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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Tuesday, August 1 1, 1970

Tuesday, August 11, 1970

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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Guerrillas

threaten cease

TIBERIAS, Israel OP) - Israeli
troops fear Arab guerrillas may
soon launch a particularly bloody
assault that would be designed
to wreck the Middle East cease-
fire.
A major action by the guerril-
las could provoke a heavy re-
prisal by the Israelis and jeo-
pardize the U.S.-sponsored
standdown that went into ef-
fect Friday.
Meanwhile, Israeli Ambassa-
dor Yitzhak Rabin flew back to
his Washington post unexpect-
edly yesterday amid reports that
Israel was preparing two notes
to the United States protesting
certain statements about t h e
Middle East cease-fire.
The Israeli government h a d
accepted the U.S.-sponsored
cease-fire with the qualifica-
tion that Israeli troops would
not withdraw from occupied
Arab territory until there was
an Israeli-Arab agreement on
"secure, agreed and recognized
boundaries."
That key statement was not
included in. the United Nations
announcement of the revival of
Swedish Ambassador Gunnar
Jarring's Middle East peace
mission.
The guerrillas, operating pri-
marily from Lebanon and Jor-

dan, have pledged to sabotage
the cease-fire and they already
have increased attacks on
Israeli patrols and border set-
tlements.
The Israelis hit back with
an air raid into Lebanon Sunday
-the first big combat flight of
the warplanes since the cease-
fire.
The surge in guerrilla activi-
ties was in sharp contrast to
the war's major battle a r e a
along the Suez Canal, where'
Israeli and Egyptian troops
were massed on each side of the
waterway. There, complete calm
prevailed for the third-straight
day.
The Israeli command in Tel
Aviv reported two guerrillas
killed and a third captured yes-
terday in the latest clash south
of the Dead Sea. A spokesman
said the Israeli patrol that
flushed the guerrillas suffered
no casualties.
Palestinian guerrillas in Beirut
said they lost eight killed and
two wounded Sunday--four dy-
ing in one of the Israeli air
raids into Lebanon.
In Amman, the guerrilla news-
paper Al Fatah warned t h e
Palestinians to "prepare for a
decisive battle" with the Jor-
danian army. It claimed that

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with the cease-fire now opera-
tional on Jordan's orders, the
Jordan army was bringing
troops and armored vehicles to
Amman, apparently in an effort
to clamp down on the thousands
of guerrillas operating in Jor-
dan.
Jordan and Lebanon have
promised to observe the truce,
but claim they are powerless to
control the guerrillas. Israel says
it will retaliate for any guerrilla
attacks.
Informants close to the mili-
tary in this area near the Jor-
danian and Lebanese borders
say the army is awaiting some
sort of major guerrilla action to
which it may have to reply.
Security measures already
have been intensified in Israeli
border settlements and in army
positions.
The sources say it is not cer-
tain what sort of action can be
expected. It could be a suicide
attack on an Israeli settlement
by large numbers of guerrillas,
they say.
Infiltration might b e c o m e
deeper and more daring. Or
there may be a repeat of last
May's guerrilla attack on a
school bus on the Lebanese bor-
der which killed eight Israeli
children.

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HOUSING for 2% thru Nov. 21 or be-
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tremendous closets
loads of parking
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FOR GRADUATES or teaching fellows;.
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Packard near State. 14C71

etc

-Associated Press
Israeli-Egyptian truce zone

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APPEAL REJECTED

My

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defendants

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to have military trial

ATLANTA, Ga. ()-A three-judge fed-
eral panel upheld yesterday the Army's
right to court-martial two s o 1 d i e r s
charged in the alleged massacre at My
Lai, South Vietnam, in March 1969.
The ruling came on petitions filed in
behalf of Sgt. Esequiel Torres, 22, of
Brownsville, Tex., and Spec. 4 Robert
T'Souvas, 21, of San Jose, Calif. They are
two of the 12 soldiers charged in the al-
leged massacre.
Attorneys for Torres and T'Souvas had
asked the three-judge panel either to en-
join the Army from bringing the two sol-
diers to trial by court-martial or to trans-
fer their cases to federal court. The peti-
tions, almost identical, had contended
the Army trial would violate Torres' con-
stitutional rights on 15 grounds and
T'Soufas' rights in 17 instances.
The decision noted that the Supreme
Court has recognized that a trial by
military tribunal deprives one of trial
by jury and other constitutional right
"However," it said, "the court has not
ruled the U.C.M.J.-Uniform Code of
Military Justice - unconstitutional . . .
and this court will not hold the U.C.M.J.
unconstitutional for deficiences which the
Supreme Court has long acknowledged in
those cases which are properly subject to
military justice."
It said, "There can be no doubt that
the plaintiffs are subject to military juris-
diction as both are members of the armed
forces and, clearly, the alleged crimes are
service connected."

The three judges said they are unwill-
ing to presume that the military courts
will not fully and fairly consider the
claims of the two soldiers and, therefore,
"we find there is insufficient reason to
depart from the well-established policy
that, once a member of the armed forces
commits an offense and the military jus-
tice process is initiated, the federal courts
will not interfere until that process has
been exhausted."
The judges also said that the ruling
"should in no way be read as casting light
on the merits of plaintiffs' due process
contentions.
"We have not rejected the claim on
command influence, pretrial publicity and
the other matters proffered," it con-
tinued.
"We have merely rejected plaintiffs'
argument that it would be fundamentally
unfair to require these matters to be first
raised in the military courts. Our ruling
relates tothe timing, rather than the
merits, of this suit."
The seven-page decision was signed by
Judge Griffin Bell of the 5th U.S. Circuit
Court of Appeals, along with U.S. District
Court Judges Sidney Smith Jr., and Al-
bert Henderson Jr.
A similar action, filed in behalf of S.
Sgt. David Mitchell, 29, of St. Francis-
ville, La., is still pending before a U.S.
District Court in Waco, Tex. It was pre-
sumaply postponed pending a decision in
the Atlanta suit.

Aug. '70-Aug. '71. $190. 769-4269 after#
4. 7C661

-Associated Press
Volpe meets governors
U.S. Secretary of Transportation John Volpe (center) appears serious as he talks
of allocation of funds for highway construction at yesterday's session of the
National Governors' conference. Listening are Gov. Daniel Evans, left, of Wash-
ington, and Gov. Marvin Mandel, right, of Maryland. See story, page 10.
HEAVY FIGHTING REPORTED
Viet Cong forces mass
to attack ,mountain base

AUGUST OCCUPANCY
A delightfully spacious, quiet, clean 2
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apartment for 3 or 4. Campus area,
ample closets. storage and parking.
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Several furnished 2 & 3 bedroom
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Dishwashers, vacuum cleaners, bal-
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1335 S. University
9ctc
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1700 Geddes
Several beautifully decorated, fur-
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still available for fall semester,
Dishwashers * Vacuum cleaners
i1 Baths * Air-Cond. * Balconies
Parking 9 Laundry and Storage
facilities 0 Excellent sound con-
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Call the Resident Manager at

Full or part time. Apply 208 W. Huron.
32H 71
ROOMMATES WANTED
2ND MAN, senior or grad, to complete
2 bdrm. apt. on good location, $75/
mo. 665-8283. 1Y64
GRAD STUDENT to share 4-man hse.,
partly furn., yd. and pkg., $50/mo.
plus utilities. 665-8047, after 6 p.m.
49Y68

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at the lobby office 12 noon to 6 p.m. house thru Nov. $50/mo. Evengs., 665-
daily, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. 9657. 214 Crest. 50Y68
76 1 - 1 7 7 FOURTH GIRL needed for Carriage
llCtc House apartment. Call 665-5606. 51Y67
-~-~~~~~~~~~~-~FEMALE ROOMMATE needed to share
4-MAN 2-man apt, on Oakland. 665-2489.
ON CAMPUS 47Y65
711 ARCH ONE MALE ROOMMATE needed for a
Modern 2-bedroom furnished apart- 4-man apt. for fail, excellent loca-
ments for fall. Ideal for 3 or 4. $260/ tion (1 block from Law Quad), 2
mo. Featuring: bdrmis., 2 air conditioners, dishwash-
Dishwasher er, Call 769-6997. 48Y65
BalconyWANTED-1 or 2 girls to fill apartment.
Air conditioning Call 761-8693, Barb/Marj. Be persis-
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4-apt., campus location, :80/mo. Call
761-1409 Aor- 663-609OIafte .20_ 43Y64

FOR SALE
HEAD 320 SKIS, Scott poles and Tyiolla
bindings. Call 761-2927. B69
SONY TAPE Recorder, model TC-230,
also Garrard turntable, model SL-65,
both in excellent condition. 665-8283.
13B64
2 STEREO Speaker systems. Ideal for
apt. Excel. cond. 663-9821. 11B65
1968 CHAMPION Mobile Home, 12 ft. x
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SAILBOAT-14' Pintail sloop, fiberglas
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complete trailer, $825 firm. 971-6015.
6B63
LEAVING COUNTRY-VM stereo table
model with mahagony cabinet. Very
good sound. $35. Olivetti portable
typewriter with canvas case, excellent
condition. $25. Call 662-0348 evenings,
764-0510 mornings. BD7
USED CARS
1967 MUSTANG, excellent condition, 6
cyl., automatic, radio, 22,000 miles,
two new tires, two years remaining
guarantee. $1250. Call 761-4945 eve-
nings. 2N68
'60 VW. $100. Call 769-0162 persistently.
3N66
MGB ROADSTER 1967
Green. Good condition. 769-1318. 5N69
1967 VW BUS; engine with warranty,
good condition. 1469 University Ter-
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V.W., '70, in excellent condition. Call
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Ca maro 1967
Two-door hardtop, V-8, automatic
transmission, power steering, just like
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T & M Chevrolet
7895 E. Michigan Ave., 429-9481
1N6
BLUE 1964 VW, AM-FM radio, snow
tires included. $280. 668-6046. 5N66
FORD, 1963 Galaxie hardtop, air, 390
cu. in., original owner, very little
rust, good runner, best offer takes.
Call 434-0392 after 5 or weekend.
52N67
MERCURY COMET-1963, 60,000 miles.
Radio, automatic transmission, no
rust, very good condition, leaving the
country. $400. Contact H. Ochoa,
University Towers, 536 S. Forest,
Apt. 6K (anytime) or call 764-4424
(weekdays). 51N65
1965 OPEL, tan, 28 mpg., 47,000 miles.
exc. transportation, best offer over
$425. 663-1401. 47N67
FORD, 1963 Galaxie hardtop, air, origi-
nal owner, very little rust, good run-
ner, best offer takes. 434-0392 after
5 or weekend. 49N65
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BIKES AND SCOOTERS
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1970 KAWASAKI, 500 Mach III, 850, 3
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HONDA S-90, excellent condition.$150.
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198 HONDA S-90, exc. cond., low mile-
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43Z~f
HONDA 160, excellent cond., $250. 665-
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RADIOS, REPAIRS
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ruaaiable- instruments, repairs and
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Lawyers told homosexual
marriages 'constitution al'
ST. LOUIS {")-The American Bar As- riage partners to be of opposite sexes
sociation was told yesterday that laws "predicates reproduction as the legal con-
requiring marriage partners to be of dif- sideration of marriage, and that view, I
ferent sexes are unconstitutional. submit, is no longer consistent with fact."
The statement was made during a If limiting reproduction has become
panel discussion on "women's liberation the social goal "I know of no better way
and the constitution" by Rita Hauser, U.S. of accomplishing that than marriage be-
representative to the -.United Nations tween the same sexes," she said.
Human Rights Commission. "I am not urging tis as a social pqli-
"Legal distinction on the basis of sex cy," she added, "rather I am arguing that.
Is no longerreasonable, and I am willing the right to marry, a right guaranteed
to apply that view to any and all sets of by law, cannot be premised on sex dis-
circumstances the mind may conceive," tinctions which serve to deny equal pro-
said Mrs. Hauser, a New York lawyer. tection of the law to all persons, whatever
She said state laws that require mar- their tastes in life may be."

SAIGON WP)-Heavy fighting between
North and South Vietnamese forces was
reported yesterday in the jungled moun-
tains of ~ the far north near Ripcord, the
abandoned US. artillery base. More than
1,000 communist troops were believed to
be massing for an attack on a South Viet-
namese base,
At the same time, informed sources
said a 2,000-man South Vietnamese force
has been rushed to an area northwest
of Saigon to meet a threat by communist
troops slipping back into the country
from Cambodia.
In the fighting in the far north, U.S.
and South Vietnamese fighter-bombers
and helicopter gunships, pounded the
North Vietnamese positions with bombs,
rockets and napalm throughout the day.
First accounts made no mention of ca-
sualties.
Associated Press correspondent Willis
Johnson reported from South Vietnamese
1st Division headquarters at Hue that
four battalions of North Vietnamese
troops were sighted Sunday along a ridge
a mile west of Fire Base O'Reilly,.
O'Reilly is a former U.. 101st Air-

borne Division base reopened by the
South Vietnamese 1st Division in March.
It stands atop a 1,500-foot ridge less than
five miles north of Ripcord, the 101st
Division artillery base abandoned under
heavy enemy pressure July 23.
O'Reilly and four remaining 101st Divi-
sion bases to the southeast serve as
jumping-off points for the allies' summer
drive againt North Vietnamese strong-
holds north of the Ahsau valley about 20
miles west of Hue. Up to now, the allies
have made few contacts with the com-
munists.
Ma. Gen, Ngo Quang Truong, com-
mander of the 1st division, said elements
of three North Vietnamese regiments had
moved into the area from Laos.
The base is defended by about 300 men
and several artillery pieces.'
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DAH LMANN
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545 CHURCH ST.
761-7600
3MOte
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Air conditioned
Adequate Parking
Dishwasher
Near Campus Bus Stop
4-Men Apt. $240
5-Men Apt. $280
Some 2-men apt. left also.
Call 662-2952
8101.
WANTED TO BUY
USED RALGH BICYCLE. 66-2160.
34k%0
TYPEWRITER ELECTRIC.
. Portable and workable.71-610047.
32K

WANTED-2 or 3 girls to fill apartment.
769-3130 after 4:30. 32Ytc
BUSINESS SERVICES
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42Jtc
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