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WDI Shgh mal TEHRAN, Iran ? Shah had the man who was his | arrested in another move violence, and the United S agreeing to supply tear gas r?nntrnl wininmonf fn Iron vvava w. ^M%UK*1*V1IV W JUL UH, West. Amir Abass Hoveyda, w 1964 to 1977 and was one of was arrested Wednesday position claims that the sh abuse of authority. Dozei eluding the former head o were arrested earlier. Pr^ric in\/H I Ul IO II I V I I PARIS ? Former Presi visit Paris to appear in a French television Nov. questions, the station sai( The program, on the sec television network, is or French television. It com tracing Nixon's career, fol relayed through a moder The announcement saic answer Questions on his cumstances of his resign; Pope bac VATICAN CITY ? Po] upheld mandatory celibac The Polish-born pontiff s address to some 1,300 Ron Hall of Benedictions in th 14 o fnlH Hiom fhoir ' 'ov fn 11V WAV! VA IViti VllVIi VA WJ indicate their priestly sta Addressing the audience as bishop of Rome, John P "an adequate style of life 30 men s MANILA, Philippines sunken wreckage of an Thursday looking for at lei a deafening exDlosion rin The underwater rescuer stern of the 20,924-ton ship engine room and cabins crewmen were believed ( The Philippine coast gu and a security guard wen crewmen were hospitalize f Early ri I I The work begins early c on this farm in East K t 3LD <es arrests Mohammed Reza Pahlavi prime minister for 13 years to defuse anti-government iofoc nffoPAil ltd oimnAKt Ki? viivi vu ivo ou|/|A/i V Ujr , police clubs and other riota major oil supplier to the ho headed the Cabinet from the shah's closest advisers, in a bid to puncture opah sided with corruption or is of other ex-officials, inf SAVAK, the secret police, es Nixon dent Richard M. Nixon will public affairs program on 28 and answer viewers' 1 Thursday. ond channel of the state-run le of the most popular on sists of a film, in this case llowed by viewers' questions ator, Joseph Pasteur. I Nixon would be willing to life, his career or the ciration. ks celibacy pe John Paul II Thursday :y for priests. .poke of priestly duties in an lan priests and friars in the ie Apostolic Palace. rior clothing" should clearly te. He did not elaborate, both as supreme pontiff and aul urged the clergy to have .till missing ? Frogmen searched the oil tanker in Manila Bay ist 30 crewmen missing after ped the ship apart. s had penetrated the sunken and were going through the where most of the missing ;o be. ard said five other crewmen ; known dead and another 21 jd, some with serious burns. s ers llllS ive Koliack ? GAME COCK NRTI /r-^?l . L/ I >11 Diluted Dill WASHINGTON ? President Ca "diluted" energy bill that is a far cr plan he submitted to Congress 18 i "moral equivalent of war." The 95th Congress completed w< package just before adjourning Oc Although it was a big domesti president, the compromise legislatk the tough proposals in his original Plane down MELFA, Va. ? A single-engine a out of Myrtle Beach, Wednesday is the Chesapeake Bay. The Federal Aviation Adininistrati regional office in New York said T that the Piper 32 with four persons or pm*?rO*?nr?vr at O 99 n m The plane was being directed Salisbury, Md., when all radar and i lost, according to the FAA report. "No wreckage or survivors have FAA said. Ray study cc WASHINGTON ? House investig; their search for the truth in James ] confessions and denials that he Luther King Jr. In a month-long series of publ: opened Thursday, the House As mi tee expects to deal with cc statements since he was arrested f< murder of the civil rights leader in ft The committee hopes to answer a questions lingering from disclosure retired Scotland Yard detective conl boast of killing King. A Synagogue d ST. PAUL, Minn. ? Vandals serf slogans and caused thousands of doll synagogue here on the 40th anniven "Night of Glass," when Nazis synagogues and businesses, police Rabbi Leigh Lerner said the at Synagogue was done sometime late Wednesday. He said slogans and swastikas 1 outside walls. Police said Nazi-stj were painted on windows, doors and message said "Hitler Lives." .:' : -y',-'>s:- : . - HBsagSs??*? v/ ^ - f ' > H ivJHkw'. - ^1 WWjI'j.. ._L. IWaSm^EJm^ . m ..> H ON! signed E irter is signing a Tue y from the original smoot nonths ago as the comm "An irk on the energy in Sou t. 15. the st c victory for the "W< >n omitted many of state') package. single didatc | Mor in bay 55s irplane that flew about assumed down in I p. nn IT1 A A ITnotnm I I Jl ui>, i' nrt, uaoiciii hursday morning AN] i board reported an conch depar to a landing at pressi radio contact was The bringi been found," the result invesl Nar m-itim iqc . a . - _ . . llUHiV, / I 1111 I VJ Elrod temb( ators are renewing derso Earl Ray's various killed Dr. Martin ^ ic hearings which sassinations Com- A j inflicts in Ray's troon >r the pril 4, 1968, Fran lemphis, Tenn. sons it least some of the ? in August that a Wedr tends he heard Ray woul< quest . Th< amaged Rose. iwled anti-Semitic ars in damage to a X iary of Germany's polic destroyed Jewish 0ffici said. Gree tack on Mt. Zion 1 i Tuesday or early c0^1 , , force were scrawled on ^h rle messages also j, the sidewalk. One arrai muni . v,-T,.r.V- : * STR lc*rtinn 'cmr il\/ VMV/I I I I Vsday's general election wai hest in the state's history/' ission official. d it should dispel a lot of talk a th Carolina," added James B. 1 ate Election Commission. i voted far more than the natio 3 top election official declared, charge of irregularities, or p s." p than filH non Qniith Pnmlininn lay. That turnout of about 55 pei le voters compared with a na 37 percent. jsinessman ii DERSON ? The Anderson Com jaea its investigation of the tment by indicting a local ing more charges against a fc jury handed down four indict ing to five the number of peri of a year-long State Law Enf< tigation. ned in all four indictments wa ty Martin Elrod. Businessman d as a co-defendant in three o was indicted by the same g ?r on charges he accepted a b n County police officer. ppeals dele >rosecution decision to appeal i procedures has delayed th cis Smart, who is charged wit in Cayce this past August, cuit Judge Louis Rosen co lesday after the solicitor's ol i appeal Rosen's order not to ion prospective jurors. i solicitor's office is also app< n that it turn over its filps on Sn Police too c RAVELERS REST ? The hig e protection in this town of 2, ials to consider turning the re: nville County. ;v Administrator HoIa a Tw .iroi w * & AT VA about $105,000 last year to run i. That included purchase of a n e town cannot afford to continu s considering entering inl ngement for law enforcement icipality. ^^ WMBIjll^ TE )othest' i 3 "probably the says an election bout voter apathy Sllisor, director of >nal average," the < <T U 1 ? i lit* veil uiearu a irotests from canis went to the polls 'cent of the State's itional average of ndicted ity grand jury has county sheriff's businessman and >rmer deputy, ments Wednesday sons charged as a arcement Division s former Sheriff's E.C. Cooper was f the indictments, rand jury in Sep>ribe while an Ant/ trial a ruling on coure trial of Ronald ;h killing four perntinued the trial ffice announced it allow the state to baling an order by lart to the defense. :ostly h cost of providing 700 is causing city sponsibility over to )n said Thursday it the city's six-man ew patrol car. le to foot the bill, so to a contractual services with the XX-ifS f