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Monday, September 6, 1971
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two Egyptian jets that flew over thtir
positions on the Suez Canal Sunday. a
military' spokesman said in Tel Avrv.
The spokesman said Israel lodged a
complaint with the U.N. tru.e
supervisory organization m J en: sale n
about the overflight by the two Sukh; :
jets. It was the 3th such complaint b;
Israel since the cease-fire began in August
The spokesman did not say whethe
SEATO applauds China trip
BANGKOK The Southeast Asia
Ireaty Organization fSHATO) said in its
annual report Sunday the year had many
disturbing developments in Asia but
ended "on a hopeful note" with President
Nixon's vr.it to China.
"It is a move to be welcomed and
recognized for what it is - a forward step
in easing international tension," said the
report, written by Lt. Gen. Jesus Vargas
of the Philippines, SEATO
secretary -general.
"It is imperative to our hopes for
i Asia that we establish a dialogue
p e ace in
with a country which has such a strong
influence, for there can be no stability
without the goodwill of Communist
China and her 750 million people." the
report said.
tevenson disavows hoipe
of vice presidential tap
WASHINGTON Sen. Adlai L.
Stevenson III (D 111.) declared Sunday he
is not in the running for the Democratic
vice presidential nomination.
"Under no circumstances would I be
interested in the vice presidency,"
Stevenson said "My ambition is
completely fulfilled in being senator from
Illinois."
The son of the twice-defeated
Democratic presidential nominee also
declined to endorse at this time any of
the present potential party candidates for
VH2.
He said he still included Sen. Hubert
H. Humphrey, (D-Minn.) as a possible
nominee along with others.
Stevenson, just back from a visit to
South Vietnam, repeated his charge that
the South Vietnamese elections have been
ligged in favor of President Nguyen Van
T hieu.
Stevenson also asserted that Nixon by
publicly denouncing school busing, is
exploiting the issue for political purposes
"by inflaming racial emotions."
He said he regretted busing had to be
used and acknowledged it was not a
complete answer to the school integration
problem. "But until we get to the root
causes, we should continue to use busing
as one of the means of achieving achool
equality."
But Vargas also blamed the
Communists for preventing 3 negotiated
settlement of the Indochina War.
Although the Soviet Union "would
probably favor a settlement, it is
maintaining its aid to North Vietnam," he
said. "Communist China continues to
urge the North Vietnamese to carry on
their war of liberation and is furnishing
material support to North Vietnam while
paying lip service to the Viet Cong overall
solution.
"I assert unequivocally there could
have been peace in Vietnam today - and
in Laos - if the Communists had been
prepared to follow the spirit of
reasonableness of those democratic
nations which have been seeking a just
and lasting settlement to the conflict."
said Vareas.
Nixon speaks today on labor
THURMONT-President Nixon, spending
his weekend at his mountain top retreat
near here, worked Sunday on his Labor
Day address to the nation in which he
will emphasize the working man's
contribution to the nation.
White House Press Secretary Ronald
Ziegler said the radio address, to be
carried at noon EDT by all major
networks and expected to last about 15
minutes, would not be directed at labor
leaders who strongly oppose his
90-day-w age-price freeze.
The address, said Ziegler, would
emphasize the "contribution of the
working man to America's strength" and
the need for the nation to maintain its
"competitive spirit" and keep its No. 1
position in the world.
Other sources, however said Nixon's
address would be "conciliatory,"
intended to offset strong opposition to
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his program by AFL-CIO President
George Meany, who charged the
wage-pnee freeze was '"Robin Hood in
reverse - taking from the poor to give to
the rich."
The President planned to return to the
White House late Monday afternoon to
prepare for a busy week that may
possibly include a meeting with the
National Security Council and more
conferences with his economic advisors.
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The Israel: cabinet received a report in
Jeru'.e or. attempts by Arab guerrilla
to des:ro Israeli airliners with K-rr.b
ru-Jen it. su:tcaes. an oifual ?pcVen-.an
sa:d. He said the rep.-rt came from
secur.ty service agents and Mcrdecai Ben
An. r.ar.Hir.2 director of the national
airline El AL
Official Israeli sources said the secur.n
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them our.g omen. rule the vab."
attempts are b-emj investigated
The sources said Arab bo friend?
the t o women, gave them suitca
Europe to take to Israel. a:-g
contained presents for friends ; J
The suitcases actually contained -intended
to destrov the a:rp5are.
sources said. They said the plt j
but gav e no details
The ruling Svnar. Baath parts .
unification of the varvou Palev:
guemlla group Sunday and sa;.l
"human, military and economic eff -rt
the Arab ma.sses should be mobiLrcd
the battle of Lberation" aca:r.: hrae
Enrollment declines
at private colleges
RALEIGH-The State Commission on
Higher Education Facilities has
discovered declining private college
enrollment has left room at the
institutions for another 6.000 students.
The commission found in a study of
North Carolina's private colleges and
universities space outgrew enrollment as a
result of capital investments by state and
federal governments.
Charles Wheeler, director of the
commission, said from 1965-70 private
institutions received about half of the
$43 million allotted to the Tar Heel state
for higher education construction.
However, about two-thirds of the
private schools are shomc
enrollments, leaving an average :
5.5 square feet per student.
By comparison. S C. State Lr:
UNC and CNC-G average four
per student.
East Carolina I'mversitv vh
ratio of 3.05 square feet per stuJc
The state's communis colle.
technical institutes had an aver
ratio of 2.52. reflecting the large
of night courses and tight fund
Prior to last year, the con
college system received barely a f
the federal funds channeled mt
Carolina for Public institutions
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