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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 23, 1972, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg Friss tuesday May 23, 1972 Nixon confronts Brezhnev continued held their first formal Summit talks for nearly two hours today. It was expected that the afternoon meeting would involve far fewer just Nixon Brezhnev and one or two aides. One of the initial agreements it was Learned would at joint american soviet health re search efforts with emphasis on combating such major diseases As cancer and heart trouble. The second would provide for collaboration in helping to clean up the global environment. The formal opening of the Summit took place in a cordial atmosphere in what the participants called a search for path ways to world peace. Moments after a far away chime sounded the hour of 11 . 3 . Nixon and Brezhnev entered the ornate Catharine Hall in the grand Kremlin Palace from opposite sides of the big room and Lead ing others in their delegation met at the Midway Point for handclaps Small talk and smiles. Once the two leaders sat Down facing each other across the conference table Nixon was flanked by state Secretary Wil Liam Rogers and Henry Kis Singer the president s assistant for National Security affairs. Sitting on either Side of Brezhnev were soviet president Nikolai Podgorny and Premier Alexi Kosygin. This morning s formal open ing was to have been broadcast live by Moscow television according to soviet spokesmen who outlined the Summit to coverage in Advance. The live broadcast was cancelled at least locally in Moscow without immediate explanation. With such items As Vietnam the Middle East and strategic nuclear arms on the Agenda the negotiations promised to be Tough. But both sides made it Clear they meant business exchanging solemn pledges monday night to work together for world peace. Few observers Here Howe e a expected any dramatic Progress on either Vietnam or the Middle East although there was a Strong possibility of an agreement to limit certain nuclear weapons. Nixon arrived monday to a Friendly but restrained Welcome on the first visit to Moscow by an. American head7 of state. Only last february he notched up another first for a . Pres ident by visiting peking for Summit discussions with Chin Ese leaders. Little More than two hours after his plane touched Down in Moscow be began talks with Brezhnev with Only an interpreter present. Soviet Televik s i o n screened film of the world s two most powerful men seated opposite each other at one end of a conference table each apparently at ease in the other s company. White House press Secretary Ronald Ziegler said the two leaders had a Businesslike and f r a n k conversation during which they discussed the outline of the Agenda for their four Days of formal talks that began today. Soviet president Podgorny toasting or. And . Nixon at a Kremlin banquet monday night hailed the visit As a momentous he said the two Powers should act to Ward off the danger of a global War to re move the vestiges of cold War from soviet american relations and As far As possible to rid their relations of All that complicated them in the past and burdens them even in calling for better relations Podgorny stressed this could not be at the expense of other countries or Peoples. With Vietnam and the Middle East probably in mind Nixon said great Powers had a responsibility to influence other nations in conflict or crisis to moderate their behaviour. Despite their diametrically opposing views on Vietnam the two leaders kept the subject out of their banquet speeches. The subject has generally been treated quietly in the press Here during the last two weeks. Recalling h i s inauguration pledge to move from confrontation to negotiation Nixon said this week can prove that the Era of negotiation Between the two most powerful nations the world has the president heard pod Gorny say that it was possible and desirable to establish not just Good but Friendly relations with the United states. The two men also spoke of Hopes for limiting deployment of strategic nuclear arms of bettering commercial relations Between their countries and of collaborating in a variety of peaceful endeavours. Said Nixon never have two Peoples had a greater Challenge or a greater goal. Let us be worthy of the Hopes of the soviet peo ple the american people and All the people of this Earth As we work together toward the goal of a peaceful Nixon itinerary scheduled stops of president Richard Nixon on his visit to the .s.r. Are shown Here. He will be attending Summit meetings with the communist party chairman Leonid i. Brezhnev shown at right and Premier Alexei n. Kosygin shown at left. President Nixon s party departed from Washington d.c., May 20 and will return june 1. The president will make two stopovers outside of the .s.r. They will be made in Australia and Iran. Madding studying uproar attorney general Al Mackling said tuesday he has not yet prepared any charges against heading Ley jail inmates who rampage monday went on evening. Earlier jail superintendent Eric Cox had said no charges would be Laid. However it is up to the attorney general to de cide on charges after receiving a recommendation from or. Cox. The attorney general said or. Cox s recommendation and a report from the health and so Cial development department would be studied very closely. Or. Mackling said that in promising no charges would be Laid if the inmates calmed Down supt. Cox was not so much trying to make a Deal with them As trying to ration Alize difficulties within the institution. Institutional superintendents should Given this Type of flexibility to maintain discipline. The disturbance was not a matter of great said or. Mackling. Heading Ley rampage ended continued conference. This was one of the conditions by which the inmates agreed to leave the ruined Cellblock. Denial of this condition May have led to More trouble and i did t want any outbreak of Vio or. Cox said. Another demand by the prisoners that they be allowed to speak with members of the news Media is being consid ered he said. But he speculated inmates Only wanted the press to test some Coffee with they feared was drugged mr., Cox said the incident could not be termed a riot and did not have the support of the other inmates. Heading Ley has about 200 prisoners and some were worried the incident might adversely affect their rehabilitation programs or. Cox said. The programs will not be affected. The destruction started about 3 . When the inmates led by a Core of four or five barricaded themselves in the Cellblock. In the following hours they smashed toilets ripped sinks from the Walls set mat tresses on fire and broke win Dows to allow the smoke from the burning mattresses to escape. But no damage was caused to the real Structure of the building. Or. Cox arrived at the jail at g . And spoke with the re in i Zellious inmates at . Five minutes after he finished speaking they voluntarily left the Cellblock and were moved to another area. Outside the Cellblock stood More than 50 ramp and St. Jaines Assiniboia policemen who had been called in As reinforcements. Although not needed they were equipped with riot helmets and night Sticks. The policemen however found themselves the target of taunts and obscenities from the pent up emotions Are re leased in a violent manner from time to time. It s bad when this happens but it s nothing shocking that it should occur because people Are being institutionalized against their health minister Rene Toupin said he received a verbal re port on the incident this morn ing from the assistant Deputy minister in charge and a writ ten report will follow. The report was that two in mates were mainly responsible one an american due to be transferred Back to the . On two murder charges. Supt. Cox s Promise not to Lay charges against the rioters was a Good decision or. Toupin said because the regular in mates were not involved in the matter. It will be up to the attorney general and the courts if charges Are to in Laid he said. Or. Toupin indicated it was possible or. Mackling s depart ment would receive the report being prepared for his depart ment on the incident. Vandal chips statue continued sunday night in a ceremony to re purify the profaned statue of the Virgin Mary holding the dead Christ. They chanted hymns of penance. The Vandal meant to break off the whole head of the a Bishop Fallani said. Luckily visitors stopped him in but the Hammer blows broke off the tragically expressive left of the Madonna at then Elbow broke the nose and shattered the left Eye and part of the veil. Bishop Fallani said the Man with the Hammer Lazlo Toth 34, remained Cool and polite through eight hours of question ing during which he insisted he was Jesus Christ and also the avenging Angel of the apocalypse Toth a hungarian Emigrant to Australia whom spectators caught by his shoulder length is in Rome s Queen of heaven jail. Italian authorities charged him with damaging a work of Art and offending religion. If found guilty he could be sentenced up to four years in jail. Quebec labor split continued Cantu Comptons due sur nos pro pres we depend Only on ourselves says the capitalist sys tem in Quebec must give Way to socialism. The dissidents favor a More traditional form of Trade Union ism in which negotiation of working conditions is consid ered More important than Polit ical action. Many Union members also were displeased by Calls for civil disobedience from the common front of Public service unions of which the Cantu is a member during last month s 11-Day walkout. They objected to the Cantu s decision to turn Over its Mil lion strike fund to the common front for use during the strike. Continuing financial support about 400 former g. Lapalme inc. Mail truck Drivers who lost their jobs in March 1970 when their employer failed to bid for a renewal its exclusive con tract for Montreal Island operations also Drew ire. In april the dissidents criticized or. Pepin for choosing to accept the risk of violence in calling on workers to disobey emergency legislation ending the Public service strike. Last week they denounced or. Pepin for having chosen to go to jail rather than Appeal his one year prison sentence for contempt of court and remain free to negotiate collective agreements in the Public ser vice. F e r n a n d Daoust Secre tary general of the Quebec federation labor and chief spokesman for the Public ser vice common front headed by or. Pepin and two other jailed presidents warned there could be a return to labor disruptions if it begins to look like we have been betrayed and if the Union leaders Are not freed under acceptable the May 0 jailing of or. Pepin a Al president Louis la prisoners. They began leaving i and Yvon Charbonneau of the Quebec teachers corp. Sparked province wide illegal strikes and demonstrations. They ended last wednesday after a Call from the common front for a return to work As labor minister Jean Cournoyor shortly after 8 . And one of the prisoners help ing in Pic clean up of the cell Block shouted out a wry re in i n cd c r to mess members this incoming out of your tax newly appointed to the civil ser vice Post indicated he wanted to resume negotiations for new contracts for some pub Lic service employees. The three jailed leaders have asked for Day parole to attend the negotiations and Premier Robert Bourassa has said the government s decision on the request will be announced today. The leaders of the dissidents called their meeting last week on the heels of these develop ments. For some time they have objected to what they Call the socialist orientation taken in re cent years by the Cantu. Raymond Parent Secre tary general of the Cantu and a supporter of or. Pepin said the vote monday was not representative of the real wishes of Cantu members. There is a certain percent age who want out but it is a restrained he told a news conference. Firework devices blamed continued in Toronto a 10-year-old boy received Burns to 90 per cent of his body in an almost identical incident. John Murney was listed As being in critical Condi Tion. A second boy Marcus Brown 8, also was taken to Hospital where his condition is satisfactory. Four other boys three teen agers and John s eight year old brother Michael Mur Ney. Escaped unhurt. The boys told police and fire men they had been bothered by older boys with firecrackers earlier sunday night. Police said they thought fire crackers landed inside the tent possibly on John Murney s Blan Ket. The tent was engulfed flames within seconds. In Australia s population at the end of 1971 was estimated at an increase during the year of but some Legal sources said he would More probably be sent to a state mental Hospital. The Pieta will be restored by the Vatican s team of experts. Doclecio Redig de Campos director of the Vatican museums and of the Vatican Restora Tion workshop said it would be an awesome task which might take de Campos said he had been suggesting special Protection measures for the Pieta and other major works of sculpture and painting in the Vatican for years. It had been decided to erect a huge Bullet proof Glass Barrier in front of the Pieta in the near future he added. Canadians take part ten canadians will participate in the 1972 Jeunesse musicals world orchestra which will be featured in the artistic program for the 20th olympic games in Munich. Hanoi denounces in Niit continued hit monday in an area about 110 Miles Northwest of Hanoi and about 50 Miles South of the chinese Border. The air Force f-4 phantoms used laser devices to direct their bombs within five feet of the Bridges military sources said. Laser guns mounted on the supersonic jets Fira their concentrated Light beams across the target and the bombs homed i on the beams. Military sources reported that guided bombs and a Small number of or nine instead of 40 or used in the attack on the Power Sta Tion which they described As the main Power Supply Point for Hanoi providing Power for Mil itary installations in the capital. It is eight Miles from Hanoi. . Planes first bombed a Power station in Hanoi on May 18, 1961. The station then was Only one mile from the Centre of the City. Observers said the attack was the first of its kind against a target not directly related to North Vietnam s offensive in the South. X the generating station was thought to have been destroyed but the effect on Hanoi s Power consumption was not known. Previous targets for . Planes hitting North Vietnam have been Oil storage and pipe 1 i n e systems railway lines Bridges and trams which the . Command has defined As military targets used to support the offensive now in its 55th Day. Last thursday using guided bombs . Aircraft blew up an estimated 5vi million Gal Lons of fuel at a tank farm on the outskirts of Hanoi. During the last three Days of raids anti aircraft fire against the planes was reported heavy. The number of surface to air missiles fired at . Planes Over the North since the Start of the offensive March 30 exceeds the command re ported. One . Plane was lost Mon Day although no North Vietnam Ese migs were reported stroked in Aerial dogfights. De Sweet deterrent Rolleston England up Nottinghamshire vicar Rev. Ronald Lacey puts chocolates out every night for the Stop them nibbling at the altar candles. Split in Ira widens continued the Ira wings Rule strictly marked out Terri tories containing some after a Day of widespread violence. One Man was shot dead apparently by mistake As he drove his daughter and her Fiance to a priest to arrange the couple s wedding Date. Sixty four people were injured some seriously maimed in bombings blamed on the Ira. The open revolt against the Ira came behind the Slit trenches and Concrete Barri Cades of free Derry where Northern Ireland s guerrilla warfare was first spawned three years ago by Catholic civil rights demands. Free Derry is ruled absolutely by the Ira. It uses the enclave As a major Power base in its fight to Force Ulster under the Rule of the overwhelmingly Catholic Irish Republic. Two Hundred Catholic House wives cornered official Ira men monday and demanded an end to violence. The women were furious Over the weekend killing of a 19-year-old British army private William Best Home on leave from his unit in West Germany. Best was a Catholic. He was hooded and killed for Selling out the people s the women said he had been Tor tured. Scuffles broke out As the women some pushing baby carriages and others carrying their children tangled with the Ira men. Mary Bell said we were always with the boys until now. But an innocent boy has been shot dead. The shooting must the officials admitted responsibility for his death. The women threatened to throw free Derry open to Brit ish troops and invite them in to clean the Ira out. Shortly afterwards the prov signals issued a statement say ing the people of Derry have asked us to make it Plain that officials Are no longer Welcome and Call on them to with draw however one of the Ponien militants retorted we Don t want any gunmen in the officials not the proves and not the British army. We want a crowd of women attacked a car carrying provisional opera Tives believed mistaken for officials. The officials and the provi signals Long have disagreed Over tactics to achieve a United Ireland and Over what to do with it if they get it. The officials want a Farmers workers Republic the provisional an in dependent state of workers and Small businessmen. The Londonderry breach appeared to be the most serious yet. It May help the British in their drive to quell the unrest that has claimed 334 lives since 1969j protestants Are becoming increasingly restive Over the exis tence of Catholic no go British troops Tore Down protes Tant barricades in fierce clashes at the weekend but militants say they will put up More unless the Ira strongholds Are crushed. Four wheel Home Stowmarket England up Britain s longest stand ing traffic queue broke up recently when 60 House Hunters put deposits Down on new Homes in waiting outside the estate for 17 Days in their cars. Some of the buyers had letters and milk delivered daily to their temporary Homes and one even installed a color to. They shared a Bicy Cle for transport to the nearest Public one wanted to move his car for fear of losing his place in the queue. Found the one firm in Winnipeg that does expert photo finishing and Yogi pay no More. 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