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EXAMINERTELEPHONE mediation moso Classified anvuuuag mun all other Department 7mm 104th Your No 7170 dey Pleads Not Guilty as Earl flay pleaded not gmity today to ochnrgo of asassiuaiing Dr Martin Lu ther King Jr here April Trlal was set for Nov 12 Appearing publicly for the lira time since his extradition moorings in London Ray cn terod his plea thmugh his law yer Arthur Hanes of Birmipg ham Ala Security officers searched persons who entered the Shelby bounty criminal courtroom to witness Rays arraignment The arraignment proceedings took 12 minutes Ray was re turned to his steellined aircon ditiloned cell block in the county Jar MEMPHIS Tenn AP it ngech LieciclerSi jlo Meet Soviets gt PRAGUE Reuters Fublic demands for Czechoslovak lead er Alexander Dubcck to stay away from Moscow grew today as Russia accused Czechoslovak refluxmists of ignoring alleged danger from counterrevolution ary forces Cloehoslovak party leaders were meeting today to discuss terms for faring Soviet leaders as telegzams and other appeals were reported flooding into Communist party headquarters Prague urging Dubcek not to accept Ruskin invitation for talks in Russia The Russians proposed Mos cow or the Ukraine cities of Kiev or Lvov as site Th Czechoslovak party nu Li discuss the proposal and decide Hancs had both indictments charging murder in degree and the other charging Ray with carrying dangerous weapon At the end of each reading Hones said My client to enter plea of innocen gt Ray rcmaiiied silent through out the arraignment District Attorney Phil Connie told the court he had conferred with Hones about having the trial late September BuL he said might lost until the Nov 115 general election Under Tennesee law sequestered lur yrncn cannot cast ballots Camlo suggested the Nov ll date endgame agreed to it on the site the size of their delegation and the agenda in Moscow the main Oomrnu nist party newspaper Pravda asked rhetorlceily in an un signed editorial is it really necessaryitdswai enntil the counterrevolutionary fore as have taken control of the sltua lion in Czechoslovakia before struggle is begun against them The brusquelyworded edito rial has all the signs of docu ment issued bythe Soviet party ruling Hanan palitbum hut it gave no indication of hat the Kremlins next lop would be if Prague ignored its latest proposal for harlevel showdown rneetinghday or Tuesday on Sovict soil May Break Arrested tBy Barrie Police 1A fourmonth undercover as led to the arrest on the and two youths on charges of possession and traff lC the strikebound Iakehead grain week union ofli no Frank Vllagur said Sunday night when the company team walked out Grain ITallrs Deadlock Soon roar muaiu roe chouating impasse between unlonond company officials at terminals may break early this Talks resumed Thursday after an eightweek lapse but ended abnxptly again Friday morning llhe 4300 terminal elevator employees walked off their jobs Th urs morning although they had legal right to strike since July and had voted in favor of strike action hir Mazur aid the union has received some indication that company representatives would like to meet again gt in ronomo cm lhe mgr l7 otanle Street Springhome ltdBarrie and 17 of 188 Sunnidale Rd Bar seized Pi from théRoyal Canadian Mounted Police detachment gating further into leads that rests He said there was noindicalion there was fhigherupWin Barrie the strongerhashish is other peoplegtciaim therchief Three High school Students operation by Barrieipolice weekend of l7yearo1d ng in marijuana and hashisb Charged withjiossession are Brian Ross Shelton Dunnvillei Julie Weller 17 ates omas Raymond Yates Miss Weller andYates have also been charged with trafficking in mhfijfiifiaand hashish Police chiefEd Tschirhart said narcotics have been All are out on bail They will appear in Barrie Magistrates court Wednesday newemeinber oftheforciracted as anundercover agent for the investigation The arrests were made by piainclothesmeniton ekard of the Barrie police department and officers Orillia ChiefTschirhort said the department was investi hnve arisen from the air reportedfinarijnana and he quantities some The undercoverman has aids All three are highschool students 1Yatesland Miss Weller wentto Jcenhoi Collegiate last year 1EMii1 Delivery Services the if ways department announced VLSpringing Up llcrpSs Canada lly THECANADIAN press an countrywide strike by noon postal workers enters its filth day today new mail eilvery services are springing up all across Canada In Toronto atlcast six new enkrprises providing alterna tive services to the mails devel eped during the weekend College students business men motorcyclists and bicy have entede the new business offering to deliver imail in Ontario Quebechnd to the UnitEd States Colin Davies public rela tions man formed what he calls pony service to do liver mail Burtan for mailing Three college students have sot up service thatrwill in clude deliveries in Toronto and twiceweekly service to Mont real on Mondays and Thurs days John Ritchie to his brother Douglas 19 and Frank Slnboda V20 hope the service which he gins today will keep them busy throughout the strike Meanwhile contract negotia tions between the federal ireas Itiy board and the strikers re presented by tho Letter Car Prime Minister Trudeau shaker ands with Canadian Presar sports car to LT ojukwu Ieitgreets urgerigs Itioh of African UnitySecre riers Union and the Canaan tary Diaile Teili in Niamey Union of Postal Workers con tinue in Ottawa Eisowhereln Canada univer sities are making arrangements to telephone students to tell them whether they have been accepted this fall and organiza tions that normde mail bills out are having them delivered doortodonr instead The Examiner TODAY NIAMEY Niger AP Repv faW resentatives ofltligeria and se cessionist hiatrn have begun talks aimed at hrenking the stalemate that iskeeping food from millions of reiugees threatened with starvation in the breakaway West African tribal state And London6 City News2 Classifieklz 13 Camuso eatth his cts Edilnrlall Sports10 ll Theatre5 TVUsllngd Weather1 WomenH The are delegations met Sun day in Niamey the Niger papi tal northwest of Nigeria and agreed on an agenda for pence talks getting under way soon in Ethiopia communique issued after the conference said thedele gates also discumed concrete of relief to the civilian victims of thowar There was no indication how Wrt prime nllnist McNell egg tell DDUMEQUWU Republic of Niger yesterday stht They Inert or preliminary Liresuminghegotrahon toend olra geria peace talks Col the yearlong Nigerian civil nr Man in centre is uniden Ojukwu rsniarrrs chief of lied AP Wirephotol traffic mayltuat are Transtianada Highway atrthe Lakeheod near Terrace Bny Ontq washed out by flooding last week now is permanently open to twoway Stocktaking continued today in this battered southern Manitoba resort area torn by tornado Saturday gt No oiii n1 estimate ofthe damage is available but individ ual losses run into the Ihous ands There were no details and the only injuries suffered by Manitoba Twister OP ilhe car was thrown into ditch Miss Hills and Mr Davies re mainedjn hospitalSunday night but Jack Ellis was released Wilfred Matthys watched the tornado twist to like over his farm threemiies southwest oi this tiny community 70 miles southwest of Winnipeg it missed him but flung apnr barnyards of his brothers Astra even of any progress toward agreement on relieimeasures Another meeting was sched uled today it was expected to discus3 starting date inrlhe peace conference in Addis Ababa Millions of persons are onihe spite Nigerian threats to shoot them down but this is not nearly enough Sources at the talks here in cated the delegates were considering proposal the Era in leader Lt oi Ddumegwu Djukun for relief curious trio who went to investi gate DllVEt CililpldDBVleS as of Brandynjhi couldnt ee anything bee use of line of trees Then the er and Arsene causing damage heestimatedat $43000 when we got am wos we Prisonei ilarigsv Seliin Montreal rnadn proposals for the transportation verge or starvation and as many as moo persons nresaid tobe dying daily injsurraunded landlocked Binira and in areas recaptured by advancing feder al troops Federal authorities have of feredtotopena Lend route ior ieZiet shipmenrs to Biaira but the Main 11 have refused claiming the supplies might be poisoned by their enemies in the meantime ahandful of planes hav been Dying too andr medieihe into Bialra dé suppliesito he landed by sea at and at the federallyheld city Di Pool Harcourt and then for the supplies toibe sent north by dern tarined riverroutes REVEISTOKE VCP Parenisdored in horror as they saw bus carrying their chil dren1plunge la feet down gorge in the Rogers Pass see tina of heirlranSCHEEQB ifigh way during the The parents were in ears fol lowing the bus packed withrrol lickingI singing youngsters of the Whalley BC Canadian Le gion junior band Fourteen chi dmn and two adults in the bus were injured one chi seri mgslw eturningrto ncouver Saturday after ak Agutn in the Niger Riverfoeita swept down on us from hehih the trees liriedto back out of path but it just picked up up floated around in the iustlike balloon We all cndéfl Children Narrowlyrrscapepeaw lls BjC Bus CrasheslntoGorge struggle between Jdemohstr tors and th up in the back seat of the car wehad been sittingin the part in Edmontons Klon dike Days festival Police said several mothers became hysterical when they saw the bus skid 4m feet after blowout roll twice down the precipice and crumpie ag nst tree The parents had accompanied the bus in cars because it had only enough seats for the young stersand twoadults Gail Wundorlithflft who Surrey vwas transferredfrom Revelstoke to Kamioops Gen amt Hospital With at possible fractuied skull Her condition was described as tory NEW YORK ie black CHIOOUTIMI Que CPl return topower series of meetings across the sent tsover the weekend HaurAxiice Victor businessman todnyawas sworn Gordan thwart gchict sculfies ae mpsnied visit mndeby Con scrvative stiller immigration laws were surrounded at Qxlord by about 34 studentsvshoritihg yotrng Conserva ly ted him madé from by discovefingthe eeds ot Quebecers rovince met with antiseparatist land prominent as th antagovernor at noon eremony Eesided by Mr lustie df ONTREA OP Claude as ur a1 eonvlcted murderer and escape srtist was found dead in his ee in St Vincent 612 Plan Sunday hang WINS Levosse niade newsin 962 when he and van savard were laims Conspiracy Against ProBlacks ev Adam Clayton Powell says there ass ssinatlon conspiracy tll the against those who try erals Meet huhSeparatist Feeling ekiiig toy in mm at rat in New LieutenéniG vernorOill ivisiun of the Nova gt