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Miami deaths 2-A THE MIAMI NEWS Friday, Aug. 1.1968 Miami Death Notices Ul A 1ST Aua. 1 Data from U.S. WIA7HIX iUUAU 55A 1 Florida Theater executive dies 01-01 Death Notices RomiDUP-W GRIMM CLIFTON LEROY 330 NW St. passed away July 31, 1W.

Resident of Miami 41 years comlm from Kansai City, too. Ho was veteran of World War I. Survived by 3 sons Chat-lea A. Grimm, Raymond H. Grimm bothof Hollywood and wllllim Benton rlmm.

Atlanta, Ga. and I brothers and 13 grandchildren. Services 11 A.M. Sat. af LITHGOW 150TH ST.

CHAPEL with Interment Southern Memorial Pirk. Friends may call alttr P.M. Fri. I Nixon gets enthusiastic "welcome from Pakistanis to -KSSI GORDON Li the chief executive when he twice stopped the big limousine in which he was seated with President Yahya Khan and walked along the street. But the enthusiastic reception did not compare to the one million who greeted Chinese leader Liu Shao-chi in 1966.

Combined Miami News Press Servlcti LAHORE, Pakistan Thousands of jubilant Pakistanis today gave President Nixon a wildly enthusiastic welcome after his big jet touched down here for a 22-hour visit on the final stretch of his five-nation Asia tour. Crowds swarmed around Lw TtntMi-eturH BxMCttd HARRY BOTWICK 10 Until Saturday Morning URKE, Mrs- Anno R. 56, of 3525 NW 35th Ave. services i p.m. wwiwi i iihanui rimi rjitv Chaosl.

CAMARCA, Frank 42, of 900 SW 72nd Aw. Graveside services 3 P.m. tomor Thailand wanls to pull out troops BANGKOK, Thailand His television speech came row, Woodlawn Park Cemetery. Llthgow Coral Way Funeral Home. CARLTON, Percy, 87, of 1735 N.

Treasure COHEN, Benlamln, 74, of 121 NW 191st LOCAL STATE MSMSm NATIONAL-INTERNATIONAL St. services in Brooklyn. diuh COLLAZO, Mrs. BUnca, 50, Of 451 NW only hours after President Nixon left Bangkok after talks with Thai leaders during which he urged them to rely on their own defense resources to meet internal subversion. Thailand wants to withdraw its 12,000 combat troops from South Vietnam because of the burdens it faces at home, Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman said last night.

18th Ave. TIME, siminl. ii. af 17150 NE 1st Ave. TEMPERATURES FOREMAN, David, II, of 9901 NW Jlst Ave.

GORDON, Louis 91, Of 80S W. DILIdO Miami Beach. HAVEL, Francis 19, of 3935 Kumquat Coconut Grove. Services 4 p.m BOATING. NATIONAL S.

Viels link 50 to Red tomorrow. Lanier-Josebener Flagler Harry Botwick, 60, district manager for Florida State Theaters, died today at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Mr. Botwick had been in critical condition since collapsing Wednesday as he was about to address members of the Downtown Business Association, at the Columbus Hotel. Physicians said his death, at 8:45 a.m., was the result of a clot forming in his lung.

Heahad suffered similar attacks in the past Mr. Botwick, a Miami resident for 16 years, was prominent in civic affairs. As chairman of a subcommittee of the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce, he was working on a plan to convert Flagler Street into a pedestrian mall, the subject on which he was to address the businessmen. He was a past president of the Downtown Business Council and a former chairman of the United Cerebral Palsy Telethon. Mr.

Botwick entered the theater business as an usher in New Haven, where he was born, and worked in various capacities in theaters throughout New England before moving to. Jacksonville 17 years ago to join Florida State Theaters. A year later, he came to Miami as southeastern district manager of the chain. Mr. Botwick and his wife, Clarice, lived at 525 Vittorio Coral Gables.

The couple had two daughters, Lennye and Judith. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Sunday in the main auditorium of Temple Israel, with the Gordon Funeral Home in charge. Burial will be in Star of David cemetery. The family asks that no flowers be sent to the funeral home, but to the temple instead.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Cerebral Palsy py ring Street Funeral Home, vi cum. i ni. as. of 7600 SWt Ih St. MARTIN, Generoso M.

41, of 70 NE 68th Ter. MARTINEZ SAENZ, Hector, of 9257 MIAMI FORECAST Partly sunny this afternoon and tomorrow with showers likely during night and morning hours. Low tonight mid 70s. High tomorrow near 90. Southeasterly winds 10 to occasionally 15 m.p.h., gusty near showers.

Shower probability 30 per cent this afternoon, 50 per cent tonight, and 30 per cent Saturday. SW 37tn St. McKENNA, Mrs. Winifred M. 74, of 5941 SAIGON South Vietnamese police have arrested more than 50 persons, including several senior civil servants and military officers, since Tuesday for alleged connections with an international Communist spy network, police sources said W.

10th niaiean. services in oan or, Maine. Carl F. Slada Hlaleah-MI ami Sorinoe Funeral Home. today.

The police seized many documents and several hundred feet of microfilm. Among those held were two senior officials at the "open arms" ministry, which deals with defectors from the Viet Cong. McNABB, Pfc. Richard, 21, of 5120 E. 2nd Hialeah.

Services 10:30 a.m. tomorrow. North Hialeah Baptist Church. Lowe-Hanks Hlaiean-Miami springs ru neral Home. LOUIS SABBATHAI, ft.

Of IM W. Dl-Lido M.B. psssed away Thurs. Cama her 20 years ago from Chicago. He was a 32nd degree Mason nd I past Master of Mt.

Lebanon Lodge, Chicago, (I "survived by wife Edith, daughter, ioretta R. Lond of M.B. and Galo H. Berlin also of nd srandfethar of Jerry Gordon. Services 10 A.M.

Fri. ''THE RIVERSIDE" 1W0 ALTON RD. Interment In Star of O.vld Memorial Park. HAVEL FRANCIS J. (FRANK), 89, 393J Kum-quel Coconut Grove pessed away Thurs.

July 31. He was born In In 1880. Cama to Miami 1930. Retired as a branch manager of tha Fuller Brush Co. In 1950.

Was I fe member of the Masonic Lodge In Miner, N.D., White Shrine of Jerusalem, Coconut Grovo and the Bryan Method. 1st Memorial Church. Survived by his wlft Matilda, 4 sisters Mrs. Emily Kro-ger and Mrs. Blanch Heldleburg of Alabama.

Mrs. Alice Horelal of Crest-view, and Mrs. Mary Motl, 3 brothers Emanuel Charles and Arthur all of Alabama, a stepson Virgil Ernest, 3 stepdaughters Mrs. Lena Tustlson and Mrs. Hozla Curie of Mrs.

Lillian Bonbrake, N.Y. Friends may call 7 to Fri. Services 4 P.M. Sat. In LANIER-JOSBERGER FUNERAL HOME.

KLEMER LOUIS 14, of 7600 SW I St. passed away Wed. A resident here for 25 years formerly of New York. A SO year member of the Mesons. Ha belonged to tha Charlet W.

Cvshman Lodge No. 879 and In N.Y. Ha Is sur-vlved by sister Mrs. Beta Koerbel of Falrvlew Park, Ohio. Funeral and Ma-sonic services will be held 3 P.M.

Fri. at Southern Memorial Park, Under tha direction of PHILBRICK A SON CORAL GABLES FUNERAL HOME. LANDO LOUIS 79, of 1451 NE 169 St. passed away Wed. He came here 25 years ago from Milwaukee, Wise.

He Is survived by his wife Esther, a sister Mrs. Sua Apfelbaum of Miami. Funeral services will be Fri. at 2 P.M. from "THE CHAPEL, 14480 NE 19 with Interment Lakeside Memorial Park.

McNEARY ELIZABETH 78, of 1359 NW 24 St. passed away Tues. In Griffin, Ga. Miami resident since 1909. Survived by husband John T.

McNeery, son W. Ar-thur Speer, 2 grendsons and 2 great grandchildren. Graveside services 4 P.M. Fri. In Danla City Cemetery by COMBS FUNERAL HOME.

MILLER SIDNEY of 8010 East Ortva, Miami Beach and Mahopac, N.Y. en July 1, 1969. PARTAG MRS. MARY, II, of 4921 NW 4 Tor. psssed away Wed.

Cama here from N.Y.C. In 1947 and was a member of the Romanian Orthodox Church. Sur. vived by son Lorenz Craclun of Miami, a granddaughter and 2 great grandchildren. Prayer service I PM.

funeral service 10 A.M. Sat. at PHILBRICK It SON CORAL GABLES FUNERAL HOME 137 PONCE DE LEON BLVD. Interment Flagler Cemetery. Friends may call at tha funeral home after 7 P.M.

Fri. PASSENEAU FERNAND 78, of 1291 NW 103 St. passed away July 30. He came to Miami 44 years ago from Indiana. Survived by wife Ruby a daughter Mrs.

Lucia Garoone, Miami, 2 granddaughters, 5 great grandchildren, 2 step-son James and Larry Deen, Miami, 2 stepdaughters Mrs. Constsnce Carver, Im-mokalee, Mrs. Loris Dixon, Orlando, Fla. In repose 8 to p.m. Fri.

Van Orsdel Gratlgny Rd. Mortuary. Service graveside Vista Memorial Park, 2 p.m. Sat. MORRIS, Asa (1, of 323 NW 106th St MULLINAX, Ellis 63, of 132 SE 12th Hialeah.

PARTAG, Mrs. Mary, II, of 4921 NW 4th Tor. Services 10 a.m. tomorrow. Phil-brick and Son Coral Gables Funeral Assailant 'didn't want to kill' LOCAL DATA Home.

PASSENEAU, Femand 71, of 1281 NE 103rd St. Graveside services 2 P.m. to morrow. Vista Memorial Park. Van Orsdel Gratlgny Road Funeral Homo.

PETERSON. Erick. 72, of 1320 SW 74th TOKYO Police said a knife-wielder who rushed American officials claimed he was seeking retaliation for injuries caused when U.S. soldiers used bayonets to clear anti-gas demonstrators on Okinawa. But Jiji Ha-maoka, 21, who was arrested did not want to kill anyone, he told police.

Armin Meyer U.S. Ambassador to Japan, was knocked to the ground by the man yesterday as he was escorting Secretary of State William Rogers to a waiting plane. No one was injured. Skies Precip. Albany, N.Y.

cy 87 45 Albuquerqui cy 98 65 .09 Amarillo 94 47 Atlanta cy 81 68 Billings 88 40 Birmingham cy 90 49 Bismarck 77 9 Boise Boston 81 69 Brownsville Pcy 97 76 Buffalo pcy 82 67 Casper 93 i5 .01 Charleston, 5.C. 86 77 .16 Charleston, W.Vi. pcy 86 63 Chicago 84 69 Cincinnati 84 62 Cleveland (4 47 Denver 89 67 Des Moines cy 83 59 Detroit 83 69 .08 Duluth 70 48 El Paso pcy 100 78 Fargo It 50 Fort worth pcy 92 73 .04 Great Falls 90 52 Helena 94 48 Houston cy 94 77 .39 Indianapolis pcy 82 66 Jackson, Miss. 91 71 Kansas City 88 64 Little Rock 86 68 Los Angeles pcy 90 71 Louisville 86 63 Memphis 90 70 Midland, Tex. 96 72 Milwaukee 80 58 .04 Paul 77 54 New Orleans 91 72 New York haze 86 71 .34 North Platte tstm 81 el .23 Oklahoma City fog 88 64 Omaha 81 60 I Philadelphia cy 86 67 Phoenix cy 113 87 Pittsburgh pcy 83 64 .03 Portland, Me.

84 64 Portland. Ora. 74 55 Raleigh cy 8S 69 .95 Richmond cy 88 70 St. Louis 86 0 St. Lake City 95 65 San Antonio cy 98 79 San Diego cy 84 (6 San Francises 62 53 Seattle cy 73 55 Shreveport 83 71 Spokane 91 56 Tucson pcy 104 78 Washington pcy 89 74 Wichita 15 46 Ave.

Services 4 p.m. today. Philbrick and Son Coral Gables Funeral Homo. POPOVICH, Harry 10, of 5870 SW 17th St. Services 11 a.m.

tomorrow. Lithgow 7:00 7:09 p.m. a.m. Yesterday Today Barometer (S.L Inches 29.92 29.95 Rel. humidity 74 CO High temp, yesterday 87 Low temp, last night 71 Exc.

since 1st of me. 76 Exc. since 1st of yr. 138 High ft low rec. since 1939 91 71 Tot.

precip. last 24 hrs. 10 Tot. precip. since 1st ef mo.

1.48 Exc. since 1st of mo. 1.73 Total precip. sine Jan. 1 43.21 Exc.

since Jan. I 12.60 Coral Way Chapel. PRICE, Lawrence of 217 NE 54th St. Services in Inverness. Philbrick and Son Coral Gables Funeral Home.

ROBERTSON, Mrs. Rhetta 75, of 151 Pope speaks in Africa NB 123rd sr. services a p.m. roaar. Joseph B.

Cofar Miami Shores Funera Homo. SALZMAN, Martin, 57, Of 425 84th Miami Beach. who suffer. "You must also SPARKS, Mrs. Cora 77, of 747 NW GREATER MIAMI 153rd Sr.

services 11 a.m. lorovrrsw. Van Orsdel Gratlgny Road Chapel. fZOBOSKY. Mrs.

Marv. 90, of 7415 SW 19th Tor. Service In Cleveland. Llth- Precip. Coral Gables 86 76 .41 Airport 87 75 .10 BayfrontPk.

87 77 .19 Miami Beach 86 77 22 N. Miami Belt. 4 74 .23 gow-Wilhelm South Miami cnapei. VENOOK. Irving, 71.

of 1940 Park Avt. VON STEEG, Edward, 93, of 365 NW KAMPALA, Uganda Pope Paul VI alternated church business and peacemaking today as he consecrated 12 new bishops for Africa and then met with political leaders. "You must work in poverty and often against opposition," the Pope continued, "and your hearts should be open to the children, to youth, to the poor and all lend your service to help build up civil society, while remaining free from political engagements and temporal interests." After the ceremony, the 71-year-old pontiff began a series of meetings with African heads of state who had come for his visit, and with delegations from warring Nigeria and Biafra. Atlantic coastal waters from Cape Kennedy to Key Largo: Mostly southeasterly winds 10 to 15 knots with seas 3 to 4 feet. Winds and seas briefly higher near thun-dershowers.

Inland waters along the southeast Florida coast including Biscayne and Florida Bays: Mostly southeasterly winds 10 knots occasionally 15 knots. Waters will have a moderate chop and become choppy with gusty winds near showers. The Keys southward through the Florida Straits: Mostly southeasterly winds 10 to 15 knots with seas 3 to 4 feet. Winds and seas higher near scattered thunder-showers. High today in the high 80s.

Low tonight near 80. Shower probability 30 per cent today, 50 per cent tonight, and 30 per cent tomorrow. Gulf coastal -waters north of Florida Bay to Cedar Key: Mostly southeasterly winds 10 to 15 knots with seas 2 to 4 feet. Winds gusty and seas higher near mainly afternoon thundershowers. 122nd St.

services a.m. tomorrow. Philbrick and Son Miami Shores Funer- al Homo. ZBIGNIEWICZ, Lewis, of 1151 SW 11th FLORIDA BeBOUT, Lloyd 77, sf 1447 SW 17th St. services in Niagara pans, n.t.

Lltn gow-Kolskl-McHale Funeral Home. Tor. Services 10 a.rrk tomorrow, comos Funeral Noma. Calgary Edmonton Ted: Til cooperate Montreal Jet crew circles globe in 45 hours Ottawa Regina Apalachlcola 89 75 Clewisten 87 71 .40 Daytona Bch. 90 73 Ft.

Lauderdale 87 75 .17 Ft. Myers 88 75 .07 Gainesville 89 73 Homestead 86 72 Islamorada 85 80 Jacksonville 93 76 Key West 87 79 .12 Ocala 95 71 Orlando 89 74 .01 Pensacola 89 76 St. Petersburg 94 76 .40 Tallahassee 93 69 Tampa 92 73 .89 Vero Beach 91 74 W. Palm Beach 90 77 Toronto Winnipeg Vancouver in accident inquest' CANA0A Skies LP pcy 75 49 82 47 pcy 84 63 cy 84 65 76 54 PCV 83 45 73 54 Pcy 74 SI ALASKA cy 67 54 cy 66 48 57 48 HAWAII 1 78 Anchorage Fairbanks Juneau most 21,000 mliles flown at an average speed of 450 miles per hour including ground stops. The plane was not refueled in flight and stopped only four times Elmendorf in Alaska, Wake Island in the Pacific, Singapore and Bahrein.

LONDON A British Royal Air Force VC10 jet has flown around the world to the slightly more than 45 hours to test the effects of long-distance flights on air crews. The big jet landed at its base near London yesterday after the journey of al PETERSON into a tidal pool on Chappa-quiddick Island. Dr. Donald R. Mills, the district medical examiner, pronounced her death due to drowning.

Dr. Mills said he reported the death to Dinis office, and reached an agreement that no autopsy was needed. Honolulu SUN AND MOON RISE SET Sun 6:47 a.m. 8:07 p.m. Mpon 10:47 p.m.

10:26 a.m. ERICK, 72, of 1320 SW 74 Ave. passed away Thurs. A Miami resident since 1961 formerly of Puerto Rico. A Navy veteran of World War I.

A member of the American Legion Post 92 In Hollywood, Masonic Lodge and Lutheran Church. Services 4 p.m. Fri. PHILBRICK SON CORAL GABLES FUNERAL HOME 937 Ponce deLeon Blvd. Interment Woodlawn South.

Please omit flowers. SOUTH AMERICA Indian quits over kickback charge TIDES Buenos Aires Montevideo Rio de Janeiro POPOVICH Ipm 43 pm 39 9 pm 72 PAN AMERICAN Death notices HARRY 80, of 5870 SW 17 St. passed away July 29, 1969. Widower of the late Emma Koble Popovich. He came here from Youngstown, Ohio 19 years ago where he was employed In the banking business.

He was a member of the Coral Gables Elks and the American Legion. Surviving him are 2 nieces residing In the North. Services will be 11 A.M. Sat. at tha LITHGOW CORAL WAY CHAPEL.

Skies PreclP. 88 81 NEW DELHI, India Chairman Bharat Ram of Indian Airlines resigned his post yesterday following allegations he agreed to take a kickback from Douglas Aircraft Corp. in return for re-equipping his fleet with Douglas DC9s. The allegation was made in the legislature Monday by an opposition deputy who said he had information that Ram was to receive a substantial sum for every airliner bought from Douglas Aircraft. Barbados Bermuda Havana Kingston Mexico City Monterrey Nassau San Juan, P.R.

St. Kilts Veracruz .63 .05 .02 .02 .04 .08 pcy 84 78 cy 90 75 pcy 90 77 pcy 79 54 pcy 102 75 pcy 90 73 pcy 87 76 pcy 89 76 91 77 01-01 Death Notices BURKE ANNE of 3525 NW 35 Ave ROBERTSON passed away July 29, She was a native of New York moving to Miami in 1948 She is survived by 3 sons Paul Burke of Clifton, N.J., Jerome Burke INTERNATIONAL and Kevin Burke both of Miami. 1 MRS. RHETTA 75, Of 151 NE 123 St. passed away Tues.

She came here 25 years ago from Annapolis, Md. Survived by 2 brothers James B. Jones, Elks Grove Village, Alfred C. Jones, N.Y.C. and 2 nieces Mrs.

Robert L. Miles, Mrs. Henrietta Freudenberg, nephew Alfred C. Jones, Jr. all out ol trwn.

Funeral service Fri. 8 P.M. at JOSEPH B. COFER MIAMI SHORES FUNERAL HOME 10931 NE 6 AVE. TODAY TOMORROW High Low High Low Miami Harbor Entrance' Miami B'sch Miami City Yacht Basin 79th St.

Causeway Cape Florida (West Side) Ragged Keys (Biscayne Bay) M9p Angelfish Key (Biscayne Bay) Pumpkin Key (Card Sound) Port Laui'jrdalo (Bahla Mar) Fort Lauderdale (Andrews Ave. Br.) Port Everglades (Jetties) HIHsboro Inlet 4:48 Fowey Rocks Light Garden Cove (Key Largo) Tavernier Long Key (West End) Sombrero Key Jsht Hill Marathon (North aide) dahia Honda Bridge 5-Tlp 1 202p 6 1 4a Boca Chica Channel 1055P 522p 5:5 Key West Marquesas Keys 1 2 4 1 9a Garden Key (Dry Tortugas) 12:1 8a 6 38P 1 Loggerhead Key (Dry Tortugas) daughter Mrs. Virginia Gray of Miami, 4 grandchildren, 3 brothers and 1 sister. Skies Time Temp the Associated Press Sen. Edward M.

Kennedy said today in Washington he will "cooperate in any way" possible in the inquest sought by a Massachusetts district attorney into the drowning of a young secretary in his July IS automobile accident. Dist. Atty. Edmund Dinis applied for the inquest in New Bedford, Mass. Dinis said yesterday he had sent the application to Chief Justice G.

Joseph Tau-ro of the state Superior, Court. Declaring that the first he heard about it was from the press, Justice Tauro described the timing of the announcement as "bad judgment at the very least" and said: "I can't comment on it until I receive it. I'll have plenty of comment at the right time." Dinis is district attorney for the Southern District, which includes the Martha's Vineyard area where the drowning occurred July 18. Until now, he had stayed clear of the investigation, which led to a charge against Kennedy of leaving the scene of the accident, fatal to Miss Mary Jo Kopechne, 28. Like the senator, Dinis is a Democrat.

But he is not regarded as a member of the party's dominant Kennedy wing. He ran unsuccessfully for Congress last year. Miss Kopechne was trapped in Kennedy's car when it plunged off a narrow bridge Funeral services Sat. 1 P.M. at LITH GOW CAROL CITY CHAPEL.

Inter ment In Vista Memorial Gardens. U.S.A. (ptlf ROUNDUP SPARKS CAMARCA FRANK 62, of 900 SW 72 Ave. passed away July 30, 1969. He came here trom scranton, Pa.

40 years ago. Skies Time Temp. Aberdeen cy mdnl 50 Amsterdam cy 1 am 66 Berlin cy 1 am 73 Birmingham cy mdnt 55 Brussels 1 am 64 Casablanca mdnt 72 Copenhagen 1 am 64 Dublin cy mdnt 59 Hong Kong pcy 8 am 82 London cy mdnt 61 Manila cy 8 am 82 Moscow 3 am 63 Paris 1 am 63 Rome pcy 1 am 68 Stockholm cy 1 am 54 Sydney pcy 10 am 52 Tel Aviv pcy 2 am 73 Tokyo 9 am 77 Vienna cy 1 am 48 A disabled veteran of World War II he was decorated with many medals for valor. He was founder of the Diamond CORA POST, 77, of 767 NW 153 St. passed away July 31.

She came to Miami 45 years ago from Ohio. Survived by husband Irvin, 2 daughters Mrs. Martha Wittenberg, Miami, Mrs. Arlene Ridder, Detroit, 2 sons Elmer and Richard Post, Miami, 2 sisters Mrs. Thelma Mason and Mrs.

Bertha Mathews, Naples, 15 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren. In repose after 12 noon Fri. Service 11 p.m. Sat. Van Orsdel Gratigny Rd.

Chapel. Burial Southern Memorial Park. Cab Co. of Miami. He Is survived bv his wife Donna.

Services will be held 3 P.M. Sat. at Woodlawn Park Cemetery. California legislation to ban Friends may call after 6 P.M. Fri.

at the LITHGOW CORAL WAY CHAPEL. EVASKO KATHERINE, 77, 7920 NW 18 Ct. VENOOK passed away Sun. 27. She came here 24 gasoline engines is killed years ago from Mornstown, N.J.

was a member of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Ukrainian Catholic IRVING, 78, of 1940 Park M.B. passed away Thurs. Survived by son Jules Venook of Miami end 2 grandchildren. Services at "THE RIVERSIDE" 16480 NE 19 N.M.B. 10 a.m.

Fri. Cremation to follow. cnurcn. sne is survived by her hus band Alexander, a daughter Mrs. Stan ley rereKiita, Aurora, tii.t i brother NEWS-foH 01-03 In Memoriam Wasvl Podubvnsky, Miami and 3 OTTENSTEIN, SOL granaaaugnters.

services were held Wed. at the Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Assumption. Interment to be in Chicago. LANIER JOSBERGER FUNERAL HOME in charge. Combintd Miami Niw Press Service SACRAMENTO A California legislative committee has killed anti-smog legislation that, as originally proposed, would have banned all new motor vehicles with internal combustion engines.

The specific bill rejected had been rewritten to eliminate the ban but set auto exhaust standards so high that automakers claimed they could never meet them. A law enacted last year gives California the strongest anti-smog law of any state. The rejected bill would have strengthened it even further by cutting allowable emissions of some smog-producing agents to half of the level which will be allowed for 1974 model cars. CARLTON APPLICATIONS TO NED James W. Ranch.

40. 88 NE 12 Home merest Country Club Apts. Inc. Building No. 9, mourns the untimely passing of its first President.

His knowledge experience and wise counsel was Invaluable in coordinating the operation of the Bldg. Building No. 9, ALVIN TASNER, President Apt. 42, Miami David Paul Weston, 13, 1051 NE 212 and Linda Gail Pope, 18, 1873 NW 11 Miami Gorge Wallace Engelha 73, 75 PERCY, 87, of 1735 N. Treasure Dr.

passed away Tues. He came here 52 years ago from Baltimore, Md. He was a retired machinist with the Ran stead and Charla Neh Stoyko, 33, 1541 NE 10 Homestead Gary Frederick Lynn, 21, 7713 SW 18 and Gloria Jean Jadlowski, 21, 1522 SW 16 Miami Richard Lee Phelps, 20, 6440 SW 20 and Linda Madeline Bodden, 21, 6901 SW 21 Miami road. Services were held Thurs. in the KING FUNERAL HOME.

Interment OTTENSTEIN, SOL woooiawn cemetery. KING FUNERAL HOME 206 SW I St. Soviets say rightwing Jose Eugenio Cento, 20, S674 SW 3 and Soma Yvette Rionaa, is, 3u nw Miami The President Council of Hlllerest Country Club regretfully announces the untimely passing of It past Vice President, Sol Ottenstein. His untiring efforts and wise counsel will be sorely missed by the entire community. Presidents Council, Samuel t.

Sherwood, Chairman. Pentagon police arrest protesters Richard S. Mlasek, 24, 375 W. 13 Hi- nw 139 and soma Teresa vane, 20, Memorial Highway, N. Miauii Steohen M.

Saigh, 20, 775 W. 49 Miami Beach, and Jacqueline Hayes, 18, 7.0 W. 50 Miami Beach James Eiekiel Marshall, 34, 4826 NW 4 Court, and Meddia La's Lawson, 31, s-ime address Joseph Pittarelll, 44, 11041 SW 41 Lane and Jewell J. Kinsey, 49, same address Hartcourt V. Wilson, 43, 5818 NW 19 and Catherine S.

Ingraham, 45, same address John R. Cathey, 51, 931 NE 130 and Marguerite N. Todd, 32, 26 E. 20 Hialeah Oscar Dial, 57, 142 NW 15 and Emilia I. Torres, 53, same address William Harry Weber, 31, 7528 Cutlass Jean C.

from Glyn Etherton Elrod Sandra R. from Richard R. Fegreus Jr. Darby M. from James Harrold Fink George from Frances Fishbein Rooerto from Maria Julia Gonzalez Mary from Louis L- Griffin Geraldine G.

from W. Hamilton Haves Delores Jean from Orville Lee Jones Salusiliana Medina from Thomas Frank Lasanta Rosette from David Lemelman Janice T. from Edward John Masseniill Evalvn H. from Allan F. Milledge Maria del Rosario from Eduardo Obregon Dorothy S.

from Victor H. Polk Mary S. from Sam P. Robinson Juan from Esmeralda Roman DeVera from Charles Ruhin Justa from Tamas Santiago Betty from Eugene Spence April Leigh from George Frederick Sleb- bins Gail F. from Thomas L.

Toth. Jo Ann L. from Hassan F. Wagner Beverley F. from Millard B.

Wright BIRTHS Ml. Sinai Hospital July 30 REYES, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar, of 4300 SW 99th Ave. Girl.

4 lb. 4 OI. alean ana Brenoa Joyce bene, SW 82 Miami 01-02 Card of Thanks Alfredo Matias, 21, 1233 NW and Ana M. Vargas, 19, same address Willie James Weaver, 22, 423 NW 9 and Phyllis Jones, in nv Miami THB MIAMI NEWS ta pub-lished daily except Sunday at 1 Herald, Plaza, Miami, Fla. 33101.

News and Editorial 350-2941 Classified ads 350-2222 Circulation 374-6211 Subscription rates by carrier are 40 cents weekly. Sub-w criptions by mail are 45 cents weekly. Francisco J. Bailie, 13, 4227 NW I Miami, ana Line m. name, av, us- hnn rnril fiahlet WASHINGTON Defense Department police yesterday arrested 14 Vietnam protesters who were holding a memorial service for war dead outside the Pentagon.

Defense Department workers cheered when police es corted William Wendt, an Episcopalian church rector who led the service, and his followers to the U.S. marshal's office in nearby Alexandria, a Washington suburb. It was the fourth week of the protest; 22 arrests have been made. Joel Cook Stephens 19, 1130 NW 140 and Christine Ann icooeris, it, 18311 NW 39 Court N. say village, ineima Kitty Blackston, 47, 1134 71 Miami Beach Daniel Vacaro, 27, 1202 Saltedo, Coral Gables, and Margarita E.

Bordon, 30, 2924 Day Ave. Fred T. Zaviti, 28, 1790 W. 79 Hialeah, and Melba J. Scott, 27, 8110 W.

Adam D. Weems 27, Homestead afb, and Jeanne Bishop, 21, Miami Miguel R. Garay, 55, 1528 NW 1 and! enemies after Ted The New York Timet News Service MOSCOW Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's "right wing enemies" have started a "campaign of persecution" against him in the United States, a Soviet newspaper reported yesterday.

The campaign, according to an article in Komsomol-skaya Pravda, the paper of the Communist youth organization, was occasioned by the automobile accident earlier this month in which a woman accompanying the Massachusetts senator was killed. Second class mail privihTfesr i Maria L. Pagoaoa, 4, Wl aorBss Dill famify of At Lit UkanJ WrS. JsaJor, JCrp uiXi lo txpnst ih iLnii and appreciation, for aft lht ttiougftlfuf Jtmoiatralioni ef toyt an Jynpalfiy. WILFOLK, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy, of 4510 NW Antonio Fernandei, 30, 1371 NW and Obdulia Garcia, J. nv 18 Lane Road, Hiaiean 18th Ave. Girl, 4 lb. 10 oi.

Jackson Memorial Hospital July 28 Pedro M. Rivera, 22, 2147 NW 17 and Inflation doubles price of 'pot' Robert Leo Richardson, 34, 9700 Colonial Rosa Ester pareaes, 30. same aaaress Drive, and carol cneves nenr, 20111 NW 14 Ave. MILES, Mr. and Mrs.

Johnny, of 5X1 NW 24th Ct Miami. Girl, 4 ib. 12' at. HAMILTON, Mr. and Mrs.

Horace, of authorized at the post office, Miami, Fla. The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for publication of all the' local and foreign news published by the staff of this newspaper as well as all Associated Press dispatches. Glenn Woods, 20, 2532 NW Place, Ft. Donald W. Brown, 29, 2351 W.

Flagler and Kathleen Joyce Sigurdsen, 30, 45 Antilla, Coral Gables Robert A. Simms, 20, 771 NW 47 and Alice Maria Morant, 11, 1441 NW 41 Laucerdaie, and LUia tiara sen, v. 10335 NW 22nd Miami. Boy, i IB. 01.

Lige Furray, 53, 127 NW 65 and Ella Miami Roach, 40, 2180 NW li Miami Ronald G. Gann, 24, 14 W. 4S Place, Hi- aleah, and Rolando o. cnouinaro, ji, 101 Nl .11 St Miami SAN DIEGO Inflation has hit marijuana, doubling its price in a year. A dry period in northern Mexico's growing area may be the And it's "between crops." Agents operating through the San Ysidro Border Sta tion seized 40,000 pounds of marijuana in the 1967-68 fiscal year.

In the year that ended yesterday, they counted 20,000 pounds. A year ago, marijuana sold on the illicit market for about $75 a kilo, or 2.2 pounds. Now it's $150 or more. Ronald J. Entsminger, 40, 4141 SW 115 and Betty Ann Griffin, 39, same address William M.

Gordon, 22, 9704 NW 20 and Maria Srmpson, 21, same address Joseph Michael Burgess, 20, 1276 NE 144 N. Miami, and Shirley Ann Grills, Raul Elias Valleio, 24, 2127 NW 1 01-OT Funeral Directors 01-07 Funeral Directors and Soma Mercedes carcia, juvj Indian Creek Dr. Apt A4, Miami Beach James W. Bracewess, 24, 2010 NW 94 71. NE AVC, U1 and Lillie May Bastian, 31, V-w is Miami I Marshall Crosby Milne, 11, 2521 NW 131 and Debra Bartolucci, 14, 55 NW 41 Miami Jack Sherman, 55, 1175 NE 193 N.

Miami Beach, and Natalia Essey, 41, same address i Arthur Michael Neville, 13, 13000 SW 43 and Graciella Maria Sanchez, 17, 964 SE 3 Place, Hialeah John A. Anderson, 55, 2330 NW 155 Donald Alfred Dean, 23, 1882 NW 44 I Wives boycott, protest meat prices ana iinea Darnell Jonnson, la, I4jy 74 Miami i Christopher Burden, 19, 453 NW 7 and 10-year-old girl has baby boy Reuters Newt Servici WASHINGTON A 10-year-old girl has given birth to a five pound 10 ounce boy in suburban Alexandria Hospital. The mother and child are doing well. "There were no eomplica-tions in the delivery of the child," a hospital official said. Margaret Jackson, 17, 417 NW 7 Miami i FUNERAL HOMES Michael Sclafoni, 3, 11950 N.

Bayshore! Opa-tocka, ana rranKio wee neisun, same address Jose Castro, 44, 2950 S. Dixie Highway, and Sara Esquivel, 25, same address John Dala McElveen, 19, 22 E. 44 Hialeah, and Cheryl Anna Chance, IS, same address John James, 21. 142 NW 3 Court, and Ernestine Drayton, 17, same address Drive, and sylvianne M. Braddeck, 33.

7904 West Drive, Miami Beach Russians build ship to collect oil spill The Associated Press MOSCOW A Russian-built ship can collect up to seven tons of spilled petroleum from the sea surface in an hour, the Soviet news agency Tass says. The government plans to build several of the vessels to fight ocean pollution, Tass added. George Lewis, 52, 4600 Montgomery Drive, Miami, and Dorothy Marie Cook, 52. 11301 SW 58 Terr- Miami SUPERIOR SERVICE Since 1927 Bert Cribbs Laycock, 58, 2372 Mavfleld try, certainly not the growers. We're just tired of figures and percentages.

All we know is that meat is higher than we want to pay." two star add world 2-18it thailand wants 4 PORTLAND, Ore. A group of Portland housewives started a one-week meat boycott today. Mrs. Nancy Rawlinson, chairman of the protest of high prices, said: "We are not singling out any phase of the meat indus- 6 Road, Cleveland, Ohio, and Derothyi Elubeth Dignan, 58. same address DIVORCES GRANTED Hazel E.

from Alfred H. Allen Lavha i. from Hubert Arenson Dale G. Jacobs, 21, 13M NW 5 Court.1 13th and Flagter 373-06S6 60th and Bird Road 667-8801 ana Lena j. Lnenoro.

2t, 14U1 I Court, N. Miami Ollie from Susie Allen Castelow Ruth M. from Tllten L. Chester Cherf from Russell Corn Hum J. DeCristeforo.

21. 917 SW 9 and Anabet M. Castro, 30,3434 SW I Armando from Olga Cuesta 1.