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2 iivvAl Tails Tribune Saturday, July 15, 1072 GOP Convention Plot Jcace Ac li vis Is Indicled TAI.I.AH SSI K. I'la. (AP) Six were imliol In I i grand it ill i nn- iurv mi i- 'st nth's spiring to session of a chemical bomb. A fourth, Alton C. Foss, Miami, was being held in custody by U.S.

marshals in Dade County. The other two, Don Perdue of Fort Lauderdale ami William Patterson of HI Paso. still were being sought, according to Asst. U.S. Ally Jack Carrouth.

The indictments were issued following a week-long hearing by the grand jury, which has recessed until Aug. 8. lift! iy -yS fe''. I i Meanwhile, lour oilier mem- People Jane Fonda lias gone on Radio Hanoi and denounced the U.S. bombing of dikes In North Vietnam, the Vietnam News Agency reported.

The agency said the broadcast was directed to "all the U.S. servicemen Involved" in raids against North Vietnam. Karlier, the agency reported that Miss Fonda had visited an area east of Hanoi where dikes had been damaged by U.S. planes. The actress was quoted as saying "there are no military targets" in the area.

William I. ('alley Sr. died in a Veterans Administration hospital in Gainesville, several hours after a 30-minute visit by his son, a key fiRiire in the My Lai massacre. Malcolm Kandull, hospital administrator, said the lather or U. William t'olley died as a result of respiratory arrest, which stemmed from diabetic coma.

He was admitted to the hospital for the fourth time June 13. Yves-Michel Dumont, a French photographer released by the North Vietnamese after more than three months in captivity, said that two American advisers were captured with him and he saw a third captive American in Cambodia. Dumont, 24, told U.S. military interrogators that he was separated from the Americans four days after they were captured in Loc Ninh, 75 miles north of Saigon, in early April. Don Uierson, a Texas businessman, was ordered to pay a $9,500 bill for a big party he threw in Iindon's Hilton Hotel six years ago.

The 600 guests at the party, held in July, 1906, to launch an offshore pirate radio station, drank more than 1.100 bottles of champagne as well as other drinks and food. High Court Judge Sir Gerald Thesiger upheld a claim by the hotel against Pierson. of South Hillcrest, Eastlane, that he should pay the bill. Republican r. i i fonviitxm by firing i i and exploding bonihs in I hi- streets (il Miami lk'iich.

i The imlirlnii'iil rame only I hours alter the Democrats, the lasl nielli cf tlii-ir nalional a resolution which condemned the Nixon administration for attempting to "intiniidate and discredit" the1 Vietnam Veterans Against the War-VVAW. The. six, all members of VVAW, were accused of plot- ting to launch allacks on poliee stations, patrol ears and stores "with automatic weapons' fire, and incendiary devices." i "This is another Chicago and Ilarrisburg," said Dave Kusen, who identified himself as Colorado coordinator for the VVAW. "They're just trying to get us out of circulation." The indictments were brought under the same iinli-eonspiracy law used by the Justice Department following the 6 Demo-era lie Convention in Chicago, a prosecution which resulted in the Chicago 7 conspiracy trial. Thursday night the Democratic National Convention condemned the ixon administration fur attempting to "intimidate and discredit" the an-liwar group.

The resolution adopted bv a voice vote on the Hour protested the government's issuance of subpoenas to "at least 21" antiwar veterans who sal out the Democratic convention in the Tallahassee lederal courthouse and post office building. The indictment further ac-, ciiscd the six of plotting to or-1 ganie "fire teams" armed with automatic weapons and incendiary dev ices that allegedly would disrupt Miami Reach; while the Aug. 21-24 convention1 was in session. i hers oi me antiwar group are being held in Tallahassee on contempt of court charges for allegedly refusing to testily before the grand jury alter being offered immunity from prosecution by the Justice Department. An attorney for the veterans immediately protested the arrests and said motions would be filed to quash the indictments and to lower the bonds.

A group of war veterans milling around outside federal court said the indictments were an attempt by the Nixon administration to discredit the Held in Tallahassee under $25,000 bond were John W.l Kinflin. .12. Austin. Peter' P. M.ihoney, 23.

New Orleans; and Scolt I'aniil, 25, Gain-! esvilli. Fla. Cannl. Florida coordinator for the organization, also was, indicled on charges of instruct-' ing in the use and application of incendiary devices and pos- THAT WAS A C.OOD ONE President Nixon and former Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally share a laugh with newsmen at the Western White House at San Clemente, Friday.

Connally reported to the President on his just-completed round-the-world trip. Although he is a Democrat, Connally told newsmen he could not support the Democratic presidential nominee, Sen. George McGovern, but would try to enlist Democrats in Nixon's re-election campaign. See story on page 1 (AP Photo) Union Claims Kennedy Reference Aids Lettuce Boycott FRESNO, Calif. (AP) added, "and having that kind of that the firm's field workers bargaining agreements, either "no responsible Democrat Protesters Help City Clean Park Gov.

Wallace Starts Program of Therapy niRMiVGHAM. Ala. (AP)- and then to Birmingh, When Sen. Ldward M. Kennedy support and the tact that its have been represented by the with bona fide labor organ-would truly seek to obtain pow-hailed delegates to the Demo- endorsed right in the platform Teamsters for 11 years and i.ations such as the Teamsters er at the expense of the liveli-cratic National Convention as is very helpful.

We're waiting have wages and benefits Union or the United Farm hood of unionized farm lettuce boycotters," it to see what the Republicans "equivalent to if not greater. Workers." ers." gave a big boost to the Cesar; are going to do." than like benefits paid in many "A boycott of our lettuce, if Bob Dresselhaus, executive Chavez-led boycott against non-1 The boycott extends to all let-industrial organizations." 'successful, would only result in seeretarv of the San Diegn union head lettuce, a United tuce which does not carry the He said he was certain the the reduction of work available Countv Farm Bureau predicted As shinUs ventki protest- Cov. George C. Wallace, his po-: will get no preferential treat-ers ro.led up their sleeping "tical future st .11 in ment al a 11 bags Hitchhike home Friday, rocdinto a "hion MIAMI BEACH. Fla.

(AP) icr naav ior iuui wecivs ui ui- any ..0.. Farm Workers Union official WW's stamp, Ganz said, sentiments expressed at Miami for these Teamster and AFL- the boycott publicity would cil' Friday. 'About 15 per cent of the total Beach were not intended for CIO workers and would cause harm the Democratic rartv. "It ciean crews nioveii in i nmi dump to turn Fla- JiL tha? 3 i nr. iWtrA.nirtv fundi.

However, an Associated lettuce crop in California and lettuce grown bv Antle "or hardship to the verv Deonle the didn't do thP Dprnrvrfltir nartv Park y-j i i I itnrnl'IKlP "llAllll hO L. 1 r. Miami MC a Paueru WI1 "ill7it uulL lIK for Press survey oi supennui mh iwuona is uarvesieu uy grow by be a f.overnor," said vv. aoie pnyMi-any ui y.ainiu grow-by many other companies so-called 'lettuce boycotters' any good," he it's go- shaded haven with whose lettuce workers are rep-iwculd purport to help," Antle ing to antagonize a lot of the cl.lcrly. However, J'I ve got to ha chains across the country in- ers which have contrac i i it- l'CUr 1, nAAitA II racts hnnH it td those George Traugh, a specialist in He would need a mobile rehabi- UdUU 11 IU Ilit-3L roiral with htm nicaiea me uuvcuu mus iai un- nc auuvu.

jium-vri. lesciueu uy vauu coiiecuve i saia. tie aaaea mat ne Deneved growers. haVin" little effect. many other growers have con- resented by valid collective He added that he believed growers." I'J.

11.. I I I UIllUdl II I'UILJIIC VV1IU aLLUIil" HKiiiviii iw rw 1 1 liii i ittiuv rvinT iiuii iu i mll 1J ne iiK.ii rl nrtf ho l( Hill 11 -i ii ii ua cu va aie num nidi vicnu i. "-t i "When we plan a boycott, we tracts with the teamsters ciean up, saiu cuwaiu ivik, fnr th to th? Democratic National could be done. plan for a couple ct years, which nas led to a jurisdiction Convention at Miami Beach A aide to the governor, a uuv.n uiihi lui iiiu parks department. "They've said Marshall Ganz.

director of al dispute between the two un- the farm workers international, ions. liU) Ufiy European Banks Shore Up Dollar boycott program. Ganz said tne current cam- "Thc success of the boycott paign is directed primarily at depends on reaching many, the general public, asking many Americans and con-'people to sign a pledge not to vincing them not to eat let-, buy non-L'FW lettuce. Each been asking for rakes and other i tools so they can help us." Groups of you'hs fill more than DO large trash dump-i sters lor loading onto the trucks, while other nondele-gates stuffed personal belong- Elvin Stanlin, said Wallace has made no definite political Wallace Petition p' ns i Wallace had flown into Dl'ivC tO Start minghan; l-orn Miami Beach" where he lost out in bids to be-' 111 NCW York C0P1C Democratic Party's" presiilent al nominee and to get YOXKERS, N.Y. (AP) The various platform planks LU.NDON (AP) Banks the an international monetary sys- making Britain a bit of a bar- Tr.

HHer bit the bullet again tern that would keep it from gain for the tourist this sum i rtrinv anri hninihl hnnnmric nt hnnnnnmff anun ings bacK packs, toiaea up, Innfc n'iia fricKonc a finnl flina imer. list snips (,. Speculators, and many con-l A fall in the foreign price of and said goodbye to new-found New York State Courage party changed to his liking aomeuiug ii-uu of dollars-probably dously helpful," he con tunied, Lte' more than a billion and a halfi referring to Kennedy salute. Bud Antle, one of the na- seivauve Businessmen, are sen- tne dollar would give U.S. busi-1 friends Kennedy, who introduced uon two largest growers oi Foreign governments already will begin circulating petitions next week to place Alabama Gov.

George Wallace on the Dresidential hallnf a nartv ing meir aouars ior wnat iooks nessmen new opportunities signs posted in the 36-acre to them like safer currencies, abroad. Their goods would bepark urged: "Eco Freaks This Swiss francs, West German cheaper, so they could either js Your Chance to Take Sen. George McGovern when he i lettuce, said in Salinas, made his acceptance speech at own enough dollars to pay the expenses ol the U.s. govern marKs, Japanese yen. sell more or take a bigger prof-; charge" and "Pick up After i cnnlfocman caii-1 PVirlnv WHERE ELSE? ment for most of the year a UJlV.tVOl.ttl.t 1.

1 1 UUT I QCt lloamha? tWo u'ArM IT I if if cn.w., uie nui.uo i outsell i ou re a ris iou ri. form of spending that is unlike mainr frHir, nnlmnc mo oil IS markpt aniilft tonH In ute- ly to occur to them, especially JuTZ i. 7... r. iJZSCZ': nation under which Wallace ran dry for foreign the convention early Friday, echoed sentiments expressed by members of numerous state delegations, including California, New York, Illinois, Tennessee, Rhode Island and Oregon.

McGovern also has come UIC OII1IU auiliail IIISUIUUUII in "'J iuicikii UUSIIIL-SSIIICII. Mncl nf thn rionortmn rinmnn. in up businessmen in their present mood. anA thrir oH 4 presiaeni in iew xorK lour Washington and fixed new rates because their goods would cost theyLjc i strators questioned said alone holds more or thejr currencies They Americans more. Chess Game Forfeit Is Upheld in in vj I inn lie omrQ u-iium i UltllUlt, IIO us 10 reiurn to Miami William Morris, who ran as a American officials see this as Beach when the Republicans Conservative party candidate the main reason why foreign convene their convention ii, ctoi.

nie i i i. i lciHiiiuiiy iu uuy any Hank having bought $800 mil-! nfWpH mip. icit) i o- me utaic uciiaii: ui ijvu, cnppitlalnrc aro hnMinrr niMmrnmAn.r- k. liwii un 1 I iujy ML' IU lCCl 1 1 IC "J-J-jo cut in support of the boycott. "The Democratic party is the; largest political organization in dollar from sinking below the ZZL 1 1 l- said the petitioning would start "iai wnit: tummies wm uicas aouars at me acreea Iisurc: Meanwhi ri nff.ria s.

nrn-1 on floor of 3.1") marks. REYKJAVIK. Iceland 1AP1 the United States," Ganz In Amsterdam. Brussels and Zurich the dollar also was at the hot' om of the officially per- Bobby Fischer charged Friday that tournament organizers seemed to "upset and provoke the agreement, refuse to buy at 'exporters don't like the pros- test leaders and Miami Beach iaw the agreed prices and let their pect of losing business in Amer- residents already have started! The party woud need 20 000 currencies float on the open ica, especially just now, when looking ahead to the GOP across the state to Americans look like they have cring, when both police and have Wallace 'listed. Wallace nw i Tney t0 expect many more i would have to accept or decline men drop.

Another reason for keeping demonstrators. nomination bv SPni 1 1T7I f-p me deliberately, out an ap- mittcd range and only central llCel aX PCil's corrini'ttt'e rejected his bank buying support kept it request to replay the chess from tailing through. That, iji ctiiieiii iny Manager uiuiora iey but American tourists would that foreign governments don't said he had not made anv com-1 (but si CHARTERIS!) Meat Grinders Coffee Grinders Wheat Grinders Cherry Pitten Slaw Cutten Wine Instruments Wooden Clothes Oryerl Stovo Polish Harness Oil Brass Spittoons Wooden Ice Creom Frcexers Pitcher Pumps Butter Churns Washboards Coal Scuttles Stock Pots Electric Fircploce Logs Root Beer Supplies 1 Gold Pons Prospector Picks Pressure Cooker Port! Electric Meat Grinder! Hand Meat Slicers School Bells CHARTERIS game he forfeited to Boris would amount to devaluation of Spcssky. the dollar. Continued from page 1 either the Police Department or get fewer marks or yen for like the prospect of marking milments for the GOP gather- The world champion from the All told, government banks in Fishing Boat Is Found persons authorized by the police ui" uoi.ars.

down the value of all the b.L ing. but added, "By and large, i0r I think the groups here this) to make them. McLaughlin and MayS second game in tne hiinn dollars, thp highest 'nLnnlrTu lions of dollars they own. They Mrs. Hall, council championship match when Fis-ure for one day this year.

The i Si I ZZ Pf, t0 Whc" week lived up to the ground, KUALA mrifn lllno I Un i 1 ll: have contended tnat a city chcr biased to appear, staying ligure was reached even though hih.h in Z. 1 T. ure (AP) Four Indonesian fisher to appear, staying figure was reached even though IH a. 1 1 "au no reporis 10 tnt As i.iuir mira. i iiiiu iiu iL-injus iu me ad i suite, because he Britain is not having dollars "lt aL Pnd.

than eight cents off thc value of contrary that amounted to any- lying expected, its license law would create an jn his hotel men were found drifting in their price dropped every dollar. thing." opportunity to crack down on objected to three moving picture Ismail boat 160 miles southeast of Kuala Lumpur this week, more i than 70 days after they lost their compass and began a search for land. After their two-month supply Cloudy With Showers Today noisy vehicles. cameras in the hall. The owner of a properly Thus Spassky, who won the licensed vehicle would be issued fjrst gamCi was 2-0 in the 21 a windshield sticker.

Licenses game He needs 10 moie would be valid for calendar points to retain the title. A vic-years and 1 would be the tory counts one point and a draw renewal deadline. hall a point. Fischer said that if the forfeit ruling were reversed and all and French exchanges were closed because of Bastille Day. In London the pound rose above S2 4(5 its highest level since it was nermitted to float on June Z.

It had been as low as S2.43 and was valued at immediately before the float. Ministers of finance from the til cenntries of tlie new Common Market nifft in London on of food ran out, they existed on dried fish and rain water. 121 Central Oau Pnm AVON Hi wltlhtH IKVICI, Great Fails and Vicinity Partly i cloudy witti lew shewers in arr-a today. Fair tonight and Sunday, continued quite ccol High today near 7i, low tonight iO. High Sunday BO.

Chamr; ol ram 20 per cent today and 10 per cent tonight. lOtpt. 1 CammarM Tv 10AA. Great Foils Tribune Established Miy 14. 1US I cameras were removed, he would go ahead with the match.

I Th is demand came despite the OREAT FALLS PRECIPITATION Mendav and expected to '4 hours to 5 p.m. Publ 1 3d every morning creai ihp and te make It Clear to one another; Same month to date last year .0 Tnhnni. fomosnv. 121 4th Street Norih Normal this month to date 1.,... iu.

Great Fails, Montana. Second class pest oe pa.rJ Great Falls, Montana 59403 iFiinii iin-v uiMr me jan present One of I to d.itp this year 670 I to date last year 7.17 1 to date, 30-year normal 8 8 V.m A. Cordingley Publisher mam objects is to help devise rights allowed the Icelandic Chess Federation to offer a record $125,000 purse Ior both players. Gumundur Thorarinsson. president of the Icelandic fedv-ration.

mi Operations Wgr. Ed.tcr ranaqing Editor Associate Editor Editor Adrfn.t'ting D'rector Ra'. Adv. tlv. Adv.

Hv Cisv. ed Ad, rgr. r.r'''m Wgr. (. i'-oiler Joel A Kfppsr.q Wilham Jsmel P.

Furionq Robert Lathrcp DVT Jay Eaan Herb IOrma, Vonsos 7., "e- fr acCh P-ir-r C-sf J-jT'S Young Helen Partly cloudy through Sunday Ni'h decreasing winds. Chance of showr-rs this evening. High Saturday near 75. Low Saturday night in the upper 40s and me high Sunday near 80 Chance of showers 10 per cent through Saturday nigr.i. Boieman Partly cloudy through Sun-1 day with decreasing winds.

High Saturday, near 75. Low Saturday night near lA. High Sunday in lower 80s. Chance of showws 10 per cent through Saturday' night. I mft SEMI-ANNUAL said cameras would be remove, but that Spassky's game fin' would May.

That still left the future of the cham- Hijark A Hemp Double Clianre SH0I SALE pK'nshio in ao'j'ot. Ine next game is scheduled for Sunday. Mail subscription Rales Payable In Advance IN MONTANA: 1 Year llm Voing Sunday t'C 50 M.D0 V.orr 09 Only Ts V. 13.75 S.ndey Only 15 7 50 Vos. IK K- ii 52' FORECAST Clear and warm weather is forecast for most of the nation Saturday, except for cooler temperatures moving in from the Pacific Northwest and in portions of the Great Lake States.

Showers are predicted for the Gulf States and parts of the Midwest. (AP Map) E.trerr Northeast Montana Scat-ti-nd thunderstorms and gusty orth wctrrly winds through Saturday. Cooler Fair and a little warmer Sunday. Lows through Saturday night 45 to 55. Highs Saturday 70s.

Highs Sunday 75 to 85. Chance of ram 50 per cent through Saturday, 20 per cent Saturday night. Thorarinsson said that 'I the KOUfESTLK. 'Af'i match was stopped by Fischer's A federal grand jury has in-disqualification, the organizers dieted a Bufialo man" who, the would not pay the loser's share. claims, attempted to hi-this meant that Fischer could jk Hn American Airlines jet-not only lose his chance at the liner while holding his infant title but a great sum of money daughter hostage.

SAVINGS On Women's Shoes Central Montana Scattered thunder storms and gusty northwesterly winds Hclena Kalispell Lewistown through Saturday. Cooler, fair and a little warmer Sunday. Lows through Saturday Livingston As the loser he would be en- The panel, on Thursday. gni ays n'yris amuruny rus. nigns iun- iiii, r.tj ac- 77 TV 71 77 73 79 74 13 54 tl SI 61 S5 SO 56 UP TO OUTSIDE 1 Year Vos ros 8.

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Of Saturday, per cent Saturday mghl. Thompson Falls a'ternpted air piracy and trying 6, 0nM fM titled to from the chess federation, from a purse of iihoi.t offered by to obstruct interstate com- mm int inW!" i in ivjn vir. inyii. xjnuoy mosny, NATIONAL fair, continued quiie cool. Highs today i city High L-I-it ci.i.

In tht JOs. High (Albany, clovdy fnd niM) from televi si on and movie rights. iiif-ree. The i ui luraay ym. I Albuguerque, clear the unoeei ipied 707 jetliner 707 jetliner at We Dm, Fslr )0 cloudy 100 68 US i Fairbanks, cioudy 75 59 ,13 .05 Fort yyorlh, clear 96 71 Green Bay, cloudy 87 66 Honolulu, cloudy 85 71 Tr.

Indianapolis, cloudy 90 74 Jacksonville, cloudy 70 I as .116 82 I itlle R.yk, 17 1.05 Arigiles, cli.or 85 64 Loulsillu, clear .71 71 cloudy 8S 81 Pep. Milwaukee, cloudy 84 Pflul cloudy 75 67 .04 'New Orlr.ins, cloudy 88 .94 Nw York, cloudy 73 I'liilnlelphia, clear 90 72 --i I'hoenix, cloudy 106 B7 Pillshurgh, ckw 8.5 65 I Portland, Ore. clear 59 --1 Portland, 7M. cloudy 8 3 64 .18 Rapid City, clear 74 59 Richmond, cioudy 91 70 SI. Louis, cloudy .97 74 .15 Sail Ink, clear 93 62 i San Diego, clenr 74 47 San Francisr.o, clear 60 Spoan, cleisr ft ft Seatlle, clear 7'i 57 Tampa, cloudy 87 75 Washington, cloudy 89 71 .14 Sunrise b.n Sunset little ie nui'aio lin neiore aawn nevni, ciear and Sunday, rt.Anoe Hiht 11, rim CJIS lows to-, Atlanta, clear lulv 5 and.

at limes, threatened Birmingham, cloudy U7 Bismarck, oloudy 7a Holse. Hear 0AcnA.v1r.Aiu, Lam. iu'i 10 Kill Ins 13-inontli-old daugh-; The California State Senate has ter. He was armed with a'X approved a bill giving a tax knife. Low 67 68 67 58 57 66 HI 61 73 69 49 78 67 72 68 70 59 71 MONTANA High 7S M.

ronaay through Thursday to, nK' morning. 4 on lujrey tor Saturdry cnawt N'XjN on Friday tor Sunday or Mono change. it) A on Saturday or Sunday tor Tues-oav change. tun can-, accepted Mer II A.W on Sat Urday or Sunday. i uitdK io ciean-running veriicles lielore the takeover, police Pep.

Boston, cloudy 91 Buffalo, cloudy -i Calgary Sn Charleston, cloudy Charlotte, cloudy 90 Chicago, cloudy Cincinnati, clear 1 Cleveland, cloudy Denver, clear 95 .19 Dei Moines, cloudy .06 Detroit, cloudy 87 as a method of helping to clean Buffalo said Smith had stahhed onion Holiday Village lower Level Drurnmond up one of the world's smoggiest his estranged wife and a man II 77 73 78 Glasgow GrMt Havre areas. in her apartment in luffalo I iW 4KA A fc.