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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE 3 THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1972 Premier Of France Fired By Pompidou Belfast Agency To Fight Sectarian Intimidation Belfast, Northern Ireland I Malcolm and Peter Orr, 22 His statement underlined fAP Britain's administrator and 19. for Northern Ireland ordered The L'DA, which claims 43,000 members, has said its establishment of a public protection agency yesterday barricades will stay up in Indochina THE WAR Communist gunners fire 120 rounds of artillery, rockets and mortars into the former imperial capital of Hue at dawn in the heaviest shelling since the 1968 Tet offensive Page 1 to combat a wave of sectari Belfast until the IRA removes its barriers from two districts an intimidation. The action by William of Londonderry. Whitelaw spotted fears Eddie MacAteer, president fears that isolated Catholic areas of Belfast and some other towns may soon come under attack from encircling Protestants. Whitelaw's office denounced as "totally false" a complaint that 370 suspected guerrillas imprisoned without trial have had their food rations cut.

Gerry Fitt, a Republican member of the British Parliament, told newsmen reports "that the men still at Long Kesh internment camp are being inadequately fed." that Belfast may become the scene of battles this weekend of the Nationalist party and a influential politician in between the Protestant major Londonderry, called on ths ity and Roman Catholics. The 2 agency will be similar to one IRA to tear down its barricades there "in exchange for established in 1969 during Bel the lives of Catholics held hostage in other parts of the North." fast's worst outbreak of sectarian violence. Protestants in the provincial capital outnumber Catholics 3 to 1. Authorities fear the Protestants may seek revenge for the campaign by the Cath (AP lMiillnoln) olic-based Irish Republican Army to unite the province JACQUES CHABAN-DELMAS unite the ranks before the elec tions. with the Irish republic by force.

Paris (AP) President Georges Pompidou fired Jacques Chaban Delmas, his premier for three years, after a series of scandals rocked the unity of the Gaullist party- With legislative elections due before next March, Pompidou yesterday appointed hard-line Gaullist Pierre Messmer, 56, to form a new government likely to include many of the leading figures of the outgoing administration. Its composition is expected to be announced today or tomorrow. Messmer, minister for overseas territories under Chaban-Delmas, served for nine years as defense minister for President Charles de Gaulle under Pompidou's premiership. LIKE Chaban-Delmas, one of the first to rally to De Gaulle's Free France movement in 1940, Messmer was a founder of a pressure group designed to press its view of Gaullist orthodoxy after the general resigned in 1969. Chaban-Delmas, whose dynamic war effort made him a brigadier-general at the age of 29, became premier when Pompidou succeeded De Gaulle as president.

His more liberal interpretation of Gaull-ism and calls for a "new society" led to early clashes with the orthodox wing of the party. But the real pressure on his post came in the last few months. A series of financial Sl.NCE THE IRA declared a UNDER the constitution laid ifitnkfi IkNIa. cease-fire 10 days ago its Protestant counterpart, down by De Gaulle, the head Ulster Defense Association of state may change his gov (UDS) has taken control of ernments whether or not the National Assembly has confi large areas of Belfast in defi ance of the British army. international IRISH The British administrator of Northern Ireland orders establishment of a public protection agency to combat a wave of sectarian intimidation Page 3 FRANCE Jacques Chaban-Delmas is fired as France's premier and President Pompidou names another Gaullist, Pierre Messmer, to succeed him Page 3 SHEILA SCOTT Sheila Scott, the British aviatrix, discloses Hurricane Agnes wiped out her record setting, globe circling airplane and left her financially ruined Page CHESS MATCH-The Boris Spassky-Bobby Fischer world chess championship match will open Sunday, or Tuesday at the latest, the president of the International Chess Federation says Page JAPAN Kakuei Tanaka, Japan's new prime minister, says he has no plans for drastic departures from the policies of his predecessor, but indicates "some changes eventually" Page 16 MONETARY Too many dollars in Europe and not any lack of confidence in them have pushed their value down in Europe, some bankers believe Page 38 HOSPITAL FIRE A flash fire sweeps a newly renovated ward in a mental hospital at Sherborne, England, killing 30 of the 36 male inmates who were too severely retarded to flee through an unlocked door Page 72 National SKYJACKERS SLAIN FBI agents rush a hijacked airliner carrying 86 persons at San Francisco airport.

Two skyjackers and a passenger aboard the plane are killed in a blazing gun battle. Page 1 POLITICS Senator George McGovern recaptures in court the California delegate sweep he won at the polls Page 1 JAZZ REVIVAL Now just past the halfway mark, the incredible Newport-New York Jazz Festival is evolving into a time-capsule jazz history seen through a nine-day-long looking glass Page 8 dence in them, unlike most Whitelaw appealed to West European nations where i the head of state is a titular iril(lhjHitolk intolnMiiHicih, threatened citizens not to take "precipitate action" but to figure. PIERRE MESSMER scandals exploded involving Gaullist deputies or close associates. CHABAN-Delmas, 57, went on television nation-wide to explain how perfectly legal tax loopholes enabled him to pay only mininal income tax for several years. The grumbling at Chaban-Delmas was heightened when investigations by upper and lower house commissions revealed an extensive payola racket in the state-run television network.

Chaban-Delmas, who had declared his confidence in its senior officers, quickly named new directors. Pompidou's dismissal of him came as a surprise, however, despite widespread speculation Chaban-Delmas might resign before the elections in favor of a premier who could re- call on the new agency. Sev Chaban nominally resigned. eral families were reported to have fled their homes follow But his letter of resignation said: "You have informed me of your intention of changing ing intimidation by extremists of both sides. the government." This made Despite the IRA truce, it clear Pompidou had taken the initiative in dismissing shootings have continued dai him.

Pompidou's letter of re ly- Two more men were found dead in a ditch on the road to ply said: "During our recent discussons, I indicated to you the reasons which seemed to Belfast airport yesterday, we- me to call for the formation of sumably vicitims of guerrilla execution squads. They were a new government." But he did not spell out the reasons the 10th and 11th men to die since the cease-fire and brought the fatality toll to 401 I mi am 5 in three years of violence Opposition Demands Brandt Quit The victims were Protestant brothers from North Belfast HOSTAGE A knife-wielding father threatens to kill his infant I A fter Schiller Resigns Office Coalition Saved 1972 budget has been thwarted The Hague (UPI) The coalition government of Pre mier Barand Bisneuvei nar rowly won a vote of confi yesterday when the four state secretaries from Brandt's government in little more than a year. All were connected with problems of the domestic economy. Inflation has forced Brandt's government to abandon ambitious plans for domestic reform because of shortage of money. Even passage of Schiller's senate passed a bill raising for months.

Following defections of 10 members of the coalition, the Lower House of Parliament is stalemated with government and opposition controlling 248 votes each. Because of this Brandt has announced he plans to hold elections in November, a year ahead of schedule. university fees tenfold. Oppo nents said they voted for the Filler and Menthol: 16 mg. 1.1 mrj.

nicotine j. per cigarette, Report 72 bill after the coalition staked its life on it, rather than risk a government crisis. Bonn (UPI) The opposition demanded the resignation of West German Chancellor Willy Brandt yesterday in the wake of the tendered resignation of his economics and finance minister, Karl Schiller. A government spokesman said Brandt had "no intention" of heeding the demand made yesterday by Rainer Barzel, leader of the opposi-t i Christian Democratic Party. Government sources confirmed Tuesday that Schiller, 61, had sent a five-page letter to Brandt asking to be relieved of his post effective tomorrow.

THE immediate reason was the cabinet's insistence last week in pushing through rigid controls on movements of capital. Schiller said the action meant "the end of free international currency movement." A government spokesman said Brandt would "explain his decision" on Schiller tomorrow. Government sources said they were convinced the chancellor would accept the resignation. A cabinet meeting was held without Schiller yesterday, to discuss his case. In a statement released yesterday opposition leader Barzel said, "The way things have worked out, the chancellor must now resign." BARZEL noted Schiller's abdication followed the resignation of two ministers and I i.

I VL WA IS daughter as he held her hostage in an abortive airplane hijack attempt that began after he allegedly stabbed his estranged wife and another man at her apartment Page 14 PRICES Rising meat prices, which have been angering consumers and scaring politicians, should begin to stabilize within "months and perhaps weeks," Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz predicts Page 21 DEATH PENALTY Philadelphia's district attorney asks the Pennsylvania legislature to impose the death penalty, held unconstitutional by the Supreme Court, in eight types of murder Page 28 STOCKS Glamour issues help the market move up as volume increases to 14.7 million shares; the Dow Industrials, ahead 6.39 an hour before the close, finish at 933.47, up 4.81, while gainers among the 1,764 stocks crossing the tape, outdistanced losers, 850 to 562 Page 59 Indianapolis and Indiana SCHOOL BOARD Baker and Daniels law firm is dismissed as attorneys for the Indianapolis Board of School Commissioners Page 1 WALLACE BID A 1967 law which had been considered an obstacle to a third-party presidential bid by George C. Wallace in Indiana does not apply, the state attorney general says Page 1 NO AMBASSADOR Governor Edgar D. Whitcomb dismisses speculation he will be named the next ambassador to the Philippines Page 1 CONVENTION United States Secret Service agents take over some hotel rooms in Miami Beach, which previously had been allotted to Hoosier delegation to national Democratic convention next week Page 4 BAIL PROJECT MAY EXPAND The director of the Marion County Bail Project proposes that the project begin identifying and seeking help for criminal defendants in need of employment rehabilitation, medical care and legal counsel Page 16 I.U. TO 'AID' CONVICTED FELON? Bond reduction denied for convicted Bloomington narcotic trafficker who says Indiana University had promised him $3,900 in "financial aid" Page 17 TENNIS Four of eight municipally-owned tennis courts at Tarkington Park, 40th and Meridian streets, to be covered with air bubble for indoor play between October and May Page 19 DEMOS Plans announced to have 12 regional headquarters organized around state for gubernatorial campaign of Matthew E.

Welsh and Democratic state ticket Page 23 REZONE Metropolitan Development Commission defers vote on rezoning of 70 acres along North Meridian Street between 88th and 93d streets for commercial use Page 29 CAMPERS CONVENTION About 60,000 persons are expected to attend the 13th annual National Campers and Hikers Association convention which opens tomorrow at Camp At-terbury Page 31 PAROLE REVOCATION PROCEDURES-A United States Supreme Court opinion giving parolees a right to full evidentiary proceedings in parole revocations may upset the Indiana parole revocation procedure Page 45 PUBLIC INTEREST LAW FIRM The Board of Managers of the Indianapolis Bar Association yesterday decided to make further study of a proposal to establish a public interest law firm Page 45 PERSONALITIES IN THE NEWS, PAGE 20 Editorial "McGovern Vs. Grocers," on the query of the head of an association of grocers to Senator McGovern regarding his support of lettuce boycotts and the reply he received, and "Marxism On Trial," on what the Marxist president of Chile is doing to cure chronic underproduction Page 34 Columns Star Foreign Editor Michael Padcv debunks the idea that all Americans think the snmc and Victor Rlesel snys protesters are planning to disrupt the Republican convention Page 34 Jack Anderson reports about a curious case that has grown more curious and Stanley Karnow says Hanoi thinks the U.S. troop withdrawal is deceptive Page 35 A Change of Face Clearance Sale Dress Shirts Long short sleeve white and colored-including the famous Hathaway, Regularly 9. to 14. Floods Kill 10 Ankara (UPI) Flooding caused by two weeks of rain killed 10 persons in Gallipoli and seriously damaged crops in Anatolia, police reported yesterday.

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