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it. Tanaka and the large party faction headed by former Foreign Minister Takeo Fukuda, the loser in Wednesday's election for prime minister, Fukuda had expected Tanaka to name at least four Fukuda faction members to the Tanaka named only two and both then refused to accept, the appointments. Fukuda complained that the Cabinet lineup was not one of party unity. Premier Chou En-lai was reported to have publicly declared by the new Japanese government to normalize relations between Japan and China. In a dispatch from Peking, Japan's Kyodo news service said Chou made the declaration at a banquet Sunday night, welcoming a Yemeni gover-ment delegation.

TOKYO AIM- Prime Minis-tor Kakuei Tanaka said Sunday he has no intention tor the time iK-ing of dissolving the House of Representatives and calling an election. Dissension wi thin Tanaka's ruling Liberal Democratic party over appointments to his Cabinet has led to speculation that Tanaka would call elections late this year to seek the voters' backing. By law, he has until December to stage elections for the House of Representatives, in which his party now has 297 of the 491 seats. Tanaka, who was chosen Wednesday to succeed Eisaku Sato, Japan's prime minister for hs last eight years, told newsmen after a round of golf Sunday that he had no intention of calling elections now. The dissension arose between 7 v.

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Edwards, who took an informal poll on the flight from New Orleans said those are the delegates who will stick with their choice through repeated ballots a possibility sees as increasingly likely. (Page 1-A) U.S. Air. Force jets destroyed one of North Vietnam's biggest military vehicle repair depots on the edges of Hanoi and shot down three Soviet-built MIG21s trying to intercept them in a dog fight, the U.S' command announced. One of eight Air Force F4 phantom fighters that engaged four MIGs in a battle of America's and North Vietnam's fastest supersonic jets was lost but the two crewmen were rescued, the command said.

(Page 1-A) The militant provisional wing of the IRA ordered IRA units to resume offensive actions in Northern Ireland, charging that British troops had the shakey 13-day-old cease-fire. In a declaration issued in Dublin, the provisionals said the order for renewed violence was prompted when British troops openfd fire in Belfast as Roman Catholics tried to move homeless families into houses abandoned by Protestants. (Page 4-A) Jim Dunelon, a candidate for district attorney in Jefferson Parish, charged that there has been a scheme involving bail bondsmen that has resulted in "wholesale reduction of charges and dismissal of charges against arrested persons in order to avoid the collection of forfeited bonds." He called for the Louisiana attorney general to investigate actions by former district attorney Frank Langridge and current district attorney John Mamoulides on the collection of forfeited bail bonds. (Page 4-A) The Nixon administration hopes that agreement to sell Russia $750 million worth of U.S. grain over the next three years is only one of several trade agreements between the two super powers.

Dr. Henry A. Kissinger, Nixon's chief foreign adviser, told newsmen that the President all along had been seeking a "comprehensive new approach to the issue of U.S.-Soviet economic relations." (Page 2-A) The Turkish government banned Archbishop Iakovos, primate of the Greek Orthodox Church in North and South America, from attending the funeral in Istanbul of Athenagoras the Ecumenical Patriarch. The Turkish regime called the U.S. archbishop "undesirable and persona non grata." Four prominent American churchmen who were going with Iakovos canceled their plans after he was barred.

(Page 3-A) Denture Adhesive cream. From a plain near the Arctic Circle in central Alaska to Canada's Maritime Provinces on the Atlantic Ocean, astrono-mors hope to record today a total solar eclipse. For the 42nd time this century, the moon will glide between the earth and sun, casting a narrow shadow that will touch down first at sunrise in the Sakhalin Islands off northern Japan. (Page 1-A) Daniel KlUbrrg and Anthony Russo, who admit their roles in leaking the top secret Pentagon Papers to news media, go on trial today in a case of controversy, history and important legal precedents. At issue will be constitutional freedoms of speech and press and an unprecedented interpretation of espionage laws.

(Page 10-A) Secretary of State William P. Rogers conferred with President Tito, ending a swing through east Europe to demonstrate U.S. support for independent policies in the Communist world. Rogers and Tito talked privately over lunch on the president's hideaway island of Brioni, off the Adriatic coast, government officials said. The American envoy later in the day flew to Rome.

(Page 11-A) Challenger Bohby Fischer's favorite chair arrived in Reykjavik, Iceland, from New York to help comfort in his match against Russian Boris Spassky for the world chess championship. Fred Cramer, a vice president of the U.S. Chess Federation acting as Fischer's spokesman, said he was "certain the first of the 24 scheduled games will be played Tuesday unless Spassky is still ill." (Page 6-B) The North Atlantic Treaty Organization allies have decided to make a European security conference' depend on the "parallel" holding of talks on East-West troops cuts, a high NATO source said. Some of NATO's 15 members are ready to go even further and call off the security conference unless there is progress toward troop cuts, the source said. (Page 2-A) Palestinian guerrilla groups in Beirut vowed to avenge the killing of Ghassan Kanafani by dealing "ruthless blows" at the Israelis.

In Tel Aviv, Israeli authorities denied involvement in the death of the Arab guerrilla official in his booby-trapped car. They claim the killing was linked to the mailing of "parcels containing bombs to personalities in Israel and abroad." (Page 2-A) National Guardsmen, many giving up their vacation time and pay, moved to the Miami Beach area to complete the security force available in case of trouble during the Democratic National Convention. The 3,000 guardsmen from central and southern Florida will stay this week in four high schools and a junior high school, then return for another week next month during the Republican National Convention. (Page 4-A) Ad the Democratic party for the DOWN WITH DIRTY DRAPERIES 15 OFF Reqular Price If our way of introducing our Adjust-a-drape 5-in-1 drapery cleaning service. six miles from the Miami Beach hall where the Democratic National Convention opens Monday.

In 1968, while Republicans were meeting at the hall, racial disorders broke out in the ghetto area. After the rally, Abernathy and several busloads of SCLC followers headed toward the demonstrators' campsite at Flamingo Park, were a poor peoples' "Resurrection City II" has been erected. The collection of pup tents is a symbolic shantytown named after the Resurrection City erected in Washington, D.C., to dramatize the plight of the poor. "It is poor people who have delivered most of the votes in By Ike Flores MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) -Declaring that "the price of poor people votes has gone up," the Rev.

Ralph David Aber-nathy warned the Democratic party Sunday that a presidential candidate must be selected who is responsive to the needs of the poor. "It's collection time in 1972, so the Democratic party has to dig deeper if they want to get their votes to go higher," the leader of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference told a crowd of about 3,000 people in a park in neighboring Miami. Abernathy did not endorse any candidate at the rally held in the Liberty City area, some past 40 years. This year the poor people have come to collect the unpaid bills," Abernathy said. The civil rights leader said the Democrats "must make it; clear that they will guarantee decent jobs, income, medical care and housing to every American as a natural and human right." The rally was sponsored by four national black organiza-1 tions and the Vietnam Veterans' Against the War.

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The SCLC put up close to 100 two-man pup tents and other temporary housing at Flamingo Park, a few blocks from Miami Beach Convention Center, where the Democratic gathering opens Monday. SCLC officials said they expected 300 to 400 followers from Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi and Floridato jn the park where some 500 hippies, Yippies, Zippies, the Vietnam vets, Pot Peoples' party, Jesus People and others have already made themselves at leading towad a probable conference next year. The West, by contrast, has been more anxious for the troop By Richard C. Longworth BRUSSELS (UPI) The North Atlantic Treaty Organization allies have decided to make cuts, or mutual and balanced European security conference i depend orr the parallel" "holdH wen Angry Citizens ing of talks on East-West troops cuts, a high NATO source said Sunday. The Dry Cleaning Specialist in the Ark-La-Tex i metftberS Stores Call 425-8674 for Pickup New Approach Sought U.S.JtIoneiul of More Trade With Russians BB39 are.

ready to go even turtner and call off the security conference unless there is progress toward troop cuts, the source said. The source said this was "not To Okinawa Protested force reductions MBFR)jj as they are known" in i i a 1 jargon here. The Soviets, after a brief burst of enthusiasm last year, have been reluctant to discuss thfffefclles The NATO miniters, meeting in Bonn in May, "regretted" this Soviet reluctance and proposed MBFR talks "as soon as practicable, either before or in parallel" with prepatatory talks on the conference. The source said this "proposal" has hardened within NATO to the status of an unofficial, but real- precondition for the security conference. NATO assumes that the Helsinki talks will begin in late November, the sources said.

But so far, there has been no firm Soviet response to the Bonn suggestion of "parallel" talks. General Electric delivers crushed ice or cubes end cold water to your door. engaged in multimillion dollar deals before, this is the first time that the Russians have been extended credit. TUn Credit Corporation, the government-backed agency which handles all such arrangements, is putting up the money at 6 and 8 per cent interest. The Russian's credit is good up to $500 million.

The agreement calls for pur necessarily a 1 a 1 precondition." But he made it clear that the key word in East-W7est diplomacy now is "parallelism" the satisfying of both sides by simultaneous progress on two different issues. The Soviets have pushed for year for a security conference. NATO foreign ministers finally agreed in May to open prepara-forv talks in Helsinki in the fall. SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. UPI The Nixon administration hopes that the agreement to sell Russia $750 million worth of U.S.

grain over the next three years is only one of several such trade agreements between the two super powers. Dr. Henry A. Kissinger, Nixon's chief foreign policy advsier, told newsmen that the President all along had been seeking a "comprehensive new approach to the issue of i economic relations." 1 IT iwiii inn i i 1 1 1 i -Till'" chase of the erain a mix of wheat, corn, sorghum, rye. barley and oats over the next three vears with at least $200 The chief hangups are exten- sicn of credit and settlement of million of the purchase within a the World War II lend-lease debt year of Aug.

According to Press Secretary "Ill -I Ronald Zieger, the Presdent "consideis this agreement a very important, concrete forward step in the commercial relations between the United States and the Soviet Union which benefits both countries." Kissinger said most of the preliminary negotiations were carried out by Secretary of which the United States claims is about $300 million and the Soviet Union claims is only $300 million. This issue currently is under negotiation. "Obviously it is impossible to settle all of these issues on the same date and our approach has been to attempt to settle them within the same general time frame but to announce them as they are completed," Kissinger said Saturday. He briefed newsmen on the details of the negotiations that went into the grain deal, the i ra--1 fort Commerce Peter G. Peterson, but-Nixon talked over the matter and made some "political decisions" regarding it dur JOHNSON As sales manager, Ray sees that M.

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I IN ing his Moscow summit meeting largest such agreement the i in May. 1 his apparently re-the decision to grant United States has had with any erred to credit to tne soviet union despite lack of settlement on the I lend lease issue. country. Although the United States and the Soviet Union have TOKYO (AP) Twenty-nine American B52 bombers were diverted by bad weather to Okinawa on Saturday and Sunday, touching off protests from politicians and citizens. Opposition parties charged that the United States intends to use Okinawa, which was returned to Japanese rule May 15, as a staging point for the Vietnam war.

Leftist-backed Gov. Chob-yo Yara protested the B52 flights to Okinawa and said the presence of the giant planes is "not permissible under any circumstances." Japanese Prime Minister Kaduei Tanaka said, however, the flights were "inevitable" because of bad weather around Guam, their normal base. Chief Cabinet Secretary Susumu Nikaido said the government told the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo that it would be undesirable for B52 visits to Okinawa to become routine, because of public sentiment. He said the government was told in advance that B52s would be diverted to Okinawa because of the weather and the aircraft would return to Guam when it improves.

Kyodo News Service reported from Naha, capital of Okinawa, that the B52 incident touched off anger among the people, and military base campaigns are expected to intensify. A U.S. Embassy spokesman said B52 landings in Okinawa are not routine and added that the Japanese were assured that the planes were unarmed, will not fly any combat sorties from Okinawa and will return to Guam when weather permits, probably within two or three days at the most. Such entry of U.S. planes into Japan to avoid foul weather is i for under the U.S.

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