Saturday, September 25, 1971
Attack feared
;Fail-safe
approved at
SALT talks
Crisis shakes
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China is being shaken by "grave
internal political developments," the
official Soviet news agency Tass said
Triday.
It said the Peking government was
trying to divert attention from the crisis
by urging the public to prepare for a
Soviet military attack. The alleged
military threat was being used by the
Chinese as an excuse to explain canceling
of the annual Oct. I National Day parade
and mass rally in Peking, Tass said in the
first Soviet reaction to reports of Chinese
difficulties.
The news agency said Western analyses
about what was happening in Peking were
only guesses but added: "One thing is
clear. A number of grave internal political
developments are affecting the general
situation in the People's Republic these
days."
Peking journalistic circles have
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being told China was "he:r
on its northern borders and t!
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tnereiore mere is no ;
celebrate the hohday."
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campaign, it said.
In the listening post o!
H ;r.e Kor
UPI correspondent Charles Sm:th sa
analysts were convinced China was ! .!.
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LONDON The British governrne;
acting on information supplied by
defector Iron the Russian secret polu
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Chairman Ma.. T.c-t-rz or his heir.
Defers Minister Li P.a.
An Am-.ruan e in Japan
e'ateJ the Chir.a 'it-at: was d-e
tendons w-.th H-.a a! :.ng the L"s-r;
Riv-r T h ' v.'.- sj- j militar.' ""'-5
were s-spendeJ epl. 15 and
pora J;. .r.iha- rights had Keen a:;-y.sej
oust spies
U. -pin2 r-r:da and r-!d another 5 the;,
a would he barred trn re-entering Britain,
e. The expu!-: : were on a svj'.e
unrreCvJeniva :n reac-u...;
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KGB swret police a cent who
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Britain earlier th:- m.'.nth and told ab-.t
Russian espionage jjiwlies.
"'This man. an officer of the KGB.
brought with him certain information and
d ocuments.
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plan-
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of
infiltration of agents for the purpos
sabotage."" said the foreign office.
The government viid the (M) Soviet
officials from the embassy and other
Russian organizations have been ordered
lo leave Britain within two weeks.
Israel admits
firing missies
Israel's armed forces chic!
acknowledged indirectly Fndav tha!
Israeli war planes fired I'. S. -made Shrike
missiles at hgyptian missile sites along the
Suez Canal last weekend in retaliation for
the l.gyptian downing of an Israeli
military transport plane.
Lt. Gen. Haim Bar-Icev. in a television
interview, said the actio- was me.:- t to
make it clear to the l.,ua: lunher
breaches of the cease-fire would be
followed by an "app- ri ' ' Israc1
reprisal."'
In reply to a question, the chief o!
staff disclosed Israeli possessed
American-made air-to-ground missiles,
but did not say explicitly such missiles
were used in Saturday's attack.
But his reference to "last Saturday's
action" was interpreted by military
observers as an indirect admission such
missiles were indeed used against
Soviet-built missile sites on the hgyptian
side of the canal.
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I'M Tl D NATIONS. N.V. The G-ru-ri! Asc:t
mot Vr:dj. t .) prevent dtbj;-: o: the tK"h:r. p
A 5-i te s t h 15 t.-' e
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The Albir.un deputy t::e
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the Jvw rs .f its i:?er:ri: remittee t. irJ.:Je b'th ?: M--:':r:.:r.M
pro-Nt! n!:st items for the Jte or. the Ch:r.j
Ihe jssCh! jpproeJ vv:th.y.,! j . te ;ts nut tee's Jev:or h :r..::he ir. ;!c:v.
sponsored b :hnia -nJ 20 -ther countries cj'.lir.c tor the vesting ot Pek-ng and the
expulsion o! Chiang Kui-hek's Nj'ion-Sis j'ro:n y.l I'.N. bodies.
The I' rat vd St-tev iv pushing two resolutions. One would vCut Peking "oth the
A went My und the Se.ur;t Council, the other would require a !o-:h:rds o'e o: the
Assem.Mv to expel the Njt:-. r.l'ot government.
Planes hit Red positions
SAIGON Antcrivj-i wrplar.es were reported Fr;da to hae att-vked ("omm.i-ot
positions in the four Ir.d-.Jnnj nations, and the Viet Gor.g pledged to retaliate 5 to 10
fold m the South tor mawiu- a:r strikes :t called 'Vriminal wr anions m Nvrth
Vietnam."'
Ihe r.S. command viid H5Z bombers hammered the Ho Chi Mmh ripply trail m
1 aos and Communist troop concentrations and vuppi lines m Cambodia Ihurvdav
night and Friday morning.
Pepsi invades Poland
NT YORK PepM-Cob jnd (cj-Co!j are getting ready to invade Communist
P-.lanJ.
Pepsico. Inc.. said it has licensed a Polish government mm. Agros Foreign Irade
I nterprises. to produce and market Pepsi-Cob.
Coca-Cob Fxporters. Inc.. said it understood a similar deal had been negotiated
with Coca-Cob or was about to begin.
Pepsico said as tar as the parent company was aw are. no Pepsi-Cob has been
imported into Poland in recent years. Parly in the co'd war. the communist parties m
all the 1 uropean countries made a political issue out of Cvvi-Cb and sought to
ott its sale in Italy. I 'ranee and other I uropean countries.
MIRV delay rejeeted
WASHING I ON lhc Senate rejected legislation Friday to postpone deployment
ot the nation's newest offensive missile system to promote international arms control.
The vote was 35 to 12 against an ammendment sponsored by Senator Hubert II.
Humphrey. I)-Minn.
Warning that the United States has ""enough nuclear power to burn the earth, to
scorch everything," Humphrey had sought to put into reserve for one year an
estimated S2 billion for the multiple independently largetable reentry vehicle.
Justice may be woman
WASHINGTON With a rare opportunity to fill two Supreme Court vacancies at
one time. President Nixon may choose to make the historic nomination of the first
woman justice in the nation's history.
Nixon himself fueled growing speculation in this direction. In Detroit Ihursday. he
said "a woman who is qualified should be appointed to any court district court,
circuit court, or supreme court."
Nixon said he is more interested "in their judicial philosophy that I am m the part
of the country thev come from or whether thev are a woman or a man."
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