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IV. Sports Highlights a MsuLderstanding with caddy costs" Arnold Palmer twostrokes tn British Open golf tournament, 1C. Jim Wynn slaps two home runs as Houston Astros hammer Chicago Cubs. 1C. (Complete sports 1 8C).

Thursday. July 13, 1972 '1. Next Space Shot 4 jJL i Florida's Space; Aqe Newspaper Published by The' Gannett Company In Brevard County; Florida An prblting: AilnwiioinlcaiiObser 1 vatory'willrgo Aug 10 on an.Atlas if ceniaur1rocKei. TODAY'S Weather Clouqy with chance of scattered afternoon showers. High 85 90,: low 75.

Winds Variable, less than 10 ra.p.h. fComplete weather. Page 2A) 10 Cents fci tef BMMf a. "i4 "'I'. HIVS I li MM MM I MP II II Bill UMI llllli ImflHnMliiiiiiiiiHHiiHIiliiliiPmS IIESdliHilllllllHHMHPiHiCKwMlfll RHHHEBvlalH Arrested Two Mew Africans For Guns Near HoteL TODAY AP Wlreptwto SECRET SERVICE AGENTS charged with possessloi lOLb SUSPECT PAIR IN CUSTODY handguns near McGovcrn hotel MIAMI BEACH A tf a 1 agents rushed to the Doral Beach Hotel on Wednesday and seized two men on concealed weapons shortly after Sen.

"George McGov'er'h' wound up a meeting in his penthouse The Secret Service said later il had no evidence the men intended to harm the South Dakota senator or any other Democratic presidential candidate. The Secret Service said the two black men identified themselves as Malek Sonebeyatta, 32, and Ahmed Obatemi, 33. both of Jackson, but said that positive identification had not been made. Both! carried multiple identification authorities said. Two handguns were Jound under the "scat of a car occupied by one of the men.

One police source said the two belonged to a black separatist organization called the Republic of New Africa. Shortly after the 11:45 a.m. arrests, MeGovern canceled a scheduled 12:15 p.m. trip to attend a Democratic National; Convention caucus of 151 Liitin delegates at the DeiliivUlc' Secret Service. FBI and'' Florida a Department agents arrested, one man as he sat in mustard colored sports caH the hotel.

The Secret Service!) two pistols were found1) under the car's front seat, The second man was. taken! into custody in the hotel' interior lobby minutes later, i Both were frisked, handcuffed and taken away. Minutes after the incident. Kathleen Kennedy, oldest, daughter of the late. Sen.

Robert F. Kennedy, stepped off an elevator and into the Doral' lobby, several men quickly hustled her bact into the Th Radcliffe College senior has been campaigning for McGovcrn. THURSDAY Headlines Inside TQDAY NATIONAL PISEASE Control Center has launched program to teach states to detect blood defects. (7AJ NIXON SEEKS $1.7 billion disaster relief funds from Congress for flood victims of tropical storm Agnes. (7A) FBI ARRESTS a 29 year oloV Bulgarian immigrant on charges of conspiring in skyjack attempt which left hijuckers, passenger dead.

(8A) ANDREW MALLORY, namesake for Supreme Court ruling guaranteeing speedy arraignments, slain by police. (10A) TRUMAN RAYS show stomach trouble which hospitalized the former president has cleared up. (11A) EXPAND SPECIAL legislative session to include new law on filing fees, secretary of state urges. (6B) RENT A MAID system proposed for feeding parking meters at Tampa. (6B) ANTI WAR VETERANS plan major demonstration at Tallahassee Friday.

(6B) RAIFORD ESCAPEE returned to jail and charged with breaking. and entering a Cocoa Beach motel. (IB) SHERIFF WILSON changes mind and says he may consider applying for federal funds. (IB) THREE BREVARDIANS indicted by grand jury in Jacksonville for marijuana smuggling. (IB) PETER TUPLING, an obscure English pro who admits, 'I haven't a chance in the has scored a 68 for the first round lead in the British Open Golf Championship.

(1C) RADICAL LESBIAN tells her story in the final part of the TODAY FamUy Section series, 'Gay and Proud of (ID) Everyday Features After Dark, SD Amusements, 3 1D Amy Clark, ID Bridge, 5D Business, 14 16C Classified, 0 J3C Comics, 6D Crossword, 5D Deaths, SB Wilson, 4D Bditorlalsm Six Family, 1 2D IB Horoscope, 2D Letters, ISA Movie Tines, Names and Faces, 11A Over the Second Cup, SD Ral Ilolllnun, 1C Television, 4D. Sports, State News, 6B Weithery JA Sections' 4 3:: rn PIONEER 10 unmunned space probe is nearing asteroid belt surrounding Jupiter; 'luture manned flight to' outer planets may hang on its 12A) ENEMY FL'ANKltiG has forced South fdr; QuangTri city, into, a WORLD' 'CHESS; Championship's first game 'Ott from American Bobby Fischcer by offense of Russian Boris Spassky. (9A) s. NaT: McGove January Julv fi TODAY AP Wlttpholo COMFORTABLY KEEPING TELEVISED TABS ON THE NOMINATION VOTES Sen. George MeGovern takes notes in his suite at Doral Hotel AAcGOVERN'S NOT A SPACE FAN By JACK W.

GERMOND TODAY CMvenlion Buruu MIAMI BEACH George S. McCrovefri, the candidate who couldn't win six months ago, won the Democratic presidential nomination on the first ballot Wednesday night when gave him, 119 votes and put him over the top. The. announcement oif the. Illinois ballot provoked a JtorsecpiKt'jbutbui st of poster waving by JlcGbvern "partisans throughout the hall.

Jhe. vice presidential nomination to Sen, Kennedy, a spokesman saidt but the Massachusetts senator declined tp run. There were few surprises in the roll call, although the, voics of both' Sen. Henry Jackson and Rep'. Shirley Chfsholm ran higher than ex pceted largely, because partisans of the withdrawn Hubert 11.

Humphrey and. Edmund S. Muskie chofie them as a vehicle for their, protest. And the temper of the delegates throughout the roll call was strangely subdued in comparison with past conventions, perhaps because they had been worn down by all night session Monday and Tuesday. He'll Visit Brevard Early in Campaign FRANK BEACIIAM TOOAV Convtntion BurMu MIAMI BEACH Plans are being made for Democratic presidential nominee George MeGovern to visit Brevard (or a campaign tour shortly after th Republican National Convention next month, it was revealed Wednesday.

A tentative date has been set for the South Dakota senator to visit the Space Coast but it cannot yet be revealed, said Dr. Richard fhompson, a member of the Brevard Democratic executive committee. Thompson, Brevard campaign manager for New York Mayor John Lindsay in the Florida presidential primary in March, said he probably will head up Central Florida a in a i organization. He said he also had been trying to persuade members of the Florida delegation to support MeGovern as the party's nominee but was finding the going rough. "I felt with the exception of some Humphrey delegates I was wasting my time," U.S.

Proposals 'Flexible' For Renewed Peace Talks SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. On, the eve of of the Paris peace talks, President Nixon conferred Wednesday with a ranking Soviet diplomat as 'the White House reiterated that U.S. proposals to end the Vietnam war were flexible. Timing of Soviet Ambassador Anatoly j'Ppbvnbj's visit Jjhe purely said press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler, and docs not relate to the renewed Paris talks.

Ziegler said, however, that Vietnam would come up "in the course of overall discussion' on world affairs" between Nixon and the diplomat who has served in the past as a go between in U.S. contacts with Soviet readers: Fischer Loses American: 'Bobby Fischer went down to defeat ln.the world championship chess opener Wed nesday, giving. Boris Spassky a 1 0 lead the play iTbeJtusslan put Fischer hopelessly on the Jefenslve Tuesday, land finished him off Wednes ay after f. The i next game'. In the match', tourney wfll raPage i The presidential spokesijiun, responding to questions as the Nlxon Dobry nin meeting began, said "there is no foundation" to a news report from Peking that the United States was ready to make substantial concessions to the Communists in the Vietnam negotiations.

Ziegler described the as "purely speculative" "'and said' he "would have no 'ubstantive comment on it." But the spokesman used Hie occasion to repeat that the United States seeks "constructive and serious talks" with the Communist and will "listen to the other side." "We have said there is flexibility ju our proposals," Ziegler added. "We do not have a closed mind." Dobrynln's meeting with was arranged by the President's chief foreign affairs" adviser, Henry Kissinger. Thompson said. "Most are Wallaceitcs through and through." Thumuson said MeGovern will take a two week vacation following the convention and will wait until after the Republican convention to begin his campaign. He said the Brevard visit, which would be one of the Democratic nominee's first campaign stops, was agreed to in exchange for his work in helping set up the Florida organization.

MeGovern would have some fence mending to do in Brevard. He has never been enthusiastic about funds for the space, program. This was reflected in the McGovern duminated Democratic platform which fails to mention the future of the space program. DR. RICHARD THOMPSON MeGovern organizer tf Convention TW.

'K'T, 'y7J. fMiamvstmmaxs: Sr i vvi.m VxJThMMZ iMJMil "i "i v'y Urevard delegates won't vote for In, November, 2A. Miami Beach no Chicago '68 replay; differences' show both In hall and in streets. 3A. Wallahs nMo hlnll at third narrv Wini lA II GOP there to pickup disgruntled Democrats, 16Ai' nicuovern answers angry demonstrators, iba.

a Eleanor MeGovern and her twin sister, ID. Profile of Women's delegates, ID. I The Vote MeGovern 1,728 Jackson 525 Wallace 381 Chlsholm 151 Others 226 Until the Illinois vote put MeGovern; over the top there was scarcely a cheer worth the npme. The partisans of Gov. George Wallace and Jackson gave only perfunctory acknowledgement even' to the best of their votes.

MeGovern watched 1 a nomination on television in his 17th fIoor penthouse in the. Doral Beach Hotel, aef companied by a few close aides, and a few relatives. Mrs. MeGovern was at th Convention Hall. Downstairs in the Doral lobby about 250 young McGovcrn volunteer campaign workers watching television erupted in a loud cheer as the Illinois vote put the senator over the top.

They immediately began chanting "Beat Nixon, Beat Nixon, Beat Nixon." Even during the demonstration when MeGovern passed the winning mark, blocs of Wallace and Jackson supporters notably i Michigan, Pennsylvania and North Carolina delega? tions sat in conspicuous silence, many of them with arms folded. The unyielding opposition to MeGovern was apparent in the vote for Jackson several states. In Ohio, Jackson got 39 votes that otherwise would have gone, to Humphrey; in Pennsylvania 86.5, and in Illinois 30.5. The cool, almost dispirited tone of the climactic session of this Democratic National ConvenUon was apparent throughout nominating process. The only display pf ball wide enthusiasm when Sen.

Abraham A. Rlbicoff of Connecticut' nominated MeGovern as "a candidate tuned to the challenge of th Continued on Back Page This Sectloa TODAY'S Chuckle pessimist; be never expects it back anyway. 'V 1 I rl.