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und the World: er "New Riots Break Up 7 pELFAST—Rioting towns- folk in Mountmellick tiesieged the local court- Zhouse yesterday during a Shearing for 10 members of the Irish Republican Army. accused of trying to spoil’ Princess Margaret's recent Svisit to Ireland. The towns- Stolk attacked police cars, broke windows and smashed $furniture. Riot squads had Sto break through to rescue 3trapped police and remove “the prisoners. Hundreds of townsfolk took part in the donnybrook. CAt least six men were hos- Spitalized. "Several others xwere bloodied and ‘one ‘policeman suffered a cut ¢forehead. A girl was knocked unconscious. t It was the second such outbreak in recent days. At “the County Waterford town of Tramore last week, nine fother Irishmen charged with @incidents during Margaret's ivisit started a 10-minute Scourtroom brawl. Last night in another court judge sentenced Terence 2O'Toole, 27, to five months t hard labor after he was rested earlier in the day * near the scene of the rioting ‘for possessing several sticks Sof dynamite which he said She planned to use e British ‘occupation force’ tin Northern Ireland.” Ps On War Crimes > BONN — Fifty legislators ef thé ruling Christian Demo- ratic Party introduced a mo- + tion for a 20-30 year exten- » sion of the Nazi war crimes , statute of limitations, which «is to ‘become effective in May. The autonomous Bava- rian wing of the Party said it ‘would reject the motion on :-legal and political grounds, q Convicted Nazi war crimi jal Hans-Walter Zech-Ny nt Eawich Pa on trial tn: Hovey SOUAN 63° ial of IRA Men... ZECH-NENTWICH . +. om trial in Germany prison last April. Three men and Zech-Nenntwich’s girl friend are also on trial for aiding the escape. Peking Warning TOKYO — Communist China said the United States would be “duly punished” if it continued air strikes against Communist supply lines in Laos. In a state- ment issued by the Foreign Ministery broadcast in Peking and monitored in Tokyo, China accused the US. of “direct aggression” in a Jan. 13 raid and threat- ened “stern counterblows” unless the raids are stopped. Mrs. Philby Seen MOSCOW—Mrs. Eleanor Philby, wife of British }. defector (Kim * Philby, has rejoined hi “band in Moscow, according to Russian friends. She van- | ed last July on a trip to United Siac? d during which she tied” unsuccess- fully to gain custody of her 15-year-old daughter from an earlier marriage to New York Times reporter Sam Pope Brewer. Philby, a former British newsman and intelligence agent, was named by the British government as the man who tipped off British Foreign Office defectors Guy Burgess and Donald MacLean that they were under investigation as secu- rity risks. Ayub’s Son KARACHI—Capt. Gauher Ayub Kahn, son of Pakistan's president, has been accused of murder during wild cele- brations of his father’s vic- tory in the recent national . elections, and a local magis- trate will hear the charges today, Gauher Khan was in- dicted for leading a group of his father’s followers in vic- tory demonstrations that allegedly resulted in murder, attempted murder, looting and arson, but no court charges have been drawn up formally as yet. Some reports said 50 persons were killed in the riots. Dangerous Diversion TEL AVIV—Israel’s Prime Minister Levi Eshkol warned his Arab neighbots to think twice about their plans to divert the headwaters of the Jordan River. In a speech at Tiberias at the Sea of Gali- lee, Eshkol said: “We tell our neighbors from this place that we still hope they will think twice before embarking on what may turn out for them to be a dangerous adventure.” Rumor-Spiking ! LONDON—In another ef- fort to spike ruirors‘imat he +Ogson Imont if ch 1 Cds per Callahan Conrad Felt Gale pautives 2 wllivan 2 W Tavel Trotter Tele Room Holmes Gandy Go as Ai m4 NOT ] PRCORDED 76 JAN 25 1965 —_— A oo LG A The Washington Poat and AG Times Herald ‘The Washington Daily News ~ The Evening Star New York Herald Tribune New York Journal-Ametican New York Daily News New York Post The New York Times The Baltimore Sun The Worker ‘The New Leader The Wall Street Journal The National Observer People's World Date TYAN 20 1985 | b S-O8C+