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UrS I SUNDAY, JULY 172 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SEC 1 PAGE ISRAEL ACCUSED AS ASSASSIN aoodman. Revenge Vowed In Blast Death $195 brown Austin 1100 car and went off when Kanafani started the car at 11 a.m. THE CAR HIT the overhang of the building under which it was parked and landed 50 feet away, police said. The blast blew in doors and shattered windows in the middle-class neighborhood ofHaz-mieh, southeast of Beirut. Police said Kanafani returned home after midnight and the device was planted sometime during the night.

$395 KANAFANI, editor of the leftist weekly Al Hadaf, was well known in the Middle East as an author of books, short stories and poems, many of them about the plight of the Palestinians. One collection of stories has been translated into Hebrew. Lebanese officials, who have just settled a crisis with the guerrillas over Israeli raids in the south, began an investigation. The possibility that a group that had split with the front earlier this year was involved was not ruled out. A military demolition expert Beirut, Lebanon (AP) The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine accused Israel of assassinating one of its leaders yesterday and vowed to avenge his death with "a most ruthless strike." Ghassan Kanafani, 36, was killed by an explosion that demolished his sports car after he turned on the ignition outside his suburban Beirut apartment.

His niece, Lamias Nejim, 15, also was killed in the blast. A STATEMENT issued by the Marxist-Leninist Front mourned the "martydom" of tew jJkiL.TZ... $595 (AP Wlraphoto) GHASSAN KANAFANI attack because some Western newspapers had described him as its mastermind. Democratic Convention NO COMPROMISE -Both front-runner George S. McGovern and challenger Hubert H.

Humphrey rule out any chance of compromise on the California delegate seating fight, insuring a bitter floor struggle when the convention opens tomorrow Page 1, Section 1 RUNNING MATE -Senator George McGovern is seriously considering Leonard Woodcock, president of the United Auto Workers, his vice-presidential running mate" Page Section 1 SEATS OCCUPIED-About 400 "poor people's" marchers occupy choice seats in Democratic Convention hall, claiming all of them Page Sectioi 1 DELEGATES A woman from Indianapolis who beat the slate for Democratic national delegate the same month she did her solo airplane flight is part of a varied but "regular" group headed from Indiana to Miami Beach Page 14, 1 TELETHON William Jennings Bryan drew people to nx-roasts to raise money for the Democratic Party but this isn't 1900 and barbecues do not erase debt3, so the party is doing something which might a 23-hour star-studded bash of a national telethon Page 28, Section 1 Indochina QUANG TRI SNIPERS-Communist snipers drive back South Vietnamese troops trying to take walled citadel in provincial capital of Quang Tri, while In air war, U.S. reports loss of three jets, crews Page 2, Sectioi 1 International estimated that about 10 pounds of dynamite was wired in the exhaust pipe of the King Hussein's Father Dies At 63 Diamond Wedding Rings-Beauty QualityValue Kanafani and declared, "No matter who did it the origin is the imperialist-Zionist-reactionary enemy camp. "The front vows by his blood to take revenge The front has proven its ability to pursue the enemy everywhere and inflict painful blows. We declare our reply this time will be the most ruthless and most painful." Kanafani, the front's "information commissar" or spokesman and member of its Polit Watch Repair Goodman's Watchmaker ere licensed and factory authorized to service your watch. Our estimate are free and all work guaranteed.

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There will be 40 days of official mourning, the spokesman said, with all flags flown at half-staff. Hussein, who was vacationing in Geneva, unexpectedly began his reign when a cable addressing him as "his majesty" summoned him to Jordan to take over the throne from his schizophrenic father. Amman (UPI) KingTal-al Ben Abdullah, former ruler of Jordan and father of the present King Hussein, died late Friday night in Istanbul, the royal palace here announced yesterday. He was 63. Talal abdicated in favor of Hussein then 17 On Aug.

11, 1952. He had reigned for 13 months following the assassination of his father, King Abdullah. King Talal was reported suffering from 'mental illness at the time of his abdication. He spent the rest of his life in a sanatorium in Turkey, Though price will always be) a major consideration In the selection of wadding jewelry it must not bo the major consideration. Quality it the first thing to look for; quality of the diamond, quality of the mounting and the attractiveness of both.

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B-52 RESCUETwo United States submarines rescue six-man crew of B-52 that crashed in rough Pacific Ocean 300 miles west of Guam Page 1, Section I CHESS The. Boris Spassky-Bobby Fischer world chess championship match, already delayed for nine days, runs into new problems when the chief arbiter leaves Iceland Page 2, Section 1 MIDEAST A booby trap kills a leader of the Palestinian guerrilla organization which carried out the Tel Aviv airport massacre, and the group, blaming Israel vows a "ruthless strike" to avenge his death Page 3, Section 1 3 National TRADE DEAL-The Soviet Union and the United States sign an agreement under which the Russians agree to buy $750 million worth of U.S. grown grain in the largest agricultural deal between two nations Page 1, Section 1 JAZZ FESTIVAL Newport Jazz Festival at New York hits high point yesterday that lovers of live music wait for and treasure, reports music writer Mary Campbell Page 4, Section 1 Indianapolis and Indiana SECRETARY SLAIN-Phyllis J. Bailer, 26, 501 Aira Drive, a law firm secretary, is found slain along a road near Fort Wayne. Her 214-year-old daughter was found standing alongside the body.

The husband, Richard K. Bailer, finds abandoned car Page 1, Section 1 TODAY IN SCIENCE New diet approach to diverticulosis patients happier and, hopefully, healthier Page 17, Section 1 HOOSIEBi SpRXPpOOK-Wedding parties that lasted two (Jays and; log. rollings were among the social events of Indiana's pioneers Page 23, Section 1 CAMPERS' CONVENTION C. Ray Wagner, an administra-tive assistant to Governor Edgar D. Whitcomb said Indiana may get $4.5 million in "tourism money" from National Campers and Hikers Convention tonight Page 1, Section 2 BLACK EXPO '72 Crowd estimated at more than 25,000 attends exposition spotlighting achievements of Indiana's blacks in varied fields.

Displays and entertainment in Indiana Convention Exposition Center will continue through tonight. Page 1, Section 2 HOLLIDAY PARK A $37,000 contract will be signed this week to begin additional work on the "ruins" setting around the historic Karl T. F. Bitter statues in Holliday Park. Work to be done by September Page 1, Section 2 POLICE COMPUTER A City-County Council committee will review an ordinance proposal which could solve a longstanding feud over whether the Indianapolis Police Department should have its own computer Page 1, Section 2 POLITICS IN PERSPECTIVE Indiana Democrats seem to be getting faster start in setting up campaign organization for Nov.

7 governor race between Matthew E. Welsh, and Dr. Otis R. Bowen, the Republican nominee Page 4, Section 2 PERSONALITIES IN THE NEWS, PAGE 29, SECTION 1 Editorials "Peace In Korea?" on the move between the two Koreas to establish genuine peace between them; "Succor For the Printed Word" supporting a bill to limit postal rate increases, on second-class matter, and "France Going Right?" on the appointment of a new premier in France Page 2, Section 2 i Columns Star Foreign Editor Michael Padev says the U.S. is correct in staying out of the affairs of Greece and Jameson Campalgne looks at Senator McGovern's proposals Page 2, Section 2 John S.

Knight recalls political conventions from 1916 Max Lerner asks if death is being revived under guise of burial Clark Mollenhoff writes that Representative F. Edwarf) Hebert warned Pentagon against Lavelle 'cover-up' j. John P. Roche points out that Lavelle hid his private war within the system Page 3, Section 2 ft index OS Features i al I Royal Doulton PORCELAINS Hi Hi sweoto Every piano and organ in our stock drastically reduced many priced as much as tit PIANOS We've brought truckloads of pianos from factories all over America to give you GREAT VALUES on the finest musical instruments! Included are such famous names as Steinway, Sohtner, Everett, CableNelsenr Kimball and Kawal, in all models and furniture design to fit any room Chrlstmat-In-Jwly prices start at a ORGANS From Indiana's finest stock, every one of our Allen, Kimball and lewrey organs for home, church or auditorium. Organ, In every Model, furniture style and finish.

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6 10 Ann Landerg Sec. 8 11 Let's Go Sec. 8 5 Antiques Sec. 5 15 Lucille Sec. 7 3 Art Sec.

8 10 Markets Sec. 2 8,9 Bacbarach Sec. 2 4 Men's Wear Sec. 6 10 Behind Doors Sec. 2 4 Money Sec.

2 8 Betty Beale Sec. 5 8 On Being Black Sec. 8 7 Billy Sec. 1 17 Obituaries Sec. 1 18 Bishop Sheen Sec.

7 5 Pat's Pointers Sec. 8 8 Books Sec. 8 10 Pattern Sec. 7 4 Bridge Sec. 2 8 Punch Lines Sec.

5 14 Business Sec. 3 1 Radio Dial Sec. 1 15 Chess Sec. 2 8 Ripples Sec. 1 8 Crossword Sec.

2 6 Scrapbook Sec. 1 23 Dining Out Sec. 8 6,7 Senior Citizens. Sec. 1 23 Ecology Sec.

1 18 Social Security. Sec. 7 5 Editorials Sec. 2 2 Sports Sec. 4 1-10 Fashions Sec.

6 1 Stamps Sec. 2 8 Fed. Forum Sec. 8 6 TV Sec. 10 1-28 Food Sec.

8 16 Travel Sec. 8 8,8 Friendly Sec. 8 12 Want Ads Sec. 3 2-29 i ij Bo Werner Sec. 2 2 Get Involved 8 2 Golden Weddings Sec.

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