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Study Warns Of Nonphosphate Danger-Page A-2 (On PageB-9: Employes' Compensation Becoming More Liberal "Sylvia Porter) AMBON BEACON JOURNAL What's A Party Man To Do? Abe Zaidan, D-22 Wednesday, July 5, 1972 No. 82, 134th Year Ohio Complete Newspaper 88 Pages Ten Cents Hijack Foiled ft Jynii Yields Dad. PT II; lostaee; Gir was not going to get out of the airport," said Richard Ash, special agent in charge of the FBI office here. "If there's no shooting, I'll come out," Ash quoted the man as saying moments before he emerged from the air I After The Fire Scorched chairs are piled on tables at Barnhill's Ice Cream Parlor Restaurant, 2855 W. Market after a Tuesday-morning fire caused an estimated $50,000 damage to the Fairlawn establishment.

The Copley Fire Department, aided by the Bath Twp. and Akron departments, fought the blaze that was reported at 10:40 a.m. The -j Travelers Insurance which is above Barnhill's, and the Albright Lamp which is next door to the ice cream parlor, sustained extensive smoke damages, according to a Copley Fire Department oflicial. Two Quit Democrat Telethon i 1 f- 1.1 7 I I 1 I wi winner-take-all primary rule. presidential MEANWHILE, Stewart R.

Mott, who has given $400,000 in cash and loans to the Mc- V- Busing Issue Not Big Concern Here te OK the man threw down his knife and carried the girl in his arms down the ramp to a waiting police car. The child was not harmed, Ash said, but was taken by ambulance to a Buffalo hospital for examination. Blood on the child's clothing, he said, was from a slight wound the man had sustained. Police identified the man as Charles Smith, 23, of Buffalo. The youngster was identified as Smith's daughter, 17 months old.

POLICE SAID Smith allegedly had stabbed the girl's mother and a man earlier today in Buffalo. The woman was reported "critical" and the man "fair" at Deaconess Hospital in Buffalo. Smith apparently slipped aboard the unoccupied jet about 5 a.m. and demanded the American Airlines provide a pilot for the craft, police said. "I want "a pilot," he shouted to police and FBI agents who surrounded the plane as it stood at a terminal gate.

A GROUP of FBI agents and police gathered near a ramp to the plane, using a baggage cart as a barricade. A man and woman took turns using a bullhorn to call up to Smith. The' woman, identified by an FBI agent as Smith's mother, walked part way up the ramp at one point, talked with Smith, then returned. Smith and his daughter were visible just inside the plane. Scores of airline passengers passed through the terminal as usual.

Many seemed unaware of what was happening at the American gate. From the upper level of the airport terminal, newsmen could see Smith holding the girl in his arms. At times they could be seen sitting in a front seat. Now and then he would carry the girl to the rear and then return to the front. Earlier, he had shouted he did not want to see newsmen, cameras or tape recorders.

ALL AVAILABLE policemen, FBI agents and Buffalo homicide detectives rushed to the airport and surrounded the plane at Gate Seven. Police said that after the alleged stabbing, Smith grabbed the girl and drove to the airport. There, they said, he created a commotion at the post office and threatened to harm the child. He then dragged the girl along as he climbed aboard the jet. Police said Smith left a note at his mother's home that read: 'I love you.

I love myself. I love everybody. I love God, but If I have to do away with myself, I will." A spokesman said the airline had not been told where the man wanted to go. The Weather AKRON AND VICINITY Mostly cloudy and cool to-night and Thursday with chance of showers and thun-dershowers. Low tonight near 50.

High Thursday in the low 70s. Probability of precipitation 30 pet. tonight, 20 pet. on Thursday. Tuesday's high was 72 at 2:30 p.m.

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m. 11:00 a. m. 12:00 noon 71 70 70 66 64 62 60 59 Tamperaturf Waathar Map en Pag A-7. II disputing the formula for dis- tributing proceeds from the telethon.

Funds produced via the tele-' thon would be used in this order: First to pay for the TV show (about $2 then to pay off the party's $9.3 million debt from the '68 presidential campaign. Any additional money would be available for this year's campaign. Mott claimed telethon liter-1 ature is misleading. He said the theme of it is "help put a Democrat in the; White House." He said this implies donations would be used for the 1972 campaign. MORE THAN 160 stars will' appear during the 19-hour telecast Saturday and Sunday.

Among them will be such; ardent McGovern supporters as Warren Beatty and his sis-1 ter Shirley MacLaine, two of his best fund-raisers, Mike Nichols and Elaine May, Rob-ert Vaughan, Lily Tomlin and Oscar winner Gene Hackman. The ABC-TV (channels 23 and 5) show, mainly broadcast from the Hollywood Palace in Los Angeles, will run from 10 p. m. Saturday to 9 p. m.

Sunday, with four hours nut fnr nohunrV nrnirromn rVb, LOS ANGELES ffl Police say they disarmed a cluster or military, explosive devices minutes before they would nave expioaea in a men 1. mi i. mum uic uieen xneaiei, where a Russian dance group was performing. Kennedy person, as one more legislator, good, bad, weak at times, KENNEDY underwent the bends on surfacing in Washington. "Come here, right back where you belong," boomed the paternal Senate Leader Mike Mansfield on spotting Ted in the cloakroom, kind of waiting around for somebody, timid for once about pushing through that cloakroom door all by himself, needing to hear Mansfield's often-reiterated See AFTER, Page 7 19 BUFFALO, N.Y.

(B A man who held a young girl at knife point In an apparent attempt to hijack an American Airlines 707 at Buffalo International Airport surrendered to an FBI agent early today. "He apparently decided he IN. lets: Blockade Bypassed HONG KONG UP) North Vietnam claimed today it is getting war supplies by sea through 12 "coastal points" which the United States has not been able to blockade by mines or naval ships. It also claimed U. S.

bombing is not stopping rail ship- ments of supplies because rail lines are being repaired within hours after bombing attacks. "If the U.S. wanted to de- stroy railroads and stop rail operations," Radio Hanoi said in a broadcast monitored in Hong Kong, "U.S. planes 't On Page A-S V. S.

raids hit Hanoi "region. m. a would have to bombard more than 6,000 times a month, and even then Communist workers would be able to make enough repairs to keep supplies moving." THE BROADCAST, which admitted that Haiphong, North Vietnam's chief port, was effectively closed, did not name or locate any of the 12 coastal points. However, the coastline is studded with hundreds of small, rocky inlets and bays where cargo could be unloaded from river-type boats, small landing-craft and shallow-draft, Chinese-type junks. This is particularly true along the 150 miles of coastline from Haiphong harbor to the China border, an area where Chinese shipping sources in Hong Kong and Canton have speculated supplies are being landed.

Haiphong is the only North Vietnamese port known to be capable of handling oceangoing freighters. But since it was mined by U. S. planes there have been unconfirmed reports that hundreds of small crafts are landing supplies along the northern coast. American sources have generally denied the reports.

On The Inside fVYW IT -X 7 On IS Al Page A-5 Ann Landers D-22 Bettv Jaycox B-6 Classified D-8 to 20 Comics D-19, 21 Editorials A-6 Kenneth Nichols D-22 Mickey Porter A-2 News Briefs Newsmakers D-23 Obituaries D-2 Ohio B-14 Sports C-10 to 15 Stocks, Finance B-22 to 24 Theaters and Restaurants D-6, 7 The Family B-6 to 11 TV-Radio C-2, 3 Viewpoint A-7 craft carrying the hostage child. ASH SAID an FBI agent had sneaked aboard the plane and confronted the man. 4 After the agent assured him there would be no shooting, husband had "tried to fish for a little while" from the canoe, and then decided to take his daughter, Belinda, and his brother-in-law for a ride. The canoe capsized and Grayson went to the aid of his daughter. "I think he panicked trying to save her," said Mrs.

Grayson. screamed my lungs out for help. Webster was able to keep the girl above water until a lifeguard arrived. Grayson was a heavy equipment operator for the Ruhlin Construction Co. for the past 12 years.

He also leaves a son, Ernest and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Grayson of Barberton. Services will be arranged by th Stewart, Calhoun Black funeral home. From Beacon Journal Wlra SarvicM Two movie -stars have pulled out of the Democratic Party's 19-hour telethon next weekend and one of Sen.

George McGovern's major financial backers has hired lawyers to look into the possibility of "fraud" in connection with the fund-raising spectacular. Paul Newman angrily backed out of the show over McGovern's loss of more than half his California delegates, according toa telethon spokesman. TV star Ben Gazzarra, acting separately, also withdrew in protest of the party's Credentials Committee decision last week rejecting California's 7 Japan9 Neiv Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka, 54, son of a poor Japanese farmer, who became wealthy in the construction business after World War has been selected by Japan's ruling conservatives as the country's prime minister, replacing Eisaku Sato, 71, who is retiring. See Page A-10. 01 I I Li Bobby Fischer, the elusive American chess champion, leaves an airplane at Reykjavik, Iceland, Tuesday to play in the oft-postponed (by him) World's Championship Chess Match.

Fischer's Russian foe, Boris Spassky, turned the tables, however, by postponing the match until Thursday, insulted by Fischer's failure to appear at a drawing to determine the first move. UP) (Story on Page A-2) Govern said the marathon telecast "could be the biggest rip-off in the history of political campaign finance." Mott and party officials are BUT BUSING is the one issue most were unanimously sue most were opposed to. Only five people favored it. Both supporters of Sen. George McGovern's antiwar stance and conservative Republicans who favor President Nixon opposed busing.

Both blacks and whites were against it. A crew-cut Wooster realtor who is a conservative Repub- See BUSING, Page A-14 "I didn't say anything," Kennedy's friend remarked later, "but I. thought you always were a freak, don't you understand that? "As a Kennedy, especially after Jack died. "Now for the first Hme they're going to see you' a fry Mood Of The Voters The marathon series of presidential primaries, the quickening of the Vietnam war, the turns and twists of the economy and President Nixon's summit meetings have made an impact on the mood of the American voter. On the eve of the first national political convention, Beacon Journal politics writer Joe Rice talked with voters in the five-oounty Akron area about their views on candidates and Issues.

He was assisted in his interviewing by staff writer Steven Craig. This is the fourth of five reports. Busing is a red-hot issue in neighboring states such as Michigan, but it has yet to develop into one in Ohio. Only one in 50 of Greater Akron residents interviewed by the Beacon Journal listed busing as the issue that concerns them the most. This may be primarily because in most Ohio school systems, there is no busing to achieve racial balance in the schools.

When busing was mentioned to many people interviewed, they thought it referred to transporting rural children to school. The mm Father Drowns In Rescue Attempt After The Tragedy: A 'New' Education A Barberton man drowned Tuesday while helping to save his l9-year-old daughter when their rented canoe overturned on Turkeyfoot channel. Ernest Grayson, 32, of 375 Bell went under while his wife shouted for help from the shore. Also in the boat was Grayson's brother-in-law, John Webster, 26, of Barberton. The family was at Old State Park off Ohio 619 for a picnic supper.

MRS. GRAYSON said her Today's Chuckle Nothing is impossible if you don't have to do it Of Teddy 1X4 In Tuesday's excerpt from "The Education of Edward Kennedy," author Barton Hersh, told how the shock of Chappaquiddick changed Ted Kennedy's style dramatically. Now he cuts behind the facade of Senate decorum to reveal how Kennedy handled himself on his return to work after the accident and the devastating cannonades of national publicity. "Tell me, do you actually think," Ted Kennedy demanded searchinglyjjif one friend just after the, senate recon- vened in September, "do you think, if some of them, people, the colleagues, invite me, and I go to speak in their campaigns will it be will it be is it so that they can fill the tables with people who really want to pay tdhome to look at the, at the freak?".