European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 26, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 8 the stars and stripes sunday june 26, 1977 pact Hopes could be dashed ski had Tuii after two weeks of diplomatic wrangles the 35-nation european conference to review the 1975 Helsinki agreement is boiling Down to a fight Over dashes the i s and the West want dash Esmo t neutrals do Loo. I Rance indicated Friday it Mif thl Bolt from the Western amp and to fur no dashes. The soviet i lion warned the West insisted on lohrs. It would Lead to the nut Iii a breakdown " the Are in a proposal drafted by Zimria and backed by Europe s other in Iii if noun leu a. Or the Aunda of this Lime level review meeting to Are Mure Nijm it it than they n j -.-l. Ii a it to the h Ifni door roofer i v -.t, lie a r tin Are Here or a May to Urmer whether the in Ucol Iii i to ii to the renter of Thrall s i i fun. Of Irisy ohs he m be lines two main issues the if viral proposal puts two rna sni it. Of list tall s meetings Agenda the a countries Success in complying with the Lek ski or Caralion including ils provi Sion on human rights and new proposals Lor improving Cooj or upon m Kuro xxv the dash in that last sentence Accord ing in austrian Del uate fran Ceska s diplomatic Purl tuition. Is meant to show that of the it7." Arvord and new ideas fur cooperation Are separate be stumps hut to 4 Euin Petely separate. Thus they can in ruled separately inthe tall a principle Western diplomats in in be will allow them in of a the Lopie of human rights without seeing soviet bloc Ovir alas switch to another subject no si1 Paul Ion the Soviel i Timon has imposed a one Scenti nce Agenda with the same two topics implementation and new proposals exit with no separation a tween them. The chief russian tit Legate precise. Quiet Yuri Voro Rissov. Warned the Diplo Mats in Strong language that if they tinker with the language of Helsinki by adding dashes for instance t. It could Lead lit a dead the l a delegation led by Veteran ambassador Albert w she re r or. Has been playing a relative Low Kev role. But the americans and other Western diplomats insist that the Agenda must not allow the russians room to Bury the human right Issue. This preparatory meeting is going to last for four weeks a Junior Dele Gate mourned arid in the end. It will All come Down not wily in dashes but to hyphens semicolons and Canadian prime minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau swings his 3 a year old son Samba Down from a stage at Montane two touring Trudeau Quebec. The Trudeau had been on the reviewing stand during a Parade open ing the annual shrimps festival at Montane one of the stops on their two Day tour of the province s picturesque Gaspe Peninsula. L pm photo located in Canadian Waters soviet spies reported on iceberg Paris aim pans newspapers said saturday that Ito Soviel men and women masquerading As scientific researchers Are on a spy Mission in Canadian Waters Alliard an enormous iceberg code named North pole 22 that is bristling with sophisticated electronic equipment helicopters and planes and that military experts in nato and Canada Are getting increasingly nervous one paper said the affair began three years ago like a novel by John be Carre author of the spy who came in from the another headlined the episode espionage on the they quoted nato sources in Brussels As saying the base could be used to guide soviet submarines and that the americans Are urging the canadians not to overreact because the Pentagon also uses spy icebergs there was no Independent confirmation of the report or any immediate reaction Amin denies an assassination bid charges exiles tried to cause chaos Naik Oill in Ali Idi Amin saturday Denn a retorts of an Linn attempt .1 week earlier or that i Gan Dan had Misti a in a following purge min. . Did admit for the first time there had Uin trouble in Uganda that week in said i ugandan exiles had been arrested after slipping into the coun try and i Mug to cause in an interview a i a a group of visiting Lack americans saturday the Uganda Leader also branded America s u n. Ambassador Andrew Young As a puppet Diplo mat without Power urged american Blacks to unite but then he said that he was not anti american my i Pray to l e Nul Ury commander who annul turn to modern military warfare and the de str or of the arabs a id palestinian peo Ples said a proposed Trade to Colt being considered b Htam would not Hurt i Ganda but would Cost in Indus millions of dollars in lost Trade it was the first time Amin personally had denied reports of the assassination at tempt alter he resurfaced following a week of confusion in ugandan and diplomatic sources insisted there had been an assassination at tempt last saturday engineered by army and air Force officers in which Amin May have been slight Hurt Kenya announced ill the same time a group of High ranking officers and hundreds of other civilians had fled 1 Ganja As a massive purge got under Way in his Only reference to trouble Ini Ganda. Amin admitted ugandan exiles who had been trained by imperialists and had tried to enter Uganda to cause chaos and had smuggled arm.-, into the country. The arms were captured and those arrested will be tried according to the Amin said no country can accept to have arms smuggled in to kill innocent Citi Zens " turning to the United states Amin said. Or ving has to Power to talk about american policy in Africa and he i just App it from officials of any of the countries in papers said the soviets arc led by command int Nikolai Dimitrievich Vino Gradov of the Leningrad Institute of Arctic and oceanic research and that the ice Berg is presently ice bound in the Queen Elizabeth islands group roughly Midway Between Greenland and Alaska. They said the iceberg is 3 Miles Long. 14 Miles wide. 82 feet thick has a mile Long runway and is divided into civilian and military Camps the latter chock full of electronic gear three Large helicopters and seven single engine planes. The papers said a Canadian television Crew flew to the iceberg two months ago and was cordially received by the soviets who told them they were involved in Noth ing More sinister than scientific research. Hut the canadians said they noticed deep pits carved into the ice that could have been used for food storage but bore a surprising resemblance to missile silos. The papers said the canadians have Jeen making regular reconnaissance flights Over the iceberg from their nearest base at cold . And that nato planes have been making passes As Well. They quoted a top Canadian defense official As saying Ottawa is remaining vigilant. The papers said aside from the ominous implications o an iceberg spy base and its implicit cold War character another ele ment that is unsettling Western observers is the stamp the soviet technicians use on their mail Home. They said it pictures a Polar Bear stand ing on the North pole with one leg clearly extended into Canadian territory
