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By WILLIAM N. 0A’l'lB UNI'!'l'.'-D NATIONS (AP)--A World Court opinion that all UN members are legally bound to share e , ' I of keeping United Nations forces in The Congo and the Gaza st

sparked one

some debtor countries would

‘swing Into line-—but not the so-

slot-led Communist bloc. Russia, which refuses to pay

as either The Congo or Middle to

East operation. already has made clear it will -ignore the

Ho-5 decision handed down -it

' The Hague and oppose any at- tempt by the UN General Aa- .se_inbly to endorse it.

Diplomats generally expressed conﬁdence that the 104-nation assembly can muster enough votes when it convenes this fall to uphold the court's opinion which is only advisory.

The Hague decision opened the way for crucial assembly debate not only on whether to uphold the court's opinion. but whether to revoke the voting power of any country felling more than two years behind in its dues for the peacekeeping operations and the regular UN budget. The UN charter pro- vides ioi such penalties but they have never been imposed

TWO YEAR! BE

At present only Bolivia. Gua- temala. Paraguay and Yemen pro two full years behind in all

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The rotating hands of the ma- chine transplanted more than 70.000 freshly dug strawberry plants on eight acres owned by the Reynolds rult rowers’ Co-operative this spring.

The co-op was formed by the farmers of the area north oi here as a means of helping in- crease income.

“For years we have run mixed farms in the summer and worked in the bush in the winter," says co-op president Ell Samei. "But as farming be- comes more expensive we have slowly gone downhill trying to keep up with rising costs."

His solution was the co-op which has taken shape under direction at district agricultural representative Ralph Poston.

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UN assessments. By paying a total of about 837,000 they could avoid a a n c t l o n s. Diplomats close to the issue predicted they would do this before the assem- bly meets Sept. 18 for the new session.

The United states hailed the decision as one "of fundamental importance to international law and to the present and future capacity of the United Nations

maintain peace."

The General Assembly had asked the World Court to hand down an opinion whether the cost of the UN Congo force and the emergency force stationed between Israel and Egypt in the Gaza Strip should be borne by all UN members as apportioned by the assembly.

The entire Soviet bloc has re- fused to pay a cent toward either peace-keeping operation. arguing that only the Security Council—where the big power veto prevails--ls competent act on issues involving main- tenance of world peace.

The Arab states have been withholding payments for the Middle East. France, Belgium, nearly all Latin America and a number of other nations do not pay for one or the other peace- keeping operation.

members owe more than $170,000,000 on the r e g u l a r budget and the Congo and Mid- dle East operations going back to 1959.

each farmer holding shares in the co-op while running his own farm. The group expects to re allze $10,000 from the crop on the first eight acres and plans to use the money to expand to other crops. such as raspber- ries. as well as more strawber-

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