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a to v-f 9 Israeli occupation of Arab territory illegal Holland says PAGE El BIRMINGHAM POST-HERAID Wednetdoy December 5 City may soon have integrated tv station 1973 that Holland make a special anti-Israel as the price for an end to the embargo Dutch economics minister Ruud Lubbers refused telling newsmen after the meeting "We are not going to buy oil on a Saturday morning after making a declaration that could be misunderstood by Lubbers said the Arabs did not specify what theywanted station Channel 21 The idea behind their application according to Parker was to establish an integrated television station Parker and Lang contacted Hyde because he had recently organized the National Bank of Commerce a racially mixed bank Hyde had obtained the bank's charter and was president and chairman of the board of that bank United Press International THE HAGUE Holland said Tuesday for the first time that it feels Israel's occupation of Arab territory is A foreign office spokesman asked to spell out the government's present Middle East policy said European community statement of Nov I meant in principle that Israel should move out of the Arab territories she is holding occupied since the 1917 Six Day War adhering to that position the Dutch government considers that the Israeli presence in occupied territory in he told the newsmen at a press briefing The Arab countries have banned all oil supplies to Holland because of its alleged pro-Israeli policies At a meeting in Brussels Saturday Saudi Arabian oil minister Ahmed Zaki Yamanl and Algerian energy minister Belaid Ab Dessalem demanded daily mostly in harvested corn fields One of the mysteries of the geese is how tame they become while Rochester Traffic stops for Canada geese as they cross a street in downtown Richester Minn About 1 8200 of the birds winter on Silver Loke in Rochester and they fan out 10 miles and more to feed Grenade blast hurts 21 in Jerusalem mean Israel's withdrawal would have to be back to the pre-1917 war borders Tuesday's foreign office statement eliminated this interpretation The foreign office spokesman said that on the Palestinian question Holland's position had "developed beyond that of her European partners" He pointed to a statement by foreign minister Max Van Der Stoel in the lower house of Parliament last week that "also the political aspirations of the Palestinisns should be borne in The Brussels statement of the nine said only that in the establishment of a just and lasting peace legitimate rights of the Palestinians should be taken into The foreign office briefing followed by hours a statement by Premier Joop Den Uyl who said oil supplies to the Nether lands had dropped by 30 per cent and might drop hither A further drop to 40 per cent is not out of the ho told newsmen Strike may end United Press International TORONTO Following Intensive bargaining over the weekend prospects were good Monday for an early settlement of an 11-day-old strike by 15600 Ford of Canada Ltd employes Advertisement Afraid Going Deaf? 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partial The Dutch interpretation until now has been that the resolution did not necessarily Intematimal est shrine and wounded 18 Tuesday's explosion occurred at 12:40 in David Street near the vegetable market in the heart of the walled Old City which Israel captured from Jordan in the 1967 war Pelice said it was not known who was responsible They said some witnesses reported the grenade was rolled down the street and that several men were seen running away afterward Israeli troops cordoned off the area while police carried out a search but after an hour traffic was allowed to resume Jerusalem Mayor Teddy Kollek visited the injured in one hospital He said the attack was not a setback to Arab-Israeli relations in the city Is an individual case" he said "It can always happen I think it is a direct result of the encouragement by the Arabs in Algiers to the Arab His reference was to the Arab summit meeting last week By David Rockwell Staff Writer Birmingham may soon have what one attorney described as "the first racially integrated tv station in America" as the result of a decision by a federal judge here Tuesday In the ruling District Court Judge Frank McFad-den ordered Oscar Hyde the former Birmingham business man who was convicted in 19(9 along with former Alabama Atty Gen Richmond Flowers on extortion charges to surrender all the stock he owns in the Birmingham Broadcasting Co (BBC) BBC has long been stymied in its effort to obtain a license for a Birmingham television station from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) because of Hyde's involvement in the company according to BBC attorney Ellis Parker III Hyde was one of the original incorporators of the company and now owns 34 per cent of BBC's stock Ia the fall of 1964 Hyde met with Parker a Maryland attorney and James Lang a broadcaster from Cincinnati Ohio to draw up an application to the FCC for rights to the TV Peace talks may begin on Dec 18 United Pres International LONDON Middle East sources said Tuesday the Geneva Peace Conference is virtually certain to open Dec 18 as proposed with a strong direct assist from Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger Irrespective of current difficulties and tensions the Arab-Israeli peace talks will get under way as originally planned although serious negotiations will have to await the formation of a new Israeli government after the Dec 31 elections they said Kissinger chief architect of the Middle East peace conference was expected to help clear some of the more acute troubles in direct talks with Arab and Israeli leaders He will visit six Middle East countries starting Dec 13 Apparently Soviet-American tactics have been aligned in advance of the talks Both will be represented in Geneva but will remain in the background to allow the Arabs and Israelis to deal directly with the conflict The superpowers on present indications will "assist" whenever and wherever necessary So far the Russians and Israelis are not on diplomatic speaking terms which may complicate the dealings The Americans will have the advantage of being able to talk to both sides throughout the negotiations When Hyde's indictment and conviction became known FCC officials Issued demeriU on application severely damaging their chances for obtaining the license Parker said In December of 1972 BBC filed suit against Hyde charging him with fraud against the company in that he himself to BBC as an outstanding member of the community and one who could add greatly to any television The suit charged Hyde the incorporators of BBC by fraud and misrepresentation to accept him as the largest single stockholder" at the same time that he was "extorting from other individuals in violation of federal law" Judge McFadden stated in his order that "neither the corporation nor any of Us other principals had any idea of Mr Hyde's activities which led to his convictions of crime against the United States" McFadden' i decree ordered Hyde to "immediately surrender" all the stock he holds in the company Hyde was further enjoined from holding "any position whatsoever" with the company and from "becoming involved in any way with the affairs" of BBC Hyde sentenced to eight years on the extortion charges was granted parole last August after serving less than two years in federal prison in Texarkana Tex After obtaining the ruling Parker who as general counsel for BBC has argued the case since it was filed last year said he would appeal to FCC Judge Jay Kyle After obtaining the ruling Parker said BBC will now appeal to the FCC for an amendment to their application striking Hyde from the company's stockholders the FCC judge rules in our favor and grants the license to us this will be the first racially integrated tv station in Parker said BBC's board of directors consists of three blacks City Councilman Arthur Shores businessman A Gaston and Dr James Montgomery and two whites Parker and Lang United Pres JERUSALEM A grenade apparently set off by an Arab guerrilla exploded in a narrow congested street of the Old City of Jerusalem Tuesday shattering windows sending shop owners scurrying and injuring more than 20 persons Police said the explosion injured at least 21 persons including 18 who were hospitalized and a girl soldier who was seriously hurt Half the wounded were women and one was a 6-year-old local Arab boy Police detained 52 Arab men and arrested 10 of them on various charges Some of the arrested included shop owners who fled the area The explesiea in the Old City captured by Israel from Jordan in the 1967 war occurred several days after security forces broke up what they described as suspected Arab guerrilla rings in the occupied west bank of Jordan The incident was the worst of its kind since Oct 1 1171 when a grenade exploded near the Wailing Wall Judaism's holi- knocked the gun from Logan's hands pushed him off the wheelchair and struck him with the butt of either Logan's gun or one of their own according to the suit None of the defendants had a warrant to enter Logan's house the suit claims Ia response to the suit Homewood Police Chief Wood said late Tuesday there have been investigations into alleged brutalities by Home-wood police on the night of Aug 6 and that are a lot of unknowns" concerning what happened that night The alleged acts at Logan's residence deprived him of constitutional rights to freedom from illegal entry from illegal searches and seizures from physical and mental abuse and destruction of his property the suit charges The suit seeks a judgment against each defendant in the amount of $50000 and an additional punitive damage payment of $150000 The suit also requests a jury trial in the case By David Rockwell Staff Writer An 84-year-old black amputee filed suit in federal court here Tuesday charging three Homewood police officers and three unknown agents of the county sheriff's office with illegally entering his home and abusing him physically and mentally the night a Home-wood police officer was killed The suit was filed on behalf of Elisha Logan who charges that on the night of Aug the night when Homewood police officer Fred Harp was shot to death on the Red Mountain Expressway six men entered his residence at 2607 Central-av in Homewood knocked him from his wheelchair and struck him on the forehead with the butt of a shotgun causing a severe laceration and concussion The law enforcement officials who were searching for four black youths who fled the scene of Harp's death then left Logan's residence the suit says leaving Logan on the floor injured Logan has been an amputee since September 1972 The only named defendant in the suit is James Hawk a Homewood police officer The other six defendants' names are unknown according to the suit Logan was first awakened about 12:30 am on the morning after the Harp shooting but by the time he was able to get into his wheelchair and open the door no one was there the suit says One-half-hour later the defendants returned and demanded that the door be opened the suit says without announcing themselves to be police officers At that point Logan pulled his shotgun from a bureau and sat with the gun resting on his leg and pointed toward the ceiling according to the suit The officers broke down the door and ordered Logan to put down his gun but "because of his fear shock and confusion caused fay the startling forceful entry of the defendants Logan remained motionless in his wheelchair" continuing to hold the gun the suit says At that point the defendants early prediction according to Dr Robert Whitehurst professor of physics at the University of Alabama Named for its discoverer German astronomer Lubos Kohoutek of the Hamburt Observatory at Bergeford the comet resembles a dim blurred star not but is expected to be at least as bright as Venus Comet to give spectacular sight for state residents UNIVERSITY Although lations fail to substantiate the INTRODUCING falling short of previous expectations Kohoutek's Comet is predicted to give 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