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Monday, July 3, 1972 10 THE MARION STAR India, Pakistanis Gain Agreement SIMLA. India (AP) Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and Observers Doubt Military Solution Likely in Vietnam SAIGON (AP) With grow-. view that the North Vietnam-ing confidence. South Vietnam's; ese. having tried their utmost President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto reached their first ace agree ment early today and promised future negotiations on the other seized a total of 5,139 square miles of territory in West Pakistan, while Pakistan took 69 square miles of Indian territory.

In Kashmir, where tho troops will remain in position. India took 480 square miles and Pakistan occupied 53 square miles. The agreement said the troops withdrawals would take place within 30 days after ratification by both governments. battered armed forces are but failed to achieve any of their major objectives, will mill back to refit for yet another striking back in hopes of reversing the flow of Hanoi's mas- 'A issues between their two nations, including Kashmir and the Pakistani POWs in India. The agreement, which come after five days of talks in this Himalayan resort, said Indian and Pakistani forces will withdraw from the territories they seized last December along India's western border except in Kashmir.

There the will maintain the cease-fire line established by the two-week war in Weekend's ft, War Toll 7 December. sive invasion. And wruie some try. success seems ultimately as-j Some think this next attempt stired, the outcome is likely might come as early as next fall short of what President! year, but many U.S. officers Nguven Van Thieu called "the are so optimstic as to believe final battle." the Communist command has Some military and political finished itself militarily for up observers believe the three to four years, months of fighting since the Nevertheless, the South let-North's offensive started, al- namese also are facing severe though die bloodiest of the war problems, in some respects, have proved The enemy push has again nothing except-once again-reshaped the borders of the that a military solution is im- country in the Saigon region, possible in Indochina, and the with the Communist command ine oaci aiso comaiiieu a IV.n nlertoe to settle all disnutes bi- In i In Belfast sl laterally and peacefully, and Uii- said steps should be taken to restore and normalize relations.

which Pakistan severed Dec. 6 American Legion Had Winning Float in Prospect Minisesquicentennial when India recognized Bangla desh, the former East Paki only way to a cease fire and a enecuveiv controlling largei settlement is through negotia- areas of South Vietnam that it kon will probably take years for the Gaining favor now among al- Saigon frcc-s to recover by A Mr Pageants, Fireworks lied officials appears to be a staying on tne ottensive. not a familiar role for ARVN troops. i BELFAST (AP) Seven men were killed in Belfast during a violence-ridden weekend that threatened the flimsy cease-fire in Northern Ireland and fanned fears of "eye for an eye" warfare between Protestant and Roman Catholic gunmen. All seven men were shot in the head, and some were bound and hooded, the trademarks of the Irish Republican Army's execution squads.

But at least two of the victims were Catholics. Altough stan. The agreement gave no timetable, but called for measures to resume communications and air links, promote travel between their countries, reopen trade, and carry out scientific and cultural exchanges. Excluding Kashmir, India during the December war Held by Communists Many areas of the coun-trvside. including 1.164 hamlets I- mm $I9L.

fy e'f Holiday Fare put of 15.000 and more than; Vietnamese Hijacker Is Shot Down By The Associated Press Fireworks, patriotic pageants 58o.C33 people, about 3.0 per cent of the population, are under enemy control, with many more potentially lost, with a million persons counted as refu- there was some speculation they had been killed by IRA punishment squads, authorities World Chess Title Match Is Delayed believed they were the victims and family picnics are among the traditional Fourth of July highlights as the nation celebrates its 196th birthday over a four-day weekend. An audience dressed in red, of Protestant extremists. Three of the victims were Protestants, and the fourth was a 19-vear-old Jehovah's Witness REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) ivhifo anrl hlno urac nn hiinrl from England who had been The International Chess Fed for poor eration DostDoned the start of working in a camp C) "a Sundav in Oklahoma Citv for tf, I "The 1972 stars and str'Pea Tuiyr- Show" featuring comedian Bub the Bobby Fischer-Boris Spassky children since coming to North- i gees. SAIGON (AP) A young vears to restore Vietnamese man who tried to at situation even if the offen-nijack a Pan American jumbo should end tomorrow," jet with 153 persons aboard to 1 sajd one u.S. official.

Hanoi in revenge for U.S. The success of the North bombing of North Vietnam was Vietnamese drive, to whatever overpowered by the pilot and degree it extends in the final shot to death by an armed pas- analysis, also is likely to have senger Sunday. ian eroding effect on the con- The hijacker was tentatively fidence of the people, which the identified today as a speaker al Saigon government has tried antiwar rallies at the Univer-1 hard to cultivate, sitv of Washington in One thing working the where he had studied fishery South Vietnamese governemnt science on a U.S. government i favor in this respect, say offi-scholarship and graduated with fials. has been the ai lire of hnnnr mnnth i the Viet Cong to fulfill the it MRS.

M. P. GROVER Sesquicentennial Queen world championship series until em Ireland a weeK ago. nis i Hope, singers Anita Bryant and Tuesday after Fischer failed to! body was found on a garbage and baseball's Wilson Nancy arrive in Iceland over the dump, and authorities believed Mickey Mantle. Tickets to the $300,000 extrav Scsqui weekend.

The American cham jhe may have been killed by pion was believed still in New mistake. York. I Leaders of the militant Prot- si Fischer's 24 game match with estant Ulster Defense Associ- (Continued From Page 1) the Russian world's chnmninn a i threatened reprisals aganza were free but the ticket holders had to come dressed in the colors of the flag. NBC taped the show for broadcast at 9:30 p.m. EDT Tuesday, i "The National Yankee Doodle rade will form at Oak and W.jwas to have begun Sunday, and 'against the IRA after Augustus Center streets.

Ithe president of the world fpH. "Gusty" Spence, a Protestant The line of march will be eration. Dr. Max Euwe. an- hero, was apparently kidnaped.

Dandy" will be selected Philadelphia from among i teen-agers who were born in least to Main Street, north on nounced if the American chal-13 1 Main to Fairground Street and lenger failed to show up by on east on Fairground. The parade noon Tuesday he would risk Ohio I role in the Hanoi plan. The young man, carrying a South Vietnamese passport in Spread Too Thin the name Nguyen Thai Binh, Communist documents in the met violent death after the pilot hands of allied officials are the tricked him and landed at Sai-. basis for this belief, telling how gon. the flight's scheduled Viet Cong did not mobilize tination.

in defiance of his de-j their forces in strength but mand to fly to North Vietnam, spread them too thinly and dis- The 135 other Dassensers sipated their effect, and also GIANT BIRTHDAY CAKE. A 150th birthday party is no little thing, and Mrs. John Ralph of RR 1, Marion, baked a cake to prove it. The cake that Mrs. Ralph presented at the Coronation Bali Saturday night measured 36 by 60 inches at the base and was 4 foot" high.

The seven tiers were decorated in will be reviewed bv judges lo- forfeiting his chance at the cated at the reviewing stand at (title. Pearson Auto Sales and will! Fischer's representatives in (Continued From Page 1) a Sesquicentennial theme. nnor- Ctimmif villa in PnlnmtSinna uiSMeise ai mc idiigiwiua. and reouested the nnst Other activities on Tuesday: nonPTrw nn fho the Fourth and who represent the 13 original colonies. The youngsters competed in an essay on "What My American Freedoms Mean To Me." Acting FBI Director L.

Patrick Gray III will deliver the keynote address during Tuesday's fpcHvitioc af TnrltinpnHprir'P reporting that Viet Cong politi-; Politic; will include a 4:30 p.m. concert he was unable t0 play because, WILLOUGHBY Clarence by the Marion Summer Concert of fatigue But it was generally Yost 38 Willoughby, when the Band at the fairgrounds grand- assumed that the 5t sl-f -j flj stand. were saieiy evacuaiea Dy siloing down emergency chutes, used to empty the plane quickly in case of explosion. The hijacking attempt began after the jumbo jet, flight 841, left Manila on the last leg of its San Francisco-to-Saigon flight. part of Fischers campaign to 0Ver on Ohio 2 in the city.

cal agents and cadres moved too slowly in organizing the political side of the offensive among the people. Many LI.S. officials contend that the Viet Cong are not an; important force except in cer-j tain areas, in particular the (Continued From Page 1) i. CLEVELAND DeGraffen- At tne Aiayse torn- get more money out of the Ice-munity Temple Gospel Choir anders. reid Rucker.

46. Cleveland, A 0 win present me tnira special Fischer and Spassky have when hit by a car on the city's at the sesquicentennial show agreed to split a $125,000 east side mund S. Muskie. While the Dandy hopefuls The Credentials Committee, declaim, President Nixon and still meeting in Washington, re-: his wife plan to spend a quiet fused convention seats to Mis-holiday at the Western White sissippi's regular Democrats House in San Clemente. The fairgrounds.

Binh, who had boarded ln: coastal provinces and some! Honolulu, grabbed a stewardess awas nt rnp MPKona Ueta.t A gigantic sesquicentennial-Fourth cf July fireworks dis with the winner taking five-j CLEVELAND Robert Nag-eights, and are also to each get 0Wsky, 20 Cleveland, when his 30 per cent of the sale of film'mniorevcle' went out of control Saturday. It VOted unanl- Prpsirlpnt saiH in his annual play will cap Tuesday activi- as a hostage and sent two notes they haVe always been! to the control cabin demanding strong I that the plane be diverted to; Thp'iripa that North Viet-I -1 iate i CJi; -A mou rnously vi-l Ui to. ties. The show will begin at "uu "'land crasned on west -wra to seat the 25 member Fourth of July meSsage that Loyalist delegation, which also the SDirit of the first mdeDend- 10:30 p.m. at the fairgrounds, i I TL Lr ,1 streA J.nc?Ie,"lf Hanoi.

was seated in 1988. USHU i Jenrey ence Day lives on that "no evil John Walker is chairman of; 'lr. I was that The main charge Schlarb, 18, West Lfayette, is too strong to be overcome by Tuesday's Independence Day ae been negotiating this point with failed to the regular party the American people. Itivities. adopt the party's reform rules sponsors of the match, the Icelandic Chess Federation.

nam own forces are rlnlsnea, for a while stems in large parti from what allied officers be- lieve are their battle losses. Although it is conceded that no one on the allied side really knows what enemy losses are, and so-called body counts have! never proved reliable, some: Saigon (Continued From Page 1) Yalilonski in picking delegates. Other challenges settled over the weekend included: Michigan The committee! Gallup Poll Has Nixon Still Ahead ruled that supporters of Gov. hit Hue. military spokesmen said, but there was no immediate report of casualties.

(Continued From Page 1) senior commanders believe Hanoi ha? Inst ac marm as Wallace could substitute three' of their supporters for three when the car in which he was riding went out of control on a Coshocton street, went over an embankment and struck a house. SUNDAY COAL GROVE Robert Glen Shockey, 16, Catlettsburg, and Ernest L. McKinney, Fremont, when their cars collided on U.S 52 in Coal Grove. ZANESVILLE Edwin Bernard Norman. 49, Duncan Falls, in a two-car crash on Ohio 60 south of Five Mile Oi-itirTVif iha form whora oVio nnu; nvov $1 ftflfl ci mrnth rV 0 shells crashed into men most lv to air and ar- Nearly til TTT 11 OUUCUt Vll 1U1 111 Iini-ll, Ji IV- null iw.uuw fc inuiiiii ui the former imperial capital itiiierv strikes Sundav, killing 12 civilians and; wounding 53.

It was the first Manpower Problem PRINCETON, N.J. (AP)-President Nixon continues to be favored by voters over his possible Democratic rivals, according to a recent Gallup Poll. The results of the survey released Sunday indicate Nixon shelling of the city since thei Although North Vietnam has; North Vietnamese offensive be- never had a provable manpow-j gan March 30. er problem during the CLARK McGREGOR Now Leading Nixon Campaign ueiegaies eiectea on a vvaiiace rf ward telot had few Mrs. Gilly's confession, given agreed to include 10 women tflere- She sometimes sunned- to the state earlier this year, with one-half vote each in the always Wlth guards-and usual-: resulted in the indictment of a 27 delegates committed to Sen.

ate nhe dining room at the iow-level UMW official in La-Humphrey mam lodge- but she was not Follette, and is said to Maryland Wallace lost three allowed to make use of the re- have prompted her father, delegates on grounds they had outdoor attractions. silous Huddleston, another de-not been apportioned according "She was very withdrawn, fendant in the murders, to con-to party rules. Humphrey said a Seven Springs employe. fess aiso. Huddleston's revela-picked up two of the delegates was like she was in another tj0ns resulted in still another and Mffiovprn the third Thp World.

She almost never talked indirtmpnf this one involving most military men insist it is QrnL-ocmn alcn said privprn would gain 53 per cent of the: Bridge, Plot ment troops in two positions mey say mubi west and northwest of Hue! the Communist units which were hit bv more than 1.200 offensive at full rounds and by a ground attack strength have not been able to nn t.hpir strpnftn with rp popular vote if his opponent in the presidential election were South Dakota Sen. George McGovern. The survey showed fl P0'1" DlacWnts. especia lv in he! (Continued From Page SPRINGFIELD Charles R. Morris, 34, Springfield, in a two-car accident On a Clark County road.

TOLEDO Harry Axelson, 62, Toledo, when struck by a car as he crossed the street in front of his house. action was a compromise nro- to anyone. Usually, if she want- the secretary-treasurer of receiving 37 per cent IV Monuav. iiie syuKesiiieii aaiu thP attarers might be trving face strikes and other, Friday "Kessler told Carlos posed bv Lt. Gov.

Blair Lee III. ed something, one of the guards TJMW District embracing parts I ot tne ballots with 10 per cent of the voters undecided nn uth ViPtnaP tmon Kmme Barrages. (Diaz) that he had no M16 Virginia Challengers in the would asK tor it. Tennessee and Kentucky. enemy rifPS hut hp had thp C-4 as nictris i-nvnltrinrr tV.

inere are reports of Special prosecutor Richard A. an ay 11 uiii iuc ui iv v. units being unable to carry out thP, affrppnt 'Zl lm Monmy Kent Cnrardio hac caifl tho rnn Against Minnesota Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, the poll showed the President with 55 per cent of the vote, compared with 33 per cent for Humphrey and 12 per cent undecided.

a compromise to share the ine rent ior tne iarm wnere hj seats on a one-half -vote-per- Mrs. Gilly is being held now is HjJuCJLsl6uior delegate basis. A black woman said to be about $1,000 a month. deatt higher st.l will be added. That, plus the salaries of the and rTlorTe maictments are ex- Did You Know? The Saigon command report-j manpower losses, but A.

1 'as ed fighting continuing for the: to do so anyway. at rnoon from Hammond, third day 75 miles northeast of i In addition to problems that t0 the com-Saigon. It said a North Viet-'allied officials believe the Plaint sald- 0A van hen namw at.ark nn a distriC. North Viptnampse arp having went to tne South Western Pipe Mpanwhilp Prpsidont Wivnn a a fond survpillanrp Peneu. in an, stven peisuos According to the poll, the sta That the Marion County Men- are in custody now, ana live i 1 tistics were based on interviews tal Health Clinic was estab- and then unaav teiepnoned iormer Atty.

equipment ana otner mis at Phiinp Rinh nn thp front linpt; thprp i Co. in Shreveport nave eniier Luineaeu ui ueen uen. Jonn i. Mitcneu to 'ex- celaneous expenses pushes June 16-19 with 1,159 registered lished in 1958? Thanks to you votors in 300 communities. and United Way it's working.

conviciea. ine remaining iwo was repulsed and 120 of the at-1 much confidence that the Nixon Picked UP 13-500 pounds of a ti-e t-nipd mnct nf-administration's minina and plastic explosive commonly press his understanding" over total cost for Mrs. Gilly's keep are awaiting trial. bombins? of North Vietnam es- known as C-4, the complaint Mitchell decision to resign as the President's campaign man- today's FUNNY MEN'S Or LADIES' ager. Mitchell, whose wife threat ened to leave him unless he re signed from politics, told Nixon that he had to meet "the one pecially with the superaccurate said- "smart" bomb, will succeed in "The explosive was then paralyzing Hanoi's warmaking transported back to the site and supply potential.

where the DC4 aircraft was There is also a widespread being kept and per an agree-belief among Americans ment between Kessler and sooner or later, the troubles Diaz, the explosives were Hanoi is having will have politi-1 loaded onto the it cal as well as military reper-jsaid. Federal agents then cussions. moved in. BUD6ET5 ARE WORDS To 1HB WIVES Conceded Costly "Sure, it was steep," a key government investigator said when asked about the cost of Mrs. Gilly's confession.

"But we wanted the people who paid for this thing, not just the people who did it, and her talking unstuck a lot of things. If that's what it takes, well, that's what it takes." Actually, it took even more obligation which must come first: The happiness and welfare of my wife and daughter." them by air strikes. Over North Vietnam. U.S. Navy jets blasted the Yong Bi thermal power plant 10 miles northeast of Haiphong for the second time in six weeks.

In other areas of North Vietnam, U.S. planes hit petroleum pipelines, pumping stations and storage tanks and several surface-to-air missile launchers and missiles. Hanoi claimed two U.S. planes were shot down Sunday, one over Hanoi and the other Clark MacGregor, counsel to 1 the President for congressional relations, was named to succeed Mitchell. -Weather Report- ovpr Hainhone The U.S.

Com-1 Forecast for Central Ohio I Houston, cldv Samson Court Hearing Slated .03 92 79 95 68 mand made no report of any Variable cloudiness and cooler Ind'apolis. cldv losses Sunday, but it disclose with a chance of showers tonight Jacks'ville. clear that a Navv A7 was lost two and Tuesday. Lows tonight in Juneau, clear weeks aeo. on June 18.

about 30 the 50s. Highs Tuesday in the; Kansas City, cldy 80 68 72 42 64 70 62 70 'In Beating Case than that. Mrs. Gilly won't be sentenced for her role in the killings until she has finished testifying. But sources say she has been told if she continues to cooperate, she can expect to spend no more than additional three years in custody.

Paul E. Gilly, Annette's husband and one of the defendants who chose to stand trial rather than talk, was convicted and sentenced to death. Little Rock, cldv .08 miles southwest of Vinh. It said 70s. BUCYRUS David C.

Samson, TEMPERATURE CHART the pilot was not found despite a search. 74 24. will appear Friday at 11 Los Angeles, cldy eld" Marnuettp rldv "il High Low Pr. Combination Of 3 Cleaned For Today's FUNNY will pay $100 tor each original "funny" used. Send gags to: Today's FUNNY, 1200 West Third Cleveland, Ohio 44113.

1 i Memphis, rain Miami, clear Milwaukee, cldv OtlMplsSt.P., clear 15; New Orleans, cldy New York, cldy 14iOkla. City, cldy 42 a.m. before Judge John L. Lar-70 1.12 rh in Crawford County Com-83 mon Pleas Court on a charge 51 of unlawful punishment. 53 .14 Samson is charged with beat-75 ing Angela Broderdorp, 2, who 75 died March 24 in a Columbus 64 2.88 hospital of a brain hemorrhage.

55 The child's mother, Mrs. Jan- 74 Broderdorp, 20, was found 75 guilty in juvenile court of ne-M .15 fleeting the child and was sen- 92 79 8 62 90 88 74 69 93 91 94 73 89 110 81 79 90 74 64 92 90 74 64 WHITE GARMENTS AND PLEATS EXTRA Reg. Price On Single Sweater, Pants, Skirts 75c Omaha, cldy Philad'phia, cldy Phoenix ctpar IT ILL PAY TO DEAL ITU 16 Pjf t.shi irffh rain St. Louis, cldy I Albany, rain 88 66 'Albu'que, clear 100 69 Amarillo. cldv 91 63 Anchorage, rain 61 53 I Asheville.

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that day. AH offices of The Star will be closed the Fourth. Salt Lake, clear 57 I IIAJJAR CMERSf If 355 E. Center St. Phone 382-1580 San DipPn rldv (U ,1 Wmj jen's Reformatory at Marysville.

She is appealing her conviction, Samson reportedly had been jbaby sitting with the child while jMrs. Broderdorp was at work. He was brought to Bucyrus from Seneca County where he pleaded guilty to a drug abuse charge and was sentenced to 1 to 5 years in the Mansfield Reformatory. 35 San cldy 57 15; Tampa, clear 92 78 ONE YEAR AGO TODAY 19; Maximum 85 02 Minimum 49 I TODAY'S ALMANAC Sun sets tonight at 9:05 and rises Tuesdav at 6:07 a.m. APPLIANCE CENTER HOURS: 7 A.M.

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