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Page 4 THE TIMES AND DEMOCRAT, Orangeburg, S.C, Friday, March 21,171 Portugal Communists Show Confidence Cool Jewel Haul The World sew 7a SO VSM.0 l-o y-'v Vl. I 0 Ht'lOKAL WHIM SI4MC, iiMi Www Hifk imMM VJ 1 1' rocket tests in the Pacific. The tests apparently Involved new long-range ballistic missiles. The Soviet news agency said the latest series of tests had been successful and that ships and planes could enter the area as of today, 11 days earlier than originally announced. Tass described the test area as a circle with a radius of 40 nautical miles centered at 6 degrees 30 minutes latitude south and 153 degrees 15 minutes longtitude west.

More Unemployed LONDON (AP) Unemployment in Britain rose to 802,630 in March, or 3.5 per cent of the nation's work force, the government said Thursday. It was the highest monthly unemployment count since January 1973 when 823,800 were out of work. five persons and wounding 30, officials said. No American casualties were reported and authorities said the U.S. airlift of food, fuel and ammunition went on despite intermittent shelling of the airport The last six officials In the British Embassy will leave for Saigon on Friday, the Informants said.

They said Britain will continue to have diplomatic relations with the Lon Nol government but will conduct them from the South Vietnamese capital. Cuba Loan Agreed OTTAWA, Canada (AP) -The Canadian government has agreed to lend $100 million to the National Bank of Cuba to finance exports from Canada of such goods as railway equipment and ships as well as fish processing and paper plants, the Trade Department said Thursday. Department officials said LONDON (AP) Three cool thieves using a daring confidence trick got away with more than half a million dollars worth of jewels from Christie's, the London fine arts auctioneers, Scotland Yard said Thursday. A police spokesman said the men went to Christie's on March 12 for a sale of items listed as "magnificent Jewels." The men all made bids and secured three lots of gems valued at $585,600. After the auction the buyers presented forged Christie's receipts, collected the jewels and vanished.

A spokesman for Christie's said the main item stolen was a set consisting of a diamond and ruby necklace, ring, bracelet, earrings and clips sold for $322,400. "We have had only vague descriptions of these thieves," a Scotland Yard spokesman said. Rockets tested MOSCOW (AP) Tass announced today that the Soviet Union has completed a series of fought against Gen. Francisco Franco in the Spanish civil war was unanimously passed Thursday by the interior policy commission of the Cortes, the Spanish parliament. Luis Peralta Espana, the sponsor of the resolution, said the request was not for charity, "but to accomplish a just and profoundly human task." If approved by the government, the amount of the pension would vary according to the degree of disability.

For many disabled veterans of the losing Republican army the measure would come too late. Time has depleted their ranks from an estimated 60,000 to less than 10,000 since the civil war ended in 1939. Embassy Closing PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) The British Embassy in Phnom Penh is closing because of the deteriorating military situation in Cambodia, embassy sources reported Thursday. The report came as rebel gunners fired 28 rockets near the American Embassy, killing amanA The only room Air Conditioner with a full five year warranty on parts and labor! Nobody else has It! R. L.

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Kissinger Takes Ideas From Israel To Egypt Azalea Hershey's Red Compact Kurume-Type Reg. 90 Gal. size Sale Price US. Blames USSR, China -Viet Push WASHINGTON (AP) North Vietnam has been able to carry out its large-scale military operations in South Vietnam because of massive arms delivery from the Soviet Union and China, the State Department charged Thursday. Press officer Robert Funseth said "it is fairly obvious those arming North Vietnam are permitting it to carry out its offensive." However, Funseth was unable to provide any figures concerning the aid from Hanoi's supporters and he said "I am unaware" of any American diplomatic actions protesting such assistance.

Meanwhile, the administration stepped up its criticism of Congress for failing to approve further military aid to the Saigon government. Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger said the shrinking level of American support is the "proximate cause" of the withdrawal of South Vietnamese forces from the central highlands. Schlesinger told newsmen he thinks the North Vietnamese will plan to go after Saigon next year but that the South Vietnamese capital is not in danger "at this point." At the White House, Press Secretary Ron Nessen quoted a Journal published in Hanoi which indicated North Vietnam's offensive was launched in the belief that the United States will not give the Saigon government the military aid needed to survive. He again criticized Congress for failing to adopt Ford's $300 million aid request.

At a news conference on Capitol Hill, Sen. Jacob K. Ja-vits, said Congress is on the verge of a decision "that we've had it" in Indochina. Che Cimc ano Smorrat Publlahad tvtry morning by tht Slm Ill Brouehton, I.E., Orangaburg, I.e., Will, lacond data poatagt paid tt Orangaburg, I.C. Lmid win dlapatchaa: Th Aaaoclatad Praaa tntltltd ax-cluMvdy to ttia uaa for reproduction of ill tht locil mwi printed ki ml nawipapar at wall at all AP nawa dlapatchaa.

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Probability of rain near zero Friday, 20 per cent Friday night. Winds variable 5 to 10 miles per hour Friday becoming southerly less than 5 miles per hour Friday night. Extended Forecast SOUTH CAROLINA: Extended outlook Sunday through Tuesday Chance of showers Sunday and Monday. Fair and a little cooler Tuesday. Lows mostly 50s Sunday and Monday lowering to 40s on Tuesday.

Highs Sunday and Monday 60s northwest and 70s elsewhere lowering to the 60s entire state Tuesday. S.C. Lake Levels COLUMBIA (AP)-Here are Thursday's South Carolina lake levels from the National Weather Service Lake dark Hill 334.2 feet, about iV feet above normal pool. Lake Hartwell 663.4 feet, about 3 feet above normal pool. Lake Greenwood 441.0 feet, about Vt foot below full stage.

Lake Marion 76.2 feet, about feet below full stage. Lake Moultrie 73.4 feet, about 3 feet below full stage. Lake Murray 357.5 feet, about 2 feet below full stage. Lake 102.5 feet, about 2 feet above full stage. Lake Keowee 98.7 feet, about 1 feet below full stage.

they were advised of the signing of a "memo of understanding" by message from Trade Minister Alastair Gillespie, who is in Havana with a 27-member Canadian trade mission. The financing arrangements are being handled through the Canadian Export Development Corp. EDC. gave Kissinger its "complete proposal We have concluded our proposal." The Israelis want clear-cut Egyptian promises to end the state of war with Israel before it withdraws from the strategic Mitla and Gidi passes of Sinai, and the Abu Rudeis oilfield. DX 'eft Limit 1 per 5.00 order Rhodora Nursery LISBON, Portugal (AP) -Portugal's Communist party, reflecting rising confidence, Thursday suggested the ouster of centrists from the government and a crackdown on foreign correspondents.

Moving aggressively after what their rivals see as a strengthening of their position over the past 10 days, the Communists attacked the Popular Democratic party, members of the provisional government coalition since the revolution last April. In a statement the Central Committee of the party said it had "reservations" about Popular Democrats remaining in the cabinet because they have criticized the Communist party for totalitarian designs. Premier Vasco Conceives was still consulting with other parties on the reshuffling of his cabinet and it appeared almost certain that he would bring in a Communist-front group, the Portuguese Democratic Movement, to supervise growing state control of the, economy. Ouster of the Popular Democratic party, which models its program on the Swedish wel fare state, would leave Mario Soares' Socialist party as the most conservative group in the cabinet. Diplomatic sources said they had been told that the Popular Democrats had been assured of a place in the cabinet, but this could not be immediately confirmed.

Would Be Hanged HONG KONG (AP) Deposed Cambodian ruler Prince Norodom Sihanouk was quoted Thursday as saying that President Lon Nol and six other present or former Cambodian leaders will be hanged if they are captured. The Far Eastern Economic Review also reported in its March 28 issue that Sihanouk denies the United States has ever made any efforts to contact him or the Communist-led Khmer Rouge rebels and that he rejects any negotiated settlement in Cambodia. The Hong Kong-based weekly news magazine said Sihanouk's statements were in cables he sent from exile in Peking in response to a list of cabled questions. Fischer: No Match BERGEN, Netherlands (AP) World chess champion Bobby Fischer called off the $5 million title match scheduled for June with Soviet challenger Anatoly Karpov, a chess official reported. Florencio Campomanes of the Philippiines, whose country was to host the match, said Fischer had called from his home in Pasadena, Thursday and stated: "It's aU over.

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Residents of Oklahoma were warned of the high danger of grassland fires as temperatures soared into the 70s and 80s and combined with low humidities and winds up to 20 miles an hour. Showers also occurred in the Pacific Northwest as sunshine warmed the lower Mississippi Valley across the Southern Plains into the Southern Rockies. Midafternoon temperatures ranged from 84 at McAllen and Childress, and Garden City, to 23 at Butte, Mont. Some other afternoon readings included: Anchorage 12 cloudy, Boston 53 cloudy, Buffalo 40 cloudy, Chicago 59 clear, Cincinnati 63 clear, Cleveland 47 clear, Dallas 79 clear, Denver 66 clear, Detroit 52 clear. Mountains, Beaches MOUNTAINS: Friday sunny and warm with highs upper 70s.

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