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Page 8 -Til' MUUIU ft no I'd Bangladesh Norway I rain Crash Kills sident jljT. ilr-i I ft "5 sirrgie track. He frantically cut off the overhead power and desperately tried to signs! the engineers of asp. But it was too late. The expresses smashed into each other 20 miia north of Liilehanarner Saturday night, killing 27 persons and injuring 15 in Norway's worst disaster.

Seven of the dead were children except one of the dead were rtewegians. The foreigner was identified as George Lorenzo Goodman, 55, an American musician living in West GeiTiMiiy. said an official inquiry commis-sjon was on the scene. "Nothing has been decided yet." said a railway spokesmaa. "We are checking and investigating, it is too early to say anything." Huodrsis of holiday travelers had crowded in) an espitss train Norway's scenic ski country.

Hundreds of other vacationers were packsd into an express carryine skiers back to the Norwegian capital. A station master near Lil-lehammer, a scenic ski resort 10 miles north of Oslo, was the first to realize the two trains were roanng loward each other on a tm trains which are heading towards each other on the same track." Eariter. the engineer of the northbound train toid the newspaper that it was difficult to swf Use signals fescauss cf the setting sim. The engineer, who was est identified, told the Oslo newspaper Afteiipiisten that it was difficult to see the signals because the sun behind them was "very low and very hard." Tbe implication was that this contributed to the wvrst train wreck in Norwegian history. Norwegian c'fjiiis 4 4 if I IV Takes Over uaCCA, (UPi) Bangladesh President Sheikh Mujibur Rahman proclaimed one-party state with himself as chairman today an apparent move to tighten his control over She fledgling nation.

A Mujib wUi take rnesaures necessary for organizing the ne party and conducting its affairs. It did not elaborate. A separate presidential order said that "as an interim arrangement" ali committees of the dissolved ruling Awami League, except its centra! cemmittee, shall continue to function as committees of the new party uiiti! the president determines the new party's organization. The launching of the new party, named Bangladesh Peasants and Workers People's Leagues, came a month after the country switched from a parliamentary democracy to a presidential form of government. The Bangladesh constitution was amended Jan, 25 to enable the switch with Sheikh Mujib as the country's first president, Under the new system all political parties including Sheikh Mujibs Awami League were automatically dissolved.

The amended constitution said the president may create a one-party system when the principles of nationalism, socialism, democracy or secularism are involved. his qusers after the coronation. The $2 million crime is entrusted with diamonds and pearls, hung with emeralds and plumed with rare bird-of paradise feathers. I'PI Telephota ROYALTY iS STILL ROYAL la Nrpai, the Himalayan kingdom where today King Bireodra Bir Biirgro Shah Dey received the $2 miiiioo crown fee is wearing and became rtiier of tbe kingdom. He is showo sbove with OSLO UPI i One of the two trains thai crashed head-on north of Oslo killing 27 persons had not givfc ux green light io continue from a station, a railway operator said today.

Dagfui Dyresen, who was in charge of remote-controlled warning central tn the area, told a Oslo newspaper that the northbound train did not get a go-a'sead slgfsal Saturday from the center to continue from Tret ten, about 85 miles north oi Oslo. "This system is fool proof." Dyresen uSd the newspaper Aftor.posten. "It is impossible for the central to give green lights to Bedouins Struck by Flash Flood TEL AVIV (UPI Israeli Air Force helicopters scouted over the northern Sinai desert today in search of dozens of missing Bedouin Arabs made homeless by the worst flash flood to hit the area in more than 60 years. Witnesses and correspondents in the area said at least 13 bodies had been recovered from the region of the Ei Arish River that overflowed Saturday to form a desert lake 'ive miles long by tw miles wide. They said other bodies had been sighted in the region but had not yet been recovered.

International Red Cross officials said "many tens" of residents in the area were still missing. The military command said the official death toll based on the number of bodies recovered remained at nine. Military government sources said the desLh toll was expected to rise as the flood waters receded. About 200 houses were destroyed by the rush of water and debris that was pushed before it, they said. The overflowing stream extended some 140 miles southward from the Mediterranean coast into the central Sinai.

The sources said the water would recede enough by later today to allow reopening of the coastal road, the only land access route to the town of El Arish. Witnesses who flew over the desert oasis spot, the largest town in the Sinai, said it looked like an island in a small sea I iSlioi epoi King ueis iv Crown in Royal Splendor 36 Month Guaranty Container and cover sealed one solid unit 54 plates High-impact case Our best value in a low-priced battery The gold-capped priests then anointed the Harvard-educated monarch with butter, milk, curd and honey to ensure his vigor and glery as absolute ruler of the mountainous kingdom. te' merkan Partv Plans KATT.IANDU. Nepai lUPI) -The high priests of Nepal crowned King Birendra Bir Bikrarn Shah Dev today, chanting anciwt Hindu hyrftns as a soft mist swept over tlie pagodafiiled capital of the Himalayan kingdom. Bra.hmLn priests placed a $2 million crown of diamonds, pearls, rubies, emeralds and binkif -paradise feathers on his head at precisely 8:37 a.m.

an hour auspicious by court astrologers The 29-year-old god-king traveled at dawn in a black and gold carriage puiied by six stallions io his fabled Hanuman Dhokha Strong '76 Campaign size 23 palace, named for the Hindu monkey god believed to protect its gate. Hundreds of thousands of Nepaiese lined the streets and climbed atop pagodas to cheer the royal procession led by troops carrying pikes, spears muzzle-loadsng rifles. The procession, parading to the sound of bagpipes and fifes, passed slowly through the palace's latticed gate and entered the throne chamber courtyard. Dignitaries in ball gowns, tiaras, morning coats and top hats watched as priests smeared the king with dust from a harlot's door for virility, clay from a mounlaintop for wisdom and dung from an elephant stable for strength. The mustachioed king, dressed in a white suit with red sash and dagger, niounted a golden, cobra-hooded throne covered with the pelts of an ox, lion, tiger and wildcat.

Unions Call party must be able to finance a campaign in IS76 that will give the candidates a chance to win. "We must strengthen and increase the activities of the National Headquarters To wait until 197C would be too late. We PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. -The American Parly has launched a membership and fund campaign designed to produce a strong campaign in 1978. Thomas J.

Anderson, national chairman, has released an appeal for support from the eitiiitiieieiiititiMieiiiittiMtMii(e must begin now if we are to BE national headquarters at Pigeon succeed in '76. Forge, Tenn. Declaring the American Party has the answers, Mr. Anderson called for ending inflation "by returning to a sound money policy and stopping deficit spending stopping foreign giveaways; ending forced school busing, eliminating no-win andeclared wars, and drastically reducing taxes and controls. or Ban on NEW MATING LINE In Provo NEW cumi PROCESS tmm K9SHT RUSH MRVL1C MPKD FOR KnMNEIICE ONLY PLATING LINE 4 DAYS I DUTCH AUCTION Some nationally known American patriots who "put country ahead of party are beginning to come to Use American Party," said Mr.

Anderson. He noted that several prominent Republican officeholders are contemplating switching to the party and that "the honorable Ezra Taft Benson has given a tremendous public enctorsement" of the party and its principles. Mr. Anderson, in a letter addressed to Americans, said many qualified voters didn't cast ballots in the 1974 elections. "Many who did were voting against inflation, corruption, and the "ins." By 1976, he declared, believe that a majority of the voters can be convinced that neither of the other parties can provide the leadership necessary to save our Free Republic.

The American Party offers that choice." The national charman said the iiii A ARDOR MFMC BAA rtl IT! ittll(etltlll(MliMtMiiMiifflieHItitil i v-miAsmn i a lift) WEST, 1 II yw coupon vvvvv LIFETIME GUARANTEE' RCV0 I 36 No. University jffi, WEIL GIVE YOU A Defense Budget Criticized WASHINGTON ilTl) Con-, gresssonaJ critics chipped away at U.S. military policy and President Ford's $104 billion defense budget during the weekend. Sen. George MeGovern, said the "bloated arms budget" should be cut because new weapons systems such as the controversial Bl bomber won't help our bargaining position with the Soviets.

"It is time to say no to the militarists," said McGovem writing in the Rolling Stone Magazine. "We must refuse to be persuaded that the process of negotiations is more important than their purpose. "We must repudiate the 'bargaining chip' absurdity and reduce a bloated arms budget. We must reject a $20 billion Bl bomber and the host of other useless refinements in overkill." in the final analysis, McGovem said, balanced arms control "becomes another way of saying arms competition "Never mind what we can negotiate with ihc Russians," use 1372 Democratic Presidential rxsrninee added. "What can we negotiate with the Joint Chiefs of Staff" Dollar Hits Amsterdam All-Time Low BRUSSELS (I'PI) The dollar dipped to a new all time low in Amsterdam today and started the wek in Tokyo with the lowest opening quotation in AT AT14S W0 TRADE-IN Oil Nations MIAMI BEACH tUPI) The AFL-CIO Executive Council has called for a complete ban on imports of oil from those countries that imposed an embargo in the fail of 1973.

Most of those countries were Arab allies of Egypt during the October Middle East war. "As long as the United States is dependent on the importation of oil shipped in foreign vessels from insecure sources, the energy crisis will remain with us," a council statement said. The Council has issued a number of policy statements during its meeting here, including one on energy. The energy plan calis for allocation and rationing of fuel. The group also proposed a two-tier system to ddcf consumption.

Under the council's proposal, after coasumers use up their rationed amount of fuel, additional consumption would be taxed at much higher levels and the revenues from the tax would be "earmarked for the reduction and the ultimate elimination of commuter transit fares and for the development and construction of mass transit systems." Another weekend statement declared that the government support of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration was grosslv inadequate. The AFL-CIO said thai foot-dragging in rule-making and lack of enthusiasm in enforcement "literaiiv costs workers "jd )1 1.W1V ill One Day Service! l. 13 wbiLs ree Pkkyp Delivery! ill on your old battery when you pun from us. Five Wnys Charge! O- 's S' Ou' most powerful bettery. prelection-need filling only three times year in normal use.

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