The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 83

3 i-nday, July 7, 1972 THE DAILY OKLAHOMA Brasil'77' Castro Statement Pane! Told To Promote New Album News Quiz Lens Needs Investigation 0 Soviets Hints At Dissatisfaction Want Ads 235-6722 By William L. Ryan How well up on the news arc you? The follow-; questions cover some of the mnjor events ol the past week. If you get two-thirds or more correct, you can bo considered well-informed. Answers will bo in Monday's Oklahonian. AP Special Correspondent The communique ending Capitol Hiii Fiorisf 634-3368 Sll Western 30 day charge HAHN-COOK Street Draper FLOWER SHOP New Store Hrs.

Howard Bros. Florists 2525 S. ROBINSON CALL 235-6456 Cemetery Monuments STONE ETERNAL DEALER Anita Bryant and Ed McMahon at the Stars and Stripes Show. Deaths and Funerals 4 RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) "Propagandawise, music has been more important for Brazil than coffee." It is Sergio Mendes speaking, using the colloquial English he has picked up during his years in the United States. The music star now lives most of the year in California.

He is winding up his annual rest at home in Brazil. Next week in Montreal his group, called "Sergio Mendes and the Brasil '77," opens a month long tour of Canada and the United States. Brazilian Album Released One of his aims is to promote an album which he admits may be "too Brazilian" for his own good. The record, called "Primal Roots," was released internationally a few days ago. Besides Portuguese lyrics there are voodoo chants in African dialects.

"This is something I've wanted to do for a long time," Mendes said in his penthouse suite at the Co-pacabana Palace Hotel. It's the Teal Brazilian thing. No gimmicks. "I know it's sort of noncommercial. But I hope it will sell." African Instruments "Primal Roots" uses African-inspired instruments still- played in Brazilian samba clubs.

The record is more- polished than the street samba heard during Brazil's Carnival, but it is a far cry from the slick U.S.-style arrangements of Mendes' previous albums. Mendes gained note in the United States six years ago when his "Brazil '66" brought Brazilian hits such as "Mais Que Nada" and "Chove, Chuva" to the ears of U.S. record buyers for the first time. "Brazil '77" has four other men and two women. One female vocalist is American; everyone else is Brazilian.

Mendes recently did a 514-week tour of Japan. "The Japanese are very romantic people," he says. "They dig the rhythms of Brazilian music despite the differences in our Anth Kj wpc-TEDki The State 1. It's another capacity crowd at the annual Stars and Stripes Show in Oklahoma City as the nation marks it's (what number?) birth day. Fill in blank.

2. Dr. Bruce. Carter, Gov. Hall's special on education, is named interim president of what college? 3.

Closing of a plant will cost jobs at Norman. What did plant produce? 4. Credentials committee orders that two (a) young people; (bj Negroes or (c) Indians be -added to the 4th district's Democratic National Convention delegation. 5. Two Oklahoma City teen-acers are found VI 8-3744 4004 Grand Blvd" ological war but is, in fact, a weapon in itself for dealing with the Americans.

The communique said the two agreed that Soviet measures have been "practical steps to promote world peace and vigorous actions aimed at excluding the use ot force from the solution of controversial issues." Translation: World peace, which by Marxist-Leninist doctrine cannot be assured while "imperialism" exists, is best served by avoiding risks of confrontation in a nuclear age and by carrying on the struggle by other means. The communique says: "Solidarity ot all revolutionary democratic forces of our time with Socialist countries is an indispensable condition for the successful struggle against imperialism and any division among the anti-imperialist forces can only play into the hands of imperialism and damage the people's struggle." Translation: Communist parties cannot hope to come to power anywhere without following the Soviet pattern, and those who deviate in any way, whether Castroite or China-style, damage long-term chances for world revolution. The communique says Soviet-Cuban relations are based on principles of "So-c i a 1 i internationalism facilitating a "mutual exchange of experience in every sphere of Socialist and Communist construction." Translation: Soviet-Cuban relations are based on the fact of life that Moscow supplies the economic and military wherewithal for the Havana regime's survival. Therefore, the principle of "Socialist applies, meaning Castro had better acknowledge 's right to call the shots in the world revolution if he knows what's good for him. The communique did say the talks were held in a "friendly and comradely atmosphere" and failed to use the word "frank," which would connote disagreement, as it did on Castro's last visit in 1964.

However, while some might interpret this as meaning that everything went swimmingly at the talks, it could also be thai by now the Kremlin is aware that "frank" as a code word has had its cover blown. Mrs. Jessie E. J0O0 NW 33. Survives by son Arlo Scogoin Coshocton, Ohio.

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3654 U. Fidel Castro's visit to Moscow is a good example of the uses of Aesopian language, the jargon used to cloak meaning. The statement iails to dispel a suspicion that Moscow still is dissatisfied with the prime minister's track record in Havana. The communique seemed, in fact, an assertion by the Russians that they are not required to explain their foreign policy to clients who should will- NEWS ANALYSIS ingly accept the idea that "Big Brother knows best." Castro probably wanted explanation and assurance with regard to current Soviet postures toward the United States in the light ol President Nixon's visit. The communique suggests that Castro had to bow to superior Russian wisdom.

The volatile "jefe Maximo" maximum chief has been a big and expensive headache to his Soviet benefactors, who are edgy about how he uses their economic aid, and annoyed by his claims to leadership of the "liberation" movement in latin America. The communique abounded in Aesopian language. Castro agreed, the statement said, that "the existence of the Soviet Union, its might and its vigorous foreign policy play an outstanding part in the people's liberation struggle." Translation: has told Castro it is incorrect for any Communist to suggest that the Kremlin is laggard in its support of world revolution, despite what pro-Chinese and other Communist dissenters might allege. The communique as transmitted by Tass said that "the Cuban side highly assessed the principled, internationalist class policy of the Soviet Communist party and government which combines the struggle for asserting principles of peaceful coexistence with firmly rebuffing aggressive machinations of imperialism and reaction." Translation: At least lor the time being Castro is constrained to accept the Kremlin's explanations of its policy toward Washington. The explanation is that peaceful coexistence implies no truce in the ide- slain near (n) El Paso; (b) Fort Worth or -(c).

HEPWORTH DCIG Cargo Door Changes Sought After Accident WASHINGTON (AP) -Investigation of the sudden decompression of a jet airliner high above Windsor. June 12 resulted Thursday in a demand for greater cargo door security on the Douglas DC10 wide-body t.rijet. The National Transportation Safety Board asked the Federal Aviation Administration to require modification of the DC10 cargo door locking system to make it physically impossible to position the external locking handle and vent door to their normal door-locked positions unless locking pins are fully engaged. Iwo Policemen Shot by Nude OSAKA. Japan (AP) Two policemen stopped Yukio Shimizu, 2S, as he walked nude today in downtown Osaka.

He snatched a revolver from one of them and shot them both in the stomach, officials reported. Other police arrested Shimizu, but he gave no explanation for his nude walk. His two victims were in serious condition. The police said they would investigate the incident further before preferring charges. 184 Pilots Ready SAN CARLOS, Calif.

(AP) One hundred eighty-four women fliers will take off from the San Carlos airport Friday morning in the 1972 Powder Puff Derby. Wallace Drops From Program NEW YORK (AP) NBC News announced in New York that Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace has withdrawn from a special "Meet the Press" program Sunday featuring Demo-c a i presidential contenders. McGovern, Humphrey, Sens.

Edmund S. Muskie of Maine, Henry M. Jackson of Washington and Rep. Shirley. Chisholm of New York are scheduled to appear.

Sniper Escapes HENDERSON, v. (AP) A sniper using a high-powered rifle fired into the National Guard armory here and escaped into hills south of town, authorities said. Reds' Space Team Visits SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) A 25-m ember team of Soviet Space experts arrives here today to start ironing out final details with an American team on plans for a joint U.S.-Russian space flight. The delegation was to meet with the American team at 3 p.m. to exchange proposals regarding the planned joint space mission.

The first formal working session will be Friday. New Pills Made HONG KONG (AP)-China is producing now drugs from traditional Chinese herbs and manufacturing them in Western-style pills, an American research scientist just back from China said today. Impeachment Voted in Chile reeled by Harm-Cook, street- Draoer Funeral directors. Memorl-School7 m3d Tcrcsa LeCRONE Robert Frank. Clearwater, Flo B.

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WASHINGTON (AP) -A Senate subcommittee was told Thursday that the soft eye contact lens does not necessarily assure visual bliss. Dr. Sidney Wolfe, an associate of Ralph Nader, said the only soft lens approved by regulators for public sale should be withdrawn from the market until "there is a thorough review of safety and efficacy data which includes the most recent findings." Wolfe also told a small business subcommittee on government regulations that there should be an investigation of the entire soft lens industry "for apparent conflict of interest" in evaluating and marketing the product. Company Offers Stock Wolfe alleged that one company in the field offered stock and stock options to doctors and clinicians asked to evaluate its lens. The information from these men could contribute to the findings submitted to the Food Drug Administration which must approve 1he product for sale.

One university, Wolfe continued, had several faculty members involved with a company's product, through stockholdings, and had an FDA contract to evaluate one aspect of the lens' potential danger. As to the merits of the lens, FDA commissioner Dr. Charles Edwards said "despite certain potential risks in the maintenance involved, and other disadvantages" the soft lens has a potential for broader use. Senator Surprised Sen. Thomas Mclntyre, D-N.

subcommittee chairman, said he was surprised to learn soft lens wearers had to boil their lens every night, should keep their finger nails short so as not to tear the lens, should not use hair spray, had to wash their hands with nonoily soap and wipe their hands on lint-free towels before handling the lens. Some 50,000 pairs of soft lenses made by Baush-Lomb have been sold since FDA approval was granted March 13, 1971. Several other companies have applied for FDA approval. In other testimony Dr. Stephen D.

Bruck of the National Institutes of Health said he felt the soft lens need more testing. Dr. Neal Bailey, a private practicing optometrist and a professor on the subject at Ohio State University, and Wolfe generally agreed that their studies showed that up to 30 per cent of the soft lens wearers gave them up on grounds it did not improve their visional clarity. Downed Pilots Saved af Sea SAIGON (AP) Two U.S. Air Force pilots were rescued at sea Wednesday after their F4 Phantom jet was hit by a surface-to-air missile on a bombing mission over the North Vietnamese port of Haiphong.

The Air Force reported today that Capt. Mike Van Wagenen, of Seattle, the pilot, said four of the Soviet-built SAM missiles were fired at his plane and he was able to dodge three of them but Ihe fourth hit. "It blew out one engine and the instruments and shattered the canopy," Van Wagenen said. "I put our remaining engine on afterburner and headed out to sea." Over the Gulf of Tonkin, the crippled F4 began to falter and Van Wagenen and his weapons systems operator, Maj. Earl Johnson, of Bakersficld, were forced to eject.

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Citing family obligations, the director of President Nixon's re-election campaign resigns. Name him. 2. Death comes at 95 for Joseph Fielding Smith, lender of what church? 3. Supreme Court rules the death penalty (is or isn't) unconstitutional.

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Garrison i rlday, Garrison jrieral Home 333.313; HANDY Maty Jam bFi? El'scn Crash Kills Crew of 10 3S0 Brocklin 5. Two pirates and a passenger are killed aboard a jetliner at the airport in (what city?) Fill in blank. The World 1. In an effort to get the world championship chess match between Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky under way, a (what nationality?) banker adds 5130,000 to the prize list. Fill in blank.

2. Pentagon papers indicate the British "bugged" a premier who visited their nation in 19G7. Name the visitor. MATTHEWS Miles O. 1113 CamDbell Road Aoa 3.

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Monday. lay, MITCHELL 1 named to be prime minis- 3. Kakuei Tanaka ter of whnt nation? ROWAN JMI NWMjd Ter. inson CoujMy'fmorial verland Park. Kansas, II ft Funeral Hurts Brazil Merchants SAO PAULO, Brazil (AP) So far, this is the winter that never came.

Winter starts in the southern hemisphere as summer begins, in the northern. July is usually une of the coldest months. This city of six million, 2,700 feet high, has a reputation throughout Brazil for its merciless winters. But so far the usual 35-degrec temperatures, have given way to sunny 80-de-gree days. That's disastrous to many businesses.

A clothier says: "I bought 516,000 worth of winter clothes and so far I've sold only half of what I should have by this time." A clothing supplier observes: "Lots of merchants have clothes ready to display but no one to sell them to." His sales dropped 30 per cent. The weatherman thinks this year's winter, even if late, will be longer than usual. Rotary Engine Eyed TOKYO (AP) Nissan Motor Co. said today it plans to install a rotary engine production line at its Yokohama plant by the fail of 1973. Stevenson Says No to Job Offer CHICAGO (CDN) Sen.

Adlal E. Stevenson today flatly ruled out any chance that he might serve as a new, "compromise" chairman for Illinois' strife-torn delegation to the Democratic National Convention. Trial Ordered BRISBANE, Australia (AP) Howard Christopher Thomas, 24. a waiter from Sydney, was committed for trial today on a charge of murder in the death of Joseph Mosura, 28, of Midland, Pa. mav be made to Oklahoma r-ounoation em.

'J S3. r. M. Services 19 Presidential Curb Backed WASHINGTON (AP) Both Sen. George Mc-Govern and Son.

Hubert Humphrey pledged separately to abide by the procedures of a Senate-passed bill limiting presidential power to commit U.S. troops overseas, if elected president. The commitments had been requested by Sens. Fred R. Harris, 1 a and Vance Hartke, D-Ind.

Conservatives Losing Support LONDON (AP) Confidence among British voters in the Conservative government slumped massively in the past month, an opinion poll reported today. The findings by the Opinion Research Center, published in the London Evening Standard, said the popularity of thr opposition Labor party had soared from a 4 percentage point lead over the Conservatives in June to 13 points now. Litton Charges Copy Monopoly NEW YORK (AP) Xerox Corp. say- it has been sued by two subsidiaries of Litton Industries. in two separate actions charging Xerox with trying to monopolize trade in office copiers.

PARMETER filackwelder. SelV 4. Pirate is slain by jet passenger after the plane lands at (a) Saigon; (b) Manila or (c) Honolulu. 5. High-level meetings result in new agreement between South Korea and what otlicr nation? The Sports Scene 1.

Bob Seagrcn shatters the world record in what sports event? 2. The U. S. Open Gol Championship for women is won by a former Oklahoma resident. Name her.

3. A slot on the U. S. decathlon squad for the Olympics is earned by Jeff Bennett. He attends college fe Oklahoma.

Which coHcrc? 4. Evonne Goolagong and Chris Evert clash in eagerly-awaited tennis match. Who won? 5. St. Louis Cardinal pitcher who formerly hurled for the Oklahoma City 89ers is out tor the season following a game injury.

Name Mm. LAS PALM AS, Canary Islands (AP) A passen-gerlcss DCS of the Spanish airline Aviaco crashed into the sea early today near the Canary Islands killing all 10 crew members aboard, the Spanish air force command announced. A spokesman said the jet lost contact with the Las Palmas control tower while heading for a final approach on a flight from Madrid to pick up charter passengers for a flight to Hamburg, Germany. Black Summit Call Considered DETROIT (AP) NAACP officials are not sure they'll accept a call for a black summit meeting to discuss united opposition to President Nixon's re-election. The summit call came Wednesday from the Rev.

Jesse Jackson, Chicago civil right leader. Heroin Traffic Being Curbed WASHINGTON (AP) The federal government reports encouraging progress in its efforts to combat heroin traffic in 33 U.S. cities. Atty. Gen.

Richard Klcindionst said Wedncs-dny that 900 suspected heroin pushers have been nr-rcsted in recent weeks, 90 per cent in a 10-day period ending Tuesday. el ot Hunter Funeral Home, inter--ment Sunny Lane Cemetery. Cleo. 7lj s. Olie.

Services Frldii" Fimerai Home. Interment Sunn- funenl Directors FIIMCDAt unite 13 Ale Deoot Watts Funeral Home JEFF R. WATTS Z- SANTIAGO. Chile (AP) The lower house of Congress approved impeachment legislation Wednesday night against Interior Minister Hornan del Can-1o, suspending him from the cabinet of President Salvador Allendc. The bill goes to the Senate, which can confirm or reject it, but the opposition has a majority in both houses.

T)M Canto is accused by the right-wing National and Democratic Radical parties of acting arbitrarily in ordering the detention of a journalist and in helping import air freight from Cuba without customs inspection. The Stumper Ceaetery lori In Garden Garden of inspire- I LOTS RESTHAVEN. CHEAP or down and is per montn -No Interest lo My. GR KISM The iuiis-awuHed Suprcmu Court ruling on the constitutionality of the death penalty held particular importance for the men on Death Rows across the nation. As of the date of the ruling, how many men faced death sentences in Oklahoma? Answers Monday Firms Combined MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Piper.

Jaffray Hopwood Inc. announced Wednesday that it has completed the acquisition of Northwest a Scattlo-ba'sed New York Stock Exchange member firm. ledge Notices WILLIAM 5. PHINNEV. ass:.