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A-4 THE RECORD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1972 Brga CauWy. ta Je Shopping New Peak Area Bomb Called in IRA Terrorism i Weather 4 i-ii mxiv -r I .4 jfc Off: I i i lit'' 'toil Iff if in mi i ij National Weather Service forecast for northern New Jersey: Tonight, rain changing to or becoming mixed vith snow and sleet in northwest areas. Precipitation ending later tonight, with the low temperature ranging from the 20s inland to around 30 near the coast Tomorrow, fair and cold with a high in the 30s. Chance of precipitation: 80 per cent tonight, 20 per cent tomorrow. Winds will be northeasterly at 15 to 25 m.p.h.

tonight and northerly at 10 to 15 m.p.h. tomorrow. Visibility will be reduced to one to three miles or less during precipitation. Outlook for Thursday: fair and cold. for the violence fa its efforts to unite the British-controlled North with the Roman Catholic Irish Republic in the south.

A British army spokesman said the brewery truck was stolen by two gunmen in the Roman Catholic Falls Road area earlier in the day and parked in the busy shopping district with the bomb planted on it When the device exploded glass showered the area, a spokesman said. Screaming women ran from the scene with blood dripping from their faces and bodies. Police blamed the explosion on the IRA, which earlier in the day said people were not taking their bomb warnings seriously. "We urge people to show greater awareness of the seri ous danger involved in such action," the IRA said. In other violencein the province, a bomb destroyed a pharmacy in the Springfield Road area and 20 shots were fired at a mobile patrol near Newry.

No one was injured in either incident, a British army spokesman said. Gunmen robbed a bank of $15,000 in the Falls Road yesterday afternoon. King's Doing Better COPENHAGEN (UPI) The Danish Royal Court today reported improvement in the condition of King Frederick IX, stricken Monfay with a heart attack. A bulletin said the monarch's temperature had fallen, his heart function was much better, and his general condition was good. Return Set I For Mujib United Press International The new country of Bangla-.

desh took on a holiday mood today, celebrating the impend-, ing release of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, charismatic political leader and father of the 18-: day-old nation. Pakistan President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto told a crowd in Karachi yesterday that he would free Mujib, as he is popularly called, from house arrest in West Pakistan and let him return to his people. Bhutto did not set a date for Mujib's release, but said it would follow additional talks with the Bangladesh leader. In Dacca, the capital of the new country, thousands of cheering, shouting Bengalis poured into the streets in a spontaneous celebration of Bhutto's announcement. US.

Ships Remain WASHINGTON (UPI) The carrier Enterprise and the nine ships which accompa- nied it into the Indian Ocean during the India-Pakistan war are still in the area, sailing between Ceylon and the Mal-dive Islands, according to the Pentagon. Navy officers spec-, ulated the Enterprise would leave soon to make a port call since it is overdue for such a stop. EXPLOSION VICTIM A girl after being injured in a Belfast AP Photo is helped to an ambulance department store bombing. luruacnteX I I tin CJrL Israel Plans Attack, Arab Sources Say And Abroad United Press International The Beirut newspaper An a a said today it has learned Israel may attack Syria and Lebanon this month to strengthen its defensive position and grab land it can use later for bargaining. The newspaper, quoting dip- Sadat has said war is the only solution to the Arab-Israeli problem, but agreed recently to try once more for a peaceful solution.

The newspaper quoted its unidentified source as saying the Soviets have promised Egypt additional equipment Hlah Law Precipitation -B05 B15 Winnipeg Anchorage Juneau ALASKA 1 31 17 20 JS ABROAD Time Temp. Weather Ankara 3 p.m. 27 cldy Berlin 1 p.m. 34 cldy Dublin noon 39 cldy Moscow 5 p.m. 21 cldy New Delhi 5 p.m.

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64 pt. cldy Tokyo p.m. 41 clear SOUTH AMERICA Lima 7 a.m. 65 cldy Montevideo a.m. 77 cldy Rio da Janeiro 82 clear At Home Hlfk .41 a -3a .31 -44 .11 -34 12 -7 .43 -44 .54 -7 .50 Lew Precip itation V) 31 35 Albany Atlanta Boston Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Dallas Denver Detroit Honolulu Houston Las Vegai Los Angeles Memphis 30 it 25 a 04 15 70 54 37 41 30 70 14 B0J 45 05 25 35 32 27 .04 .35 .11 .01 Miami Beach Milwaukee Paul 05 New Orleans 75 Omaha 17 Philadelphia 45 Phoenix 53 Pittsburgh 41 Portland, Me.

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The 10-pound dynamite bomb planted on a stolen truck exploded in a narrow street jammed with women doing their marketing. Police said 63 persons were injured, 53 of them women and girls. A dozen of the injured were in hospitals today. Most were cut by flying glass. One of Worst Bombings A police spokesman said, "This was a cold blooded murderous attempt at killing innocent people." He said the pattern of the bombing was different in that no warning was given.

The bomb did not appear to be aimed at destroying a building like many of the bombs placed in the province in the past, an army spokesman said. The injury toll was one of the biggest in any single ex-plosion in more than two years of violence in Northern Ireland. Since the troubles began in August 1969, 206 persons, including civilians, soldiers and police have died in violence. The Irish Republican Army (IRA) claims responsibility Belgrade Bid May Capture Chess Match NEW YORK UPI The Yugoslavian capital of Belgrade has offered a high bid of $152,000 to be the site of next June's world championship chess match between Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union and Bobby Fischer. The U.

S. Chess Federation disclosed yesterday that 10 nations and five cities had competed in bidding that produced the largest cash prize offers in the i of tournament chess. Fischer, who defeated Ti-gran Petrosian of the Soviet Union last fall in Buenos Aires to reach the championship, said: "The bids were not bad they'll have to do." He declined further comment. Belgrade's offer does not mean it automatically will be named the host Both Fischer and Spassky will review the bids and submit their preferences. If they do not have the same first choices, negotiations will ensue, and if these prove fruitless, Dr.

Max Euwe, president of the World Chess Federation, will select the site, subject to one veto from each player. Other bids received were from Iceland, Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, Ar-g i Canada, Chicago, Brazil and The Netherlands, $80,000 each; West Germany, $92,000, and Greece, $52,000, among others. Road to Peking TOKYO An 18-member U.S. delegation arrived in Pe-: king yesterday to make technical arrangements for President Nixon's visit to China next month, the New China News Agency reported. The group is headed by Brig.

Gen. Alexander M. Haig deputy to presidential adviser Henry Kissinger. The members left Washington last Wednesday. They flew to Peking after a short stay in Shanghai.

Included in the group are representatives of the three U.S. television networks, Masterpiece Discovered MOSCOW (UPI) A masterpiece by 15th Century Florentine painter Andrea del Sarto has been found in the depository of the Heritage Museum Leningrad, the Soviet News agency Tass reported yesterday. Authenticity of the painting, "The Holy Family With John," has been confirmed by Soviet art expert Tatiana Fomicheva, who compared it with other paintings from the same series done by the artist presently in other museums. Fire Toll Rises SEOUL (UPI) The toll in the worst hotel fire ever increased to 162 dead today. Yu Sien-yung, a Formosan diplomat who was trapped in the burning Taeyongak Hotel for 10 hours, died early this morning of injuries.

Yu, 64, was minister of the Nationalist Chinese embassy in Seoul. He lived alone in the hotel. 1 a i sources in Kuwait, said the status quo would be maintained along the Suez Canal, where Egyptian and Israeli troops face each other across the waterway. The newspaper said Israeli forces would try to drive to one of the rivers in the south MORE) (FOR $5,000 OR (From the U. S.

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this data Low temp. Last yr. thli date 27 Record Temperature For This Day Highest 67 Yiar 1950 Lowest 12 Year 1958 ern section of Lebanon to secure a more defensible border. The newspaper said last week in a story from Cairo that Egyptian President Anwar Sadat postponed decisions to attack Israel in November and December. Name.

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