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TPTffTTTT 11 4 ft it The West's Oldest Founded 1849 121st Year, Issue No. 280 1 Four Sections SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1970 40 Pages Price 10 Cents goes si ou State praised Film makers entertained in create man nun' Envoy still missing Protest backdrop for Nixon By JIM HOYLE Gov. David F. Cargo extolled the Land of Enchantment Monday at a press conference for West Coast movie writers and photographers and then invited them to lunch with him in his private dining room in the Capitol. The governor reviewed the record of the New Mexico Film Commission and Lou Gasparini, chairman of the film commission, said that gubernatorial candidates Bruce King and Pete Domenici were enthusiastic over New Mexicos role in the film industry and added I can assure veu that they will follow in the footsteps of Governor Cargo.

Cargo said made-in-New-Mexico movies have had a tremendous impact on the states economy and recounted that 14 major movies have already been made in the state this year with more scheduled to be completed by January. The governor also disclosed that the Warner Brothers film Flap, starring Anthony Quinn and produced by Jerry Adler, Cutbacks termed suicidal 5 LOS ALAMOS (AP)-The Nixon administration, says Democratic Sen. Joseph M. Montoya, seems almost intent upon committing technical suicide in federal research and development cutbacks. will have a special premiere Nov.

19 in Albuquerque with all proceeds going to a $75,000 scholarship fund for Indian students. Quinn will make a personal appearance at the premiere which will be held at the Cinema East Theater in Albuquerque. At $100 a seat, said Adler, we expect at least $75,000 for the showing. Cargo said the scholarships would be available to Indians who wish to pursue careers in any of the creative arts, including the cinema. He also said a board of directors would be, named to administer the fund, including Adler, Dr.

William! To blindly slash and cut atMcConne11 of the Boad of E(JU' cational Finance, and two In- dians to be appointed by the governor. Flap was filmed in New Mexico last year at several locations, including the Santa Clara and Santo Domingo Indian pueb- structure is to turn New Mexico into an economic the senator told a audience of about 100 Monday night. The 12th largest city in the KANSAS CITY (AP) President Nixon is fashioning the taunts and jeers of youthful hecklers into part of the politi- cal weaponry as he campaigns for Republicans battling to take over Democratic seats in the Senate. His targets today: Tennessee, Indiana and North Carolina. Shouting knots of protesters have provided a backdrop for the Nixon law and order message at every stop so far on his six-state campaign swing, and the President is telling voters to retort with Republican ballots in the Nov.

3 elections. I say dont answer in kind, Nixon declared. You dont have to shout four letter obscenities On Nov. 3 in the quiet of the polling booth consider the candidates, consider their record the year around and if the candidate has given encouragement to, has condoned lawlessness and violence and permissiveness, then, you know what to do. That waVNlxtms advice Monday to a campaign crowd in Columbus, Ohio.

At a wind-swept rally in Grand Forks, N.D., he urged, the great silent majority of this country to stand up and be counted Remember, the four letter word that is the most powerful of all the four letters in the admission was by demonstrators Nixon EDITOR FOR THE DAY Miss Robin Dechert served as editor of The New Mexican today in observance of the annual Kiwanis Youth Day. Robin, senior at Santa Fe Preparatory School, is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Peter Dechert. Pictured with Robin is Jean Bradfute who is wire service editor for The New Mexican and also wears a number of other hats in the editorial department.

(Photo by Tom McKinnon) NEW U. A. R. PRIME MINISTER Dr. Mahmoud Fawzi, a veteran diplomat and personal advisor to the late President Gamal Abdel Nasser, was named prime minister to the United Arab Republic.

The 70-year-old Fawzi was appointed to the post by President Anwar Sadat. (AP Wirephoto) Faivzi picked for high post By The Associated Press Informants in Cairo say Presilt will also be used as a pilot dent Anwar Sadat has chosen Mahmoud Fawzi, for! this wasteland, worried persons state derives most of its salaries los. from the huge Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, where the atomic bomb was developed more than 25 years ago. "A dangerous precedent has been set, Montoya said. Work that is important to the wellbeing and security of the entire Western world has been dealt a Police fvarn thieves MONTREAL (AP) With; overwhelming parliamentary' support, the government continued Canadas biggest manhunt today or the terrorist murderers of Quebec Labor Minister Pierre Laporte, There was no new information on James R.

Cross, the kidnaped British trade commissioner, but the Quebec government renewed its offer of amnesty for his kidnapers in exchange for his safe return. His captors, a different cell of the Quebec Liberation Front from the cell that kidnaped and killed Laporte, made no reply. Applause came from all sections of the House of Commons in Ottawa Monday as Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau vowed to subdue the terrorist threat and explained why he revived the War Measures Act on Friday, putting soldiers under police command with almost unlimited arrest and detention powers. Then the governments leader in Commons, Allen MacEachen, stifled most of any remaining oppositon to Trudeaus action by announcing that new legislation to replace the War Measures Act would be introduced within a month. The House endorsed the governments action 190 to 16, with the only dissenting votes coming from the New 'Democratic party.

Four New I Democrats broke party lines and voted with the majority. I Soldiers and police pushed their roundup of members of the Quebec Liberation Front, or FLQ, the terrorist organization which kidnaped Cross and Laporte in Montreal and murdered the latter last Saturday. Quebec Province was virtually sealed otf from the rest of Canada. Military and police helicopters ranged over Montreal, Canadas largest city, and automobiles were stopped at random for identification checks. By early today, authorities had made 1,627 raids in Quebec and arrested 341 persons since Friday.

In St. Hubert, six miles south I of Montreal officers found a deserted house in which they said Laporte was held for a week, 'then murdered. It was a green-and-w'hite clapboard bungalow 'about three-quarters of a mile from the airport parking lot jwhere his body was found late Saturday night, a bullet wound I in the head. Bloodstains on the floor of the -house matched Laportes blood police said, and a green work shirt Laporte wore when he was abducted Oct. 10 was in the house.

Detective Sgt. Albert jLisacek of the provincial police said the house was the hideout for the Chenier cell of the FLQ, which claimed responsibility for Laportes abduction. 1-day Meson strike ends with contract LOS ALAMOS A one-day strike which halted construction at the Los Alamos Meson Physics Facility ended today with agreement on a new contract between Local 412 of the Plumbers and Pipefitters union and the Zia and accepted by the Atomic Energy Commission. The walkout was called Monday by the union, which represents about 40 employees at the new facility, in support of demands for renewal of a contract which had expired. The picket line was respected by about 800 employes of Zia and its subsidiary, Los Alamos Construction Inc.

The new agreement was announced by a Zia spokesman, wUb declined to disclose terms of the contract. He said, however: wages were not in dispute. Picket lines were withdrawn this morning and part of a work force returned to the job. A full work force is expected to be back at the facility Wednesday. setback.

He said, This year, for the which would be made entirely first time in almost 25 years, in New Mexico if sold as such the federal research commitment was struck a body blow by for a projected television series to a network. Jacks also said there is a 18 years one of President GamaL Abdel Nassers chief advisers on foreign affairs, to be Egypts new prime minister, possibility of a contract to go, Fawzi entered Egypts consu-, into the television series produc-i lar service in 1926 and served inj tion directly without.making the a succession of consular and stressed the same em world is vote. In Kansas City, where to a campaign rally ticket and the were kept outside, a government decision. Publicly, the government has acknowledged a five per cent cut in personnel across the board, he! feature film if negotiations can ambassadorial posts under the said of LASL. See FILM, page A-2 Nixon headed today for Johnson City, there to campaign for Rep.

William Brock III, who is challenging Democratic Sen. Albert Gore, and for monarchy. Six months after the overthrow of King Farouk in 1952, he was named foreign minister and held the post until 1964, when Nasser made him Winfield K. Dunn, the Memphis deputy prime minister for foreign affairs. In 1967, he became dentist running for governor.

Espanola committee tables planning idea By FRANK MARTINEZ I Under the 701 area planning ESPANOLA A committee 'project, Espanola and parts of Santa Fe City Police issued a warning today to thieves who burglarized a doctors office late Sunday or early Monday, that use of the drugs taken from the office could result in death. Police Community Relations Bureau chief Lt. Joseph Gorman said thieves entered the office of Dr. William K. Jones through the roof, took $10 in cash, four rolls of postage stamps, a vial of allergy medicine, 800 syringes and 40 vials containing dextro-am-phetamine sulfate (speed).

Police said they were told that the liquid speed is a highly potent drug and only very minute quantities can be used. (Dextro amphetamine sulfate can be used by physicians in controlling or reducing patients weight) Police appealed to whoever took the drug to either return it to the physician or tell police where it can be picked up. We arent trying to make an arrest In this, Lt. Gorman said. That drug is extremely dangerous.

If whoever took it will just tell us where we can pick it up, we wont ask any questions, Gorman said. Nassers assistant for foreign affairs, a post created for him. Last April he met with President Nixon as Nassers personal representative to discuss U.S. efforts to achieve peace in the Middle East. The semioffical newspaper A1 Ahram said Monday that Sadat had chosen a prominent personality who enjoys great respect on national and international levels.

The newspaper did not say that Fawzi was Sadats choice, but today it prominently displayed an article reviewing his career. Ahram said the new prime minister will have the authority as provided for in the consti- Nixon praises four Hill men LOS ALAMOS (AP) President Richard Nixon has sent commendations to five New Mexico men and one Colorado man for their efforts in a mountain rescue earlier this year at Shiprock Peak. The men were involved in the rescue of three persons injured during a blizzard on top of Ship-rock Peak last March 27. The commendations went to Ernest Anderson, Donald Liska, tution. This was interpreted to William Gage, and Larry Boycott may avenge alleged Nixon snub UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.

(AP)-Some of the presidents and premiers invited to President Nixons dinner Saturday night for the 25th anniversary of the U.N. General Assembly are talking about boycotting the White House affair. They charge that the President snubbed a delegation representing African and other non-aligned nations. President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia heads the delegation which is touring major Western capitals trying to get support for Black Africas campaign against the white minority governments in southern Africa. The other members of the mission are the foreign ministers of Algeria, Cameroon, Kenya and Mali.

Kaunda told a news conference at U.N. headquarters that before he left Africa, he was told Nixon would meet the mission in Washington on Oct. 20. when he got to Rome, he said, he w-as told Nixon had changed the appointment to 9 a.m. Oct.

19, even though the American President knew very well Kaunda was speaking to the General Assembly that morning. I I Dauelsberg, all of Los Alamos; William Hackett of Las Cruces and David Beckstead of Colorado Springs. mean that Fawzi will choose the members of his Cabinet, a freedom consistent with Sadats pledge to spread authority to other members of his Rio Arriba and Santa Fe counties would be included. The planning is designed to help combat blighted areas. City Manager Avenicio Lucero said a grant of $11,300 will be made available by the U.S.

Department of Housing and Urban Development for the project if local governments provide additional $3,766. Lucero said both counties have been asked to provide one fourth of the local funds required with the understanding that Espanola will provide the other half. -Indications are that Rio Arriba County has agreed to the arrangement, however, no definite reply has been given by Santa Fe County. Ahearne explained his company will act as planner for a sum of $10,800 which could also be applied in part to the proposed civic center for Espanola. However, Councilman Santiago Martinez said the company should offer a past history of its accomplishments to the city.

All councilmen agreed a definite answer must be given the city by both counties. City Manager Lucero said a target date of Nov. 1 has been set to begin area planning, and Mayor Richard Lucero, who appeared at the close of the meeting, said applications must be completed by March 13, 1971. He also suggested representatives from both counties should be asked to attend the citys next council meeting Monday. of five city councilmen, Levi Sanchez, Dr.

S.R. Zeiglcr, Santiago Martinez and Richard Quintana, who acted as mayor pro tern, Monday night tabled a proposal submitted to the city by Resalab, until Santa Fe County answers Espanolas proposal on area planning. Dan Ahearne, manager of the Advanced Systems analysis for Resalab told committee members his firm could help in such fields as area planning by analyzing the project and determining the maximum amount of grantis for monies the city may qualify for to help fund the project. He added that his organization would also determine what percentage of the funding the city would have to pay. Governor onti for rail money SANTA FE (AP) Gov.

David F. Cargo said Monday he would like to obtain $50,000 from the Bureau of Outdoor Recreations allocation to New Mexico and use it for the Chama-Anto-nito, narrow gauge railroad. Cargo also said the state will continue its effort to obtain $150,000 froni the BOR, despite rejection by Interior Secretary Walter Hickel. New Mexico and Colorado jointly purchased the narrow gauge line earlier this year. fb J' (J, 19.0 Mcruh! Inc.

"TX Bodies dumped in pool, house burned slain in California mystery Five SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (AP) Patches of blood stained the retary, Dorothy Cadwallader, said the fire had been burning fire was set after the slayings. The bound bodies of an eye sur- cement apron around the pool. 38. for some time.

apparently to call attention to geon, his wife, their two cars blocked the grounds to The Ohtas had two teen-age! Firemen were summoned and the deaths. James said it ap-and a secretary were found the house, between Santa Cruz daughters who were not at the bodies were discovered by peared more than one person Monday night shot and dumped and Sequel about 100 miles home je sheriff declined to Live Oak Fire Chief Ted Pound. was involved in the killings, in the swimming pool of their south of San Francisco. fhnm i The sheriff said he believed. The sheriff said the fire was details on them.

give any th death bullets came from a set in various parts of the house the killers were reported 1 Jb0! nl tw -30-caliber weapon. with some type of flammable shot! reponeu uisvuv deputies noticed smoke andi The hands of all the victims materials. head erec anc dames said n0 sin 0 iwent t0 tbe $250,000 hilltop home were tied with scarves. The bod-j None of the neighbors report- struggle was found in the house. which had two entrance roads.

jes of Dr. Ohta and his wife ed hearing any shots. The Ohta and the physician had a secon vjctjms were pr Victor One driveway was blocked by were on the bottom of the pool, home is in an unincorporated wound in the back, Sheriff Doug Wjfe Virginia, Dr. Ohtas Rolls Rovce, the oth- the other victims floating on the area three miles east of Santa Cruz and 400 yards from the nearest neighbor. James told a news conference.

43; their sons, Derik, 12, and er by Mrs. Cadwalladers Lin-surface. We have no motive," he said. Taggart, 11, and Dr. Ohtas Continetal.

The officers! James said it appeared the.