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CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Sunday, July 2, 1972 The Weather flight to Reykjavik, Iceland Thursday night. Page News Digest National McGOVERN INDEPENDENT THINKER Sen. George S. McGovern, by the loss of 151 Callfornia delegates to the Democratic National Convention, by what he called an "Illegitimate power play" by a "bunch of old established politicians" said if he is denied the Democratic presidential nomination he will run an independent, or support another independent candidate to spoil the chances for the Democratic nominee. Related Story CONVENTION TICKET COUNTERFEITING--Extra tight security precautions have uncovered a purported scheme to conterfeit delegate tickets in order to create havoc at the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach.

Page 4-A. FOOD PRICE TALKS -About 25 representatives of major food chains and a larger group representing farmers, producers and farm suppliers will meet with cabinet officials Wednesday to discuss the broad outlook for fighting inflation. Page 4-A. NUDE BATHING EASIER Although peace officers are still making arrests of nude bathers many feel easier since the California Supreme Court ruled that suitless sunning is proper on isolated beaches. The problem now is finding beaches that are still isolated.

Page 6-H. WASP'S CLOSE SHAVES Countless shaves will be gotten from the almost innumerable razor blades that will probably be made from the aircraft carrier USS Wasp, which helped rip apart the Japanese war machine, blockaded Cuba, and recovered astronauts in the early Gemini space programs. The grand old dame was decomissioned Saturday at Quonset Point, Rhode Island, and will be sold for scrap. Page 7-A. RAILROAD BENEFITS TOWN-Prineville, has wide, well maintained streets, a public swimming pool, a balanced budget and virtually no property tax because its 19-mile rallroad has turned $2 million over to the city treasury since 1945.

Page 13-G. NEW YORKERS TAKE HINT--Following the lead of Democrats who have greatly varied their delegate representation at their convention, New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockfeller and other top New York Re publicans will give up their delegate-at-large seats at the Republican convention to women, youths, Negroes and Puerto Ricans in an effort increase representation of these groups in the New York delegation. PRIESTHOOD FOR SLAYER? When Newsweek magazine wrote a profile of the Episcopalian "Maverick Bishop" of Philadelphia it neglected to point out, according to columnist Lester Kinsolving, that one person who he accepted as a candidate for the priesthood last January, two years earlier had been convicted of murdering his wife with bow and only, arrow.

Page 2-H. International SPASSKY'S MOVE NOW American Chess expert Bobby Fischer has asked for a two-day postponement of his world championship chess match with the Russian Champion Boris Spassky. There is no indication if the match will be delayed or forfeited. Through his lawyer Fischer pleaded fatigue and claimed reporters prevented him from catching his 8-A. CATHAY JET BOMBED--Investigators are positive that someone bombed Pacific Airways Convair 880 that crashed June 15 in the Central Highlands of Vietnam, killing all 81 persons The bombing was done to collect insurance, investigators say.

Page 7-A. RESCUERS RAM BOATS A French weather ship that bumped the ocean racing ketch Gypsy Moth, as it went to assist Sir Francis Chichester, later collided with a Danish yacht, which sank in the Bay of Biscay. Only four of the 11 Americans, Danes and Dutchmen on the yacht, Lesteria, were saved. MARVEL IN AUSTRALIA Australia's Snow Mountain Hydroelectric Scheme is now in its 23rd year of construction, one year ahead of schedule, and most amazingly, still within its $960 million budget set 16 years ago. When finished it will provide irrigation for 600,000 acres increasing primary production by more than $72 million a year.

Page 8-G. LARGEST UNCUT DIAMOND It will take a minimum bid of $2.4 million to buy the hen egg-size Star of Sierra Leone when it goes on sale later this month. Page 4-A. Cincinnati RUMPKE DUMP AIRED--After spending $300,000 in the past 18 months the Rumpke Dump in Colerain Township is out of the pollution business, its attorney claims. However, a health department engineer says the controversial landfill is still polluting a nearby creek.

Page 11-C. FAUSTO CLEVA RECOLLECTIONS -Listening to a recent recording brought to Enquirer Music Critic Gail Stockholm many memories of late Fausto Cleva, who for many years conducted the Cincinnati Summer Opera at the Zoo. Page 2-I. Deaths Elsewhere William F. Frankel, 68, board chairman and chief executive officer of Warner Communications, died Friday at Westerly, R.

I. Lloyd R. Sorenson, 74, former vice president and general manager of Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock died Friday at Newport News, Va. After his retirement, Sorenson went to Singapore in 1968 to assist in the commercialization of shipyards formerly used by the British Royal Navy. Mrs.

George W. Norris, 98, wife of the late Senator from Nebraska, died Thursday at McCook, Nebr. Roy E. Graves 46, manager of special research services for the American at' Broadcasting Company Network, died Thursday the Lawrence Hospital in Bronxville, N. Y.

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90 Showers 100 110 110 FORECAST 100 Figures Show High Temperatures Expected For Daytime Sunday Isolated Precipitation Net Indicated Consult Local Forecast Rain is forecast today for Florida. Warm weather is northeast and in California. expected in portions of the Saturday's High Low And Prec. High Low Prec. Albany, Clear 78 60 .04 Alubuquerque, P'tly CI'dy 100 63 Amarillo, Cloudy 89 63 Anchorage, Cloudy 56 48 Asheville, Partly Cloudy 85 55 Atlanta, Cloudy 86 62 Birmingham, Cloudy 86 65 .25 Bismarck, Clear 54 Boise, Clear 88 Boston, Clear 78 Buffalo, Clear Crarleston, Partly Cloudy Charlotte, Partly Cloudy Chicago, Cloudy, Cincinnati, Partly Cloudy Columbus, Clear 85 59 Cleveland, Partly Cloudy 82 Denver, Thunderstorm 86 Des Moines, Cloudy 93 Detroit, Partly Cloudy 86 Duluth, Clear 73 .04 Fairbanks, Clear 78 .01 Fort Worth, Clear 94 Helena, Cloudy 60 Honolulu, Clear 88 Houston, Clear 92 Indianapolis, Partly Cloudy 92 Jacksonville, Partly Cloudy 93 Juneau, Cloudy 57 01 Kansas City, Clear 87 Little Rock, Cloudy 93 Los Angeles, Clear 85 64 Louisville, Cloudy 93 68 Memphis, Thunderstorm 89 Miami, Partly Cloudy 87 Milwaukee, Partly Cloudy 82 .01 Minneapolis-St.

Paul, Clear 86 .01 New Orleans, Clear 95 75 New York, Clear 83 64 .20 Oklahoma, Partly Cloudy 93 73 Omaha, Cloudy 90 66 Philadelphia, Clear 84 Phoenix, Clear 112 Pittsburgh, Cloudy 86 Portland, Maine, Clear 71 .01 Portland, Clear 84 Rapid City, Clear 71 57 .05 Richmond, Partly Cloudy 89 St. Louis, Cloudy 100 Salt Lake City, Partly CI'dy 91 62 San Diego, Clear 72 65 63 San Francisco, Partly CI'dy Seattle, Clear 72 Spokane, Clear 74 Tampa, Clear 86 Traverse City, Partly, 75 Wash' aton, D. CI'dy 88 66 CANADIAN CITIES Edmonton, Cloudy 55 42 .26 Montreal, Clear 61 .16 Toronto, Clear 81 55 Winnipeg, Clear 65 49 T-Trace. Australians Hint Life In Space Australian scientists using the giant radio telescope at Parkes, New South Wales, have detected a new or organic chemical in deep space a further indication that life could exist beyond Earth. Prof.

R. D. Brown, of Mon ash University, said that the molecule, formaldimine, was a further addition to the small but grow- WASHINGTON (UPI) sult of winning in Illinols Though denied convention seats in a preliminary party ruling, Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley and 58 fellow would-be delegates won a legal skirmish in the Supreme Court Saturday that could bolster their claim to be the legitimate representatives of Illinois Democrats. In a ruling by Justice William H.

Rehnquist, a 10- cal court in Cook County, was given a go-ahead to continue proceedings in which it had temporarily prohibited rivals of the Daley delegation from pressing their claim within the party. Because the local court injunction had been stayed by a Federal Court, the rivals did present their claim to the Credentials Committee meeting here this week and on Friday received committee sanction to be seated in place of the Daley delegation, which was formed as a re- primary voting. The Credentials Committee ruling, which gave the candidacy of Sen. George S. Mcgovern a boost, will be raised again at the National Convention in Miami Beach later this month and could be reversed on a vote by the full convention.

parts of the midwest and expected from Texas to the Cooler temperatures are midwest. Cincinnat! Weather Bureau record for July 1, 1972 Temp. Prec. 7:00 a. m.

66 7:00 p. m. 91 1972 '71 '70 N'I Highest Temp. 89 95 86 Lowest Temp. 66 70 76 66 Precipitation .01 0 .13 Today Sunrise 6:15 a.

m. Sunset 9:08 p. m. Temperatures In Foreign Cities Aberdeen, Cloudy, 12 P. M.

54 Acapulco, Cloudy, 3 93 Amsterdam, Cloudy, P. M. 55 Athens, Clear, 2 P. M. 88 Auckland, Cloudy, 12 A M.

57 Berlin, Cloudy, 1 P. M. 55 Bogota, Partly Cloudy, 3 P. M. 61 Brussels, Cloudy, 1 P.

M. 59 Buenos Aires, Cloudy, 8 A. M. 55 Copenhagen, Partly Cloudy, 12 P. M.

66 Dublin, Cloudy, 1, P. M. 59 Geneva, Clear, 1, P. M. 64 Hong Kong, Partly Cloudy, 8 P.

84 Kingston, Clear, 3 M. 91 Lisbon, Clear, 12 P. M. 75 London, Cloudy, 12 P. M.

63 Madrid, Clear, 1 P. M. 82 Mexico City, Partly Cloudy, 3 P. M. Montevideo, Rain, 9 A Moscow, Cloudy, 3 P.

M. Nassau, Partly Cloudy, 3 M. New Delhi, Partly Cloudy, 5 P. M. Paris, Cloudy, 1 P.

M. 61 Rio de Janerio, Partly Cloudy, 9 A. M. 72 Rome, Clear, 1 P. M.

75 Saigon, Clear, 8 P. M. 82 San Juan, Clear, 3 P. M. Sofia, Partly Cloudy, 2 P.

M. 75 Stockholm, Clear, 1 P. 82 Sydney, Clear, 10 P. P. M.

48 Tel Aviv, Clear, 2 86 Tokvo, Clear, 9 P. M. 79 Vienna, Cloudy, 1 P. M. 68 Warsaw, Rain, 1 P.

M. 64 Daley's delegation had been officially uncommitted to any presidential candidate; the challenge delegation includes 40 McGovern supporters. Rehnquist's ruling technically was to refuse to interfere with Federal Appeals Court clearance for the state courts to proceed to consider the dispute. A lower Federal court had ordered the state courts to stop. Rehnquist ruled that the challengers had failed to demonstrate state courts could not adequately handle the case.

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The committee voted unanimously to seat the delegation of loyalist Democrats headed by Aaron Henry, which was also given Mississippi's convention seats in 1968. Gov. William L. Waller of Mississippi made a personal appearance before the committee in an effort to regain admission to the national party for the regular Mississippi Democrats, Charles Morgan representing the loyalists, said the regular party, which holds every top elective office in the state, has refused to make any concessions to the new reform rules of the national Democratic Party. Biddle Arrested As Drunk Driver SOUTHAMPTON, N.

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