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Palm Beach Post, Monday. July 3, 1972 A5 Martha Says 'Surreptitiously' She's Happy John Quit WASHINGTON I 11 Mrs Martha Mitchell vestorAiy said she is happy her huoband cl nut of politics as she had demanded but she nude it clear she dnosn heliee her troubles are over "I'm still a political prisoner." she said in a telephone call "I can't talk lung I am calling; surreptitiously When pressed as to whether Mitchell resignation Saturday as President Nixon re-election campaign director had made her happy she said. "Sure, that hat 1 wanted When Mitchell resigned he cited responsibility to his wile and familv as the reason Mrs Mitchell said she was calling Irom her home in Washington's exclusive Watergate apartments She also said she wondered why no one had asked a question about her at President Nixon's news conference last week, adding "I've been a prisoner for so long Then Mrs Mitchell hung up the telephone abruptly ending another chapter perhaps the last one in one ol the longest running stories of the Nixon administration Martha Mitchell. 53. was the darling of the Republican party In her three years in Washington her rise to superstar was meteoric She was a new phenomenon on a scene where discretion, protocol, and fear.

of social ostracism plaved then natural role of ceasorshipon freedom of speech Much of that may have ended now Mitchell will continut to work as an adviser to Mr Nixon's campaign but it appears doubtful that he or his wife will be making the same kind of waves any tune soon An administration spokesman said the Mitchells would be moving back to New York, although it was not certain how soon In the meantime. Mitchell law firm has an office in the same building where Mr Nixon's re-election committee is located The spokesman also denied that Mitchell was under any pressure from Mr Nixon to resign I'ntil Mrs Mitchell looked out the window of her Watergate apartment one dayland saw anti-war demonstrators, she was just another Cabinet wife That day she told a television interviewer the demonstrators looked like "Russian revolutionaries and quoted her husband to back up her view Those remarks, and a 2 a phone call to the Arkansas (iazette to blast Sen William Fulbright i D-Ark chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, gave her instant fame and manv headlines People the News Fin HST Hospitalized For Old Problem For months Colorado officials tried to keep young people from having a religious gathering of communes in lite tiny mountain town of Granny, but their best laid plans failed this weekend as an estimated 7.000 to 10.000 youths ignored police burriers to attend the event sponsored by the Rainbow Family of the Living Light. mare voyage of illness and appeals to God for help The 70-year-old solo yachtsman said in a copyrighted radio message to the London Sunday Times he decided to withdraw from the Observer's singlehanded race last Sunday after a night of sickness aboard his ketch Gipsy MothV Writing in his log the next morning. Chichester said: "A ghastly night awake groaning and calling on God to help me until 5 a m. this morning Fell asleep while entering up this log Fell sick, ill, exhausted.

Hardly able to stand up or drag one foot forward after the other. Tried to be sick several times but have not eaten anything all day Chichester then turned his 57-foot ketch around off the Azores and headed for Plymouth, where he and 52 other solo yachtsmen set sail at the start of the race sponsored by the British newspaper to Newport. HI. on June 17. With Chichester are his son.

Giles. 25. and a three-man British naval party who boarded the ketch Saturday to help repair ts mizzenmastand sail it back to Plymouth. Minichiello Back in iens When he left prison after serving an 18-month term for hijacking a TWA jet in 19ti9. Rafl'aele Minichiello said all he wanted was a quiet, anonymous life.

The 22 year-old former I Marine from Seattle has since changed his mind He appears completely naked in the July issue of an Italian magazine called Playmen. featured in the centerfold in a photographic series on what the magazine calls naked From Post Wir St rvtces Former President Harry Truman was hospitalized yesterday with what doctors described as gastro-intestinal problem. Doctors in Kansas City said the ailment was related to those for which Truman was hospitalized in February 1971. Doctors at Research Hospital and Medical Center said the 88-year-old former president's condition was "satisfactory" and he was "in high spirits." The attending physician. Dr Wallace H.

Graham, said he decided to hospitalize Truman also "to check his status ith his condition when he was hospitalized in February. 1971 Routine examinations are planned to include X-ray studies of the lower gastro-intestinal tract." "He is doing quite well." Dr. (iraham said, "but a re-examination is indicated periodically." Truman arrived by car accompanied by his wife. Bess. He talked with hospital personnel as he was taken to his room by wheel chair It was the eighth time Truman has been hospitalized since he left the White House in 1953 He was briefly hospitalized in Research Hospital as recently as last Wednesday because of a fall he suffered in his home.

He underwent tests and went home after less than an hour He fell Tuesday, but was not taken to the hospital for X-rays until the next day when he began complaining about a pain in his lower back Chichester Relates Mghtmarv Sir Francis Chichester told yesterday how his bid to remain in a Transatlantic yacht race to America turned into a night- Colorado Festival Draws 7,000 ome of the pilgrims strolled ibout naked. An occasional marijuana cigarette was passed around By some, but members of the Rainbow Family said they would oust anyone caught selling drugs. Little other drug use was evident. ing and this is the 4th of July weekend." Hikers arriving at the mountain site were greeted by a sign that read. "Welcome Home" and they camped in a about five miles around i marshy meadow Smoke from many fires through the trees and By ANTHONY RIPLEY (c) New York Timei GRANBY, Colo After months of turmoil and attempts to block them, young people by the thousands yesterday were gathered near Strawberry Lake in a mountain valley west of here for what they termed a "religious festival." There were an estimated 7.000 at the remote mountain CLOSE-OUT nc TCtD MAUI KNIT YARNS 20-30-40 OFF Chess Chief Schfafffe Royal Poinciana Plaza.

Palm Beach lT I Says rs maicn seemed under control. At the site there was little evidence uf poor health conditions. Slit trenches for garbage and human waste were dug and promptly covered over when full. Mrs Dorothy E. Davidson, executive director of the Colorado chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, called the state's efforts to block the event "a "It was comical because it had no tragic consequences," she said after climbing to the site and touring it Saturday "At the same time, we should compliment state and local officials for their wisdom in not forcing the issue and precipitating a violent confrontation." The ACLU went fruitlessly to both state and federal courts to force an end to the state's road block.

Finally, however, it was the young people who decided the issue. About 3.000 marched out of Granby at 3 Friday heading for the lake and outnumbered police decided to let them through. The young people, had been piling up in Granby for seven days and townspeople said they were glad to see them go. "I'll be glad when this is over," Ken Vinsonhaler said at his motel west of Granbv. "I've been losing $100 to $200 a day.

The tourists aren't com I i lit site Many of them had lugged their bedding and provisions on their back for as far as 16 miles. Some 750 climbed a tortuous 1.5-mile mountain trail that rises 1.000 feet up with a county road on the edge of Grand Lake into the Arapaho National Forest. Still another estimated 3.000 made the long walk up the dusty road 7-'z miles from the paved highway, S. 34. to the base of the mountain trail.

The crowd included outlaw motorcycle gang members, many with their club colors on their backs and wearing German helmets, who roared through Granby on their "chopper" style machines headed for the mountain gathering It was not a music festival but instead a "gathering of the tribes" or communes from across the nation and was arranged by the Rainbow Family of Living Light from Eugene Ore They came to meditate in the forest, to chant prayers together, talk over things and play flutes and guitars and drums under the spruce and aspen trees. Gov. John A. Love had said it was the state's aim to prevent the gathering, not just discourage the long-haired young people. But the state's best laid plans collapsed under the weight of thousands who came to Granby.

When the state barred all access to the campground, the young people hiked across the mountains to get there For a time, the state attempted to bar ail food from the lake, but gave up on the idea after three days. Instead, they settled on a plan to bar the main roads to the site There were dire warnings of health epidemics, but physicians at the lake said things PIANO ORGAN SALESMAN Wanted by Victor Pianos Organs at the Palm Beach Mall Must play organ. Call Mr. Victor at Fort Lauderdale 522-5131 for appointment. ALE! May Fail Continued from Page Al Spassky behavior under a difficult set of circumstances obviously showed he had been eager for a match with Fischer, and has been distressed by his tactics But he has constantly acted ith grace under pressure, and all of his responses have been gentlemanlike.

If Fischer is disqualified, a series of complicated legal battles is going to delight lawyers for a long time. There is. for instance, the matter of the prize money. If it is decided that the Spassky-Fischer match never legally started, there will be no problem But if the match has indeed started. Spassky will be the automatic winner because of Fischer's disqualification, and he will be entitled to demand 62 5 per cent of the $125,000 purse Fischer will be entitled to nothing.

The Russians already are claiming that the match officially started with Saturday night's claim there can be no legal start to any chess match until the first move is made and the clock is punched Euwe said that there was nothing in the International Chess Federation rules to cover this contingency. No player previously has been disqualified for not appearing for a championship match. "New rules will have to be formulated." Euwe said rather grimly. "Brand new rules." There also is the possibility that the Icelandic Chess Federation will bring a suit against Fischer. The American has never signed a contract.

But he did send the International Chess Federation a telegram saying he would play the match in Iceland, under protest That telegram would constitute legal acceptance, in Kuw-e's opinion. The Icelandic Chess Federation stands to lose at least $75 000 if the match is not held LET US DO THE ENTIRE JOB FOR LESS dkuvkky UPlTelspholo HOW TIMES DO CHANGE This photograph, now 10 years old, shows "Miss Army Recruiting 1962" and present-day anti-war groups would be hard put to recognize one of their most outspoken advocates. She is none other than Jane Fonda! She is shown here with then Sgt. Robert Army recruiter at I'aterson, Source of the photo is Overseas Weekly which came across it in an edition of Casemate, a Ft. Monroe, post paper.

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