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Daily News du lieu suivant : New York, New York • 68

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00 IN THE NATION IN THE WORLD 2. Nixes Debate on Subs 'A Cargo of Discredit' "Washington, March 20 AP) Arab Sees 1 00-Yr. War Tunisian President Habib Bour-guiba' said today that the Middle East crisis would go on "for 100 more years' be Sfn. Edward M- Kennedy U-Mass.) said today the ship bring- Chase for Reserves Washington, March 20 AP) Moving to strengthen its re-reserve forces, the Air Force announced today an early discharge program for pilots, navigators and airmen who agree to join an Air National Guard or reserve unit. Under the program, called Operation Chase, men who have served one year of active duty can apply for release if they vol i cs in? iirsi load of Rho- leian chrome ore to tne mi-ed States since London, March 20 (UPI) A Labor Party member of Parliament called today for a debate on reports that Britain has sold two submarines to Israel, but House of Commons Speaker Selwyn Lloyd refused the request.

Labor-ite Andrew Faulds said the matter is being considered by the Foreign Office, and members of Parliament should have a chance to express their views. He added that the supply of arms to any Middle East country "is likely to exacerbate a highly charged situation. A Call for Just Peace PALL MALL lilllJI Hill's yet milder 1 Wm will unload cause the Arabs suffer from a military in-inferiority complex toward Is-rael. In an interview with Beirut's An Na-har newspaper, Bourguiba said, "Every time we study a settlement to the Middle East unteer to put two years in the reserves for every year their ft alo tremendous cargo of remaining active duty. ki A- American discredit.

Under (Vk wreece may uer ieTS a Senate amend seV Washington, March 20 (UPI) The United States is negotiating an agreement to sell about 36 Bourgouiba ment last September. Ken-nedy said, the I'nitod a es Kennedy problem, the one we find it worse than before it. This situa 1 v. Mm Turkey is concerned about the Middle East conflict as a threat to world peace and wishes to see joins Portugal ami ooum as the only nations breaking a it end in justice, United Nations ban on trade witn a ation where 2.10.000 whites Turkish Pre dominate the lives of million Phantom Jet Fighter Planes to Greece, Assistant Secretary of State Joseph J. Sisco said today.

Sisco made the disclosure while testifying before a House sub-c in ittee in support of blacks. mier Nihat Erim said yesterday. Speaking to the Afro-Asian nations at the United Nations, Erim also referred to Cyprus. He said that Turkey "wishes a 4 BS. IZ I tion could go on for 100 more years." The Tunisian leader said he did not think war would break out "because the Arabs suffer from an inferiority, complex toward her (Israel) and because modern American weapons and know-how are at Israel's disposal.

Sorry, Brother-in-Law Bonn, March 20 (Special) Economics and Finance Minister Karl Schiller placed on indefinite leave today his brother-in-law, Prof. Eberhard Machens, as head of the Federal Institute for Soil Research. Schiller appointed Machens without telling all of the Bonn cabinet of their relationship. Although Chancellor Willy Brandt backed Machens as properly qualified, Machens asked to be relieved as a result of enduring heavy pressure by protesting institute personnel. Russ Braley Your Move, Boris Amsterdam, March 20 (AP) The International Chess Federation decided today that the world title match champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union and his U.S.

challenger, Robert Fischer, will begin in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, on June 22. With the title goes $138,500 in prize money, 72'i 1 to the winner. Burnside. March 20 UPI Dock workers unloaded 25.000 tons of Rhodesian chromium re from the Argentine vessel Santos Vega in the Mississippi River today despite protests by blacks that the cargo violated a United Nations ban on trade with Rhodesia. A Jet Bedtime Urged Washington, March 20 (UPI Two congressmen said today that they would introduce in the House a bill to direct a study into the feasibility of curfews for planes at all of the nation's airports.

Reps. Benjamin S. Rosenthal and Abner J. Mik- va D-111.) said their measure would establish a nine-member commission and give it six months to return its findings. They cited a noise-abatement curfew during normal sleeping hours on jet traffic at National Airport in Washington and a similar curfew at Los Angeles.

the administra-tion's proposed aisco $2.15 billion foreign military aid budget. Specific amounts of aid for Greece have not been made public, but Rep. Wayne Hays (D-Ohio) said military grants and credit sales funds for the Athens government were up 50 over last year in spite of a congressional ban on aid to that military regime. Ohio Pen Cons Strike Columbus, Ohio, March 20 (AP) Ohio Penitentiary Warden Harold J. Cardwell said today the entire prison population is on strike because of prisoners demands for $1.25 minimum wage and grievance board.

Cardwell said, he had talked to prisoners twice but has not scheduled meetings because of their insistence that Howard John Tonte, a figure in a 1968 prison riot, be longer taste v. i i that Enm would allow both Turkish and Greek Cypriot communities to live in harmony on the island. On an official visit to the United States, Erim meets President Nixon today. Strike Widens Bogota, Colombia, March 20 (UPI) The Colombian Federation of Educators ordered its members today to join a walkout of 35,000 high school teachers which started Feb. 21.

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