The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 14

DAILY CHRONIQE peKolb. Ill.no. Fndoy, July 14, 1972 Jack Anderson: Washington Merry-Go-Round -r-'I long-hair crowd refused to meet with Humphrey. Miami Beach's tall, dignified Mayor Chuck Hall, who got. along well himself with the wild bunch, urged Humphrey to sit down with them.

Humphrey's aides opposed the idea, but the happy warrior The wild ones, however, wouldn't talk with Humphrey. Democratic Finances The Democrats didn't raise enough money from their TV spectac- i the use strong-arm tactics, and illegal methods in their -business dealings. Footnote: Among the Denv ocrats staying at mob-linked hotels are the Nevada delegation, Eden Roc; Florida delegation, Deauville; Colorado and Hawaii delegations, Versailles, Iowa and Wisconsin delegations. Saxony, Montana delegation, Aztec. Democratic Doings psin Story A MjisMcsippi delegate came to Charles Evers, the Mississippi black leader, with a $1,700 offef from the McGovern forces to pay the bus fare of his poor but proud delegation, Evers told us.

"We've been begging peanuts" all these years," Evers advised the delegates, "and we aren't beholden to anyone -not tOfGeorge McGovern, Hubert Humphrey Or Shirley Chisholm, either. We'll pay our. own-way." McGovern aides denied that the national orga-. nization had offered Evers any money. They said the offer, if it was made, must have come from overzealous local McGovern supporters.

GOP Infiltrators Two top Republicans infiltrated the Democratic convention. They were GOP Vice Chairman Dick Herman and his top assistant, Jim Gale. We discovered them posing as service personnel. They explained they had come to inspect the security arrangements in preparation for their own convention in August. Humphrey Spurned Four years ago, the victorious Hubert Humphrey refused to meet with the hippies, yippies and zippies during the Chicago convention.

But, at this year's Miami Beach convention, the over from 1968. The party is now so broke, it may not be able to afford to type up the voluminous platform hearings. Open Land CHICAGO (UPI) -If you-long "for the pioneer, days, when a man could break the sod where no plow Jiad ever been before, cease dreaming -those days are still around. Of the total 196.7 million square miles of the earth's surface, according to Encyclopaedia Britannica, 57.6 million square miles is land, and of UM3 auuui iu iiifHiuu ovjuajc. miles is considered cultivable.

It has been computed that between 5 million and 6.5 million square miles has been cultivated. Thus, there are several million square miles left for modern day pioneers, provided they don't mind doing their plowing in the wilderness several thousand miles from the nearest market for their crops. Put oil fartnrc rnneiHorAl agriculturalists estimate that about 3 per cent of all of the earth's land is unused and potentially productive. By JACK ANDERSON MIAMI BEACH While the have declared their unrelenting opposition to organized crime, they have been boozing, bathing and babeing at Miami' Beach hostelries linked to the Mafia. The Republicans, operating out of the same hotels next month, are expected to take an equally strong stand against the underworld, despite records tying their hosts to "organized -Xwo "Justice department: strike forces, meanwhile, are investigating Mafia who have Invested in Miami Beach's glittering hotels and "Other enterprises.

One unit works directly out of Miami on organized crime. The other, the mysterious Strike Force 18, operates out of Washington. Its racketbus- ters include not only Mafia experts but tax and securities specialists who are investigat-. Ing highly complex securities cranes, real estate frauds and corporate swindling. Our sources on the strike forces say every Mafia "fami ly" has representatives in the Miami area.

They are attracted here largely by the narcotics trade. The federal crackdown on the traditional Marseilles-New York smuggling route has caused the Mafia drug traffickers to open new routes through the Caribbean. Miami is now the main control point' It's no secret that crime lords and their reputed asso- i dates have a penchant for the' luxury hotel business. Records show, for example, that the fabulous Eden Roc and Deau-ville are partly owned by Sam Cohen and Morris Lansburgh who are awaiting trial, in an organized crime case. The government charges that the two famous innkeepers plotted with Mafia hoodlum Meyer Lansky to skim $14 million from the gambling take of a Las Vegas casino.

These criminal charges, however, haven't stopped the Democrats from using both the Deauville and Eden Roc as convention centers. The TV fund-raising spectacular was held at the Deauville, The youth and women's caucuses were scheduled there al- though the women's event was Wilbur Mills and Shirley Chisholm set up their presidential headquarters there. And the convention is-? sued press credentials out of the Eden-Roc Old Story Both Democratic and Republican leaders should have known about mob influence the beach hotels. The Miami Herald exposed the infiltration as far back -as 1967. Florida state authorities moved in 1969 to thow out therranagement of 19 hotels on grounds they of connected criminal societies an dare Mafia controlled." Vet my associate Les Whit-ten found the same manage- ment in at least 10 of the accused-hotels.

Spokesmen for each hotel denied any mob ties. Sam Cohen and Morris Lansburgh refused all comment But both have previously denied the criminal charges against them. Their offices ac- -knowledged that Cohen is owner of the Deauville and part owner of the Eden Roc. Lansburgh operates the Deauville and Saxony, is part owner of the Eden Roc and Versailles. John Tweedle, part owner of the Hawaiian Isle and other beach hostelries, conceded that ex-bootlegger Yiddie Bloom had a first mortgage on the Hawaiian Isle.

"1 got the hotel from Bloom and his associates, and they retained a mortgage on it," explained Tweedle. But he insisted that the Minneapolis crime figure has no voice in its management The- dazzling Aztec Motel and its sister hotel, the Kim-berly; were identified by Florida authorities as crime-connected. Meyer Lansky's brother Jake is known to be a stockholder. Bernie Bercuson, an executive of the Aztec-Kimberly complex, said Lansky has no control over the hotels. Bercuson also happens to be an executive of (the famous Singapore Motel where the old gambling piaster himself, Meyer Lansky, held court before he skipped the country.

A former ''state rackets investigator, Charles Kimball, estimated for us that at least 40 Miami Beach hotels have varying degrees of mob influenceAnd the two strike forces have gathered evidence that Send Peace Petitions The DeKalb branch of the WormJn's'lnternational League for Peace, and Freedom (WILPF) prepares petitions containing some 6,000 signatures to be mailed to President Nixon and all area legislators asking that fighting in Vietnam and funding for the war be stopped. NIU students and citizens circulated the petitions in the area along with WILPF. From left to right are Linda Schwarz, Nancy Peterson, Meg Walker and Joan Bushnell. (Chronicle Photo Patsch) The Lighter Side Of Chess By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UP1) evening. This is rank Cifford, along with Don Meredith and Howard Cosell, bringing you, live and in color, the World Championship Chess Match.

We'll be back With the exciting second year of play in just a moment. But first, this "Frank Gifford back with you in the -broadcast booth overlooking the.chess board in Reykjavik, Iceland. I'll be de-i scribing the move-by-move action when play is resumed. r-a moves an hour, and you've got to be in top notch shape to keep that up. "Ever since Fischer- first -came into the International Chess Federation, he has been credited in scouting reports with having 'good "This means he rarely drops a chess piece and almost never knocks his men off the board with his elbow, as so many amateurs do.

"Spassky, on the other hand, is noted for his quick release. After making a move, he lets' go of the piece about as quickly as anyone who has ever ptayed this game. "He reminds me of a guy pulling chess-nuts out of the fire. Chess-nuts -get it?" "That's a dilly; Dandy. And we'll be back with more exciting action after this message REALLY RETIRE? I Do you plan to really retire, or just I quit work and exist? For details I about a life insurance plan to guar-I antee that your income doesn't re-i tire when you do.

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First Lutheran Churches were once in separate or governing bodies, but merged in 1963 into the Lutheran Church In America, as did the United Lutheran Church in America, a German body, and the American Evangelical Lutheran Church, primarily a Danish group. Bethlehem was a part of the Suomi Synod, an American-Finnish Lutheran church, and First Lutheran was a part of Augustana Lutheran Church, a synod of American Swedes. While pastor of First Lutheran Church, Pastor Granquist served Bethlehem Lutheran during, its interim period between Pastor Rudolph Kemppainen and Pastor Foltz. Pastor Foltz was appointed to serve as vice pastor at First -Lutheran by Dr. Gerald K.

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