Red Deer Advocate from Red Deer, Alberta, Canada • 1

The Med Deem Advocate RED DEER, ALBERTA, MONDAY, JULY 17, 1972 10 CENTS CD CLOUDY, SHOWERS BEDDED DOWN FOR THE NIGHT dairy show cattle stabled in Kinex BTOnst uilty' i V. 't LIKE ANY OTHER DAY Lehman Israeli prosecutor asks life in prison Henry Phillips of Mount Advocate photo by Colvin Caldwell Campbell wants to talk to Trudeau about Hull r-f tween Hockey Canada and the NHL. The key to eligibility for the series was a clause in the agreement which reads: A player "must be signed by his respective NHL club for the 1972-73 season in order to participate, either in the games or the training camp. CAMP OPENS AUG. 13 Training camp for the Team Canada selectees opens in Toronto Aug.

13. Three years ago the players association insisted that no player go to training camp without first having signed a contract for the coming season and we (the NHL) agreed to it, Campbell said, noting that all players normally would have to be signed by Sept. 13. But this series has pushed training camp ahead one month this year. Hull has insisted that his new club the Jets will accept the responsibility if he should be injured playing against the Russians, but Campbell insists the exclusion of Hull has nothing to do with this responsibility.

Hes a contract jumper and we consider him under option to us until Sept. 30, he said. Under the reserve clause of standard NHL players contracts, the athlete is bound to one club until traded or given bis unconditional release. The Black Hawks are expected to enter into legal action soon to retain Hull's services. Ex ready to roll Time to put on your happy face MONTREAL (CP) Clarence Campbell of the National Hockey league says Prime Minister Trudeau has declined to meet with him to discuss the particlpatiorrof BJlJW" tlWT" in the Canada Russia hockey series scheduled for September.

Campbell, NHL president, said in an interview he received a message Monday from the prime minister's secretary indicating that Mr. Trudeau would not meet with the NIIL, the NHL Players Association, or representatives of Hockey Canada, in an attempt to resolve the issue. s-ri zmr' ble death sentence, while the fourth carries a 10-year jail term. ONLY EICHMANN DIED Only Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann, who was hanged 10 years ago, has been executed in Israel. Recently another military court commuted a death sentence passed on an Arab guerrilla to life imprisonment.

Reading out the verdict and the four charges on which Okamoto was indicted, the presiding judge of the three-man military tribunal, Abraham Frisch, said the accused and his two comrades turned the night of May 30 into a night of blood and death, The presiding judge said: The deeds have been proved beyond all reasonable doubt. They represent the offences of which he has been charged. 'Do you have medical viable U.S. Intelligence comes from NSA-monitored communications. He said he briefed then-vicepresident Hubert Humphrey on the Soviet tactical air force in 1967, and once listened to a tearful conversation between Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin and a Russian cosmonaut about to be killed during re-entry.

He said NSA analysis helped track down Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara in Bolivia. Soviet intelligence against the United States is less effective, Peck said in the article. They arent able to break our ad-v a ccomputer-generated scrambler system which accounts for most of the information we transmit, he said. for yawning dairy exhibitor souri, the beer garden in the new and distinctive Bavarian Building and die Casino put into operation at 6 oclock and run until midnight. A top-liner teen stomp was to begin at 8 oclock and alos continue til midnight.

Meanwhile, the final touches are being given to all other aspects of the Exhibition so that she entire show can be placed before the public with the opening of the fairgrounds gales at 1 p.m., Tuesday immediately after the colorful Exhibition parade. Governor General Holland Michenor, who will ride in the procession wi.h his wife and act as parade marshal, was flying from Winnipeg to Edmonton this afternoon and then trans- 7 is Activities for tilic 82nd annua Bed Deer Exhibition begin rolling this evening for a run to continue (he rest of the week. And officials are hoping for ideal weather in which to launch the Fair towards a roaring success with a spectacular parade through the downtown area Tuesday morning Working furiously throughout the day with scores of men and women, officials were determined to have a preview of the Exhibition going at 6 oclock today and thousands of Central Alberrans were expected to enjoy an early taste of some of the main features of the Fair. Plans called for having the large midway of Bill Dillards Myers Amusements from Mis Belfast women leave battle zone fer (o another aircraft for the shor. flight to the Red Deer Industrial Airport.

The vice-rcgal party was scheduled to arrive here early this evening, take in the fair in general Tuesday afternoon following the parade and then attend the evenings grandstand performance which will open at oclock with the daily North American pony chuckwagon races. Governor General Michcncr to declare the Exhibition officially opened during a brief ceremony in front of the grandstand following those, races. He also may recall some of die Red Deer exhibitions he attended while living here as a youth. And he is to present Governor-Generals medals to eight outstanding high school students from the Red Deer region The Exhibition parade, which is scheduled to hit the start of its route at 10 a.m., and requires more than a full hour to pass a given point, is being billed as one of the finest ever organized in Central Albcrla and is expected to attract tens of thousands of spectators. Throughout the five full Exhibition days, the fairground HAPPY FACE (Continued on Page 9) LOD, Israel (Reuter) Japanese Kozo Okamoto was sentenced today to life imprisonment for his part in the Lod airport massacre May 30 in which more than 100 persons were killed or injured.

The verdict of guilty was inevitable not only because of the overwhelming weight of material evidence produced during the trial last week but also in view of Okamotos open claim in court to responsibility for the attack by a three-man Japanese suicide squad. Okamoto alone survived, one of his companions dying when caught in cross-fire between the three, and another when a grenade blew off his hand. Okamoto was found guilty on all four charges: belonging to a group which opened fire and threw grenades, opening fire himself, throwing grenades himself and working for an illegal organization The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, an Arab guerrilla organization. The first three Carry a possi- Bomb shakes Forum MONTREAL (CP) An explosion under a parked truck carrying equipment for a concert by the Rolling Stones rock group shattered windows in apartment buildings and the Montreal Forum early today. The truck, which carried the slogan Lots get the show on the road was holed in the bottom.

He said he also had indications that U.S. reconnaissance planes had flown over China. KNOW WHERE SUBS ARE Referring to the Russians, he said: We know where their submarines are, what every one of their VIPs is doing and generally their capabilities and the disposition of all their forces. This information is constantly computer-correlated, updated and the operations go on 24 hours a day." Since the early 1960s, satellites capable of monitoring radio communications and taking pictures have eliminated the need for such flights, other sources said. In the article, the former analyst said that 80 per cent of all Both the prime minister and Health Minister John Munro sent telegrams to the three groups Friday asking them to find some way to include Hull a VeTcraif of 15 NHL seasons in the recently-formed Team Canada.

Hull recently signed a $3.5 million, multi-year contract with the World Hockey Association Winnipeg Jets. The left winger, who left Chicago Black Hawks of the NHL to move to Winnipeg, was chosen by Team Canada coach Harry Sinden for the Russian series, but ruled ineligible under an agreement be- tills year to 236 killed, already the worst since 232 died in sectarian battling in 1922. A land mine killed two British soldiers at Crossmaglen; a policeman and a civilian were shot in Belfast, and an 18-year-old youth died in a riot in Strabane. The Catholic women and children followed their priest, Rev. Jack Fitzsimmons, out of the Lenadoon Avenue area Sunday, claiming the armys show of force was endangering their lives.

The troops and gunmen of the Irish Republican Army have been squared off in the area since last Thursday. late it even with our second-party allies which the magazine says includes Canada by moni-t i their communications constantly. Asked whether the allies knew of the practice, the magazine quotes Pecks reply: Probably. In part were allowed to do it for Comsec purposes under NATO. Comsec is the U.S.' designation for the communications security organization responsible for codes and related intelligence security equipment, Stone said.

CHECK DIPLOMATS Ramparts said Peck acknowledged an agreement for "regular checking of security procedures but it quotes him as saying I know we also monitor Exhibition calendar TUESDAY a.m. Parade mustering at Armories. 10 a.m. Street parade. 12 noon Gates open.

1 p.m, Domestic exhibits open. Interbreed udder class. Holstein, Ayrshire, Jersey and Guernsey Show. Commercial exhibits open. 2 p.m.

Band competuion (infield) 7 p.m. Official opening of Exhibition. North American pony chuckwagon races. 8 p.m. Grandstand show.

vwnxvVSv -V RAMPARTS MAGAZINE SAYS: BELFAST (AP) Nearly 4,000 Roman Catholic women and children camped overnight in a football field after leaving their homes in a Belfast battle zone to protest the British armys occupation of the area. Five more deaths Sunday pushed Northern Ireland's toll Fischer wins REYKJAVIK (Reuter) -Bobby Fischer of the U.S. won the third game of the world chess title match against Russian Boris Spassky when the Soviet champion resigned today after 41 moves. The fact is that were able to break every code theyve got, understand every type of communications equipment and enciphering device they've got, he added. REFERS TO TREATY Marc Stone, a former Ramparts publisher, now working in New York City to promote the August issue of the magazine, said the article refers to a 1947 treaty signed by the United Stales, Canada, Britain, Australia and New Zealand.

The agreement provides for an interchange of information by the signatories, Peck said. Of course it doesn't work out this way. As it works out, the treaty is a one-way street. We vio Uncle Sam's intelligence evesdrops on friend and foe alike their diplomatic stuff constantly, The article said the U.S. is able to monitor allies communications because theyre all working with machines we gave them." Asked whether the United Stales makes surveillance flights over Russia, Peck replied: Routinely, as a matter of fact, over the Black Sea, down to the Baltic.

Our Strategic Air Force flics the planes, and we support them. By that I mean that we watch them penetrate the Soviet air space then analyse the Soviet reaction how everything from their air defence and tactical air force to the KGB reacts. In San Diego, a man who said he was Peck, 26, refused to give his real name but said he was employed by NSA for 3a years after joining the air force in 1966. lie said he was on vacation. The Ramparts article said live United States monitors every government in the world, including its allies, and listens in on all transatlantic telephone calls to or from the U.S., even those by private citizens.

As far as the Soviet Union is concerned we know the whereabout at any given time of all its aircraft, exclusive of small private planes, and its naval forces, including its missile-firing submarines, the former analyst said in the article. Meade, would not respond to the article entitled U.S. Espionage: A Memoir. The article, appearing in the August issue of the magazine which went on news-stands today, is based on an interview with a man said lo bo a former NSA analyst. The former analyst, identified by a spokesman for the magazine as Winslow Peck, a pseudonym, is quoted as saying flights over Russian territory are made routinely by jets which climb high enough to reach the edge of outer space.

DENY FLIGHTS Knowledgeable sources other than the defence department denied that U.S. reconnaissance planes fly over Russia. SAN FRANCISCO (CP-AP) -Government officials have declined comment on a Ramparts magazine article which says U.S. intelligence can pinpoint the location of Soviet military and space craft and monitor every transatlantic telephone call. The magazine also suggests that Canada is not receiving its fair share of material under an intelligence-sharing agreement signed with the United States in 1947 and that the U.S.

monitors Canadian diplomatic and other security communications. The Western White House in San Clemente, the defence department In Washington and a spokesman for the National Security Agency at Fort Vt -V- A.