ty chleti Alexander od umpirï¬s central not enough attention paid to Rheopinlons states iiithe Warsaw limiting factor in the ad forms of our own po eveiopment predominantly liner nan Communist party pre iected Sundaymet with instructions from trai committee to work speedywithdrawai of 000 occupation troops icmentalloniof the res ogram begun in Janu eirs speech was ed as wanting to the to go sowly it also be traditional Corn iiflt criticism for not an clpating the Soviet interven tion Vecerni Prnha thunly news paperpu ed in Prague Mon day said the central conunittce also vote to gt up the party lenders ho nego ated tnoagrcement in M0520 accepting the Soviet occupntlo and reimroslng press sorsbip while owing the liberals to remain in office diastole Czechoslovak alle OveréroWding iippalhling fIace Universit GUELPH Ont or an varsity studentsare in with overcrowding appalling rfood and lath centuryresidence rhes says Martin lnneypresi dentelect of the Canadian Union of Studenk Mroney as Quotient oi thcistudent connci of Simon Fraser Universi Jinnah succeedsdetfl Woman resident in September 1969 in an interview Monday be id the university is only part of society which needs chang sngHa wants to take CUS ideas not only to students and faculty out into the community lZAWhy dont people have the wer to control their terial énvironmeni whether its the workers in industry or the stu dents in university he asked He said students are facad with mainly orthodox faculty tudants who have occupied Aimeliie honed high school in suburban St Lennard since Friday night saldxMonday they had symp thetic hearing in telephone conversation with Education Minister JeanvGuyr Cardinal Meanwhile support 3va Monday for the staidents who are protesting their transfer to what they call inferior high the turning over of Aime Renaud to Englishspeak students onday outside me Renaiid high school lniormed reincc saidthrEo veeklynewépapers active in the liberalisation the writers association pope studcnt magazine and the news magaxino Reporter The Soviet Communisuafly orga Pravda called ay for the liquidation of Literarni Listy Prague showed some signs oil return to normal todlayaa pro parations ere made for the re sumption oicivli airline filghk inside the country and street signs removed to confuse oocu pying troops reappeared Prague airport was getting ready for the firstfllght to the Slovak capital of Bratislava gt since Warsaw act troopsinvad cd Czechoslovo Aug 11 The Czechoslovak lournaitsts Association nnounced Monday it accepted ensorship foronly threemonth period if by then news media did not get their bhiidinga back and Journalists were not guaranteed nonnat work Pragues newspa hners would consider themselves state ofillcgalily Radio Bratislava reported the associa tion as announcing Students which will permitno academic freedom Yondawill not be much gt help in changing the status quo because most fare tooyyotrconm seious But when youve got 60 or 70 per cent of the university corn munity mobilized you cant Io If LOW ï¬ndents sit in arydemanding antendto ar sminations thereii be no choice HERES ONE PoliceLieutehant never saw the pmiroo litheredwith pa per as it is ihismoming How do onaceount for it Sergéant The Mayor had leaflets distributed yawniay asking people not to throw paper about Fear Thes GrovowParlt robuc Schooiptipiis Were among Woubflc separate arid gb vscbool tooéid ho returned to theirstu les today ofth schools asthe young people waited for the doo reopen sib homeless adding to the toll ut zoodemonstrators separatists audparents pieketedin front of the tomato rey building ahd there was offt ial support from two organiza tionsthe Teachers Association of Le Royer and the Quebec Student TeacherslFedera on WANTS RETURN LeRoyer school board should freturn to the Frenchspeaking students the school which it took away from them under false of obtaining new Leonard the arse elation said in statement The federationsaid thatEngv ï¬shspeaking Canadians should not lose any rights but it is paramount thatthe rights not Fran Canadians be res pected 1000 poure highways as ed the traditional end KAKIdK IranCF mercy planestoday parachuh ed aid to remote areas ofnorth eastern iron in twodis troua weekendearthquakes that may have tnkentas many as 20000 ves Eears grew of pos emies among the The death thli fronLone ofthe quakasin lranlan hismry icially placed at about The Associated Press unofficial ligure of 14toodead but Reuters ws agency went home alongvqo ested sum ern Chnadapiayedhavod with said 100000are homeless Ofï¬cials feared that rising food shortage and extreme cold at night could result in disease among the homeless which couidquickiydeveiop into epi demics As 24hour period of official mourning began flags flew at half staff and radio and televi sion stationsrwere silent throughout the country The Shohot fran who led the nattonin prayer ersonaiiy showers in Easb homebound traffic ï¬lling high ways with ghompertnbumpeli traffictromteany afternoon to late Mood ght aliooal which had record dan otni Fleets much higherto 2d000 Reuters pervised rescue operations irom placed the fniured at 50000 and Tehran Hundreds of doctors and med ical students on vacation in the country volunteered to join rcs eueand rclict teams HOSPITALS OVERFLOW Authorities flew in field hospi tal drum Tehran to ease the burden on the few hospitals in the area already overflowing with the injured Associated Press eorrespondr ent Parvis Raein visited the de stroyed town or Kakhk where he told of dazed survivors wrappedin hioodstained cloth ing wandering aimlessly through the rubble At least 500oi thc 70ilfl poo pie of the onnerprosperous vii lage are dead or missing follow ing the first earthquake that devastated some 750 square miles in northeastern lran At least 11 aftershocks have been reported since the first kill or vquake Saturday OnSundBY another quake hit Ferdouti ahout 30 miles north of causing heavy more loss of tit two airstrip that only avenue for in mm rs to TOIiMavaiieadh200009 Earthquakes In Iran said he hopes Foreign Minister Ardesbtr Zahedi said that nearly every country in the world had sent messages of sympatbyto1rnn and some had offered to help in the rehabiilmtion of the We VUiS damage Void Fragile tlot no bad llow was chloago Varlablc on tbimdorabowen ï¬llywdmday law dwdiouswlthm infat W3 abwmmnbetabsonlt Itllecommend Federal Govt Referee Use 10ix Devices VANCOUVER CP The Canadian Bar Association lion day recommended that Ibe federal government referee the use of electronic eamdmppias and Justice lillnlster Writer to tackle the ques tion early next year The associations convention waded for two hours through db hate and amendments to resolu tions to come up with call Ihat bugging and wiretapping be made an indictable offence ex tent when provided for by law in its final form the resolu tion dropped recommendations for direct ludicial control of electronic BVQSdiOPpinEy Declare Berkeley Disaster Area BERKELEY Cal MW thLy Manager ley has declared disastcr in this not rsitydty following two daysof violence on Telegraph Avenue llanleyitoolr the action on day saying that because of the late of disaster he was ino lnbtting loitering on the avenue hetvmn 8pm and oalm as well as assemblies parades and the use of ampliï¬ersoodly streets or other public property Chicago NicePresident thert Hm phrey wank public investigalt tion of the roles of demonstra tors police and news media in the bloody protest disorders in Chicago The Democratic presidential New York Monday after march ing in Labor Day parade Ip Fifth Avenue tiumpbrey proposed the for mation ofa toplevel citizens committeeth members could cludeiawyers sociolo gists police and repre sentaliyeshut not public ofï¬ cials toï¬focus on the actionséf the demonstrators the conduct or the police and the role of the media dont knbw whos really in volved everybodymalres heart attack on Aug iiewspaper Is charges and colmtercharges Humphrey said Butt so think er continues to make holid candidate made the proposal in point which had been speciï¬ed in resolution tabled at the 1961 convention Mr Nrner an absence es the ï¬trdayemnrnntion opaned Monday gate no indication of what moms Ottawa may make on electronic uresiroppirtx and said on legislation has been prt SEES CONFLICT There isouine legitimate copilict of interest between the Io privaqy In ere very moiety and the rigbkof the country to protect itself interms of nation at sxurity and the rights nigg hce and enforcement axon toprevent benid One section of the resolution is imchanged from the for pan posais It urges legislation roi in that Evidence obtained by illegal use of cavesdroppingnot be admissible in any mart only about 230 of the 3510 delegates attends the debate There was genuai agreth that use of electronic eavesdrop ping should be restricted to of finial crimelighting and secu rity work Chrrantlegislatloabans wilectmain avg marina maniacal gingranho conducted without anyfattachment to phonedr cuits or physical invasion of building q1ry itwasasad enough pietnrelo the American public that it necesst ates analysis He Said group such as the Ford Foundation could take the lead in forming the committee DEFENDER MAYOR Humphrey during the week end defended Chicago Mayor Richard Daleys police meas ures Bot he said Monday he did not condonebeating of demon strators with clubs and said he didnt think Daley wanted condo it either Humphreys remarks vere in television interviews both in New York Third party presidential can didate George Cl Wallace said meanwhile the mess cagn and the mess both on parties have gotten astute have boosted hisehaneas of election in November very objective CAPSULE NEWS 51kPi°ittS$°fl Faverabii WASiflNGMiABIFormer president Dwight mom rabie progress following his seventh 16 bis octora annormced today Suspended orStory government today susg mbassador to the1L5 for about Premier Tran Van on AGO PlTralin aeride Labor Day weekend ammoo inane APlDeiegates presenting ammo Britishtrado unionists detiedthoir leadershi in favor of immediate equal pay for women today and cam out toqbospital 45d ay