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-j "It is important for us in-r Europe to maintain the kind of strength that is most prom-? ising in negotiations with the Soviet Union to scale down-points of friction," he said. 16 Australi ion? New Miss Universe in the administration's global military assistance program, cited talks ranging from North-South Korean reconciliations to mutual reduction of forces in Europe. The Senate voted to kill the military aid authorization bill last Monday after a battle over amendments for a Vietnam pullout. A companion bill in the House also faces a stiff fight on the Vietnam issue. The military foreign-aid program still is getting money because of a resolution that continues funding until Congress acts.

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The other 10 semi-finalists in addition to Miss United States and Miss Peru were; Miss Australia, KerrV Wells, 20; Miss Belgium, Ann Marie Roger, 24; Miss Brazil, Rejane Viera Costa, 18; Mks England. Jenny McAdam, It, Miss Germany, Heidi Weber, 24; Miss India, Roopa Sat van, 19; Miss Israel, liana Goren, 19; Miss Japan. Harurai Maeda, 21: Miss Philippines, Armi Barbara Crespo. 18; and Miss Venezuela, Maria Antonieta Campoli, 18. this support was ended from the United States." The aid to Taiwan helps maintain a power balance in the Far East which provides the best chance to improve relationships with Peking.

Ending arms assistance to Southeast Asia would cause "grave difficulty I don't see how the President's program of continuing to negotiate with the North Vietnamese in Paris could continue In the Mideast "once again we are anxious for new talks we think the basis for understanding can best be achieved if our support for Israel were not abandoned at this juncture." U.S. arms help for Greece and Turkey contributes to NATO strength which will be particularly important as talks go ahead with the Soviet bloc on mutual force reductions in Europe. edwards DOWNTOWN RIDGEMONT PiTTSrORD.