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a a a a a a a a a 8 THE MARION STAR Saturday, July 15, 1972 Connally's Blast Opens GOP Fire At Dems' Ticket SAN CLEMENTE. Calif. (AP) Former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally, a Democrat and close ally of President Nixon, has fired a verbal barrage in what promises to be a continuing White House campaign assault on Sen. George McGovern.

the Democratic presidential nominee. resident Nixon has said he Doctor Savs Wallace Fit For Politics BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) The physician in charge of Gov. George C. Wallace's rehabilitation program says the Alabama governor would be physically able to wage a third-party presidential campaign should he decide to do so.

Dr. George Traugh, a specialist in physical medicine, said Friday that if Wallace entered the presidential race he would need rehabilitation unit it to travel with him." He said the circumstances would not be ideal "but it could be done." Wallace press, aide Elvin Stanton. however. discounted talk of a movement for Wallace. He said Wallace has made no definite political plans.

The Alabama governor flew from the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach, to Birmingham on Friday for four weeks of intensive physical therapy at the Spain Rehabilitation Center. where Traugh is on the staff. Wallace has been paralyzed since shot May 15 while campaigning in Maryland, Traugh said the governor won't leave the Spain Center until he is totally independent. He said it would be six months, to a year before it determined whether Walace will walk again. The first aim of the doctors will be to prevent infection; and the second, to make Wallace independent physically and occupationally.

Wallace will continue to exercise his arms SO that he will be able to maneuver himself in a wheelchair. Miss Ohio (Continued From Page 1) cert Etude Four, Flat" her solo. A senior at Alderson-Broaddus College in West Virginia, she attributed her success to practice, a good instrument and a good reed. Miss Bennett, a Youngstown State University: won her preliminary honor appearing in an aqua colored swimsuit. She has auburn hair, is 5 foot 6 and measures 33- 22-34.

Miss Heart of Ohio. Karen Lynn Hedges, 18. of Green Camp. was appealing as she appeared in both evening gown and swimsuit competition Friday night. The charming blonde made her initial debut in a white and blue sequined and pearled gown and was neat in a light yellow swimsuit that accented figure.

The final, preliminary night again brought forth some excellent talent. It proved that the opening night talent rendition was no fluke in that a majority of the 26 girls in the pageant are not only beautiful but have an exceptional talent to go with their charms. Some of the contestants winning the audience approval Friday night Lynn Crist. Miss 'Northeastern Ohio who delivered an outstanding vocal performance: Rebecca Silliman, Valley whose comedy routine thrilled the crowd, and Amber Sims, Miss Miami Valley who was superb in an outstanding operatic selection. The final judging in the Miss Ohio pageant will be at the Sandusky High School auditorium.

Chess (Continued From Page 1) Thursday causes his dis- qualification. The loser has been scheduled to get $46.875 from the chess federation, $45,000 from a 000 purse offered by London investment banker James Slater and $27.500 from television and movie rights. Removal of the cameras could eliminate the television and movie cash. Charles Fox, -a New York promoter who bought the film rights, said "the whole financial structure of the match" depended on the filming. The Reykjavik public, meanwhile, appeared to be losing patience.

More than half the 2.500 seats in the areana were empty for Thursday's scheduled match. One of the participants on a radio talk show proposed that "Fischer and all the foreign reporters be given eight hours to get out of Iceland or be shot." Charges Fly Over Higher Welfare Roll COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) A state Welfare Department official asserted Friday that Gov. John Gilligan was not to blame for the increased number of Ohioans on welfare. Richard Lightner, the department's public affairs officer, responded to a charge by Republican state Rep. Robert Netzley, R-7 Laura, that Gilligan has made no progress in stemming the welfare rolls growth.

Netzley, a leader in the movement to repeal the Gilligan-supported state income tax, said there now are more than 465.000 persons on Aid to Dependent Children rolls, compared to 330.000 when Gilligan took office. Lightner said there are various reasons for the number of persons on ADC and the increased costs of the program, none of which involves the governor. "The U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare sets the standards for ADC and court decisions have recent, lot to increase welfare rolls." he said. "Also, welfare in Ohio is administered by the counties and not by the state." he noted, adding, "In Netzley's home county, Miami, there is a Republican county commission.

Then, Republicans in Miami County are responsible for the number of persons on welfare in Miami County, not the state." 7 East Side Alleys To Be Closed, Paved The Marion city engineer's office has announced that seven east side alleys will be closed to traffic Monday for paving operations. The alleys are: North south between Pennsylvania and Kenmore avenues from Church Street to Indiana Avenue. North between Grand and Seffner avenues and from Wilson Avenue to the north end of the alley. North south between Grand Avenue and Jefferson Street from Wilson Avenue to the north end of the alley. East west between Wilson Avenue and the Penn Central tracks from Jefferson to Seffner Avenue.

North-south between John Street and Dix Avenue from Wilson Street to the north end of the alley. East-west between Center Street and Church Street from Forest Lawn Boulevard to Reed Avenue. North-south between Hane and Grand avenues from Church Street to Mt. Vernon Avenue. Critical After Fall YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP) Phillip Democko, 9, of Struthers was in critical condition South Side Hospital here after falling some 300 feet down a cliff at Nebo Grimm Park in Struthers.

Police said the boy was found face down in a creek at the bottom of the cliff Friday by four teenagers who climbed down to help him. Joe Mogolich, a football coach in the Struthers school system, administered artificial respiration to the boy and restored his breathing. FINDS PERMANENT HOME The barnacle, a relative of the shrimp, starts life as one of 10.000 microscopic eggs. It grows into a tiny crablike organism, and after about four weeks of floating around it anchors itself to some object, as the hull of a sunken ship, where it remains permanently. MORE WIRE SHIPPED Shipments of aluminum insulated or covered wire rose 22.1 per cent in 1971 to a record 317,772,000 pounds.

Ten years ago annual shipments totaled 60 million pounds. LOOKING FOR PEOPLE. A chimpanzee named Jiggs peeks into a cage looking for scientists from Emory University's Yorkes Regional Primate Center. The chimp and three females were released on uninhabited Bear Island in Geagua in an experiment to see how well apes can breed and adapt to a wild environment in the temperature zone, but Jiggs did not like being away from humans. (AP) McGovern (Continued From Page 1) him Friday night from Miami Beach.

He moved up and down the aisle during the flight, obviously in a good mood. "It was a hectic. crazy week." he told one delegate. "But it came out all right." Before leaving Miami Beach. McGovern spent most of the day in consultations with party, leaders and attended a meeting of the Democratic National Committee meeting at which Lawrence F.

O'Brien resigned as national chairman. New Chairman McGovern announced the new chairman is Mrs. Jean Westwood of West Jordan, Utah, who was a Utah Democratic committeewoman and an ardent McGovern supporter. McGovern received something of a setback in his choice for party vice chairman. He nominated Pierre Salinger, a campaign advisers and former White House secretary, but blacks on the committee nominated Basil Paterson of New York, a black former state senator.

An awkward moment followed. and Salinger. apparently noting the vigorous applause for Paterson, withdrew from contention, saying, "I think I sense the feeling of Paterson was elected." First for Woman Mrs. Westwood is the first woman of either major party to head a national committee. Friends described the 48-yearold grandmother as a dedicated organizer who knew Sen.

McGovern would get the nomination when others considered him a long shot. Aides said McGovern plans to relax at home in Washington all weekend with no public appearances and no and then leave Monday morning for a vacation at Sylvan Lake Lodge near Custer, S.D. Computers at Fault NEW YORK (AP) At the foot of Manhattan island, two of the world's tallest buildings blaze with lights night and day, and the Port Authority, which owns the twin towered 110-story structure can't turn them out. Blame it on the computers, they say. All electricity for the buildings is controlled by computers and there are no light switches.

The computers aren't working. CACAO MAIN CROP On the Portuguese island, Sao Tome, off the west coast of Africa, chocolate sweetens life. There cacao is the main cash crop. A chocolate factory on the island roasts the beans and shatters them into fragments. This process generates enough frictional heat to liquefy the cocoa butter, creating a chocolate liquor.

CAROL LYNLEY is back before movie cameras after a year off and travels Australia and the Orient. She'll share billing in "The Poseidon Adventure. about an ocean liner hit by a tidal wave. with Gene Hackman, Ernest Borgnine and Shelley Winters, to name a few stars aboard. U.S.

Corps SPACE CENTER, Houston, (AP) Dr. Phillip K. Chapman and Dr. Anthony W. England, tiwo scientist astronauts who never chance into space, say they are leaving the space program to assume research jobs elsewhere.

The announcement Friday had been expected for and is the latest move in a Continuing reduction of America's astronaut corps. "It appears that have to make choice between losing our competency as pilots or losing our competency as Chapman, 37, said in explaining his resignation, "There's just not enough time to maintain scientific competency if we remain in the astronaut program." England, who, at 30, was the youngest astronaut, said in a recent interview that he planned to leave because the decline in manned space activity meant that he would have no chance to fly in the immediate future. The resignations reduce the number on the active astronaut flight list to 40. Two other astronauts. D.

James Mitchell, B. Irwin resigned and recently and a third, Alfred Worden, is expected to resign Saigon (Continued From Page 1) moved to within 700 yards east of the Quang Tri Citadel. They said this was the closest unit to the city limits. On Friday, South Vietnamese paratroopers reported engaging the enemy 500 yards from the city limits.The U.S. 7th Fleet announced that attack planes of the carrier America had joined the battle for Quang Tri City.

The carrier recently returned to the war zone for its third tour. Field reports said 150 North Vietnamese troops were killed in fighting on the edges of Quang Tri City on Friday. while South Vietnamese forces suffered 20 men killed and 50 wounded. Thirty miles to the south of the northern counteroffensive, more fighting was reported on the western flanks of Hue and the old imperial capital was shelled again. North Vietnamese gunners poured 1.300 rounds of shells hilltop outpost called Checkmate, on the assaulted western Hue.

then the position, which has changed hands four times in the last two weeks. Reports on Medicare COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) A total of $98.5 million in benefits on 2.4 million Medicare claims in Ohio and West Virginia was paid out by Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. in the last fiscal year. Nationwide, which receives no profit for administering the program in the two states, said Ohio residents presented more than 2 million claims and received $89.2 million in benefits. while West Virginians presented 356.000 claims amounting to $9.3 million.

Wins Regional Post COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) Robert Boatman, president of the Ohio School Boards Association, was elected Friday as chairman of the National School Boards Association Central Region. Selection of Boatman, who also is a member of the Beaver Creek Board of Education in Greene County, came during the region's summer seminar. Astronaut Shrinking soon, according to John Donnelchief of public information ly, for the 'space agency. will avoid public involvement in politics until after next month's Republican convention.

But he let Connally use the front lawn of the Western White House on Friday to take roundhouse swings at McGovern before cameras and microphones. Identifying himself as a lifelong Democrat who never bolted the party ticket. Connally said he will not support McGovern and will try to rally Democrats behind Nixon. Connally took aim at McGovern's pledge to bring home all American troops and war prisoners from Southeast Asia within 90 days after his inauguration if elected. "Obviously," asid Connally, president of the United States has no capacity, no power to bring home prisoners of war in the hands of the North Vietnamese.

"It is an unfair statement, and it is a statement that. frankly, sabotages the efforts of this administration and of the peace negotiators in Paris to try to bring the war to an end Connally came here to report to Nixon on a 35-day trip around the would at the President's request. Asked about continuing speculation that Nixon might tag him to replace Vice President Spiro T. Agnew on ticket, Connally said he doesn't want the job and doesn't expect it will be offered. Muskie Admits Ticket Faces Uphill Battle PORTLAND.

Maine (AP) Sen. Edmund the Eagletone presidential ticket faces an uphill battle. Returning to his home state from the Democratic National Convention on Friday, Muskie expressed support for Sen. George McGovern, the party's presidential nominee, and praised his running mate, Sen. Thomas F.

Eagleton Missouri, an early backer of Muskie. "But I must admit they face an uphill fight." said Muskie, once the front runner for the nomination. The vice presidential nominee of four years ago said: "I would be less than honest if I didn't say this is a moment of "I can be a better senator as a result and even not a candidate for president." have had an unusual opportunity to contribute to the enrichment of our country, as E. C. McDonald, Thomson Papers' Chairman, Dies MIAMI BEACH.

Fla. (AP) The chairman of Thomson Newspapers, Edwin C. McDonald. died Friday at Miami Heart Institute after a long illness. McDonald, an international business executive.

was 75 years old on July 9. The funeral will be private. A memorial service will be held next Friday at St. mew's Church in New York City. McDonald.

a native of Columbus, Ohio, and graduate of Ohio State University, joined Thomson as chairman in 1962. The newspaper company is an American chain affiliated with the Thomson communications groups in Canada and Great Britain. He also was chairman of the Royal Bank of Canada Trust Co. of New York, having assumed that post after retiring 1 in 1964 as executive vice president and director of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Peking Welcomes Japanese Feelers TOKYO (AP) Peking's official news agency reported today that Premier Chou En-lai has welcomed moves by the Japanese government of Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka to normalize diplomatic relations between the two countries.

The New China News Agency disclosed this in a dispatch reporting a welcome party held in Tokyo Wednesday for Hsiao Hsiang-chien. the new chief representative of the Chinese trade mission in Japan. The agency said Hsiao told the party that Chou "expressed welcome to the state of the Tanaka cabinet on hoping to restore China diplomatic relations." JET STREAMS IMPORTANT Jet streams, rivers of air, play an important part in the earth's air circulation. The high altitude winds help distribute heat more uniformly. Without this distribution, the air at the equator could, become impossiblv hot, some temperaIture regions might freeze.

15 Bicycle Club Members To Take Tour in Indiana A 75-mile "Three Rivers Tour" from Fort Wayne, to Hicksville, Ohio, and back is ir. the plans of 15 members of the touring section of the Marion Bicycle Club. Commemorating the first ride taken by Fort Wayne's bicycle club on July 10, 1884, the tour is sponsored by the Three Rivers Velo Sport Club of Fort Wayne. Weekend activities of the local bicycle include completing a 150-mile ride and a regular Sunday at 1 p.m. from Ludwig Park.

Last weekend, the group cycled 75 throughout the western portion of the county and worked on tour maps for an upcoming 150-mile bicycle tour of Marion County. Labor (Continued From Page 1) for granted and that McGovern will have to temper some of his policies to reflect labor interests. "We want rollbacks on dividends, interests and profits, and we want a damn good understanding that this will be done." Odorcich declared. "We've had the hell kicked out of us with this wage and price freeze. We're not saying we're special or anything, but something's got to be done to make it a Some officials blamed two McGovern's labor problems on a remark attributed to him during his primary campaign to the effect that he could win the nomination without labor's backing.

But despite the present bad feelings, the officials felt that an understanding can be reached between the two sides. "There will have to be some negotiations and some understandings said Odorcich, "but when we evaluate the situation and the philosophies of the parties, we'll end up backing tho No nots by and large. We have no other way to turn. Gilligan Looks For United Party COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Gov. John Gilligan said Friday night he "can't believe any Democrat worth his salt" would vote for President Nixon in November.

Returning from the Democratic. Beach, National Gilligan Convention said he at thought Ohio Democrats would unite behind the party's nominee, Sen. George McGovern. Gilligan said he did not fear that McGovern's candidacy would hurt his bid to win a Democratic-controlled legislature. Instead, the governor said.

McGovern's candidacy will be of considerable assistance because he is returning government to the people and is telling the truth. Bucyrus Driver Cited BUCYRUS-Donald Wade, 19 of 808 Sherman was charged with driving while under suspension and reckless operation of a motor vehicle following a one-car accident at 12:10 a.m. Bucyrus police reported that Wade's car hit the loading dock at the Eagle Crusher Co. He was treated at Community Hospital for head bruises, Concert Is Set In Park Sunday The second concert of the season by the Marion Summer Concert Band is scheduled for 7 p.m. Sunday at Sawyer-Ludwig Park.

The' band is made up of a number of local musicians which high and college students, private and school teachers, and those who play music as a hobby. The free performance Sunday was made possible through a grant from the Music Performance Trust Fund, a public service organizationn which is financed by the recording industries under agreement with the American Federation of Musicians. JEAN WESTWOOD New Democratic Cochairman Campaign (Continued From Page 1) the atitude of many union members toward their leaders is one of distrust and independence. Among organizational Democrats, the major problems appear to be cities and the Where local leaders. believling the national ticket is doomed, snub it to work on state and local elections, the McGovern campaign will set up its own machinery.

As for the South. many feel that the McGovern-Eagleton ticket can't carry any Dixie states. But the candidate seems willing to give it a try. Most Democratic governors will give at least lipservice support to him, waiting to see his support and campaign plans before vowing more Weather Report Forecast for Central Ohio Variable cloudiness, warm and humid tonight with showers and thundershowers likely. Low tonight upper 60s lower 70s.

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