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't- --am '-s- wb v' ta a w--r vA jpfcr rV Apa q--( 5smy3rSWsSfc'sis-p'3: -m- A' I i I -W i 7r i He WhoExMbits No Faults Is A Fool Or A Hypocrite Wtyoni We Should Distrust Joubert VOLUME 112 TS 40 PAGES LEWISTON-AUBURN MAINE FRIDAY NOVEMBER 24 1972 LAST EDITION TEN CENTS News Highlights Tho Meet At New Hideout game Thanksgiving in Is everjQiristaMS is Called Off INDOCHINA Presidential adviser Heery Kissinger -and Haaol'e La Dm Tka koM their leagest meeting state the can eat mil af Parte peace aegatlatlaai began Tka 1 White Haaaa sajra tka talks arlll rssaaie kat Unat say WhMt INTERNATIONAL Striktog textile waiters barricade tkcaMchres Inside tkcir iactarles a ad raw ta itnata "util tka alUaute after tka Bolivian government declares a state af siege Wkea laara WrigkTs It ckIMrea sat tan ta Ikaaksglvtag dinner their BMtker wasat-witk tkeai Tka wamaa wka marked tkree Jabs as Ike sale upper ef ker family was skat ta death tear days Mas NATIONAL Actress Marie Wllsaa Ike fceaatifal kat kamfcliag aecretartal star aa tka eM time Frieag Irma" radio aaf televlsiaa skew is feat at Apparently Trying: To Dodge Newsmen New Jersey began sefltag daily lottery tickets today kecamtag the first af six Northeasters states with lotteries ta taka ea their major competition organised crime ia doUafHe-doUar combat A yramtacat French marie actar kas spent 1 maatks ta aa ItaUaa prison state ke was arrested aa drag chargee aad almost kalf tkat time elapsed before ke evea came to trial GOVERNMENT -Tka Mata Departm tap administrative afficer says Improvements are aeeded ta the geverameat's mackiaery far- kaadllag foreiga affairs Aad ke adds that Ike diplomatic carps kas feeea trtauaed ta a leaa leveL Kissinger Tells Reporter Saturday Meeting Planned I The Dade Caaaty School Board is paying 3S per papM so 20 yaaagsters at Miami Springs High esa relax qaietly witk their eyes dosed They're taking a eaarse ta The one-hour meeting was -the shortest since Kissinger and Tho began their current seuion Monday in an effort to complete the peace agreement they drafted last month President security adviser and the Hanoi politburo member conferred for six hours at Gif-sur-Yvette Thursday Choisy is 10 mil re south of Paris Gif-sur-Yvette to 15 miles southwest of Paris leper! Difficulties The French news agency Agence France Presee quoted reliable sources saying Kissinger and Tho had run into senou dub difficulties The las aad eats of Congress are hetag taagkt fear aewly elected US re prescata tires at a cram eaarse helag offered by Harvard University's John Kennedy IasUtate af Polities THANKSGIVING The parades are aver tke tarfcey is gsaa and the clack hat ran oat tka last Barter ef the dnl last taatbaU The IS men at the bar beeame sarprislagly obedient when tke police sauntered through the door to settle a tavern fight One af (he cops was a lady HIGHWAYS A little noticed federal eoart decisioa ta California auy open the way tor aa apsarge of eoart saita ta stop highways aroaad the nation The Parades Are Over Hie Turkey Is Gone -And Christmasjs Coming On Monday they met for IVi hours Tuesday for 4 Vi hours A DRIVES BEST BE ON HIS TOES (AND HIS BRAKE The new traffic patterns and traffic signalp necessitated by opening of the new bridge between Lew-laton and Auburn via Boxer Island has be en followed by several near misses as the new controls take some motoriete by surprise At left is the rotary at the end of the Auburn side of the bridge some motorists about to crosa Center Street as others eome onto Center from the Auburn approach a very short yellow light on Center Street causing some motorist on Center to get eaught in the intersection on red and others to come to an abrupt halt making them susceptible to a rear-end jolt At right is another at least temporarily tricky area one of the two where there are opposite exit entrances from Center 8 treet to the busy shopping areas on eaeh caneraiiv ouiet dev eniovinc 'ide highway The area is under study and will be for some time before a tons walk with threenet does1 permanent control system is adopted In the meantime take care the wooded mountaintop on TO asunciATKn wnlecreen- President Nixon tuned Py1HE ASSOCIATED rKSS )n to at lealt two a the PARIS (AP) Henry A Kissinger and Hanoi's Le Due Tho met for an hour today at a suburban rendezvous after putting out word that the meeting had been called off A rrw nf 'to umb a Svs'err tracked Kissinger to the secret meeting place in Chousy-le-Roi not far (Mm the North Viet-nemeio delegation headquarters Kissinger told a CBS reporter on the spot that he planned to meet Tho again Saturday In Washington the White House confirmed that the two men would meet Saturday in Paris A spokesman gave no details Press secretary Ronald Ziegler also said Kissinger paid call in Paris after his meeting with Tho to (ill in French Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann on the talks so far Ziegler described it as a courtesy call to thank the French government for courtesies extended to Vietnam peace negotiators during their meetings there The North Vietnamese delegation earlier announced that there would be no meeting today and American sources tacitly confirmed the announcement It appeared that the two delegations were trying to throw newsmen and photographers off the track after the earlier meeting place at Gif-sur-Yvette was discovered also by a CBS television crew Bolivian Strikers Barricade Selves Inside Factories The parades turkey has run football 1972 is a slithtly ry and Christmas is around the corner Thousands of spectators area to work up an appetite for I tho 14-pound turkey and trimm B52s Continue Blasting Targets Third Day and Wednesday for IVi hours The Thursday session continued the relaxed mood of tho secret talks The two delegations lunched together end Kissinger and Tho emerged several times into the walled garden walking up and down in animated and apparently friendly conversation They puctuated their remark with sweeping gestures and at on' point Tho grasped Kissinger's arm ta afriaudta manner The two came to (ho garden its alter lunch and allowed themselves to he photographed together Photographers shout-ad for them to porn ahak lng bands but they ignored the request Kissinger as usual left first after the meeting and drove turned out in nippy bias sensed up by Navy stew- New York Philadelphia end rdi Detroit for traditional parades Thursday Millions more across the- country watched the marchers en television One notable casualty oceured booed turkey was on the menu lor 22029 UA troops still in Vietnam The 220th Tactical Communications Squadron ahared its dinner with 384 chib lie to surround the textile factory district in --northern La Pas arrested an undetermined number of workers and positioned army assault cars in working class neighborhoods Strike leaders met with President Hugo Banzer Suares but announced later there could be no solution as long as the troops remained outside the factories and the arrested workers remained in custody Among those detained were the news director of a local ra- Bolivia AP) -Striking textile workers barricaded themselves inside their factories and rowed to remain until the ultimate consequences" after the Bolivian government declared a nationwide state of emergency to counter! what it called an plot" against the regime The workers began a 24-hour walkout early Thursday Shortly afterward the government announced tho state of siege state southward into South Vietnam Hanoi and Haiphong ere above the 20th parallel end are cur rently off limits to US war dren from the China Beach Protestant Oprhenaae B52s blasted supply targets for Family get-tosethers are a a third straight day in their tradition for the dev end one ef heaviest raids of ths war ta the larger such gatherings was North Vietnam the UA Com-in Chicago heights 111 when mend said today meanwhile a OS of Aanee Joyce's relatives! Navy fighter-bomber disabled turned out to helo her celebrate in a landing mishap became her 73rd birthday the 9th US aircraft lost in Tho group that sat down to Southeast Asia in the tost five Supply MIOONTS Am He headed for Da Nang but was forced to abandon the air craft when hie controto failed Edwards ejected from the plane end was plucked from the water by a rescue helicopter the Commend Mid In the New York marc the huge balloon Donald Duck punctured hie wrist on a tree limb and suffered a deflated hand Officials said the balloon was due for retirement anyway Following the parades there was a procession of football games across the television ee PEACE Pegs 12 Col 2 ordered troops tanki and po- See BOLIVIAN Page 13 Col 2 eight turke: church hall sys in included children 40 grandchildren great-grandchildren plus a 9 of rented her 11 22 a- nephews end Israeli Attack Troops Guerrilla days The Command said 14 mis-Rton bv the Alt Force itrato-fortreeaes each with three planes struck it military eup-ply concentrations near the coastal rities of Vinh and Dong planes While bad weather continued to curtail tactical air strikes north of the demilitarized zone Air Force and Navy fighter bombers were active in support of government forces in South Vietnam A NavyA7 Corsair attempting a hazardous night lending aboard the carrier USS Sara toga misjudged the approach and smashed into the deck Despite major structural damage the pilot Lt Cmdr David Ed wards managed to get the crippled Jet back into th air New Jersey Challenges Organized Crime in Dollar-to-Dollar Combat As Daily Lottery Ticket Sales Begin sorted aieces There was a protest Plymouth Mass where the' In the 24 hours ending at American Thanksgiving ongi- noon today ij1 The bombers have flown 41 missions in the area below New England Indian tribes held the 20th parallel in the last See THANKSGIVING 12 2 thru days in efforts to knock Bases In Lebanon His hometown wu not Immediately available Ja ground action South Viet namese forces battled Communist troops near Quang Tri in the central highlands and near the Cambodian border northwest of Saigon They claimed 32 enemy killed mostly by air and artillery strikes in the latter engagement near the district town of Go Dau Ha 45 miles west of the capital At da Nang mllltanr sources reported a South Vietnamese helicopter crashed apparently from enemy fire south of the city killing the four crewmen Another report said coastal fishermen recovered 282 bags BEIRUT (AP) Helicopter-jf nnon idna at rea 11 about five miles euerrUlii tFm lhe hreli border and is close to the Golan Heights bore Israeli commandos tacked Palestinian bases in southern Lebanon ear-'IZL By MICHAEL CL SINCLAIR Associated Press Writer New Jersey begin sealing daily lottery- tickets today becoming tho first of six Northeastern states with lotteries take en theft- major competition organised crime doUar-tfrdoUar combat Four New Representatives Taking Cram Course On bis and Outsof Congress ly today killing two guerrillas SZ and wounding ix others in two n1 battles 1 hours of fighting witnesses re-T 1 ported government sources in Beirut up and several blown up ana several terns pi one guerriila was killed Ttlto PalueftniaM For the first time sinco the modem public-lottery began iq mutant revision and special drawings to spark a renewed public interest New York climbed on the lottery bandwagon in 1907 Within the put two years Pennsylvania New Jersey Connecticut and MssucSiusetta Joined the ranks Aa the competition between statu grew stiller new twists and exotic prizes were added Semiannual drawings became monthly biweekly and weekly drawings Ticket prices cut to 00 cents ana tap prizes seried from million cash $50000 a year for life Officials say the weekly lottery has proven the moat popular because lower ticket prices end weekly payoffs are i attractive to the bettor Still state lotteries failed to make an appreciable dent in the take of the number fame See NEW JERSEY Page 12 ft 1 states is to raise revenues but the motive to even more basic Gov William Cahill of New Jersey said his state in addition to continuing its weekly lottery which eventually culminate: In a $1 million drawin Drill offer a 22-to-l dunce winning on the daily tickets know of no other lottery or illegal now in existence that can match those odds' he said if you lose your money to going for a good purpose rather than an evil purpose" There to yet another reason tor fiu daily drawings: the t- ef state officials to sus-the public's interest in lotteries New Hampshire began with a schedule ef several drawings a and add $2 tickets The response wu good but Sweepstakes officiate aoon found that the system needed were burned in the attack on WAKA Khreibeh guerrilla base in ware ly four New Hampshire In 1964 lottery tala hope officials hope to make their By HOWARD WHITE Aaaedated Press Writer CAMBRIDGE Mass (AP I -object to being celled asked Barbara Jordan a 20-year-old US rep-e sente tive-elact from Texaii 1 How would you want to be addressed" asked Alan Steelman another Texan beading for the political maze called Congress 'I know but I dont' like 'gcntlelady'" said Mtos Jordan The question wu one of hun- dreds being raised by four newly elected congressmen in an experimental month-loo Vram at Harvard Uni varsity's John Kennedv Institute of Politics it's kind of a Congressional feed Start explained the man providing uany of tho anzwerz Mark Talisman 21-year-old administrative assistant to Rep Charles A Vanik of Ohio During a period when moat of Ibeir newly elected colleagues writing ire arranging to move writing Says Diplomatic Corps to a Lean Level system competitive with the illegal juunhers racket The Brat of New Jersey1 daily drawings will be Wednesday and daily lotteries should ba ta operation In the other five states by next spring objective The main paitos are 22-year-old William Cohen of Maine and Yvonne Rrathwaite Burke 40 of California Miss Jordan and Mrs Hurke are Democrat! 'Steel mao and Cohen art Republicans Mrs arrival has been delayed because the Cali fom'e Assembly of which she to a member 1a still in session Institute officials say Miss Jordan's expression of By LEWIS GULICK concern about the prospects of Associated Press Writer oelng addressed formally as WASHINGTON (AP) The the genttotody from I State Department's top admia-nroucht a suggested solution istr stive officer says improve-from Talisman a brief are needed in the gov-apeerii early in the session ta toreign-affain ma-make her wishes known of rice bearing Chinese Communist markings from the waters offshore The rice was presumably being floated ashore for use by Communist troops sources Mid Macomber Already Trimmed Chinery He said the US in or out of the I State Department who wants to ment oasts of shaken pi In the various agencies of job cuts in the foreign-affairs see some progress should welcome this he said of streamlining to tighten executive control om And in disputing charges that Lb Jonnuil When to find It An landers are too fat Verse7s'''h taring fcdera? on Mid MUTKAL ADvOMTISSMINT thank you notes or vacationing rticipants started srhoo' this week Their eurricu- POLITICAL AOVCRTISeMINT event hmht-cmwlbtb omnee ROAST PRIME RIBS BEEF $595 Dancing Nightly secret Ctssaifiad Lbe international frequent conversation capital li Henry Kissinger prominent foreign presidffltial ad- waves across Wash-( state1 lUy 00 studies show that cent of US officiate abroad are working Department spoke in an inter- executive branch Rogers lum ranges from Informal lectures on how to choose in office and file a bill to briefings issues ranging from the rcunev to the environment Ia addition to Steelman and Miss Jordan ta other partici- a 24 252427029 24 a a a 24 a 1 2 diplomatic 'com already has been cut to Iran level ere not by the prospects of Change aa President Nixon looks into po-" tential federal reforms rlnor William Macomber only 13 per assigned for the State Macomber Iview ns of the 'HOLIDAY INN AUMMB TV Radis review The school tide week held th firs' in a series of briefings cn congressional procedures hod matters of a housekeeping na- See CONGRESS Page 12 Col 1 POLtTICAL APVeenSEMBMT OMtnary PUNTERI London Fog Golf Jackets 19 Flanders FOR Special at Corned Beef Cabbage EVERY SATURDAY NOON MAYOR Aub' 4 Years Alderman -n Shop Progressive Auburn-Lew iston ANew Direction in OPEN TONIGHT! (as Mil as AAondey Night) Home Improvement Weather Forecast tor west interior and west coastal Maine: Tonight and Saturday variable cloudiness Loirs tonight In ths 201 to low 20s Highs Saturday ta ths upper 20a to 40s West to aouthwes winds 10 20 mph tonight Probability of precipitation a per cent through Saurday Loans JOHN ORESTIS for MAYOR EXPERIENCE ABILITY For Transportation to ttw Polls Mon Nov 27 CALL 784-4056 or 784-4057 "120 Anderson Briggs' 1 EnrlbauR Jeweler Boll Shops -Baitogante On KHehans Carroll's Musiq Cantor Coy's weiry Stars Iter Coffins 'Fatally Factory Outlet Furn Discount Wanshoupa Goodyear Sorvlco flora Leblanc's Gottiing lamay Outdoor Products Lor lng Short A Harmon Maurice Music AAart Now EnglandFunr Ca Raymond's AAen's Shop Samsort Furniture Civ linger Sewing Center Snow's Aubum-Lawteton Star Millinery Ward Bros Woman'a Shop Youth Center Sun Mm mi ta LannOl SMI In i Dor's Sawn In Mh Mmu Sws uM 1 NORTHEAST BANK Of Lewiston A Auburn PurtMO 11 EN SW--M 11 mm nm 1 em wm ia am ORESTIS FOR MAYOR COAAMITTEE Roger LnBrecqwTreu Farwell St Lew i LEWISTON AUBURN LISBON Wasthar Up Page a -w4l.