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April 16, 1968 A-2 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Governors Talk Of Candidates, Make No Choice The World brief in 1 I'M" ST. LOUIS un Sever teen UN Still Plans South-West Africa Role Fears Expressed DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania OP The United Nations Council for South-West Africa said it still determined to get into the disputed territory and set up a UN presence there. Council president Mostafa Rateb Abdul Wahab, of Egypt, said a i a Airways' offer of a plane to Cy the group to South-West Africa has been transmitted to Secretary-General Thant and the Security Council, which has called for the UN presence. The United Nations took away South Africa's old League of Nations mandate to administer the territory two years ago, but South Africa has refused to let the UN council land in Windhoek, capital of the territory. n.

III- I If I A I i IT 'J V. -X 3 A Ni -J ji.nl; I mi AW -V i in illtm 1 Cosmos Hook Up in Space Unmanned Docking Reported by Soviet MOSCOW (UPl) Two un-flight around the moon and manned Soviet space ships, back by the end of 1968. They automatically linked up in however, U. S. chances of space Monday and spunking first to land men on the tnprthfr around the earth for'moon and bring them back nearly four hours, apparently an expenment in tuiure uoaungj Spanish script with New Mexico by the Zia sun symbol, with history by the date of Its founding, 1706, and with the future by a birdlike symbol acknowledging Albuquerque's contributions to the nuclear-and-space age.

The winning design is reproduced on the plaque. (Journal photo) BEST FLAG DESIGN; Dr. Richard P. Vann, left, the designer, and Alfred A. Valdez, president of the Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce, discuss the prize-winning design for a flag for the City of Albuquerque.

Dr. Vann displays the plaque awarded by the chamber to the winner in the chamber-sponsored flag design competition. The flag identifies Albuquerque by name in ancient "gas stations" and laboratories 'ecutive secretary of the U. S. for travelers to the moon.

INational Aeronautics and Space The feat was history's second Council, said in Washington the automatic docking. The first: Soviets were "speeding up also was Soviet achievement ja vigorous program for putting it was another step by the men on the moon." Russians toward landing a man! cnvirT vru6 on the moon. U. S. OFFICIALS said the Soviet Union now ponlblyi rfTtl might accomplish "a ffi0S Bruce King Voices Doubts About Session Advisability Death Probe Is Refused By N.

Korea SANTA FE 1969-19TO school year. The Snpalcpr Rnir Kini? n.Santa'vih mtnino im a fntin. Fe inrps Hmiht ah it ntan ui'i in hznAi advisability of a special sessionjof the School Study Committee. Ring recommended the School Study ZFiZrZZ SEOUL vrt North Korea Monday to Join in investigation of an ambush that -kilW to U.S. and two South Korean soldiers near the truce Two of the legislature to consider stopgap school 1 a i measures for the coming school 'ar- is.

snn af vrii fin a u.i On Site 'Bickering LONDON (UPl) Both Western and Communist diplomats feared Monday that bickering about site for talks between Hanoi and Washington might mean the collapse of a Vietnam peace meeting. Open and quiet appeals have been issued from both sides of the Iron Curtain for a speedy agreement on a mutually acceptable site in order to avert a possible breakdown of the recent peace initiative. No further progress on naming a site was reported Monday. Diplomatic sources said both Hanoi and Washington had their reasons for being choosy about the place where they will make the first contacts concerning a possible full scale peace conference. Congo's Head Was Warned of Death KINSHASA.

The Congo (ffl Congo President Joseph D. Mobutu said Monday he knew in advance of a plot to assassinate him, a patriotism moved ene of the plotters to warn him. Mobutu told a crowd in Lnkiabourg, a 1 1 a 1 of western Kasal Province, that three former deputies of the Kasal Assembly bad sent four men there to "physically liquidate" him. Mobuto told the official Congolese news agency later that a fifth member of the assassination squad tipped off authorities. Singapore Premier Drops Deputy Post SINGAPORE Prime Minister Lee Kuan Kew dropped the post of deputy prime minister from his new Cabinet on Monday and made Toh Chin Chye, holder of the No.

2 job, minister of science and technology. Lee retained all 10 of his ministers but added a Communications Ministry. Lee's People's Action Party gained control of all 58 seats in Parliament In general elections held Saturday. Only seven of the seats were contested. Polish Professors Expelled by Party WARSAW, Poland Ufl Two assistant professors In the city of Krakow, scene of student demonstrating last month, were suspended from their posts and expelled from the Communist party, the government news agency PAP reported Monday.

PAP identified them as Dr. Edward a a who teaches political economy at the Higher Economic School, and Andrzej Reiter, assistant in the natural philosophy department at Jagiellondan University. wvitT iu aiu ika TEHRAN, Iran (UPl) Premier Amir Abbas Hoveida announced Monday Iran expects to receive J300 million worth of credit, from the Soviet Union WJth experU from the Z. American soldiers Tacomp r. iwa.

in ot Force on Education, was not Governor's Emergency $Pel Session ffS PORTALES (UPl) State i Senate President Prfrtem, R. D-Curry- iiiikf iiifa.Mir rs. -i Aiargan accusea oov. i' "1 "a moc, wuca nas dwd supping a uaie, morgan saia "organ pointed out that tf the 3 C5 .111 writ; a 1 SfTJ Mini on Dent and the EducUion DeDt. w.

UlftiUilg Ui UUid VUUiU IK a tw fnr afWuv m. coramuiee migw oe im paired special session were PDt hL! Wore the session. Cim A IS Command sesman ESti K-ssi "Srglp'l KING indicated the work ofj ThJ govnor wants J.lhi. was th. ual com-cnlrged with making the Leg.lat.ve Council', tax special session sa, hu, way of dennn ve- Democratic governors talked politics for 2' hours Monday, but agreed oniy mat cwy wiu "observe the events of history" in the next few months and then decide individually who they think the party should nominate for the White House.

Gov. John Bell Williams of Mississippi abstained and said The statement says nothing." THE GOVERNORS bad said in advance they expected no decision on candidates. They lived up to that forecast with this statement: "We are mindful of the example of a President who places the unity and the security of the country above every other consideration. Each Democratic governor, with the same concern for the well being of the country, has determined to observe the events of history as they develop in the next few months, and as the issues are discussed, and then reach a decision of conscience as to the man who should be nominated by the Democratic party and elected President of the United States to lead our country in thene difficult times. "The statement allows any governor to take any position he wants to," said Gov.

Harold E. Hughes of Iowa, chairman of the conference. ALTHOUGH the statement binds no one, said Gov. Warren E. Hearties of Missouri, the conference felt it was necessary to erase any Impression that the governors were out to promote or block the candidacy of any Democrat Today Calendar OF Pete DrnnenH, City Commission chairman, will speak at breakfast, at the Sundowner.

ROUND TABLE Dr. Raymond G. Leddy, diplomat-m-restdence in the College of Arts and Sciences at UNM. will speak. 6:30 in El Pinto.

105f)0 Fourth NW. GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY Beginners class in the Albuquerque Museum Building, 7 Mrs. Ron Gardner will lecture. ROCKIIOUND Film 00 poisonous snakes will shown In the hopitalitv room of the First National Bank on E. Central at San Mateo.

I m. ITISCOPAL CHURCH WOMEN Mrs. Frances Calwi, repreenativ of A'J Faiths Receiving Hoini, speaks at St Matthew'. Parish Hart. 7:30 pm.

WOMEN'S OF -Workshop In connection with Ltfidscape lighting contest at Reddy's Rendetvou. on Fourth floor, 30 m. Bad Breath? IMni )' b'f IVKMNl 8.U 4 MOUTHWASH. t'T mint in e. wen.

InMcea cnnrr.flw ISOOlKt 6A0U 4 WOUTMWAtH tna1 The Bank That Think. King has scheduled a irno recommencing of the Legislative Council ''I'v I PrflJ mendations on educational financirs and a snecial session King said in a statement released late Monday after the task force had gone home, "A task force bills would: Pass the nut 10 we mi-iii icuuwi districts, countie. and 'w mumcipalities; not accompiisn next Monday. The group MPl "still look good." or. Edward C.

welsh, ex- Tass said the spaceships i i i upon command from earth and flew in tandem for 3 hours 50 minutes. Such orbiting "docks" would be vital to moon travelers for refueling and other aids. Mstislav Keldysh, president of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, said 'the solution of the automatic docking problem opens a big future for the crea tion of orbiting scientific sta lions." Blaze Hits si HnU I (UU I I LIU Fire early Monday at the Cushing Pipeline 4040 Broadway SE, destroyed most of 500 bales of hay and the open-sided building in which they were stored. The blaze also threatened two 10,000 gallon capacity storage tanks nearby. 1 atchman Terry Galbrath reported the fire at 4:15 a.m.

Three pumpers from County Fire Dept. district 8 (Mountain View) responded, and fought the blaze for two hours. The fireman played water on the two tanks, to lessen the danger of their exploding. No estimate of damage was Immediately available. Sheriff's Office detectives, investigating the fire, have not ruled out arson as a possible cause.

$62,000 Uwiuit Filed Alleging Dog Attack An 84-year-old Albuquerque woman Monday filed a $62,000 damaze suit in District Court. alleging she was attacked and injured by a large dog. Margarita Aland, 8005 Roma NE, sued John and Merry Campbell, 8006 Roma NE contending their dog attacked Leg-jilature did ft.M:W,ma!ionai communuy." docking operation before the; end of April and a manned, Mining Land Consolidated By Geologist From the Journal's Santa Fe Bureau SANTA FE State Geologist A. L. Porter Jr.

Monday signed an order consolidating a section of land in McKinley county for uranium mining by the Kerr- McGee Corp. The order must be; aDDroved by the District Court of McKinley County oetore becomes effective. The order was entered under a law passed by the 1967 legislature, which allows such "consolidation" similar to the "pooling" done for oil wells when land is in numerous ownerships. The order followed a bearing Porter held several weeks ago in which Kerr-McGee showed had obtained mining leases from owners of more than 60 per cent of the acreage but had been unable to even locate owners of some of the tracts. The land had been subdivided into half-acre tracts in the 1930s and aold to persons throughout the country.

The order gives the firm a mining lease on the entire section. Terms, according to Porter, are substantially the same as the leases which Kerr-McGee already has obtained on most oi th land. Royalty payments for cmocatea or unxnown owners wall be held by the state for 10 years. After that, unclaimed monies will revert to the state. Greeks Arrest Two Ex-Premiers what the governor has P- regardir.3 a foundation parently promised educators; igram not help many school special session.

Kinff Jtaia wa nisanno mm- 1 1 the force d.dn't come up Wjn sonething we concrete Fflip'mo Warn. Against Talks While Fightin DAYTON, Ohio (LTD Salvador P. Lopez, the Philippines ambassador to the United Na a were irounVl. '1 fun da mhush as w-w u. 7 4 (- JkI 7wg Is the North Korean capital A truck carrying the six sol- 10 Pnmunjnm to take upt guard duty was ambushed by I Capt.

Harold J. Daub of Omaha. said toe enemy hrew at least two hand grenades. The information of-i SPRING CARPET CLEANING J42-2I4S UNIVERSAL CARPET "We would be a 1 1 obligated to report.but I would supoort a motion a jrtini! it the governor does call a snecul Pinn slish a rather hiith cost to accompli what the School Study Committee could accomplish with no additional funds." AMONG THE task force pro posals were three local option taxes ana a scnooi iinance ana research board. Morgan said.

gbt. Men hidden on each side MORGAN ALSO filt Cargo0 he road fu-ed around might switch the emnhasia of rounds Into the truck. the sweial session to 'good to call a aeviion 4t hi uons ana its next amDassador'probiems. if it were called. to the United States, cautioned! "it would do more harm than King said the School Study.Monday against the pitfalls of Committee, the State Financefthe classical Communist tac- time, Morgan said, pointing out tr U.S.

Infantry that it would disrupt the work Division said grenade frag-of the committee of tax experts mcn' rt ionni tic of negotiating whi ght- ing." with the Legislative1- He told a civic meeting here1, working that a "prompt and effective, Council ceasefire" should precede dis-jrevamp Dept. and the Dept. of Educa- uon snouia worn wgexner on a foundation program for the 19 session of the legislature. King said, "Almost aU of the problems of the task force were assigned to the School Study Committee for solution." THE TASK force agreed not to of recommend Implementation, a foundation program before1 cussions of a political settle ment of the Vietnam war. "We in an attempt to the state's tax atruc- He noted the proposals of this (foundation program could 1 built in the regular W9 session.

must not allow the enemy toicommittee would be the by negotiations what hejdation on which a solid school has failed to win by fighting, he said. tn ing i her in her yard after charging for industrial development Ho-ATHENS tfi Form tr; across the street, on April conferred here earlier premiers George Papandreou'1967. She claimed she was 'this, month with Soviet Premier and Panayiotis Canellopoulos severely in Jured. lAlexei N. Kosygin.

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