middle East performed butions to the larael hand drive Philip Slomovilx edi for and publisher of the De troit Jewish News was presented with the Israel Achievement Award by Eshel The award is presented for dis For generations it was as sumed nature had the ability to absorb an increasing number and variety of environmen tal insults And for a while it did Now nature has rebelled Although Americans make know Senate Allen's appropria Gavishapparently Brig Hall . 2MReeUar.fgSf.eirCrhmPuelrdacnbhsyes on Activities in your Coal Wastes ~ Waldron the Arab State Capitol Kill Fish ' nlwoiomTkuiHecllEadylilnyvesrtemgernetssgiove or foorlmuetdion on pravi ably based peBOaAlReD inihnapehfnedeaAnptpipeProfeuAnncttnioehCnapeAndedNIVnASCIEaRAImgency inthe history broiflliant flowed long budget general byThe Soviet adjourOF nmeal linings 5 , gald Further ing proposed enacted a for ga ChutAklamnaChutkan Chutkan alecbtelnes game hardware developed Ferencu showed a cated he might be wavering " . we need more money but I think the people should have the right to vole on any program before it goes into effect he said " don't know what I'll do Holbrook said his weekend trip home had only reinforced his opposition For the first time since I've . been & representative prue walked up to me on the street this weekend and told me what food job they he said Waldron said he think I'm laid had laid out the cold alternatives in the caucus ti voles in an attempt in They are rither the politically likely one of a more eco- regressive lax package by likely one terity terity the one the Senate unof a complete aus- " he said would be FIRST alternative would "~ be the type of package that result from negotiations to get Democratic voles Wal- dron said It would he economically regressive regressive because it would out he said The other alternative the austerity hudgri would entail 1 percent cut in stair spend by Gov. Rein ney an that expenditures can he kept within revenues if no * new taxes are Sent la chairmen of the House and fion committees Allen's feller said and to schools will be about 7 million more than ex From Bester and AP Dispers TEL Israel today denied that any Russians were taken forces in * Syrin prisoner hy Israeli Desert Commenting on reports that Russians were captured the Syrian front an army spokes.ach man and There were na Pass and the Suez Canal Yeshayahu Gavish told news nien The huse contained nine missiles One aparently had been fired said They were of the Soviet SA type No ground mis siles were discovered by is spokes.ach forces in Sinai Gavish said Rane captured Reports had been circulat BRISTOL Tenn AP -lie hyperan assembly of the Perm hyperan assembly of United States reaffirmed yesterday its determination in merge with the Reformed Church in America The vote was 403-16 403-16 a readence readence olution to alfirm once again our confidence in the dencedence of fifind nd and the serious and enthusiastic purpose to proceed a rapidly as possible toward Union of our two churches The synod of the Re- formed Church meeting here Saturday approved a similar statement . The Presbyterian Church in the United centered in 1 Southern and Southwestern state hail 15 nimbers and 4,902 churches The Reinet formed Church has 232,000 members and 327 churches most of them in 26 Northern ing about of Arab participation of Rus armies armies the side of the Arab armies the report and orders in Russian aver Egyptian as- well as Syrian radio networks ware heard by officers laraeli army spokes man sand We have no ext readrence eadence in support these rumor He sahl however that Seron viel experts have been acting as instructors and advisers to Syrian forces They were pmb in Duinuscus he The Union did supply Egypt and Syria with most of the weapons and armor used firm in the campaign Treat quantities of such ma torial now fir in ruins my the desert bauldfields Israeli un the last day of war with trypt captured Reinet a ground wir mitasita bate complete with modest on the Sun Peninsula The army kull - LANSING brief here in what yester day in the Sinte Capitol THE AQVARNOR aceptance prahamic prahamic Apena Community perfunt Agency Action Agency vated peale selle an peale selle infention selle selle cerity as te In Brown HOUSE Alma sorrsoryry Resulari ble for ble Alsies The Alte we between Mitla rigniale meners there is no velo power in the Assembly Once the issue was referred to that organ the Kremlin Lould no longer be sure of controlling what hap pened IT MIGHT be possible for the West to turn the tables and get from the Axxembly au- thorization for a new UN peace army or other action Moscow has opposed But the danger of this from the Soviet point of view is considered minimal since there is wide support for the Arah chuse among African and Asian delegations It o4 rare and teclinically unconstitutional for the Ax sembly to debate and act on an maue which is concurrently before the Council Russia would need nine Council votes difficult to gel to remove the subject from that organ's agenda Murcover the Soviet Union always has been a principal advocate of exclusive juridis tlun for the Security Council in questions of war and peace But neither legal niceties nor consistency would stand in Russia's way if she thought diplomatic capital could be gained from the anavu nb- nervers Kay THE WEST which always hun championed the Assembly night find it embarrassing in realat Thit the West would be likely in find it major headache Israel alone performed the miracle of winning the war We acted alone and this our finest hour Arich Eshel told 1,500 people at an isasel Emergeney dinner last night at Cabn . r But the second intracle the that war ture of recovering from the and building for the fu must be a joint enter prize We need money and tarari alone cannot provide it We need helpi helpi Eshet praised the Israeli army for his impressive slow ing against the Araba in the past werk It was campaign the history war fare The boasted Two and = half million sraelis beat 110.000.000 Araba and we are proud of them He had kind words for the laraeli defense minister Mal Gen. Moshe Dayan but all The real heroes were the soda and daughters of larael who fought and died for our nurvival me make it crystal clear he declared We did nhs want this war We wanted peace It was Naxter who we must fight Making an indirect ref erence in Israel sintenzent that it intended to keep my of the land won in the week long war Exhel said that now is the time to be firm We are a tough people he linguished service to the Jew Ish people and to Israch Slomovitz who just returned from larael celebrated his 70th birthday at the dinner The Israel hand drive has now raised 35 million in De trol while the Israel Enter gency Fund has raised 43 million since the crisis began three weeks ago . - GATE CITY AP mammoth blot of pollutants enveloped the Clinch River yesterday choking off every form of marine life in the Southwest Virginia stream Seven million gallons of coal ash residue poured fato the river Saturday when St power dam failed at St Paul flowed past this Wise County city toward the Tennessee line where it would grow from a state to a federal prob fem Horne on the milky alream were the bodica of newis water anakes turtles and frogs killed almost in- atantly flah by the thou anda floating belly warden Sent County warden dos tilllesple said the residue had killed everything in the a milles of river between St Paul and Gale City and no signs of weakening more things than other people they also account for more than half the world's trash This year's rubbish alone would fill 36 strings of boxcars stretching from const to coast the report and In warning that something else must hit found for waste than just dumping . ONE TASK FORCE aide suggested fly ash collected from smokestacks could be used in making cinder blocks We haven't even begun to scratch the surface in the pa tential of making use of our wastes he added Otherwise himself buried man will lind under monu- mental piles of trash The report also told how man's acientific know oc casionally works against him - For example there is con cem among scientists that mod ern auto brake linings may pro mote lung cancer over periods of time The the report seid are a lifesaving technological Achievomant But at the same time they increase the public's exposure to asbestos particles as the linings wear 54 million Ameri- cans drink water that does not meet US Public Health Ser vice drinking water stand- ards . BUT THE NO 1 problem is pollution the most visible 1910 Lintos hardware to . debve elopeddeveloped to eliminate 3 percent of pol Jution front the Auto exhaust in deaf with the Mhleast in the I did the Conductron Ferencu Work for Partu Task Force Sets of Ann Arbor had developed rempaging Akanmbly ScreenScan tr : i t .f 34 Los Angeles Times Mar. Thu1 r9s 6. 8 7 Unruh Charges * Charges Unruh oa Charges Reagan Intended as Pleasing Later , JERRY GILLAM- - - -- apparently overesti- SACRAMENTO Reagan Administration mated a state school aid deficit so later on it can discover some of the money and please the voters Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh charged CONTENDS Wednesday Unruh contended the year deficit may run 38 million less than YORTY MODEL the 152 million estimated by Ad- inistration officials CITY PLAN urged . Unruh at a news conference the governor to stop hip shooting with the facts on school finances IS OVERRATED OVERRATED : Mayor Sam Yorty Wednesday The people should be told the called the federal government's truth not until we are sure of Mod^'lCities program greatly over- the facts Post Reports Difference Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post told the Senate Finance Committee rated but said he feels Los Angeles chances of a successful application . this year are very good " am very concerned about holding out bright promises that are Tuesday the 70 million deficit not kept the mayor told his weekly . 1s A DEVOURING FLAMES fought for 30 min- = utes to control this raging blaze of undetermined Fit origin that broke out Wednesday night in unoccu- pled factory building at N. Main St. and College St. Times photo by Cal Montney predicted by the Administration for this year and 82 million next year really will be 55 million and 58 million respectively Unruh cited Post as his authority at his weekly Capitol press confer news conference The city's first application for Model Cities planning money was not accepted last year but another proposal is being put together It is due April 15 the deadline set by the U.S. Department of Housing and Asbestos Particles Massive Attack on U.S. ence : State Finance Director Caspar W. Weinberger said in an interview Urban Development Yorty repeated his earlier charges that the city's first application was " that the Administration estimate of sabotaged when organized labor- Draft Process Opens in Court Cancer of Ovaries Arguments Cancer Cancer of SF en SF in Bay Area Representing Young Men Who Induction _ BY GEORGE GETZE 2 Times Scheme Writer BY DARYL E. LEMBKE Timas Staff Writer . a 152 million shortage came from Education Department experts He noted that everyone is waiting for the department's next estimate due in June or July But he had no reason to suppose that will be very different from the present figure The potential 152 million deficit was disclosed last month by the without saying anything to ua opposed the 1967 proposal in Wash- ington ~ In reference to the Model Cities program being greatly overrated Please Turn to Page 34 Col. 1 SAN Motorists may be helping to cause cancer of the ovaries every time their car brakes they slam on - . . The reason delegatetso an Amer- SAN FRANCISCO massive legal challenge of the nation's military draft process opened here Wednesday in federal court The broad attack on the draft's constitutionality including charges before local draft boards or draft . appeals boards He claimed this placed draft registrants at a distinct disadvan- tage because they are young cowed Wilkinson former Urector of finance Gordon P. Smith Smith called it a glaring Unruh . Politics in blooper attributable to low esti- mates of the use that school districts would make of enriched programs Playing Contract Ican Cancer Society seminar learned 105 here Wednesday is that braking Quiz Yorty Implies releases asbestos particles in brake Uning into the air and asbestos ab may of racial andage discrimination was brought by 105 Bay Area lawyers representing young men who face criminal charges for refusing to - report for induction sorbed into body oya- attorneys banded together the that rian cancer 1 The case against asbestos has not Selective Service the Panel Service arguments before U.S. Judge AlfonZirpoll Council- been proved acco Drr.dJi ol nig n on serieosf motions for dismissal of charges against four B. Graham of the State University of defendants New York at Buffalo but he noted the evidence is strong . Asbestos is ubiquitous in our environment Dr. Graham said and indestructible Grounds Untested If we get one of our motions sustained the government will practically have to stop the Selec Live iwhitewald- Other common sources he said require _, are conditioning system filters duct and wiring insulation plastic Aubrey Grossman spokesman for the panel several grounds extremes council's floor tile and scores of ' . products other cited in challenging the draft pro- cess have never been tested before Use of asbestos has increased a in court or have never been fully thousand times since the turn of the developed century while ovarian cancer has dramatically increased during the past 100 years it was reported - Dr Graham said that asbestos ' particles which other experts think can be absorbed into the with with Grossman began with an argument that the standards for determining who is exempt from the draft as a conscientious objector discriminate against those who oppose war on grounds of conscience rather than to 32 support purposes is Please Turn PagCe ol. 3 religion . ; quite There tends to be a confusion the 5KillSeoudthilnaVnidetMnaemnprocfoonufnudsiion nfotrhem mwiintdhsoeutvreerliygioonne NCeaglriofornia's population only withhotlodingsuggested in declined the full | Five Southern Californians were protecta shortage llated Defense Department between conscience morality and religion said Grossman Con- science can exist in at least as a He maintained that the Constitu- tlon a man from acting by authoritarian figures and cannot contained in an omnibus Increased adequately express themselves Aren't you just arguing that a school aid bill authored by the Assembly Speaker -Times Staff better draft law should be written Reagan subsequently said he hoped the 70 million could be found BY PAUL HOUSTON judge by economics in other state - .. Welter Weinstein the 6th " grams but he asked theLegislature 1 . Amendment of the Constitution to place a 1,226,000,000 celling on Mayor Sam Yorty Wednesday requires that defendants in criminal state school ald next year to take strongly implied he feels cases be represented by counsel He care of the 82 million shortage man Robert M. Wilkinson is abu- maintained the draft board Letter Sent to All Districts sing his power and is trying to hearing for a young man who plans to refuse Induction is in effect the first stage of a criminal proceeding Weinberger then sent all districts a letter saying This means in effect a 6.7 decrease from the state nid you ara receiving this year get even with a political adversary Ina council committee's probe of the Sepulveda Basin golf contract Yorty sald Wilkinson should exer- Pretty soon you'll man This in t^,,mnecessarily means cise reasonable ethics and remove to have a lawyer to go to the bank to that school districts should recog- get a loan said Zirpoll Let's not nize this reduction in state aid -beforecontractual himself from the investigation by the Recreation and Parks Discrimination Claim other firm commitments for the Committee . Terry Francois a Negro member of the San Francisco Board of coming year Unruh who is vigorously opposed He noted that Parks Commissioner Mel Pierson described by Wilkinson Supervisors argued that the draft process violatos equal protection provisions of the Constitution Francols maintained that there is racial discrimination nationally in the composition of draft boards He said that 1007 Marshall Report on Selective Service showed that although Negroes represent 5.6 of to the ceiling and or cutback told newamen this letter created pande- monium among local school officials who are now faced with either drastically cutting services or askIng for more local property taxes for " I think we are all agreed we " don't want that Unruh said re- as a key figure in the disputed contract worked on behalf of former Councilman John Cassidy when Cassidy opposed Wilkinson in the last election ..."So Mr.Wilkinson in a position where he can if he wants try to punish a political adversary Yorty California's 1.0 of state's draft draft board members are gard higher property taxes . hald at his weekly press conference_ He then the governor Wilkinson comment Negro This in a case of institutionalized discrimination cald Francols Grossman said that increasing resistance to the draft is expected to r miltin 600 Indletments for induc might acceptthe principle of payroll of state personal in- comes taxes as one way to find the money to take care of any school aid . Ask Bubpoena Power and On Monday the councilman and the other two members of the committeo voted to ask counell for power to subpoena Ten counell Pallom Pallom Pallo Palm lom 17 subpoena E 1998 FEB 22:45 ScreenScan = an tumors including Dr. VegafsormSoinngetrh beentufomunodrisn thetsumeors University Sinatdruarifnedgeral the Anderson Las actually grand were probe unidentified Two time long federal ticles have not Miami said an increased in- cidence gamblers were fined Wedgrand jury of Tung cancer nesday in federal court which more wit among asbestos workers | nesses subpoenaed themselves he said crys was noticedas long ago topin casino count rooms Frank was ~ tals of so far 1963 witnesses Asbestors And failing to it one of the substance that could be - fibers have report " on | .asbestos discov- found the of Max returns Foley Gives * Dist Judge Roger fined Occidental a Edward Levinson_ 5,000 Rosen- Degree MehtaInjection Tried been ^ berg 3,000 Levinson is Degree under been _ lungs 1 ered in ovaries examined % of the men and 20 polarized lightexamined of the women participat- ing in a Miami study and otherhe noted 1/ music'di- music'di- Graham Dr. told dele- the percentages have - higher tor 77 Mehta president rector of fl- Philharmonic the downtown Fremont Orchestra finely ground asbestos malig- Wildcat Strike Ends Ends RiviewrialfHuoltlyel doctor of music degree nant ovaries America ended- toHotel and Rosenberg an .was awardaewadrded an honoraryhonorary to laboratory animals has ownerofthe been malig- * on the Strip Wednesday by Occidental changes in the ani- OAKLAND UPI - Both men entered pleas College mals ovaries wildcat strike members of no contest Wednesday Presentation at thecol- . Cancer of the he of the Communications charges they lege's 81st celebration of reportednow ranks Workers of aided and assisted in the Founders Day was made in cancer deaths among Wednesday at East Bay . preparation of false cor- by Mrs. Norman Chandler women Even more re- installations of the Pacific porate tax returns for the fiscal year endingin 1963. honorary life trustee of the college Occidental fiscal The swift court action President Richard C. Gil- Wednesday ended a . man lauded thI e ndia markable he said is the - fact that it has quadrupled in the United States and Western Europe since Telephone and Telegraph Co. The two unauthor- ized strike by about 1,500 workers was touched off government case which conductor for his achieve- 1900 by a grievance over an took almost two years to- ments in music This increase among employee assignment - save 10.0 once the only factory urday but you SANTA BARBARA CALIF NEWS PRESS S. 36,500 Exfuller MAR 28 1968 | ;i Applying Brakes Might Also Be Releasing Cancer Agent SAN DIEGO Un - Every shown asbestos in the lungs of Dr. Anderson said lung cn- time you hit your brakes you up to 50 per cent of cross sec- cer which he called the ma- may be polluting the air with tions of the population Dr. jor cancer problem in this a substance suspected of caus- Anderson said in a report giv- country may be caused by ing cancer a pathologist says en to a symposium for science many substances In addition The substance is asbestos writers sponsored by the widely used in brake lining American Cancer Society It also is found in roofing An increased incidence of insulation and many other in- lung cancer among asbestos dustrial materials workers has been noted for Dr. W. A. D. Anderson of the University of Miami School of Medicine has found tiny as- bestos fibers in the lungs of 31 per cent of the men and 20 per cent of the women in a group of 500 persons studied at random in Miami years he said The magni- tude of asbestos exposure in general urban populations has only been recently document- ed : to asbestos he cited cigaret smoke and automobile ex- haust The evidence that cigaret smoke contains a lung cancerproducing factor is overwhelming he said but success so far in changing this exposure factor in the general popula- tion cannot be described as- overwhelming or even good Surveys in other cities have =e Oe MAR 28 1968 pits ra * E1 vSANery Time You Hit Your Brakes Pollution DIEGO AP - Every time you hit your brakes you may be polluting the air with a substance suspected of caus- ing cancer a pathologist asbestos says The substance is asbestos widely used in brake lining It also is found in roofing insula- tion and many other industrial materials Dr. W. A. D. Anderson of the University of Miami School of Medicine has found tiny asbestos fibers in the lungs of 31 per cent of the men and 20 per cent of the women in a group of 500 persons studied at random in Miami . Surveys in other cities have shown asbestos in the lungs of up to 50 per cent of cross sec- tions of the population Dr. An- derson said in a report released at a symposium for science writers sponsored by the Amer- ican Cancer Society An increased incidence of lung cancer workers has among asbestos been noted for years he said The magni- itude of asbestos exposure in general urban populations has only been recently docu mented Dr. Anderson said lung can- cer which he called the ma jor cancer problem in this country may be caused by many substances In addition to asbestos he cited cigarette smoke and automobile exhaust The evidence that cigarette smoke contains a lung cancerproducing factor is overwhelm ing he said but success so far in changing this exposure factor in the general population cannot be described as over- whelming or even good Dr. Anderson says his labora- tory has been able to produce lung cancers in rats and mice similar to those which occur in man by long exposure to air containing one or two parts per million of a olefin sub- stance This substance he said has been found in engine exhaust : CULVER CITY CALIF NEWS , reeling D. 6,000 ; MAR 27 1988 6M Car brakes linked to cancer| air pollution in urban areas SAN DIEGO AP - Every and automobile exhaust million of a olefin sub- time you hit your brakes you The evidence that cigarette stance This substance he said may be polluting the air with a smoke contains a lung cancer- has been found in engine exsubstance suspected of causing producing factor is overwhelm haust cancer The widely also is a pathologist says substance is _ asbestos used in brake lining It found in roofing insula- ing he said but success so far in changing this exposure factor in the general population cannot be described as over None of our present methods of diagnosis and treatment have made any real dent in the mor- tality from lung cancer Unless tion and many other industrial whelming or even good something new not presently ev- materials Dr. Anderson said his labora en on the horizon is discovered Dr. W. A. D. Anderson of the University of Miami School of Medicine has found tiny ashesItos fibers in the lungs of 31 per cent of the men and 20 per cent of the women in a group of 500 tory has been able to produce in diagnosis or therapy the lung cancers in rats and mice answer to the problem of lung similar to those which occur in cancer must lie in studies di- airirected man by long exposure to airirected to causation and preven- containing one or two parts per tion ; ri ^' persons studied at random in Miami Surveys in other cities have shown asbestos in the lungs of up to 50 per cent of cross sec- tions of the population Dr. anderson said in a report released today at a symposium for science writers sponsored by the American Cancer Society An increased incidence of lung cancer workers has among asbestos been noted for years he said The magni- tude of asbestos exposure in general urban populations has only been recently docu- mented Dr. Anderson said lung can- major cer which he called the cancer problem in this coun- try may be caused by many substances In addition to as bestos he TORT cited cigarette smokel meee ee emcee smokel ete SANTA MONICA CALIF OUTLOOK D. 30,000 MAR 27 1968 fin fin fin Brakes Exhaust Blamed ~ Cancer Tied To Traffic Products | " SAN DIEGO AP Every time you hit your brakes you may be polluting the air with a for science writers sponsored by the American Cancer Soci- lety Asbestos Factor substance This substance he said has been found in engine exhaust None of our present meth- cancer real substance suspected of causing An increased incidence of ods of diagnosis and treatment a pathologist says lung cancer among asbestos have made any dent in the The substance is alsinbiensgtoIst wyoerakrerss hheassaibdeeT n hneotemdagnfio-r mortality from lung cancer not widely used in brake in Unless also is found in roofing insula tude of asbestos exposure something new tion and many other industrial general urban populations has presently even on the horizon only been recently document is discovered in diagnosis or materials ed therapy the answer to the Dr. W. A. D. Anderson of the . Dr. Anderson said lung can- problem of lung cancer must UMneidviecrisnietyhaosf fMoiuanmditiSncyhoaoslbeso-f cer which he called the ma- lie in studies directed to causa- tos fibers in the lungs of 31 per jor cancer problem in this tion and prevention be caused by The best hope for preven- cent of the men and 20 per country may substances In addition tion he said is in identifying cent of the women in a group many asbestos he cited cigarette and changing those things in of 500 persons studied at ran to our environment which cause dom in Miami smoke and automobile ex . cancer Surveys in other cities have haust shown asbestos in the lungs of The evidence that cigarette up to 50 per cent of cross sec- smoke contains a lung cancer- tions of the population Dr. producing factor is overwhelm- Anderson said in a report re ing he said but success so leased today ata symposium far in changing this exposure , factor in the general popula- tion cannot be described as ov- erwhelming or even good Auto Exhaust Tests Dr. Anderson said his labo- ratory has been able to produce lung cancers in rats and mice similar to those which oc- cur in man by long exposure to air containing one or two parts per million of a olefin