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>A«1 ;» . vy •.-y in brief French blast termed low vielcl PARIS CAP) - F.anc« ex- ploited a \tow-yield\ atrnnic de> vtct Sunday at its Pacific test center at Mururoa. the Defence Ministry reported. The an- timtncement said the device was exploded above Mumroa La- jgoam and was the last in the 1W7 series for France. * The tests brought France a step nearer to its scheduled ex- plosion of a hydrogen device in the Pacific during 1968. Marines proI>e plane crash * MARQUETTE. Mich <AP» ~ A team of Marine Corps expirts ! sought the cause Sunday of a. jet plane crash at K I Sawyer' Air Force Base near Marquette,« that killed three airmen and.in-; jured four others. • j . The plane, a F4B Phantoip! Jet from Cherry Hill Point Ma- j rme Corps Air Station in fcmh; Carolina smashed into the con-! trol tower when it tried to take \ off late Saturday night, said an Jiix Force spokesman. Man, 80, charged in murder ALBANY. NY (APl^Albany police said Sunday they would charge an 80 vea^-oM man with . first-degree murder in the death of his wife and stepdaughter, j 4a addition, police said. M>ron l Korykora faced a first-degree assault charge in the pounding Saturday evening uf Judsm . Bell. S2, who also lived in the Korykora home at & Albany St Korykora was listed m fair condition at Albany Medical Center Hospital Sunday, where he was being treated for a knife wound in Um neck Police said the wound was self-inflicted KoryknraY-invalid wife. Att- cia. 75 died of 3 slasfrjd throart. a coroner said. Mrs* Korykora's daughter Alicia I Towles 50. who lived with her mother, was shot to . death with a 32 cahber pistol, the coroner said Bell told a newsman /that there had been tension m the household for several weeks. Neighbors were alerted to-the;., shooting when Bell ran from the house clutching .a wounded-right' arm. He had been shot He was treated and discharged from the hospital. ' f Three airmen in the tower were lulled. Buffalo riots Manner down BUFFALO. NY. £>P» - Two 1 isolated incidents marred an otherwise normal Saturday night on this city's lower-east side, the scene of three nights j ef destructive racial violence, j ^_ Two policemen and t h r. e e .members of a Negro family) were injured in a scuffle that erupted in the parking lot at Emergency Hospital, just south, of an area where up to 1.000 Ne-1 groes noted orr a N large scale f Tuesday through Thursdav \ nights. _ , .• In another incident, fire ear- ly Sunday swept through a re- tail store-apartment, complex m '•the heart of the troubled area, ciusing dam^e estimated by ; firemen-at $65,000 Investigators said they suspected arson. . Model plane J%iHs~niaii ' : :> ;' -' NKW -^VHRK—fAfn— Queens man. who uas helping has son fry his gasoline'peered model airplane try Flushing- Meadow park, was'killed Sun- dav when he was struck by an- other model plane ' . . Police said R^ger Colon. 43, and his son. Philip, 1!, were in a special area of the park set aMde for flying model planes. Colon knelt down trying in rci his son's plane started uhen an- other boy's plane made a p*>wv er dive and struck Colon in the back of the head, killing him.* police said. * - - Mrs. Kenneclv to hee Pope DUBLIN (ATM - Mrs*. John T Kennedy will travel to Rome thfs week and have an aujjience with PopetPaul VI. friends said Sunday. ^ ., -, Mrs. Kennedy b in Ireland on /vacation with her children Car- oline and John. Friends said she will leave for London WedT>e>- day and fly on to \Rome Thurs- day and jiay there about five* days before retarmng lo'lreland to rejoin the children 007 *uuii]ioueil , 1 LONDON i AP> - Sean fVt- ner>, who played Secret A^enx 007 in five movies, has btvn summoned to court for speeding '• in North London Attached to /XISSRIPUILICAN—MONDAY/JiiLY 3, 1W7 4 : U.N. Hearing crisis vote on Mideast UNITED NATIONS. NY (APi^The UN. General As- sembly moves toward ? vote today on resolutions to settle the Middle East crisis*despite last minute efforts for a delay by nonaligned nations. They hope to gain time to put togeth- er a two-thirds majority neces- sary for action. Duvalier's Haiti runs like B movie PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti (AP) - Haiti *eerru» like a preposterously had movie with a black dictator who has bragged about executing almost all his army's kgy officers, sent his daughter and son-in-law into I virtual exile as plotters against I his life, and made a white- ! skinned woman a powerful link i in his comhiand. . „v the summons are document signed by Sgt James Bond of' the West Hendon police station i JUST ABOUT PKRFKCT^Tears of jov are ^tied bv^vear- old Be\erly DeVitto of Latr.nbe. *ho is enmned M MissVer« feet Posture\ at pageant in Pittsburgh. Pa., sponsored by the Pennsylvania Chiropractic Society, Crowning Miss De- Vitto is Sheryl HottoHer of Mt. pleasant, 1%6 -Miss Per- fect Posture/* U S sources said the United States would back a rival Lairn- American resolution. . . r The assembly president. Am- j bassador Abdul Rahman Pa- .jzhwak of Afghanistan, at first I canceled an assembly meeting ;he had called for lli.m., EDT, -'Monday to vote on the resolu- tion sponsored by 17 nonaligned . nations, A U N spokesman said Pa- jzhawak agretd to hold off the .; meeting until 3 p m., EDT, after .Ambassador Danflo Lekic of Yugoslavia'informed him the j'tional-igned countries would sub- : mit a revision of their resolution [by 7 pm. Sunday. The spokes- man said the president wanted ; to give the J22 U-N. members time to decide how to vote on the new version Pazhwak also agreed to a delay, the spokes- !man said, because he thought it } \might represent a way of •.reaching a compromise/' ; fc'Jt shortly after 'this:anorn- jing's session was announced j as having been postponed, a 'fVX. spokesman, wtthtnit exphr^ j nation, said the meeting would go on as scheduled at 11 n.txx. j for'voting on the nonaligned res-1 jolution. unless speeches delayed! {the Actual coasting of ballots* The radio blasts the President Francei* 1 * Duvalier dance tune ; \We adore him. canl do enough Ifor him. , \ i The Francois Duvali- er C»overning Onle changes I work h?n«N fr^om 9 U 12 and 4 to j9 on Monday and then back to 9 I to S on Friday T^e dictator har- angues barefoct crowds in French, a language that only 10 per cent of the Creole-speaking population understands ! But there is something nearly as difficult to believe Most dip- lomats think 'Paoa Doc\ Du- i valier has vome through anoth- er crisis and that there is no quick end m M^ht as he briniSgs the Caribbean Negm nation into \glorious Yeaf Ten* of his pres- idency for life j ' 4 If Vhis were ^ny other Latin- Amencari country, * someone ; would have gotten to him by . •now.'*' said one' dinlmnal. 'But ! Haiti is part of Africa really.and it runs on its own law of toler- ance% You Uu&k it can't go fur- ther* downhill, then it docs, and no an: can gi^e>s where the bot- tom is.\* No unified force to challenge the tiO-year-old ruler is evident The people, who sometimes wear shoes hacked from old truck Ures, k are among the most impoverished m the Western Hemisphere and incapable of I nourishing a revolt. Exile groups, who once drilled in the j woods of New Jersey tn ; preparation for an invasion, ; now believe the United States will not help them. * Duvalier appeared /almost : refreshed after disponing of what he called a plot tq kill him with the execution of 19 army j officers three weeks ago and the virtual esute—rrf his* daughter. Mane-Demse. and her husband former Col. Max Dominique Many Haitian^ are convmced that the executi<ms and banish- ment •—• officially called *> de- parture\* — were a major viciK> ry for Francesta^t Victor, whose white skin sets off stoarp features and chic. After 10 years a? Duvalier's pergonal secretan.* she seems U\ have outlasted evervone els? ] man who has systematically attached the island mulatto up- ; per cla.s^ ^ • , Her power is unquestioned but J most diplomats think Mme. St. Victor b> part of the machia*ry\ not essentially* a new or signifi- cant development . Haiti is perpetually near* the bursting point but there seems *~good reason to believe ft toas ^herrKTrrrd^ed and clotted once again with the execution of the ; officers. Duvalier manages to ! hold on with brutality, cunning j and the bottomless capacity of s Hafuaas to accept poverty and ^repression with passive good nature, J and become the alter egi> of the i Stimulation : PARIS tAP. - Premier ! Georges Pompidou says if j-France's economy is still in tho j doldrums by fail, energetic I mcd>ures to stimulate it may be i necessary\ A slowdown in n**igh- t>oririg countries, lack of ovnft* s dence m the j>conbmy and * a certain taste for savings\ are j\ keeping the francs from cir- culating, he said. .T1CONDEROGA BUREAU IIAt. OTLFY Phcne LY7 3294 fi ri P ti • h. f HI . 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