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ver ers persuadjed Speaker Carl Al bert Wednesday to postpone the msing vote on the bill for at least two eping weeks to give them time to The drum up support. t doz- The opponents also are ex ;rams pected to make use of the extra U d Revise n Secrecy -Tbji ; Moorhead's: bill would ameiid i-use j the. 1966 Rrehdom of Informa- mos tion Act. repident Nixon's ex- utiny ecutive oi der revamping '.he classificati on system, effective ier June 1 is. `unworkable, un- head manageab e and filled with technical defects and mashive called loopholes,' W oorhead said. 'enu "Govern ent files are on of clogged w many hundreds of Red millions olf soi-called classified )-Pa., documents nut expert testi- place mony befc re our subcommittee cla s- has estimated that 75 to 99 per com- cent of these1 documents should s of hot be class! fed at all," Moor- from head said | The bil V'ould limit classidouse fication- a ithrrity to 13 execu- su> tives depa rtm ents and agencies . set- With strici. li nits on those who ind;- can use it. eview S~ T g di i UNsecur if die Prestige 'autp- :ati< Is De ended atio add new y MONTREA L (AP) - U.N. nen;s Secretary-General Kurt Wald VOU d for a heim says! a lack of interest in the United Nations by the su perpowers! is a passing phe seiirmi- nomenon. ; : su> "The Unitt d Nations was con i a )- ceived as a forum for their co operation and has helped them ionsl- effectively in a number of very b 11 critical situations over the adiig years," he told a United Na ;t :o tions Association of Canada n se- meeting We inesday night. "I'm the sure it will do so again in times co n- of crisis." aft ;r He7 said a `new breed of non- t sj s- political pr<dblems on a global . to