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Daily News from New York, New York • 289

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IN THE NATION A Check en Soviets Washington. June tS (UPIl A special intelligence ami has been created to check on adher Metcalf Climbs Rigging Washington. June (LTD Sen. Lre Mrinlf (D-Monl), charged today that corporate ence by the Soviet Union to the CI election in the United Slate are "a rigyed as election jn he Soviet Union." The outcome is as predictable," ne added. The accent ptnjritic propaganda i a self-serving.

The flaw is secrecy. The remedy dis- The arms control agreement President Nio in Moscow, the Stale Department said tAy. A spokesman. Charles W. Bray 3d.

sail: "Oven the importance of the subject, the admaiotraUoo would be anxious to ensure that the results of technical means of verification are adequately coordinated and considered. To this end. a committee has been set up within the intelligence community." Cray declined to supply specific information. Bobby Off to Ploy Ijos Angeles, June (API American challenger Bobby Fischer has left Los Angeles for his CI Metcalf closure." Metcalf aid the proxies of a few key institutional investor decide such election. Even if an opposition candidate get on the ballot, communicating with voting storkhoiders in order to campaign for election is "difficult or impossible," Metcalf added.

Lang Cancer: 2 Causes Philadelphia. June 28 (AD A radiation physicist said today world champion chess scries la Reykjavik. Ice-land, local sources said to- I day. The sec re- tive spent week font La prepar- I yT ll inf 1 maunes, sex a rxr suit Sunday njaT that radioactivity from nuclear testing and cigarel smoking contributed to a dramatic increase in lung cancer in Japan and the United States after World War II. The physicist.

Ernest J. Stemgl, of the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, said lung cancer rates decreaed before and during the war, despite increases in industrial pollution here and in Japan. Que Sierra, Que Sierra Topcka. June 2 (APj Sierra Club representatives of nine Midwest, Southwest and Mountain states will meet with national officers of the conservation organisation in Denver July 13 and 15 to study the states air finality statute. Ron Itaveter, Kana Sierra Club chairman, said today.

champion, Boris sne Spassky of Russia. Find Mocker's Jacket Peru, IndL. June 2 (UPI) A farmer found a jacket today believed to be that of a mauvg hijacker who bailed out of a jetliner Saturday carrying a million dolors ransom money. The money was found Monday. The hijaker probably i dead.

according la statement by the pilot and co-pilot of the Amenran A braes 2 from which he jumped. Slate poll sasJ I- jacket was f.nd in a cornfield at the soMh rod of Grissom Air Force Base. IN THE WORLD Raps Euromart Terms Urge Switch on Opium Ankara. June (UPI I More titan 100 members of the dominant Justice Party proposed to day that Turkey Vienna, June 2 (API British labor Parly leader Harold Wil.S son. in a sp-eeh before the Congress of the Socialist Inter-! national, said today that Britain's into the Kuropean Common Market on the term negotiated by tJie Tory go ernm-Bt like amputating a leg.

He sa4, the price Common Market ha ev acted frxm Britain would renounce a deci-s i to stop i und processing opium by Iec. 31. They said former Premier i a i ro banned opium under pressure fmm President Nivon and that this step harmed the live the nation's industrial ev pansion. Mao Greets Sirimavo Kris Mao and Tokyo. Jm (API Th-tunf had "a sincere Prime Mini.

talk" wi ter. Sirimavo Ilandaranaike in Peking the New China news agency re-ported. Mrs, Ban daranaike. prime minister of Sri I-anka. formerly Cey-In.

caj.cd a Mao's residence where the Pom-mnitt Party chairman fa- Baadaranaike i 1. I rV.lt.rn 1, lihood of 70.000 farmers who raise the opium poppy as a cash rrop. Krini announced a total ban on opium growth and production last June, ending 10 years of negotiation bet seen Ankara and Washington. Washington considered such a ban vital in it campaign to cut off the flow of heroin, processed from opium into the Intted Slates. Connolly in Combo Phnom Penh.

Cambodia, Jane (CPU Presidential envoy John B. Connally arrived in Cambodia under heavy security today to brief President Lon Xol on U.S. foreign policy in the wke of President Niton's summit talks in Moscow and Peking. Connally planned to leave for Singapore later. Air traffic at the Phnom Penh airport was shut down for to hour for Connally' arrival.

France Testing Again Pari. June 2 (UPlt France has resumed nuclear atmospheric testing in the South Pacific despite vigorous prole by several nations that the environment may be endangered, the French Press Agency said today. In a report from Tahiti. said the Irst nuclear warhead device was detonated Sunday In the vicinity of Mururoa atoll fMKj miles southwest of Tahiti. Pctltes, Juniors, Misses' end Wc men's Below Manufacturer's Original Wholesale Price Special Purchases Manufacturer's Close outs end Samples Many 1-of-a-Klnd New Shipments Arrive Daily Ensembtes, 1,2,3 Pleco Long end Short Dresses Pant Suits, Short Sets, Beech wear, Rompers Etc Etc, Etc agency said.

1s was the frt rcfwirSed meeting between MOj a isitiig head of gwreromefst iiirff recent report IKat it'ier graveljp ill or dtimg, Tie agry said Premier Clu F-L; atsa at the meeting. Jlit. Bandaranaike and her parte ar-, rl it on an c( foetal A on Sumlay. I Another China Buff Tokyo. Jine I (API Chsa and have agreed to estab- OowirtanC wtlertl ttmum.

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