The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 1

SUBURBAN DELIVERY-- WEEK DAY EVENINGS Douglas, Olivt, HudnonvilU, FcnnvllU, Hamilton, Scugituck, Park, Jon'xon Park, North Shore District Ko. 2. SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR NO. 9 HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, 49423 FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1972 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE 10 CENTS ON MCGOVERN WORKS TO UNITE PARTY EAGLETON SUMMER HOME ON LAKESHORE IN DOUGLAS Eagletons Vacation i At Lakeshore Home Local Guard Returns From Bivouac Event GRAYLING Members of Holland's National Guard unit, nearing the end of their first week of summer training at Camp Grayling, were returning today from bivouac exercises. The 143 enlisted men and five officers were to prepare for a full dress inspection later this afternoon during a memorial parade and a visit by Gov.

William G. MiUiken. After the parade, the troops were to be released for the weekend and some of the were to return home and report back to Grayling for the second and final week of the encampment. During the two-day bivouac, the Holland unit took part in an air mobile assault using 10 helicopters to move the troops 20 miles to an objective. No injuries were reported in the air drop.

The Holland guard is to return home Saturday, July 22. Weather Mostly cloudy tonight with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows 62-68. Partial clearing a a and less humid with a chance of thunderstorms in eastern sections during the morning. Highs 77-1IH.

The sun sets tonight at 8:21 p.m. and rises tomorrow at 5:22 a.m. The water temperature at Holland State Park is fifi, air 75. At a.m. today, the temperature was 78.

For the 24 hours ending at 5 p.m. yesterday the instruments DOUGLAS--Democratic Vice Presidential candidate Sen. Thomas Eagleton of Missouri is no stranger to the "Holland, Michigan, scene. As a boy, the Senator came'to the Lakeshore summer home of the Eagleton family in the 3000 block on Lakeshore Dr. His father, the late a Eagleton a well-known St.

Louis, attorney died at the summer home two years ago. Mrs. Jane Eagleton, his stepmother, comes to the cottage each summer as does a brother, Dr. Mark Eagleton. Mrs.

Eagleton was here earlier this summer and did some extensive redecorating of the cottage according to neighbor, Mrs. Gene Siska. Although the Senator and his family have not been able to come to Michigan the past few years, they were here when Terry was about 7 and the Senator had a group of his politician friends here for a golf stag several years ago when they played at West Shore Golf Club. The Eagleton family has many friends among the St. Louis colony on the Lakeshore.

recorded the following: Report LOCH I Maximum. 76. Minimum, f2. Precipitation, .28. One Year Ago Yesterday Maximum, 72.

Minimum, 57. Precipitation, none. FISH AND CHIPS Club, Friday July 14 Adv. Leaves Head Start Post WASHINGTON (UPI) Edward F. Zigler, head of head start and the government's child care programs, has resigned to return to Yale University, it was learned today.

Dies Of Injuries ALLEGAN Martin Carl Modrak, 19, of Fennville, injured in a head-on auto crash June 24 southwest of died at 2:30 a.m. today in 'Butterworth Hospital in Grand Rapids of head and multiple injuries. Modrak, a June graduate of Fennville High School where he was on the football, track and baseball teams, was the 12th traffic victim in Allegan County this year compared with seven last year at this time. Allegan County deputies saic Modrak was a passenger in a car driven by Kevin Menear, 18 of route 2, Fennville, that cross ed the center line in a no pass ing zone along 122nd Ave. near 64th St.

at 3:30 in the afternoon and collided headon with an oncoming car. Deputies, who are reopening their investigation, said thre- others were injured in the crash about three miles southwest Fennville. Modrak was the son of Mr and Mrs. Frank J. Modrak anc is survived by his parents, fou brothers, Raymond of Douglas Lawrence of Fennville, Walte with the Ah- Force in Phoenix and a twin brother.

Ken ncth, at home, -and a sister Mrs. Orban (Eileen) Wooten Hacklcburg, Ala. Services will be held Sunda; at 2 p.m. from the Chappel Funeral Home in Fennville wit Henry Clay Alexander official ing. Burial will be in the Fenn ville cemetery.

Leaves Without Bitterness iagleton Earned For No. 2 Spot Democratic Candidates Meet With Party Chiefs At'Unity Breakfast' MIAMI BEACH (UPI)--Look- ng fresh after just two hours leep, George S. McGovern vent prpmptly to work today rying to unify the Democratic mrty and predicted "a drama- ic and sweeping" victory in his jampaign against President Nixon. Just five hours after being sent on the campaign trail to cheers of 3,000 Democratic convention delegates at the inal gavel of their four-day meeting, the South Dakota ienator met with congressional and other Democratic leaders. At the traditional "unity areakfast" that comes, on the morning after each'Democratic Convention ends, the newly crowned presidential nominee and his vice presidential running mate, Sen.

Thomas F. Sagleton of Missouri, sounded upbeat themes on how, with a inited party, they could oust from''office. McGovern reporters he jot two hours sleep, but both he and Eagleton looked alert and refreshed. Both stressed! at the break- last gathering at the Fontaine- jleau Hotel that only with all elements of the party working could Nixon be defeated. With cooperation, they said, there was no doubt about the outcome.

"We're going to win one the most sweeping and dramatic victories in the country, said McGovern. He pledged to mesh" 12 widely praised organization ol volunteers with the regular apparatus reach an accommodation with big labor -which opposed McGovern's nomination and has threatened to sit out the election. This was much the same kind DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES Presidential candidate Sen. George McGovern, (right) with his running mate, Sen. Thomas Eagleton at the national convention in Miami Beach early today.

(UPltelephoto) Democratic party while striving to of 'message he gave to the delegates themselves early today in a speech 'climaxing the convention-- ending near 3:30 EDT after a long session that also featured a dramatic introduction speech by Edward M. Kennedy and appearances on the jampacked rostrum by most of McGovern's major foes in the battle for the nomination, McGovern plans to spend about two weeks vacationing in his beloved Dakota Black Hills, stopping off in Washington later today before state, began for an overnight stay heading to Meanwhile, his home disbanding quickly of a small standby army of GIs flown in for duty in event of trouble by demonstrators. They were never needed. As McGovern moved into his party unifying effort, with the "unity breakfast," members oi the Democratic establishment introduced the new team at the breakfasts and vowed House noted their support to them Speaker Carl Alberi McGovern's previous State Draft To Call 75 And Below LANSING (UPI)-- Men holding lottery numbers 75 and below will be called by local Michigan draft boards for induction in August, Col. Arthur' A.

Holmes, state Selective Service director, announced today. August call" will affect 1,447 registrants. The will be filled primarily with Class 1-A and men born in 1952 plus 1-A-O older men who have lost their deferments. Induction orders must be issued by July 31. Mrs.

Westwood Heads Democrats Woman Takes O'Brien's Post MIAMI BEACH (UPI)--Jean Westwood, a Utah businesswoman, was selected by George S. McGovern today to" succeed Lawrence O'Brien as new chairman of the Democratic National Committee. Pierre Salinger, White House press secretary for President John F. Kennedy, was tapped as co-chairman. When McGovern Called His Hotel Room Eagleton Replies 'You're Kidding' MIAMI BEACH (UPI)--Up to 3:40 p.m.

Thursday, Tom Eagleton was a happy-go-lucky delegate to the Democratic National Convention. Today he is the convention's nominee for vice president and the fun times seem to be over. "You're kidding," the 42-year- old freshman senator from Missouri replied when Sen. George McGovern called his hotel room to say he wanted Torn to take second place on the party's presidential ticket, "I'm dead serious," McGovern replied. "Let me hasten to say yes," Eagleton said, "before you change your mind." Earlier Eagleton had soaked up the Florida sun around his hotel pool, in red and yellow trunks that revealed a stomach service in the House and saic "You are a colleague of all us." Albert told the South Dakotan that he had already "confounded" the pundits and politicians by capturing the nomination.

Democrats, asserted Albert, should not now be intimidated (Continued on page 10.) turning to paunch, possibly a product of the period when as a young lawyer he his home town represented firm of Anheuser-Busch in St. Louis. Other Missouri delegates taunted Tom about his stocky construction. "That is chest," he proclaimed, slapping himself in the gut. Eagleton was no more surprised than about 99 per cent of all the other Democrats when the party's presidential nominee tapped him for the vice presidential role.

Gov, Jimmy Carter of Georgia, when informed of the choice, said the name was a new one to him. Others were more diplomatic. And unlike other conventions, where the No. '2 spot Is awarded by acclamation to the man picked by the head of the Both Mrs, Westwood and Salinger were extremely active in McGovern's successful 'campaign to win the Democratic presidential nomination: McGovern also picked Don Petrie, an Avis Corp. executive to be the Democratic party's treasurer, succeeding Robert Strauss' who wound up his duties today.

Mrs. Westwood will be the first woman to assume the top leadership post in the history of the party. She has been cochairman of the McGovern campaign committee. ticket, delegates roll-called (Continued on page 10.) it South Viets Break From Red Circle SAIGON (UPI)--South Vietnamese marines supported by pinpoint naval gunfire and heavy U. S.

bombing raids today smashed through North Vietnamese troops who had surrounded them for two days on the northern rim of Quang Tri City and edged deeper inside the Communist-held provincial capital. Military sources said intense naval and air support helped the 800 marines battle through the Communist ring and that U. S. Army helicopters for the first time since Tuesday managed to land at the marine field headquarters a mile northeast of Quang Tri with supplies and reinforcements. 3 Arrested On Drug Law Violations Three persons were arraigned in Holland District court today on alleged drug law violations following their arrests Thursday night by Holland detectives.

Michael Lokker 35 East 28th demanded examination to charges of sale of LSD, sale of marijuana and possession of marijuana with intent to transport. Total bond of $6,000 was not furnished Sally VandenBerg, 18, of 113 West 18th demanded examination to a charge of possession of marijuana with intent to transport and bond of $2,000 was not furnished. Douglas Sloothaak of 433 Butternut pleaded innocent to a charge of possession of marijuana and bond of $1,000 was not furnished. All were remanded to the Ottawa county jail. Police said they recovered 25 pounds of marijuana with the arrest of the trio.

Officers said the VandenBerg woman and Lokker were arrested in a car along Washington Ave. near 33rd St. while Sloothaak was arrested later at another location in the city. Lokker was arrested on warrants naming alleged offenses in February, 1972. Wallace Returns To Alabama Home MIAMI (UPI)--George C.

Wallace headed hcme to Alabama today with plans to concentrate on acclimating to a new life of disability rather than pursuing presidential ambitions. Wallace left, the scene of the Democratic National Convention without bitterness, he said, even though his proposals for revision of the. platform for the presidential campaign got nowhere, He ruled out any third- parly bid this year. DE NOOYER CHEVROLET Open As Usual Everynight Closed Saturday Afternoons Adv, Wallace left his hotel shortly after noon to return to Montgomery for his first night in Alabama sinci early May. lie was May 15 at Laurel, Md.

lie traveled home in i i a hospital plane. "They didn't, vote for our platform, but they were courteous," Wallace told newsmen Thursday when asked him whether he was disappointed at failing to influence the George McGovenwlominatcd Democratic National Convention. ALL REMAINING MEN'S and children's sale shoes Vz off. Adv. Moor Shoes Gets 84 Vi Votes From Michigan MIAMI BEACH (UPI)--Michigan political leaders reacted enthusiastically Thursday wbon Missouri Sen.

Thomas Eagleton was picked as the Democratic Party's vice presidential nominee. Despite the enthusiastic reaction by the leadership, the delegates from Michigan scattered their votes for the nomination between seven persons and another abstained. Eagleton received most of the votes with I a total of NOW AVAILABLE International Scout II-Pick Ups--Travclalls--Scout II Vandcnbcrg Motors, Inc. HOI S. Washington Adv.

GLASS AND CAN RECYCLING Sat. morning. 9 a.m.-ll a.m. Recycling station, 6th and College March Dimes, CHAMPS Adv. Church Youths To Clean Beach Road A youth group from a Grand Rapids church staying in Holland State Park plans to pick up trash along Ottawa Beach Rd.

between entrances to the Lake Macatawa campsites and the Lake Michigan beach front entrance. Assistant Park manager Douglas Carter said the youth group from the LaGrave, Christian Reformed Church in Grand Rapids and the assistant minister of the church, the Rev. i Peter Winkcl, intend to pick up the debris and litter Saturday. Plastic bags will be provided by the Holland and park personnel will dispose of the bagged trash. Carter said the group numbers about, a persons and would attempt to enlist other park campers in cleanup project.

EAGLETON FAMILY PORTRAIT--Missouri Son. Thomas Eagleton with his family waves to cheering delegates following his acceptance speech early today in Miami Beach for the Democratic Party's vice presidency. A left is his son, Terry, 13, and at the right are his wife, Barbara Ann, and his daughter, Christy, 9. KUIAHT PONTIAC INC. American Motors GMC New and Used Car Sales Open Saturday P.M.

Adv. WATRUMKI.LONS, KA. Red Flat Milk, Gallon, 3 For SI.23 Potter's Market 240 E. 8th, (UPI tclcphoto) SAM-: 25, Off Paints, Wall Decor, Lamps Ekater's Painf: Store Adv. Fischer's Plea Is Turned Down I A I Icolnnd (UPH -The i in charge of the chess championship l.odny turned down Bobby Ki.srber's request.

Lo overrule Referee LoLhur Schmid arid away the forfeit point awarded to Russian Boris Spassky. The committee, composed of Schmid, hi.s deputy, tives for the two players find the organizers, it would meet, again Inter in the day to discuss Fischer 's complaints about conditions under which the, match to being played. a lEWSPAPERf.