' DETROJT -~ - 'T S- II, I ar · al w ~ a rai n r/01 n i11. e:a.1I~ Att usl -/',from lt nty to thirl)-four percent, :.iuL - t II • l a1-fUJ.t ~ General Mo tor ~ sa in. it plans lo t:,a limit price to ~~ , ;f(:2.(--c (.c. ~ increas on it c enty-§_ix models,.tLf tt:J::-a n - cn:a• •w• • spite o f cost increa es -z waid ls .-uv-w totall?"nearly t•• · • twice as saying a price mu ch . G M· Chairman Tom Murphy boos;tthe full amount ,t would only "tend to da,npen returni,g demand." . '1 I LE A . T 11 u · i n I e r i m a g r e m 11 I i n I / 1 . ,1 r d d l Ea s I ll a r and · ' · I 0 ( , , r. IL' P I' Pr t d nl a da I .,eJ Loda . -/(J a nd I ra 1 I Pri 111 . lf ill i I r Rab i n - i ud ic al • "' a " w a cord may 11 a r. B:w:t g ,,, r . - in Cairo , J ru a l em a11d n·a LISBON Portugal's Leftist Militar y Securit , Chief _.G.1:L. Gen e ral DeCccr alho ;;- - tu..e...t~ :W 'Hh a .-uud1 ed. Tbe CIMZJ:trt blaming Portugal's political parties - both rigltt and l ~ - for growing opposition to military rule~ ~ Ht-.r 1#71 " u1•ging ~ creation of a radical poptdist movement - to help forge a continuation of what he called the current "rev _ olution." l \ , ~ ~ ~ ~ I C C 4 2 1 > nnt ■ tr,cf sy: l lft:c N:orl• :..of 1'0-1 ,wwor, fl ■t • • • ••ti anti-Communist mobs NU ■ aalil lo i\111 wreck~ leftist headquarters in more than fifty cities and towns. Ucrl "• a.4h••J JJ&JilfsJ MoeeHie,11 4 • • • Cciiw ■ t C t>«f4 I liH f> I i t::f WALTER REED On ,;: of America's §#ta, heroes of World war Two passed away · t7,day at Walter Reed Army Hospital. ~~~~ General William McAuliffe 1' the U S commander at Bastogne when it was threatened by overwhelming German forces during the Battle of tile Bulge. The /CJ I i , ~ -~_,_· Germans demanding his surrender. f McAuliffe r e p ~ • - •• • ass el "nu ts." And Bas togne held with the Germans wili later route~ aat the collapse of the Third Reich only four months latet=. General Mc Au liffe 1 ,... a victim of leukemla, ~ seventy-seven. ANGELES A II a l l - Ott t a er i a l as s au l t was la toi c It e d to d a against a fire raging unchecked through the Angeles National Forest in California. Twice in the past five ~ 1 ' 1 days - the blaze was thought to ha el' brought tcnder control onl to spread to new areas. 0/ficd.s deciding on an aerial attack when the fire began to tlireaten key power lines running from Hoover Dam into Los Angeles. LOWER SAXONY FOLLOW Jall ANGELES burning A ltuge foresl and bruslz f i r e ~ also /, thirty square miles, -t fir 1 4 lt>l.. forcing t:il:a I •• sa ■ fiuw 14 tliousands/.i ~ . West NEW DELHI From India's Madame Gandh i a denial loda3 I lz a I Ii e a n d h er g o er n m en l - are a I I e m p I in g I o i mt, o s e one party rule. This in an interview - in the official publication of scr '1 r own Congress Party. The Lad Premier also accusing Western Press., Radio and TV ' h l d d l . . '' of carr ing 't e most s an erous an ma ic,ous ••••-- ~ O l - - •' •ri, I•~ recent events in India. MADRID Tlte so called Japanese Red Army has carried out terrori t attacks in tile past few years - in Japan, in Eto·ope, in tlie Middle East and, most recently, in Malaysia. Now comes a report that Japanese Red Army terrorists - ha e somehow slipped I 7 Ut~ into Spain/ <Jfficials sayjq they may be planning /( ~ --11~~~ ~ J .. 'tJ- "to commit f< monstrous1 «:f k~tMiE--6/ , • ..,,, -- - ta t.;;11 Ill freeffl:w Basque radicals now in spanisl, jails. " GOLA HEIGH TS Lo 1 uill find a ' Qj t - 54 I - ...-'\-11 t; ~ and this 11 xi ,, from the Golan 11:a Heights 1\-.._pt/W'd /l ■ ~ ~ • .P••fsc~ illust1·ation. The ma,z i n the case - Captain Joseph Sfeinma, i n · a da hing Joung Austrian - ser · ,ig with · 1' peac k ep in g for e . The girl - Jeannette Fa ra j o f J ru s a I e m - a ,z in e t n ) ' a r old Is r a el i A r mJ pri ate. The met and f ell in lo e ; and somehow managed to slip awa) to a 1'. camp - in a i r tu a l no-man's land betu.een . opposing SJrian and Israeli I ines. .4 Jt, 1'11t ,ohen the , returned two da s later - the M P's were ~-£ ~ l ~ h ~ aiting. ,.captain Steinmann ~ •ri·■■-•Cr..itw immedic.. l·y shipped back to Austria) . kid Miss .: _, Iii -:f-,- c.~--'1 Fara j ~.._tt:::y=faciq a court martial for travelli,ig ,. ,,.. in i ~ ehicle 1 ,- crossing illegall, , i,ito enem, t• a i x terr i to r , , , and c on so rt in ,l'i th a N officer -.So- i it, i out permission. cs 9n ce again - it's the w oman who , e ■ UJ pa, , s." ENERGY A ,iew pla,i for •••ting lite nation's future energy needs ~ ~ ~ w l " i f by the nation's newest energy agency. The !nergy research and development administration - calling for a partnershiJ, - - ~ between government and industry -=a developf •11 • lwly- / solar energy_, •• • s• '1 • ti~• I ■ /Dt oU. spokesman Donald . . _ Beattie sayin . g the sun could well supply - Jc.:.:t- one fourth of the nation's energy needs "It withi,i ~ years. CNV\-<i\Utv7 C D -