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May 1974 Germans discuss new lineup By DAVID MfNTHORN Associated Press Writer BONN, West Germany (AP) The two parties in West Germany's coalition government are meeting today to discuss a new cabinet lineup amid speculation about untold reasons Chancellor Willy Brandt's resignation. Finance Minister Helmut Schmidt, the coalition's choice to succeed Brandt, scheduled a BROWNWOOD BULLETIN meeting with the former chancellor and other leaders of their Social Democratic party. Foreign Minister Walter Scheel, heading the caretaker government left by Brandt's resignation Monday, called his Free Democratic party, the junior member of the coalition, into a separate caucus. The two parties were agreed on Schmidt's nomination, and his election May 16 by the Bun- destag, the lower house of parliament, was considered a certainty. The two parties hold 271 of the 496 Bundestag seats, a majority of 46.

In a televised interview, Schmidt termed the demand of the conservative Christian Democratic party for new elections "completely absurd." He declared that the coalition remains fully able to govern. Schmidt also said he saw no need to renegotiate the coalition's domestic political program decided upon after Brandt was reelected chancellor in 1972. But he is expected to take a harder line over West Germany's treaty commitments with Soviet Bloc nations. Brandt, 60, winner of the 1971 Nobel Peace prize for his Os- tpolitik policies of seeking detente with Eastern Europe, resigned Monday night In the midst of a scandal unleashed by the discovery that one of his close aides, Guenter Guillaume, was a spy for East Germany. Rumors were rampant in Bonn that the entire story has yet to be told about Brandt's reasons for resigning.

The opposition newspaper Hamburger Abendblatt claimed that Guillaume had threatened to reveal embarrassing details about Brandt's personal life un- less he was returned to East Germany. The government said the report was unfounded and challenged the newspaper to prove the allegation. Franz-Josef Strauss, leader of the Bavarian wing of the Christian Democrats, cast doubt on Brandt's claim that Guillaume had been under suspicion since early 1973 and had been kept in his post so the government's counter-espionage agents could 1 MA, POLAROID COLOR PACK CAMERA Where in the World but- WHERE YOU CAN CXflND A WORLD OF SAVINGS! MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL CHANTILLY EAU DE COLOGNE I REG. 6.00 Copynght, Wolgrecn 33" Right reserved lo limit quantities on oil items. All SALE SPECIALS effective WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY 529 W.

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Pag. 2-6 get more information about East German espionage. Strauss noted that Guillaume vacationed with Brandt last summer in Norway and claimed "absolutely reliable sources' told him the spy passed on to East Berlin all cables sent to Brandt in this time. Married and the father of a 18- year-old son, Guillaume was revealed after his arrest to have had an affair with the secretary of Egon Bahr, the special envoy who negotiated Brandt's Ost- polltlk treaties with East Germany and other Soviet Bloc nations. Authorities are investigating whether she passed confidential information to her lover.

in history By The Associated Press Today is Wednesday, May 8, the 128th day of 1974. There are 237 days left In the year. Today's highlight in history: On this date in 194S, President Harry Truman announced in a broadcast that World War II was over in Europe. On this date- In 1541, the Spanish explorer, Hernando de Soto, discovered the Mississippi River, at a point near the present city of Memphis, Tenn. In 1846, the first battle of the Mexican war was fought at Palo Alto, with U.S.

forces under Zachary Taylor defeating the Mexicans. In 1852, the integrity of Denmark was guaranteed by the treaty of London, signed by Britain, France, Russia, Prussia, Austria and Sweden. In 1884, the 33rd American president, Harry Truman, was born on a farm near Lamar, Mo. In 1942, the Pacific War battle of the Coral Sea ended in a victory for the Allied nations. In 1958, demonstrators were abusive to Vice President and Mrs.

Richard Nixon during a visit to Lima, Peru. Ten years ago: Harry Truman celebrated his 80th birthday by returning to Washington to visit the Senate, where, he said, he had enjoyed his happiest years in politics. Five years ago: In South Vietnam, the Communist Viet Cong presented a ten-point peace plan, based mainly on proposals that previously had been rejected. One year ago: Indian demonstrators at Wounded Knee, South Dakota ended their 70-day siege of the hamlet, surrendering to federal officials. Today's birthdays: Movie director Roberto Rossellini is 68 years old.

Writer Edmund Wilson is 79. Thought for today: In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and Franklin, 1706-1790. Links sets pace in sailplane race TULSA, Okla. (AP) Seven sailplane pilots competing in a cross-country race were to leave today for St. Louis with Hannes Linke of Los Angeles still in the lead.

Linke, who piled up his lead early in the event for motorless aircraft that glide or soar on air currents, came in second Tuesday on the flight from Dallas to Tulsa with a time of 3:32.30. Landing first was Ken Briegleb, of El Mirage Field, in a time of 3:17.30. was the second day in a row he finished first. Other pilots and times from Dallas were William Holbrook, Cumberland, Ross Briegleb, Las Vegas, Karl Striedieck, Pittsburgh, 4:11. 99 998V rtct thtlr Brownwood Bulletin tedoy If you wf ont of CAll.