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1 1 TEN BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. FRIDAY MORNING, Arabs Slam McGovern Sen. Eagleton Takes Europe Reaction Cautious No. 2 Spot On Slate tants in Britain try to saddle (Continued From Page 1) and Is- their executive at every annual House, McGovern told the con-! conference. vention: "I have no secret newspaper "For good or ill, the Demo- for peace.

I have a public with cratic donkey is getting into plan." for Israel, battle with an albatross round i He then recited the pledges retracting its neck." he made on primary election stand On The influential conservative that campaign vaulted him platforms to in the Democratic race! daily felt the Vietnam and busreporting planks "may be more than command. antivarj many Democrats can swallow." "Within 90 days of my inIt said West German officials inauguration, every American better than Bonn adopted a wait-and-see soldier and every American for do- titude. a Chancellor Willy Brandt prisoner will be out of the but his and other leaders have jungle and out of their cells and radical and edly warned against the dan- back home in America where to im-: gerous effects of unilateral U.S. they belong," he said. system troop cuts on the European bal-! McGovern also pledged milibourgeois ance of power.

tary strength, in a rebuttal to' critics who have charged that London the Canadian Eskimos his plans for defense spending was customarily name their sled cuts would weaken the nation. -the sort dogs after deceased members I give you my sacred labor mili- of family. pledge that if I become Dedicated To Politics Sen. Eagleton Regarded As Liberal JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. on Thursday the 42-year-old (AP) Thomas F.

Eagleton Eagleton, now Missouri's got his first taste of politics at senator, was named by Sen. George McGovern to be his the age of seven when his fa-. a prominent St. Louis at- When defeated incumbent vice presidential running mate. torney, took him along to the Democratic Sen.

Edward V. 1940 Republican National Con- Long in a 1968 primary, Eaglevention. ton called politics his lifelong But both father and son later vocation. became strong Democrats. And "I never wanted to be a po- Hijackers Release Hostages, Give Up (Continued From Page 1) while the plane was on the ground at Philadelphia.

He saia the aircraft was virtually out of gas, and he feared subjecting the passengers to a crash if forced by the hijackers to take it aloft again. A copilot, Norman Regan, captained a substitute 727 jetliner which carried the jackers on a meandering route that eventually brought them down a small airport in Jackson, about 50 miles' LONDON (AP) Sen. George McGovern's Democratic party victory evoked cautious, largely uncommitted reaction from European commentators, both left and right wring, but Arab newspapers slammed his pro israel stand. The Cairo newspaper Al Akhhbar said McGovern and the Needham Named Democrats had become mere pulpit for Zionist raeli policies." The authoritative charged McGovern creasing his support and giving "signs of from his previous Vietnam." A Moscow radio stressed McGovern's platform en Vietnam. McGovern realized NEW YORK (AP) Secu-other leaders the need rities and Exchange Commis- policy changes, sioner James J.

Needham was! proposals were not selected Thursday as the first, "are only an attempt paid chairman of the prove the capitalist New York Stock Exchange. with the help of Needham, 45, began his transformations." reer as an accountant with For the Times of Price Waterhouse Co. in New Democratic platform York. He went with the SEC in truly radical 1969. of thing with which i south of Houston.

They found themselves trapped -their liner out of gas, two tires blown, on a runway too short for a 727 to take off. Regan was badly beaten by his captors before being released, and his flight engineer, Gerald Beaver, was shot and wounded. The American Airlines hijacker, Melvin M. Fisher, 49, a Norman, painter and the father of six, brought his empty pistol aboard at Oklahoma City, apparently in a holster. You can clear out summer weeds as you fertilize Dandelions, plantain, clover and many other non-grassy weeds will disappear after a simple spreader application of Scotts weed-andfeed, TURF BUILDER PLUS 2.

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253-3389 JULY 14, 1972 dent of the United States, America will keep its defenses alert and fully sufficient to meet any danger," the nominee said. At home, he said, it is "a time for justice and jobs for all "The highest domestic priority of my administration will be to insure that every American able to work has a job to McGovern said. We intend to begin by putting millions back to work and after that is done, we will assure those unable to work an income sufficient to assure a decent life," said. There was in his address 1 no specific mention of the income! grant plan he earlier proposed to provide an annual payment of perhaps $1,000 to every American. He pledged a system of national health insurance, and a program of tax reform.

McGovern said his will be a national campaign, carried to every corner of the nation. "We are not conceding a single state to Richard Nixon," said the libferal senator nominated over the dissent of conservative Democrats, particularly Southerners. liceman or a cowboy like other kids," he said. Eagleton has sometimes been referred to as a Kennedy-type Democrat. He is youthful in appearance, smiles easily evenly when the joke's at his expense and is a Roman Catholic.

Sen. Edward "Ted" Kennedy helped in Eagleton's senatorial campaign four years ago. Eagleton dislikes being beled either a conservative or a liberal because he says his views depend on the issue involved. Friends and close associats regard him as a liberal on most matters. When elected to the Senate four years ago, he called that the climax of "the ultimate ambition." "Id like to be regarded as great U.S.

senator," he said. Eagleton's rise in Missouri politics has been meteoric. His career began with election St. Louis circuit attorney when he was 27. Four years later, he became Missouri's attorney general and another four years later, at 35, he won the lieutenant governor's office.

Since the convention started in Miami Beach and after Sen. Edmund Muskie, his first choice, withdrew, Eagleton has aligned himself with McGovern forces. In the Senate, Eagleton has been linked with labor and consumer issues. Eagleton was a principal sponsor of the Clean Air Act of 1970 and was an author of the Water Pollution Act of 1971, which is still pending in a conference committee. He has been vice chairman of the Senate's air and water lution subcommittee under Sen.

Muskie. Environmental problems have been one of his main Fischer (Continued From Page 1) complaint against the movie It was not Fischer's first cameras. Shortly after play began Wednesday, he walked out for 30 minutes. complaining that one of the cameras made him nervous. During the walkout Schmid told Fischer nothing could be done about the camera.

Film and television rights for the match were sold to Fox. Fischer and Spassky were to get a share of the proceeds, estimated at $27,500 each. Stein said he had been up all night with Fischer's second, the Rev. William Lombardy, and Cramer, trying to settle the question. Since 1934 An Institution Built On Reputation.

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He was an early advocate of stopping the bombing in Vietnam. He called in 1968 for an immediate ceasefire in Vietnam. He was also among the senators who have tried to whittle down military spending and was successful in knocking out the MBT-70 tank as an example of wasteful and unnecessary spending. Eagleton was an early advocate of wage and price controls! alto slow inflation. Soon after President Nixon announced Phase I of his economic controls, Eagleton toured Missouri and praised the presidential tion but said he hoped it had not been "too little, too late." Methodists Fill Offices READING, Pa.

(AP)-Two men were elected Thursday to complete the selection of four bishops in the Northeastern Jurisdictional Conference of the United Methodist Church. Named to the lifetime posts were the Rev. Dr. James M. Ault, 54, dean of Drew University Theological School in Madison, N.J., and the Rev.

Dr. John B. Warman, 57, pastor of Baldwin Community United Methodist Church in Pittsburgh. Both were elected on the 11th ballot during the conference's day meeting here, which ends Friday. The two, along with two ers elected earlier, will four retiring bishops in the conference's 12-state area.

which includes West Virginia. The others are the Rev. Dr. Edward G. Carroll, 62, pastor of the Marvin Memorial United Methodist Church in Silver Spring and the Rev.

Dr. Joseph H. Yeakel, 43, of Nashville, general secretary of the church's Board of Evangelism. third black Carroll. bishop in the jurisDr.

will become the diction. The conference covers Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Fun Time With Grandchildren Sen. George McGovern joins with a stuffed donkey in 1 McGovern's knee, is in the joy of grandson Tim- Miami Beach, Fla. Tim's distracted by something else.

my, 1, as the latter plays brother Matthew, perched on (AP) Ap News Analysis East States Get Soaking By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The eastern half of the United States was soaked by showers and thunderstorms Thursday, and remnants of a tropical storm in northern Delaware straggled northward toward Long Island. N.Y. Severe thunderstorms drenched southern New Jersey, and flash flood warnings were posted for extreme northern Delaware and southeastern Pennsylvania. Scattered showers and thunderstorm activity was reported from Illinois and Texas to Florida and New England with isolated showers dampening northern and southern portions of the Rockies. Titler (Continued From Page 1) emerged from a political caucus of the International Board- members following the formal business session in New York Wednesday.

Killion, 51, has been a member of the International Board since 1957. He is the son of a coal miner and has been active in the union since 1945. Pnakovich and Killion will add a more youthful look to the union slate, which is expected to face stiff opposition from Miners for Democracy, a sident miners' group which grew out of the started by slain UMW insurgent Joseph A. "Jock" Yablonski in 1969. The proposed Boyle ticket has a wide geographical representation with Pnakovich -coming from West Virginia where about half the voting UMW members reside and Killion from the Mid-west.

Arnold Miller of Ohley, W. a leader in the fight for black lung benefits for coal miners, heads the slate of the Miners for Democracy. Pike's Peak in Colorado was 1806. The peak, 14,110 feet high, sighted by Zebulon Mi. Pike in is located in the central part of the state.

Table land is an extensive elevated region with a level surface; a plateau. Goldwater And M'Govern Differences Broad, Basic MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) Republicans hope, and many Democrats fear, that Democratic presidential nominee, George. McGovern is a Goldwater of the left, extremist doomed to defeat so overwhelming he will carry much of his party down with! him. Parallels do exist with Goldwater, the conservative GOP nominee routed in 1964 by Lyn don B.

Johnson, but the conI trasts appear to be far more striking as McGovern sets out to unify the Democrats to challenge President Nixon in November. Like Goldwater, the liberal McGovern started with the narrow support of what was considered an extreme fringe of his party. Like Goldwater, he is a pleasant man, with support from devoted followers. As they did for Goldwater, supporters of McGovern packed the caucuses and state conventions to squeeze delegate representation often far beyond their real support among ers. And like Goldwater, McGovern became leader of a deeply divided party with many key figures saying he not only couldn't win but meant party disaster.

Beyond the superficial, however, the differences Goldwater and McGovern are broad and basic. Goldwater was carried by his followers to a presidential ination he. never really wanted. He regarded politics as an unpleasant chore. McGovern, behind that blend of professor and preacher, is a politician who got his start by building a South Dakota Democratic party that was basically a vehicle for electing George McGovern to Congress.

McGovern wants to be president, is determined to achieve his goal and confident he can. He represents the nation's majority party that, even while divided, gives him a far stronger starting point than the divided and minority GOP gave Goldwater eight years ago. Goldwater's nomination was 9-9 DAILY OPEN: PIE WAY Self- Seve 11-7 SUNDAY SHOE SAVE 444 VALLEY DRIVE SOUTH CORNER CENTRAL AVENUE i Pick from a huge selection of the newest styles at Pic-Way's famous "Twofer" price! 2pr. 500 4-10 4-10 MIX' EM Pick any two pair marked $2.99 British Order Troops Into Catholic Sector -fashioned in the confines ofia caucuses and conventions. His primary record was weak until he squeaked through against Nelson A.

Rockefeller in California. McGovern's nomination is the product of political reforms that have made primary elections the dominant feature of the process. Starting with a close run against Edmund S. Muskie in New Hampshire and a break-through in Wisconsin, McGovern swept victoriously through the last seven Democratic primaries and amassed twothirds of his delegates at the polls. Goldwater was an idealogue, BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) Three battalions of British troops, supported by armored vehicles, swept into a Roman Catholic stronghold in Belfast late Thursday night after a raging gun battle with guerrillas of the Irish Republican Army.

Army headquarters reported that about 1,800 troops quickly established control of a fourmile-square area of the Andersonstown Catholic "no-go" zone. One soldier was believed killed in the assault. A spokesman said that as the troops moved in, a fierce battle broke out between soldiers and IRA gunmen in the Catholic Lower Falls, region of Belfast. This evidently was an IRA diversionary tactic, he said. Heavy shooting also was reported in other areas of Belfast.

The penetration of Andersonstown was the first major military operation of its kind ried out by soldiers since Britain imposed direct rule on Northern Ireland more than three months ago. Military headquarters said the invasion of Andersonstown--a long-time IRA bastion-was carried out on express orders from William Whitelaw, the British administrator of Northern Ireland. A statement explaining the invasion cited four days and nights of IRA attacks on the army post at one end of Andersonstown, culminating in "an attempt to blow up the post The post had been under almost continuous attack since man willing, even eager, to articulate and emphasize controversial if it meant antagonizing large segments of his party. McGovern envisions himself as a unifier. Over the past month he has sought to tone down his more controversial positions to increase their acceptability to potential rivals.

Goldwater sought the presidency when one president, John F. Kennedy, had just been assassinated, and successor, Lyndon B. Johnson, was riding a wave of sympathy and support as he achieved success after success with a friendly Congress. the IRA renounced its 13-day cease-fire on Sunday. A full-scale battle erupted Thursday night.

Thirty besieged troops held on until columns of reinforcements moved up. The fighting broke out at the lend of a 24-hour period of clashes that left 10 dead in the divided province, including a British soldier killed by a sniper earlier Thursday. He was the fourth soldier to die in nearly 200 shooting incidents which also killed six civilians. The violence surrounding mass parades Wednesday by Protestants made it one of the bloodiest days in the province's three years of communal strife. Eleven British soldiers were wounded in sniper attacks that continued until dawn Thursday.

At- least 427 persons have lost their lives in the fighting. Rumors of clandestine meetcarings between the British and leaders of the Irish Republican Army have been rife since the IRA chief in Belfast, Seamus Twomey, called for a new truce Wednesday. Twomey said his forces might consider renewing the fire they ended Sunday after 13 days if British troops stick to truce terms barring them from arresting IRA men. British government spokesmen here and in London said there was no truth to reports of new secret contacts with the terrorists. Britain's Conservative government has been criticized for sending represento meet secretly with the IRA leaders last week.

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