Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 10

THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR SUNDAY, MARCH 10. 1968 SECTION A PAGE TEN Bill Would Control Electronic Emission Speasl Faces Actions Called 'Fine' By Swede Leader More Charges New Wave Of Gloom found After VC Drive ation emissions from electronic products. It would apply to such things as color television sets, X-ray machines, lasers, ultrasonic de WASHINGTON (AP) The House Commerce Committee approved this week a bill permitting the government to set standards for control of radi At Academy STOCKHOLM (AP) Prime through its ambassador to Com- vices and microwave ovens. munist China. Minister Tage Erlander, reac COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.

favor reducing our military ef ting to Washington's recall of Before returning home, Heath (AP) Air Force Academy Ca Ambassador William Heath, will express U. S. concern about forts) think we were wrong to have become involved in Viet More Now Believe Viet War Is Wrong By GEORGE GALLUP anti-Americanism here to For said Saturday he felt "it was det Paul S. Speasl was brought here today to face charges of aggravated robbery stemming nam, but perhaps more surpris fine" that a Swedish cabinet eign Minister Torsten Nilsson, ing, four in ten hawks do so as minister marched in an antl as he did at a meeting with Er from the holdup of a liquor store well. A "hawk" is defined as a PRINCETON N.J.

-A new wave of pessimism has been American demonstration along a year ago. lander last week. The prime minister acknowledged that side North Vietnam's envoy to Moscow, found throughout the U.S. dur ing the current Viet Cong offen- Speasl, 21, of Tucson, had been a patient at the Army's Fitzsimons General Hospital Heath's recall was "naturally, an expression of disapproval sive that started in late THE GALLUP POLL The incident, compounding the strain created by Sweden's open door policy for U. S.

Army January. near Denver for the past two weeks and was released there this morning to two deputies of Latest survey findings show deserters and a tnreat on that more Americans today Heath's life, led Friday to his person who wants to step up our than at any previous time dur the El Paso County sheriff's of. fice. Last Thursday, a court-mar recall. He is to return home military effort.

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Below: The "Shirtmaker Look," a hand washable blend of dacronpolyester and cotton. Trellis patterned, in lush colors on pale lemon ground 3 3.00 volved militarily in Vietnam. this presidential election year tial at the Air Force Academy found Speasl innocent of charges of robbery, larceny and all aspects of U. re are the findings in terms of the Moreover oniy 33 per cent of lations. those interviewed from coast to political affiliation of respond forgery.

in November think the war will be over in two years or less, but that uncertainty over the length of time has grown considerably. The comparison: Today Nov. Under 2 years 35 48 Over 2 years 30 32 Uncertainty, no opin. 35 20 A final question sought views as to the progress of the war: "Just your impression, do you think the U.S. and its allies are losing ground in Vietnam, standing still, or making progress?" Losing 23 8 Latest Nov.

Losing 23 8 Standing stil 38 33 Making progress 33 50 No opinion 6 9 Ever since the U.S. became involved in a major military way in Vietnam, the American people have been torn between two conflicting view-points. On the one hand, they ha wanted to resist the spread of communism throughout Southeast Asia. On the other hand, they have Erlander went on the Swedish coast think the U.S. and its al ents.

Democrats are about national radio to state his sup lies are "making progress" in evenly divided on the question, This action came after three psychiatrists had testified that the tall, blond Speasl, a junior port for Olof Palme, the min but clear majorities of Republi the war, compared to 50 per cent in a November survey. The ister of education and ecclesias cans and Independents say we tical affairs whose participation November survey was con at the academy and the first cadet ever to face a court-martial, was legally insane. in a pro-Viet Cong parade last i to JUL ducted following optimistic reports by Gen. William Westmoreland and U.S. Ambassador should not have become involved.

Here is the next question and the comparison: "In terms of time months The charges against Speasl at month was described as highly inappropriate" by the American Ellsworth Bunker. Embassy. "It is fine that he took part in or years how long do you Only 35 per cent in the survey think the war will the demonstration and I contin the academy resulted from the theft of wristwatches at the cadet store and from the names of other cadets being signed to checks for $425. Dist. Atty.

Robert Russel has indicated that Speasl may be ue to stand in support of that," last two years or less, as com. think the fighting in Vietnam will last?" The findings show not only that far fewer people today than Dared with 48 per cent who the prime minister said. "We gladly want to declare thought so last November when hopes were higher. our desire tor as good and The following question has MmW) been asked in 12 surveys covering the last two and one-half DR. OLIVER LAINE Pima JC's Laine To Lead Arizona College Council Dr.

Oliver Laine, president of years: given a sanity hearing before a move is made to bring him to trial. Meanwhile, at the Air Force Academy, Maj. Richard Lee, who defended Speasl at the court-martial, said that the cadet was being given a medical discharge from the Air Force, subject to approval of the Defense Department. "In view of the developments since we enter the fighting in become increasingly concerned about the cost in lives and mon Vietnam, do you think the U.S made a mistake sending troops ey. friendly relations with the United States as possible, but I don't really know on what points that could be achieved for the present," he added.

Sweden, traditionally neutral, has been demanding an end to U. S. bombing of North Vietnam and recognition of the Viet Cong's political arm, the National Liberation Front. After withdrawing its diplomats from South Vietnam last year, the government moved toward closer contacts with Hanoi the proposed Pima County Ju to fight in Vietnam?" Here is the trend on this ques tion: nior College, has been elected PO To Probe Second Class Mail Delay WASHINGTON (AP) The nation's postmasters were told Friday that complaints continue to be received at Post Office headquarters indicating delays in delivery of newspapers and magazines. The department said in its weekly Postal Bulletin that "reports continue to be received from many sources which still president of the Arizona Council of Community College Presi dents.

City To Hear Zoning Pleas On Monday The City Council will take up The organization was formed in early March by presidents and executive deans of the sev Pakistan Project en existing community college DUBLIN (AP) The Free No Yes No Opin. LATEST 49 41 10 ....46 42 12 December '67 .45 46 9 October 46 44 10 July 41 48 11 May 37 50 13 February 32 52 16 November '66 31 51 18 September 35 48 17 May 36 49 15 March 25 59 16 August '65 24 61 15 Seven in 10 doves (those who Tax Sleuthing Pays RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) A two-month inquiry touching people in seven states to ferret out income tax laggards netted the Brazilian Treasury $65.6 million, Director General Antonio Amilcar de Oliveira Lima reported, but that wasn't all. He figured $15.6 million more poured in from people impressed but not directly approached by Lima's sleuths. an agenda made up largely of routine zoning matters at a districts in Arizona to promote dom from Hunger Council of Ireland announced it will set up college development programs. meeting beginning at 7:30 p.m.

Other officers are Dean Cur an $84,000 pilot irrigation farming center to produce fresh tomorrow at city hall. There will be a hearing on a tis, president of Eastern Ari vegetables and fruit near Ra lr.irtfcL I indicate that a thorough and systematic nationwide program rjnst be pursued to detect and correct every reason for the de request to rezone from B-2A (in zona College, vice president, and Dr. John Riggs, executive dean of Mesa College, tensive business) to B-l (local walpindi, Pakistan. The project will be run by the U.N. Food business) and 1-1 (industrial) and Agriculture Organization.

property on Miracle Mile just lay of second class mail" newspapers and periodicals. west of Flowing Wells Rd. A Post Office spokesman de Keenan Investment M.G. scribed the notice as "part of a Mitton and G. Freeman Woods (a council member) seek the continuing program to provide good service for second class mail users." zoning for the south side of Miracle Mile.

Keenan Pipe Co. is William Castle wears a new DUEL'S Last Feb. 1, postmasters were told to personally contact publishers to make certain that their publications are prepared and now located there. Another hearing is on a request to rezone from R-4 and R-2 (residential) to B-2A both sides of Windsor Street just east of Oracle Road. The applicants are Ruby Sawtelle and others.

labeled properly. On Feb 24, a group of publish des inn umrnona nnai ers' representatives met with postal officials in Washington to express unhappiness at delays magazines and newspapers are meeting in the post office sys tern. The Bulletin told the that the systematic pro gram must include "not only an intensive and full examination of our own procedures and practices in everv postal unit but Back-Britain Gals Overdo The Job, Are Discharged CHELMSFORD, England (AP) Two girls who started a "Back Britain" campaign in their factory were dismissed Friday because there's nothing for them to do. Secretaries Carol Atkinson, 18, and Rosalind Pettigrew, 20, persuaded the staff at Windley also those of the publishers" as well as those followed by truck ing contractors and railroads in handling the mail. ArY V' -JOM-" h.

si a sxim k' HA Bros, engineering plant six West Pointers Group To Honor Founding weeks ago to work an extra 30 minutes each day without pay to help get Britain's economy out of the red. The West Point Society of Southern Arizona will celebrate "Unfortunately, we found these people in excess of our re the founding of the military quirements and it is not our policy to have people hanging about doing nothing," said man v-w li" i iiiitiiiiiMif'imwiiiwriiiiiiMfwiimmiiirirri'itoi BH William Castle, Producer and fi 1 of Paramount' "Project Wi 'jj aging director Eric Windley. "I think it is disgusting," said Miss Atkinson. Express Co. Honors Tucson Departments academy with a dinner at the Davis-Monthan AFB Officers' Club Friday.

The Benny Havens (cocktail) Hour begins at 6:30 p.m. and the dinner at 7:30 p.m. Speakers will include retired Army Col. Brendon Greely and Army Col. David R.

Guy of the Strategic Communications Command at Ft. Huachuca. Greely, who recently returned from a tour of the academy, will review the phsyical changes taking place there. The oldest and youngest academy graduates present will be recognized. There will be an election of officers and a film review of Army's football sea Safety awards were passed out to Tucson members of the Pacific Fruit Express Co.

this week. The winners were the me chanical and engineering purchase and store dept. and car service dept. Accepting the awards were son will be shown. Fred J.

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