Wednesday, March 20, 1968
ANNOUNCEMENT
Rockefell
For Repu
WASHINGTON (P)-Gov. Nel-
son A. Rockefeller strongly in-
dicated to 17 Republican senators
yesterday he has decided to run
for the GOP presidential nom-
ination, sources reported.
'"He didn't say so in so many
words," one source said, asking
not to be identified. He added,
"All of the indicators were posi-
tive, none negative."
Another source said, "All that is
left now are the nuts and bolts."
Nelso A. Rockefelerae us n.
Nelson .R ockefeler Rockefeller said after an hour
long breakfast meeting at the

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EXPECTED:
13 lock Tri
er Hints He Will Run For Czech
blican Nomination Chief's Son 3
Capitol most of the senators had According to these sources, Fear He May Defect
urged him to run. Rockefeller's statement of can- To West if Allowed
They felt from the point of didacy is being prepared by his
view of the party and the coun- speechwriter, Hugh Morrow. Travel W. Germany
try this was desirable, he said. Rockefeller did indicate that PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (P) .
After the session, Rockefeller if he runs he will sidestep all For fear he would defect Czecho-
flew back to New York for talks primaries except the one in Ore- slovakia's reform leadership was
concerning his state budget. An gon May 28. He said an effort to reported yesterday to have blocked
aide said an announcement will place him on, the ballot for the a trip to West Germany by Pres-
be made today in Albany on May,14 Nebraska primary, despite ident Antonin Novotny's playboy
where and when the governor will last week's filing deadline, is due son. Communist newspaper called
issue his promised statement of to "a great deal of pressure" him a close friend of "the traitor
political intentions. from forces supporting Richard and spy" Gen. Jan Sejna who fled
Other informed sources indicate M. Nixon. "This is Nixon coun- to the United States.
that Rockefeller will announce try," he said, adding he will not The travel an on Antonin No-
his candidacy tomorrow afternoon. campaing there in any case. votny Jr., 37, coincided with re-
Sen. Mark O. Hatfield of Ore- ports of several arrests in the
gon, a leading GOP opponent of Sejna case, revelations on the Red,
gone ding GO hoppe jet set, and a quickly summoned
iYA1 the Vietnam war, asked Rocke- meeting late yesterday of the
feller what he thought of the Cabinet and heads of the National
R,/ ROG RAM Johnson administration's war po- Assembly.
icy but said he received only gen-
eralities aottewrscm Want No Defections
in aboutseaurn the war's tom- Explaining that 'we do not want
p ty Inreturn, another defection," an authorita-
rtT , Afterwards, the governor said tive source said young Novotny, di-
f / S : he feels he would be "less than rector of the Artia Foreign Trade
responsible" if he tried to offer Corp., was turned down when he
OW a superficial remedy for such a applied for an exit visa for a busi- MEKON
* complex war without knowing de- nes trip next week to West Ger- in search
:.:.::.:.::..;,;::;.: tailed and military and intelli- many and Yugoslavia. engaged
Bence information He was not arrested, however, likt
gEATRICAL £' "I don't see how an intelligent and a secretary at Novotny"s of- link to S
0y THE DECA, 4 : candidate could come up with fice said he checked in at the the road
o. an oversimplication" about Viet- normal time for work yesterday.
o nam and feel he has made a Newspapesr were boldly linking T
valuable contribution, Rockefeller the Novotna family to Sejna and Vi4
said in a slap at Nixon's promise an army plot the general is ac-
o to end the war if elected presi- cused of planning to keep the
00 dent.elder Novotny in power as party to
0 o Rockefeller was asked about leader last January. Novotny, a
o doubts he might run. "Yes, there old line Stalinist, is now fighting
0 o is reason for that," he said with- to retain the lesser post of presi- SAIGON
0Oout elaboration. dent against reform opposition, and South
o 0 But Hatfield told newsmen he Confidential Questioning root the en
has no doubt the governor will It was also learned that his son gon turned
0Orun in the Oregon primary. underwent three days of question- yesterday ti
DOROTHY__ _ing last week. Sources in his of- tended for
DOROTHY fice said at the time he had gone Tan Son N
LAM OUR a ' on an official -trip to the country Vietname
to confer with branch offices of brush besid
EA E his corporation which sells rec- esirt
ords, books and other "cultural" miles north
3020 Washtenaw Phone 434-1782 items. They rep
Between Ann Arbor & Ypsilanti 'Other Czechoslovak officials rockets, 1,2
** AESAHF NDA who frequently travel to the West booka sh
GOW R CAMPONals failed to receive exit visas. TNT.
GoWER CHAMPION .STEWART" FONDA d rca ua-
The newspaper Zemedelske No- The base
SUN., MARCH 31 viny said several persons had been ly by rock
arrested in the Sejna affair, and the enemy
2:30PM 8:30PM. singling out young Novotny by year offensi
name, demanded that "all per- into Saigon
sons however prominent should ties.
ITORIUM be mercilessly exposed." The stronr
It jabbed at Novotny as "the Vietnamese
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OP)-The massive U.S.
Vietnamese drive to
emy from around Sai-
up a big arms cache
;hat may have been in-
attacks on the capital's
hut air base.
se found the cache in
es the Saigon River five
of the air base.
orted finding 80 122mm
00 mortar rounds, 138
ells and a half ton of
has been hit repeated-
ets and mortars since
launched its lunar new
ive Jan. 30 that swept
and other major ci-
Lg Viet Cong and North
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South Vietnamese soldiers sweep-
ing the five provinces around Sai-
gon.
So far the operation has re-
ported killing 821 of the enemy
since it was launched March 11.
The Americans have lost 32 killed.
Just south of the operation,
South Vietnames fought a battle
with the Viet Cong and reported
killing 45. The Viet Cong com-
mand said its casualties were light.
Resolve To Win
The fighting broke out 35 miles
southwest of Saigon in Kien Hoa
Province. Kien Hoa is the next
province south of Go Cong, the
southernmost province in the big'
operation known as Quet Thang-
Resolve to Win.
The only other action reported
was on the coastal plain,'310 miles
northeast of Saigon. Riflemen of
the U.S. 11th Light Infantry Bri-
gade said they killed 11 guerrillas
in a brief skirmish. There were no.
Aerican casualties.
In the far northwest below the
demilitarized zone between North
and South Veitnam, North Viet-
namese poured a 125 round bar-
rage into - the surrounded U.S.
Marine base of Khe Sanh. A U S.
military spokesman said casualties
were light among the 7,000 de-
fenders.
Lose U.S. Plane
In the air war, 'U.S. airmen flew
71 missions against North Viet-
nam Monday, concentrating on
Kein An airfield six miles south-
west of Haiphong, a power plant
27 miles northeast of the nort, and
roads and storage areas.
U.S. headquarters reported an
Air Force F100 Super Sabre Jet
was shot down in the North Viet-
namese panhandle.

--Associated Press
G DELTA DRIVE brings this G.I. into a banana grove
h of Viet Cong. The U.S. Ninth Division is currently
in a sweep of the Delta region to open Route 4, the vital
aigon from the rice rich Delta. Viet Cong have made
unsafe for use.
et ong Weapons
iund In Saigon

Free U.S.
Gold Supply
For Market
Jolinson Removes
25 Per Cent Cover
Backing Currency
From Wire Service Reports
WASHINGTON - The White
House announced yesterday that
President Johnson has signed
legislation releasing this country's
entire stock of gold to back the
dollar in foreign exchange.
The bill, which Johnson signed
Monday night, removes the 25
per cent gold cover requirement
for the nation's currency.
This frees about $10.7 billion
in gold which the Treasury had
been required to hold under a 55-
year-old law that said every $1
federal- reserve note must be
backed by 25 cents in golds
Measure Passed in Crisis
The bill squeaked through Con-
gress last week at a time when
international speculation in gold
had reduced the U.S. stock to
$11.2 billion, or only about $500
million more than the cover re-
quirement.
Despite urgent calls for passage
by Johnson, the Treasury and the
Federal Reserve, the House passed
the bill by the close margin of
199 to 190, and the Senate vote
was 39 to 37.
Yesterday's daily Treasury
statement disclosed that last
Thursday, the day the Senate
completed congressional action on
the bill, there was a further
decline of more than $200 million
in the U.S. gold stock,
This brought total U.S. holdings
down to $11.2 billion, compared
with $11.9 billion on March 6 and
$13.36 billion last November when
Britain devalued the pound.
Gold Price Declines
Meanwhile, the price of gold
dropped on European markets for
the second consecutive day yester-
day as the steadying effect of the
actions of the United States and
Britian were felt.
Removal of the gold cover gives
the Treasury considerably more
room for maneuvering in defend-
ing the dollar's value abroad, but
it means nothing to the average
citizen.
Americans could not exchange
their paper money for gold be-
fore the new law was signed, and
they still can't.
Domestic users of gold, such
as jewelers, dentists and electron-
ics firms, will have to turn to
foreign markets for most of their
needs as a result of emergency
measures taken last weekend.

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