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a I a tt 71 No Sign Of Early Accord Seen As Viet Peace Talks Resume THE ANDERSON HERALD PRICE 10 CENTS ANDERSON INDIANA THURSDAY MORNING JULY 13 1972 I VOL 105 NO 22 i ij last meeting between Kissinger and Tho was May 2 The secret talks have not1 resulted in any substantial change in the conflicting" negotiating stands but they have permit ted a broad discussion of issues re turn may signal' a new round of private talks with Kissinger or other US officials Kissinger fired some optimism on the fu ture of the talks when he said in San Clemente Calif last week that there was reason to Hanoi would take a new approach when the talks resume He did not go into detail but he said pledge allegiance to the lag of the United States of America and to the Republicior whichiistandsonenation under God indivisible with liberty and iustica for alL there has been very intensive diplomatic activity since the United States indefinite ly suspended the talks He may have been referring to trip to Moscow and his own trip to Peking Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny also traveled to Hanoi while the Paris talks were suspended There is no firm evidence that the Rus sians or Chinese North chief allies and arms providers have pushed the North Vietnamese into a more conciliatory posture despite a begging down of the North Vietnamese spring offensive When the United States broke off the talks 10 weeks ago the US delegation chief William Porter told the Commu nists: will resume whenever you indicate you are seriously interested in the negotiation of matters of substance or when we believe discussions would be use Nixon disclosed June 29 he was order ing Porter back to the talks the as sumption that the North Vietnamese are prepared to negotiate in a constructive and serious Xuan Tbuy delegation chief said 5 PARIS (AP) The Vietnam peace talks tesume todaywith no concrete sign of an early settlement but a feeling of is in the air The United States has reported intensive diplomatic activity behind tbe scenes since it suspended the talks May 14 On the eve of the 150th session of the conference that began years ago the public positions of the United States and South Vietnam on one side and North Viet nam and the Viet Cong on the other re mained poles apart Once again however there appeared to be prospects of secret talks beyond the semi public plenary sessions at Che Inter national Conference Center near the Arch of Triumph The United States has "constantly favored private talks over the plenary sessions which Washington feels have almost always reverted to futile exchanges Politburo member Le Due Tho is expect ed back inTthe rench capital within a few days He has held a long series of secret sessions with Henry A Kissinget Presi dent national security adviser The Monday on his retumrto Paris: have come back with good will and a se rious attitude to resume negotiations on Thursday" He added thaf he would e'X amine any newproposals from the Umt i ed But Thuy made it clear he still consid ers Communist proposals the correct basis for settlement of the Vietnam conflict He' referred to the Viet Cong's seven points first issued July 1 1971 and amplified last 1 ebruary "13 fa? 9 Wr' a At I McGovern Gets Democrat Nomination Good Morning! 1 Ww5sLt4k fc i Morris is currently being held in lieu of Pair Seized Near McGovern Session HUMID plans" for (be renovation include apanese Com petition Puts Delco Remy I Gear 4 The political task ahead of McGovern was monumental But the task already behind turn nadonce appeared impossible AH that remained for the 36th Democratic National Convention was to do bidding and ratify his still unannounced sel ection for the vice presidential nomination tonight i The Inside of the governors Patrick Lucey of Wis consin and Marvin Mandel of Maryland were conducting a news conference in dent and Lou Priddy cleanup committee chairman McCarty expressed hope other service clubs and citizen groups will follow suit to make the VJJhite River bikeway a reality MottrH end Box Springt Ilk now MO Coll 000 0000 or 000 0000 This gnllman'cdll td caned ad came two he had told the'menhendrie Each customer hoe tho privilenge of cancelling hit or her ad' thus paying only for the days tho ad appeared In the paper Place a Classified Ad of your own by dialing 64J 5J71 Monday thru riday am to! P'm and' sold atf prices American manufactur ers simply cannot meet How does that affect Anderson? Right in tbe pocketbook News media representatives learned the 'problems aggravating the auto industry from 23 to 16 per cent in the last few years have estimated thaj in crease of one per cent in auto imports elim nates' 20 G00 "American stated ican soldier will be home and the pledge! The demonstrators had expressed con cern about reports that 'the South Dakota senator planned to leave a residua force in Southeast Asia The noisy milling protesters repeatedly interrupted each other and McGovern who pleaded with them to let questioners speak and Ihim answer The senator who was flanked by Secret Service agents as he spoke said later he decided to speak to the demonstrators to avoid a repetition of the situation in Chicago in 1968 advanced by minority groups The Reoublic of New Africa was founded In Detroit in 1968 with the goal of establish Battalion of 2828 Madison Avenue and their ing separate black nation in five Southern commanding offeier Capt Ray Dorow states It moved to the Jackson area in 1971 ters for her attorney father Morris who was apprehended shortly aft er the escape was transferred Tuesday Afternoon from the Hamilton Coun ty Jail at Japser la to Jacksonville la He appeared before US magistrate Jo seph Hatchett to answer the federal charges A second hearing on the charges is sched nled in federal court at Jacksonville next Tuesday morning according to Madison identified Morris from police pliotographs County prosecutor William Lawler Jr Morris is currently being held in lieu of cratic presidential candidate The Secret Service said the two black men Identified themselves as Malek Sonebeyatta 32 and Ahmed Obatemi 33 both of Jack son Miss: but said positive identification had not been made Both carried multiple identification awnonues sain Gov George Wallace of Alabama was Scn Thomas EagIeton of the first candidate fonmaUy entered in nomi a top level McGovern aide had telephoned nanon rtooert wnson ot Jasper Ala told the convention Wallace is When campaign formally man in America today who can pick up the began on Jan 19 1971 Muskie was the pieces of this Democratic party and lead towering favorite McGovern was a polit it on to victory in November" leal nobody whose name barely made the The CTippJed Alabama had opinion po signaled earlier Wednesday the Patiently almost unnoticed McGovern he might launch another third party cam "I ORGOT TO CALL and canctl my cd I laid the mattraw and bqx tpringi on tho firot call two dayc ago I answered tho phode a lot of times unnecessarily but I got tho results I wanted" MIAMI BEACH la (AP) George McGovern won the Democratic presidential nomination Wednesday night to climax an incredible campaign that carried him from the back row of the Senate to the pinnacle of party power Even before the Democratic National Con vention bad completed its roll call of the states the senator from the prairies of I South Dakota had captured the prize he sought an 'quest he began as a lonely political outsider 'heeded l509Wes for nomination and he had more than enough Shortly before the conventionbegan the nominating process McGovern left his hotel better to hear people out than to penthouse and went downToTite lobby to drive hesaiL was a meet with several hundred angry demon afternoon excursion compared to BmiI W'ln fT SgO aiuiO nuv uau jmaucu manding to see the senator He reassured diem that he had not chang ed his position any of the fundamental stands On Vietnam he said: have any doubt that within 90 days of my inaugura tion every American troop and every Amer whose power brokers he defied and dis sands of youthful volunteers plus a new lodged in the drive that carried him to breed of political pros to work the primaries nomination and the delegate choosing caucuses A united party is vital if McGovern is to They used the party reforfii rules their can stand a chance in his campaign to unseat didate helped write McGovern won 10 of whose renomination the 23 primaries 'and built his assured when the Republicans convene in suengiu in we state conventions the same Miami Beach setting Aug 21 McGovern said it was the finest organiza There was trouble on the Democratic lion in the history of American politics rightrThe elders of organizedlabor made Wednesday night itwon HO SWlw vi ilivn uidcjausiavviuii wiwi uic choice although peacemaking ef forts were under way Wed nesday McGovern already had (pledges of support from Sens Edmund Muskie and Hubert Humphrey the liberal candidates he overtook in the presidential primaries They conceded him the nomination and withdrew a day before the convention de cision Missing Girl amily Reunited A missing girl has been reunited with ing late Saturday evening Miss Hughe! ings will be delayed until it is determined parents and a suspected abductor has failed to return from a trip to the main when federal officials will release Morris to Anderson police! i Morris at this time faces one charge of kidnapping here which involved the abduc tion of an Anderson woman and her 21 month old son from airview Park last riday afternoon Morris is also a suspect in another kid napping and an attempted abduction which occurred within a 30 hour period starting jwith the riday afternoon abduction oLthe woman and her son three victims have her parents and a suspected abductor has failedtoreturn froma trip to jhe nmin bebn charged by federal authorities post office on Raible Avenue Miss Dana Hughel 23 daughter of Madi son County deputy prosecutor George Hughel was reunited with her parents late Tuesday Reports indicate they plan to spend a few days in lorida prior to re turning to their Anderson home The accused kidnaper Arthur Morris Jr 21 has been charged by federal authorities witih kidnapping and interstate transporta tion of a stolen vehicle Miss 1971 Opel Miss Hudhel escaoed from Morris Mon day night after she had been reported miss Lawler reported local extradition proceed $100000 bond tonight high low 66 Where To Look New arrivals 2 Sports highlights 11 15 Obituaries 2 Comics 30 31 Editorials 4 uneral services 32 Accent on Living 6 7 Classified ads 35 Bobby ischer Loses Bobby ischer loses the first game of the world chess championship to Russian Boris Spassky The loss was due to airerror ischer made Tuesday in the first day of play He and Spassky face 23 more games in the playoff Read about it on Page 3 Nixon Has Company President Nixon received a visit from' Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin Wednesday the eve of resumption of the Paris peace 'talks Insiders see the visit as a possible tip of Soviet pressure on the stub born Hanoi regime ind the details oh Page 5 Nicklaus Only Third Obscure Peter Tupling is among the last to finish play during the iirst round oi me British Open Championship in Scotland But the 22 year old golfer stuns the field with a 68 taking the opening lead Tony Jacklin is second with 69 while pre tpurney favorite Jack Nicklaus ties for third with 70 A com plete report of the opener is on Page 11 Disease Test Announced The Center for Disease Control is launch ing a program to teach state health officials how to detect cell anemia a blood disease that primarily affects blacks The report is on Page l9 Protestants Celebrate Northern Protestants march in commemoration of the defeat of a Catholics three centuries ago in the Battle of Boyne British troops seal off city centers and mount a heavy guard along parade routes to prevent clashes Get the story on Page 21 Convention Highlights Wallace hints at a third party race Democrats plot to draft Kennedy and Me Govern attempts to soothe supporters who fear he is mellowing on his liberal Vietnamand social tands A collection of 'Democratic convention highlights find them on Page 27 Warm And Humid Again Variable cloudiness arm and humid with scattered showers or thundershowers roaay tnrougn riday Highs today and ri a in the mid to upper 80s Lows to night in the 103VJ 0s Chances of rain: 4(T per cent today and Wednesday 88 rtS ByNANCYE HAWES Herald Accent on Living Editor i Tbere are different kinds of war i The name of the game Japanese style is a better understand this slogan dropped three per cent while foreign im engineer 'ii i a mam aawI i UT ori va'iT imrvwlnrl rinr leolnc XJUUU VUl VU1 WbftftVtJ UtUllAJU equaled Chrysler sales 15 per cent com pared to io per cent vomparauveiy speaking you could say employ ment could double if were zero and The name of the absent Sen Edward (Kennedy of Massachusetts topped every 'list of prospects But the list that counts is own said to be four or five names long including And for McGovern the challenge ahead was to unite a feuding bickering party built an organization Jbuttressed by thou paign But Dolph Briscoe Democratic nominee for governor of Texas said Wallace had assured him he would not McGovern spent his day in conference on the onlv bic Question still before (he con tire choice "oif a vicpresidSitial nominee It Was understood he had asked his top aides to provide by midnight their lists of four names apiece to be considered for the 1 N6 2 spot Sen Thomas Eacleton of Missouri said" 1 to say he was under vice presidential con I sideration are knocking at our jdoors every dedication on the part of individual day with impressive samples tbem" ployes 1 All of us must realize the Japanese arenotL Absenteeism in General only interested in profits but also they are plnats has ranged as high as 20 per cent oo out to prove their industrial superiority and certain days in certain plants and their manufacturing 17'averaged over five per cent of the A dedicated" he said work force since 1968 lue 1971 Lower wages in Japan are not the whole problem according to (he spokesman A "Individual productivity of each worker on a one to one basis is bv far (he creator iCa! I i What is productivity? '5 JotaTDeere miring me discussion company otuciais said productivity does not necessarily mean harder wot but lew absence end more i enforcement officials had traced the to a Republic of New Africa i member who once lived in Detroit How two SI7D Arfinn nn rm rO( rai Corvin ever the man was not one of the two ar jacson Miss Wednesday outside Sen Georae McGovern's tnmnninn hnnArtunrten kn res ed The men who identified themselyesas Ahmed Obatemi (Ieft)r33 lZ17r after the incident Kathleen aifa were charged with carrying concealed weapons' (UPI) Kennedy oldest daughter of the late Sen Robert Kennedy stepped off an elevator and into the Doral lobby where several men a quickly hustled her back into the elevator The Radcliffe College senior has been cam 1 I paigningforMcGown UlKCWCly ilCCllIIIU JCl Both men arrested wore denim trousers ano jacxeis ioe one uiougni irvin uie suvwy was wearing a green knit skull cap The man pulled from the car shouted angrily at the agent who searched him On the dashboard of the car was a MIAMI BEACH la ederal Two handguns were found under the seat agents rushed to the Doral Beach Hotel of a car occupied by one of the men Wpiruosdav and seized two men on con The arrested men were taken to the Dade cealed weapons charges shortly after Sen County jail and bond was set at $100000 lobby at the time of the incident George McGovern wound up a meeting in apiece on identical charges of carrying con Car attendants at the hotel said a man his penthouse suite cealed weapons police said had been sitting in the parked Capri sports The Secret Service said later it hacLno have no information2at this timejoar £or l2o t0 30 minutes evidence the men intended to harm the connect the levities men with any had Ucenfie pat South Dakota sena(tcroranyuitoerDemQn the protees of the Se Detroiu adio statiOnWJILsaidJiaw uwuaw ouu a a ireno nfAnpornont fl pia1a had frappd the une police source said the two belonged to a black separatist organization called the Republic of New Africa Shortly after the 11:45 am arrests Mc Govern canceled a scheduled 12:15 om trip to attend a Democratic 'National Con vention caucus of 151 Latin delegates at the Deauville Hotel mrzhe oanrofnrtr TnnaC TP said the visit was canceled so the senator Iff lift could work on a nomination acceptance Wwfwwff Iff ffffw speech Jones said however that aides had urged McGovern not to go because of the incident Secret Service BI and lorida Law En forcement Department agents arrested one man as he sat in a mustard colored sports car parked on the ramp of the hotel The Secret Service said two pistols were found under the front seat i asked tbe victim a recentknifinginci The second man'was taken into custody a XU ILU ft QvDL UR? IlvLtzl 11 Lid L(J1 'IvUUy millituxvO latvl JJltJCcb vl dll uKXAcllu dlKl tficUlVtWX'lLLCUl JIVLCO Mto 1 VMUlwlvU VUU "Wheirtha victim said 39 stitches were "Both were frisked handcuffed andtaken onDemocratic pa'rty platform Members of the Exchange Club will be Jinr ChristophefsonrBiH osterppast prefii needed Evans sentenced the convicted par away It was not immediately clear which ty to 39 days in the city jail of the two men was inside the hotel Evans later imposed an eigni aay sen me arrests occunrea just alter a meetingfence on a man whose victim required between McGovern and six governors in I eight stitches the 17th floor suite broke up Two' MONTGOMERY Ala (AP) A city judge appears to have devised a new meth od of sentencing persons convicted in knif ing one day in jail for each stitch used in patching up the victim many ditches did the cut re Municipal Judge James Evans dent leveling the bank somewhat and seeding the entire length of the shore The Exchange committment is the this week at a briefing in tbe Oelco Demy Engineering Center The luncheon meeting was attended by Perry House general man error on1 zvf hie ct eff In pst 10 years US auto exports Ev6rett oiist Delco Remy chief production time they buy foreign made motorcycles ports rose from less than one per cent to home radios baseball mitts sweaters nails 15 cent or even automobiles The United States which produced 757 Every day products of unquestionable' per cent of the world vehicles in 1950 man ena jttVI aozIa4 on ftho IT waf APfrnnf nlaofatrAd 9ft ft nor in 1070 Britain rance Italy ana uemmany nave iney picxea up au vi uns tw aaiu remained at about the same level of auto The product line is threatened by export Japanese companies such as Nippondenso Japan which now boasts Toyota as the Hitachi and Kikko Electric according to third largest automobile producer in tho oust world has stepped up experts to the US from Japanese manufactured Members of the Anderson Township Ex clearing off the brush along the north bank change Club have offered'their services for leveling the bank somewhat and seeding a massive cleanup of the north bank of the bank to provide a grass covering along? wnite Kiver along vranu Avenue tram tahlnia newsnanAr with a headline reading Milton Avenue northwest to the Broadway Accuse the US Govt of Bridge first by any group of private citizens stated Scatteredabout tnecar was a satcnei ine cleanup is scneauiea oegm jauir urn Mcvarcy pars supenruenaen: wno nas 'nieppt: if cardboard arid handwritten noteT dav Julv 22 Conferred with Exchange Club assisted by members of the local Army Re serve Unit Company 972nd Engineering If W'r HJl' IBh teas gHSSL MM DeicoReaw MB dtatod meant a tato a jngflpiMft ncttoMm aaa ttridgg I 0 I.