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July 3, 1972 2-A THE MIAMI NEWS TEMPERATURES NATIONAL ted! Local, State, iMiVa. Ikies pcy 100 (BdW mrrnnnnn mnnrrr. am National, International cy ai II II I ILi iuiyjiuj mora Heart Fund drive sets record cy pcy cy ty cy pcy pcy cy cy cy cy MIAMI FORECAST Generally fair through tomorrow. High today near 90. Low tonight upper 70s.

Southeast winds 10 to IS miles per hour. Probability of shower tonight or tomorrow morning 30 percent. Truman hospitalized with stomach pains Robbie, owner of the Miami Dolphins pro football team, said the success of the campaign, which wound, up Friday, will permit expansion of the association's program to prevent heart attacks and strokes, by early detection of high risk in Individuals. The drive to aid Dade's Heart Fund raised a record $350,000 this year. Joe Rob-bie, chairman of the drive sponsored by the Heart Association of Greater Miami, said the total was $94,523 over last year's.

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Truman's doctor, Dr. Wallace Graham, said the former President had a "lower gastrointestinal problem related to his previous admission and to check his status with his condition when he was hospitalized in February, 1971." KANSAS CITY Former President Harry Truman, 88, was reported in good condition in Kansas City's Research Hospital and Medical Center last night after being admitted for treatment of an intestinal problem. Truman was taken to a hospital late last week for X-rays after a fall at his home in Independence, Mo. no that a portable two-way radio was stolen from his rented auto, over the weekend, while the car was parked at the Carillon Hotel, Collins Avenue and 69th Street. The first theft related to the coming political conventions has been reported to Miami Beach police.

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BOATING FORECAST Atlantic coastal waters from Cape Kennedy southward through the Florida Straits including the Western Bahamas: Winds will be east and southeast 10 to occasionally 15 knots with seas 2 feet. Gulf coastal waters from Cedar Key to Florida Bay: Winds will be variable 10 knots becoming onshore occasionally 15 knots during afternoon. Seas 2 feet Winds and seas higher near widely scattered afternoon thundershowers. Inland waters along the Southeast Florida Coast from Lake Worth southward through Biscayne and Florida bays: Winds will be east and southeast 10 to occasionally 15 knots with a light chop on waters. TIDES It.

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.52 Total pracip. Sines First of Yr. KM 10.22 Excess Sines First ot Yr refused to pay, it was reported. Because the tax is not included with the airline's quoted ticket price, terminal workers have to collect it separately. Many consumers are filling out tax-refusal forms, Moak said.

But he said the tax rebels were "in violation of the law" and said the city would take steps to collect the fee. PHILADELPHIA City officials here yesterday faced a widening passenger rebellion against a $2 airport tax and vowed to come up with a tough new plan today to collect the unpopular 2-day-old fee. On Saturday, the first day of the levy on incoming and outgoing passengers, as many as 30 per cent of the passengers on some airlines GREATER MIAMI SI 77 55 57 75 12 44 44 57 72 70 II 51 75 44 7t 43 41 41 II dnl 1 am 2 am noon 1 am 1 am cy mdnt pcy I mdnt cy mdnt 1 am cy 3 am pcy I am 1 am cy I am 1 am pcy am pcy 1 am clO am 2 am am Amsterdam Athens Auckland Berlin Cairo Dublin Hong Kong Lisbon London Madrid Moscow New Delhi Paris Peking Rome Saigon Stockholm Sydney Tel Aviv Tokyo Boating accident kills mom, daughter Prtc. to It 3 2 Coral Gablas Airport Baytront Park Miami Beach N. Miami Beech South Miami Chicago gang leader is killed FLORIDA Prac.

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B. Hiton said. DEFUNIAK SPRINGS The bodies of a mother and daughter who drowned when their fishing boat capsized were found yesterday along with two other family members rescued while clinging to the underside of a bridge. Connie Law Mitchell, 21 and her adoptive mother, Bertha Burket, both of Samson, drowned when an attempt to pull up an anchor tipped over their boat in TODAY TOM ROW High Low High Low Miami Harbor Entrance Miami Beach Miami City Yacht Basin 7lh St, Causeway Ceoe Florida (West Side) Ragged Keys (Biscayne Bay) Angelfish Key (Biscayne Bay) M4p Pumpkin Key (Card Sound) Fort Laudnrdal (Bahit Mar) Fort Lauderdale (Andrews Ave. Br) Port Everglades (Jetties) Hillsboro Inlet Fowey Rocks Light 2: Ha Garden Cove (Key Larap) 2:38 Tavernier Lung Key (West End) Sombrero Key Light Marathon (North Side) flahla Honda Bridge Boca Chlca Channel 1:1 7p Key West Marquesas Keys 1:1 to Garden Key (Dry Tortuias) Looser neea Key (Dry Torlugau eration of street gangs.

Police said the shootings apparently resulted from a disagreement about a narcotics transaction. The gang leader killed was William Troop, also known as William Throop, about 25, who was acquitted almost a year ago in the sniper slaying of a Chicago policeman. Troop died in a hospital of bullet wounds in the head. CHICAGO Three persons were killed and two wounded yesterday in what police homicide investigators believe was the execution of a street gang leader. Two of the dead and one of the wounded men, police said, were believed to have been members of the Main 21, the ruling body of the Black Stone Nation, a fed SOUTH AMERICA Skits Tim Ttmp cv I am 41 I Prtc.

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Reagan will visit Copenhagen, Brussels, Paris, Madrid, Rome, London and Dublin. He, his wife and 14-year-old son are traveling by presidential jet. LOS ANGELES Gov. Ronald Reagan left yesterday on a 19-day goodwill tour of seven European capitals. Before his plane left, he told newsmen he hoped his discussions on behalf of President Nixon with foreign leaders would produce better TALLAHASSEE Deciding not to wait for a national health insurance program, a Florida House committee is planning to introduce legislation that would establish a state health insurance plan to cover all wage earners.

"I've asked my committee staff to develop a health care plan that would call for required coverage of all work ers," said Rep. Richard Hodes, (D-Tampa), chairman of the House Health and Rehabilitative Services Committee, Hodes said the plan should be ready for action by the 1973 Legislature. "Then we may have to find ways of addressing ourselves to health insurance for the unemployed and self-employed as well," he added. "it' I i "ill 4 Birch Society office bombed Julie and David reunite Tornado, hail, thunderstorms Some violent thunderstorms were developing in warm and humid air flowing from the South Atlantic states to the Mississippi Valley and Southern Plains when this satellite photo was taken at 4:14 p.m yesterday. A tornado touched down in open country near Topeka, and funnel clouds were reported in Illinois, Indiana, Missouri and Arkansas.

The warm air met up with a cold front and the results included 'hailstorms in parts of Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma. Florida was mostly sunny. A heat wave was entrenched in the Southwest ATS-3 Satellite Photo from NOAA's National Hurrlcan Center filled glass bottle were found inside the building. D. H.

Whigham of the arson squad said a gallon glass jug filled with gasoline was tossed into the building after a front window was broken. HOUSTON A firebomb was thrown through the window of the John Birch Society headquarters early yesterday, arson investigators said. Firemen quickly put out the blaze, the investigators said. Portions of a gasoline- ship has been on maneuvers for several weeks. The young Eisenhowers have no plans to join Julie's parents; President and Mrs.

Nixon, in San CJemente, where the President and his wife are relaxing during a two-week vacation, the White House said. JACKSONVILLE Julie Nixon Eisenhower flew from Washington to her home here yesterday for a reunion with her husband, Navy Ensign David Eisenhower. Eisenhower returned to Mayport Naval Station last night aboard the guided missile frigate USS Albany. The Boyle may seek re-election Orchard slayings trial date set the union's 24-member board of directors had endorsed his candidacy by acclamation at a meeting here Thursday night. Boyle was sentenced to five years in prison and fined $130,000 after his conviction of illegally donating union funds to political candidates, including Democrat Hubert H.

Humphrey in his unsuccessful run for president in 1968. YUBA CITY, Calif. The murder trial of Juan Corona, Yuba City farm-labor contractor accused in the slaying of 25 farm workers, will open Sept. 5 in Fairfield, Calif. Sutter County Superior Court Judge Richard Patton ruled on the location after NEW YORK W.

A. (Tony) Boyle, 64, convicted of violating the Corrupt Practices Act and sentenced to five years in prison, will seek re-election as president of the independent United Mine Workers of America at a special election in December, an aide says. He said Boyle, who is appealing his conviction, had offered to step down but that hearing two days of testimony on whether Corona could receive a fair trial in either Sacramento or Stockton. The trial was ordered moved from Sutter County, scene of the 1971 murders, by the Third District Court of Appeal. mm U.S., Yemen re-establish ties 7 Bankruptcies, Crime, Meetings MARRIAGE LICENSES BEIRUT Yemen has resumed full dipomatic relations with the United States.

The resumption was announced yesterday shortly before U.S. Secretary of State William Rogers ended a brief visit to Sanaa, the Yemeni capital, and headed for the Persian Gulf state of Bahrain. Rogers called on Qadhi Abdel Rahman Iryani, chairman of the president council, and handed him a personal message from President Nixon. The spokesmen declined to reveal the contents of the message, but said Iryani "warmly received" Rogers. ISr illlf Chess tournament gets 48-hour delay Sarah Louis from Bowen A.

Dunn George from Lillian Evans Judith Mae from Robert M. Flanders George from Margery Floyd Hubertina Josephine Maria from Johan- nus Henry Franssen Orlando from Marta Maria Garcia Annie Pearl from Maxwell Don Garrett Manuel E. from Ibis Gonzalez Sonia from Pedro Gonzales Caroly H. from Ira Green Barry from Phyllis Gould John J. from Ethel Grif'in Kathleen Andrea from Kenneth Edward Jones Maria Cristina from Edmund W.

King Julia from Eddie Kinsey James Edward from Janie Sue Kruer Verlaina from Peggy Laguerre Faye from Max Litwin Maria from Jorg Llama Mario C. from Xiomare B. Ltpez Janice Dynes from Arthur Francis Love Ernest from Dorothy Mcintosh Miami Deaths Rile E. from Harold R. Marian Eugenio Rolando from Jean Moleski Martinez Marl Repose until 4 p.m.

today. Lanler-Jos-berger-Lithgow Flagler Funeral Home. PRICE, Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Price, ol 1141 NW 191st St.

RASPHAK, Frank, 71, 111 NE Hth St. Service In Flushing Long Island, N.Y., Klng-Wixsom-Lithgow Funeral Home. RISSER, Louis 17, 130 NE list St. Repose 1- o.m. tomorrow end until service lime a.m.

Wednesday, Van Orsdel Coral Gables Chapel. SCHORR, Frieda 74, 14519 Memorial Highway, aervices I p.m. Van Orsdel SHIELDS, Ruth, 41, of IM IW First Hialeah. ILADEV, Antoinette, 49, 44 1047 NE 132nd St. services II a.m.

tomorrow, Bennett and Ulm Chapel. TROBAUGH, Eugen 77, of Till SW 2nd St. Services 1 p.m. Wednesday, Marsican Funeral Horn. VOISINET, Gloria $., 74, ISM NE 41st St.

Services at Weonsocket, R.I., Van Orsdel Hialeah-Miaml Springs Chapel. Anerican challenger failed to show up by noon tomorrow he would risk forfeiting his chance at the title. Fischer and Spassky have agreed to split a $125,000 purse, with the winner taking five-eights, and are also to each get 30 per cent of the sale of film and television rights. But Fischer is seeking an additional 30 per cent of the gate receipts, and his representatives have been negotiating this point with sponsors of the match, the Icelandic Chess Federation. REYKJAVIK, Iceland The International Chess Federation postponed the start of the Bobby Fischer-Boris Spassky world championship series until tomorrow after Fischer failed to arrive in Iceland over the weekend.

The American champion was believed still in New York. Fischer's 24-game match with the Russian world's champion was to have begun yesterday, and the president of the world federation, Dr. Max Euwe, announced if the M. s. from W.

E. Meads, Jr. Nivia from Francisco Medina Helen from Charlie N. Meeks Lynn K. from Robert A.

Mericle, Sr. Sofia from Jos Mesa Virginia J. from Leonard S. Monro Ir. Harold from Colleen Mulet Brad Thomas from ue Mauser Nolan Milagros from Jos Palmar Mercedes Maseda from Domenico Par-rotta John from Constance G.

Risk Vivian Pauline Irom Curtis W. Rockhill Olelia from Eduard Rodriguez Denis from Francis X. Ronan Karen Leig from Dale strothman Dale Dielerich tram Floyd M. Summer-sill Frances E. from John C.

Thompson Velm from Marvin Webb Wilier D. from John Weekley Jr. Ernestine from Charles Williams, Eugene Ted from Karlene Marion Wish Ethel Ma from Isaac Womack. ARONOVITZ, Joan, 41, of la Nl 117th AZQUIERDO, Placldo 71, 111 Second St. DAVIS, Mary Margaret, 15, of 1400 NW list St.

Services a.m. Wednesday, Carl F. Slad Palm Springs-Miami Lakes Chapel. GROSSMAN, Hyman 44, of 1400 NE 124th St. FAY, Wilma, II, of 1900 NE 111th North Miami.

Services II a.m. Wednesday, Miami Shores Community Church. lth M' NW m. Wednesday, Lithgow Carol City Chapel. LOPEZ, Estele of 4410 SW 10th St.

Services I o.m. Wednesday, Lani-r-Josbrer-Llthgow Flagler Funeral Home. LORENTKON, Thma 44, of Wtl Caribbean Blvd. MELENOEZ, Paulino, tj, 19155 rti. eral Highway.

MILLER, 7, Ml Collins Miami Beach. Services In Providence, R.I. Blasber Funeral Chanel. MOORE, Lovick II, of 7M NW 9(th St. Services 7:10 o.m..

Van Orsdel Gratlgny Rd. Chapel. MkEL. ne, 14, of tiu Lisbon Coral Gables. OROZCO, Zoila i of 411 SW Ninth POSA, Victoria, 7, of 1710 SW Uth St.

Garry L. Johnson, 1601 NW 103rd Miami, Marcia L. Derringer, 4541 NW 5th Miami Michael R. Jones, 11400 NE 10th Biscayne Park, Deborah A. Hernandez, 1710 NW 124th Miami Norman D.

Kubler, 960 NW 203rd Miami, Jan E. Friedewald, 20231 NW 4th Miami Moises A. Lucena, Noraydi Ventura, 441 53rd Hialeah Humbarto Martinez, 282 Ith Hialeah, Gertrudis O. Martinez, 951 20th Hialeah George R. McAmis, 135 Ocean Miami Beach, Madlyn M.

VanGorder, 460 49th Hialeah Arthur L. MOrtis, 5725 NW 10th Miami, Nona B. Keena, 571 NW 30th Miami DISSOLUTIONS OF MARRIAGE Bertha S. from Melvin Alston Carolyn C. from James H.

Blltch Ralph E. from Helen E. Caravella Rosemarit M. from Robert S. Castleberry Hedy from Douglas Crucet Maooric from Carmen Damian Julia from Ezekial Davis Vertia Ma from Thomas Evans Ethel M.

from Larry R. Ewan Julia from Hortenci Fernandez Alida from Beniamin Ferreiro Donald Jack from Elvira J. Gates Joan from Stanley Goldberg William Howard from Mavis Harcourt James William from Carol Harper Naomi A. from Sidney Helper Louis from Gift Schulz Higueras Busso-line Carol A. from John R.

Hughes, Jr. Israel from Elsie Jacobs Mara Urbin from Emilio Juncosa Fred L. from Annabella V. Kaplan Betty Jean from Mahlon Gene Kaufman Judi Marl from Donald Clarence King James H. from Colleen McCormick Beverly A.

from Joseph A. Martin Clarissa F. from Wilfred Morales Ramon Albert from Vicky Franklin Moreno Linda Sue from Donald N. Murray Dorothy J. from Armas U.

Nekton Frank from Barbara Patrick Jimmy Su from Clarlie Phillips Karen from Steven D. Powell Joseph from Cuba Ruth Ramirez Susan L. from Robert P. Renard James David from Carolyn Campbell Roach Codrelia from Larry W. Skelry Mono Mary from Marvin Smith Madell from Robert Spann Mary E.

from George Stiliwell Mirtha Julia from Juan Suarez Maida from Enrioju Torres Devotia from Willie Tyr Doris E. from Anthony Veretils Paulina from Sylvester Williams, Jr. Juanita Ernestine Deerint from Brian WolH Magaly from Esteban W. Yarns Barber B. from Paul V.

Arbogatt Marie from Nathan M. Beusch Artoinette from Frank L. Benemerito Jose Milian, 13410 SW 10th Miami, Maria P. Chavez, 240 Arbida Pkwy, Coral Gables. Joseph P.

Mora, 2941 NW 151st Opa-locka, Maria T. Mora, 3031 NW 94th Miami Tommy W. Napier, Margarita J. Jaimez, 211 NE 31st Miami Francisco J. Navarrete, 1015 NW 24th Miami, Maria C.

Hernandez, 324 E. 33rd Hiaieah Joseph A. Nizza, 920 NW 131th Miami, Maria T. Kretschman, 920 NW 138th Miami Rafael E. Padierne, 3470 SW 9th Miami, Mercedes C.

Miranda, 8535 NW 31st Miami Bernardo Perez, 1229 NW 12th Miami, Ricardina A. Gonzalez, 2091' i NW 7th Miami David C. Phillips, Hollywood, Virginia R. Beach, 100 NE 185th North Miami Beach Robert D. Picard, 4590 SW 47th Miami, Helen Shanley, 10472 SW 77th Miami Anthony Recio, 334 NW 110th Miami, Rebecca M.

Carballo, 140 SW 52nd Miami Ricardo Roias, Colombia, Sharon A. Floras, Colombia Navii Saikaly, 4954 Collins Mieml Beach, Betty L. Inch, 9024 Collins Miami Beach James N. Simmons, 1045 Palm Hialeah, Carrie V. Hormilla, 890 E.

10 Hialeah Duane L. Tolliver, 4040 NW 196th Opa-locka, Donna M. Ottenberg, 2940 NW H6th Opa-locka David W. Toorks, 775 NE 12frth Miami, Karen L. Lewis, 1130 NE 113th Miami Roberto Carreras, 2915 SW 21st Miami, Bertha Telra, 1253 La Mancha Coral Gables Stephen Chaykovsky, 3821 NW Miami, Elaine L.

Young, 3251 NW 18th Miami Miiford J. Chubb, 14320 NW 2nd Miami, Magaly M. Sabates, 2921 NW 189th Opa-locka Beniamin Cohen, 1945 I. Ocean Dr Hallandalt, Ferne Schwartz, 100 Kings Point North Miami Beach Wilton E. Cox 741 53rd Hialeah, Laura J.

Beckwith, 5941 2nd Hialeah tsmael Delgado, 2451 12th Ave Miami, Maria O. Gonzalez, 2132 SW Ird Miami Willi J. Downing, Ga Gait Bur- meister, 7749 N. Kendall Miami Charles Epps, 10401 NW 17th Ave Miami, Andrea P. Sirota, lOtOl NW 17th Miami Ossi B.

Francis, 1251 NW JMlh Ter Miami, Mary L. Waller, 3341 NW 211th Miami Cart A. Friedman, 100 Kings Point Dr, Nirth Miami Beach, Ruth Friedman, 100 Kings Point North Miami Beach Samir S. Ghazal, 1400 NW 173rd Ter, Ona-iocka, Paula Buckley, mt NW Ith CI Miami John L. Hailing, 9208 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, Salwa urbane, 4M Sunset Halltndaie Felice E.

Herrera, 571 34th Hialeah, Mercedes Lopez, Dominica Rep. Roland Herrera, 5010 SW 4th si Miami, Sonia A. Radriguez, Mil Sw 4th Miami Michael J. HelzH 4000 SW TOTti St Miami, Carmen E. Galindo 3359 NW 37th Miami Manuel A.

tgnaci. 1951 SW 12th Ave Miami, Grace F. Hetteflbaugh, SW 12th Miami 1 Lersy Jackson, 2295 NW 4tti st Miami, Margaret R. Jonas, 4525 NW Uth Miami Sallm Akhtar, 1751 NW 15th Miami, Dixit C. Dumas, 1450 49 Hiale-ah Ramon Arroyo, 130 NE 13rd Miami, Carmen I.

Garcia, 551 NW 34th Miami Randy C. Baxter, 1255 NW ttth Miami, Renee L. Curylo, 1319 NW 100th Miami Alphonto R. Bodit, 1440 NW 5th Miami, Betty S. Martin, 4910 NW 2nd Miami Jon J.

Brtddo, 501 NE 35th Miami, Mariia I. Daukantas, 740-2nd Miami Beach Luis $. Brill, 114 Miami Beach, Sara Sadovnik, 4141 Nautilus Miami Beach James K. Castleberry, 4371 NW 101st Opa-locka, Roxanne Barton, 3770 NW 178th Opa-locka Bobby D. Deal, 2190 NW 95th Miami, Trudy A.

Johnson, 12301 NW 21 st Miami Thomas W. Detenfelder, 9041 SW 15th Miami, Rebeca E. Da Garia, Mexico Guillermo A. La Portllla, 154 4th Miami, Mercedes Remis, 5820 NE lib Fort Lauderdale. Alex J.

Elmore, 304 NW 4th Miami, Patricia I. Doner, 11451 NW 37th Miami Mitual Fernandez, 1157 NW 32nd Miami, Maria T. Lizana, 1157 NW 32nd Miami Frederic H. Fladenmuller, France, Victoria M. Rivera, 4110 SW 44th Miami Armando Galban, 3490 SW Sth Miami, Loyda Hernandez, 1490 SW Sth Miami Thomas S- Groome, 7230 SW 4th Miami, Carol J.

Park, 11011 SW 41st St. Miami Edward Harellk, 11177 N. Kendall Miami, Lena J. Ryan, 1020 NW 198th Miami Karl Hershman, 1141 I. Ocean Hal- landale, Susan Da La Chaviano, 140 NE 49th SU Miami John T.

Harper, 2001 SW 11th Miami, Martha Harper, 20001 SW 112th Miami Carlos M. Hernandez, 1521 NW Ird Miami, Ana Godines, 4 Antilla, Coral Gables. Emmit Jackson, 53 NE lith Miami, Ouirina Francisco, 53 NE Hth Miami Thomas P. Johnston 11971 SW 35th Miami, Cheryl A. Hoffman, 3430 SW 123rd Ct.

Serges S. Joseph, 12501 NE 13th Miami, Judith B. Moretti, 12125 W. Dix. Hwy, Miami Ross J.

Lawrence, 111 NE 179th North Miami Beach, Antal Ortega, 1500 SW 15th Miami Regeri Lemes Da Silva, Brazil, Maria Vleira, 1510 SW 23rd Miami Jeffrey M. Lefkowitz. 133 W. 44th Miami Beach, Barbara Prltchard, 1229 Placetas Coral Gabies Albert U. Lnuori, Esther Bryan, Mass.

Leonard Looez, SJTt NW 4th Miami, Maria E. Escobar, 1171 NW 4th Miami Victor T. Lucas 100 15th Hla- leah, Suehanna J. Richmond, 1325 Hialeah Juan J. Magdalene, 1211 SW 17th Miami, Mara U.

Juncosa, 1111 SW 72nd Miami Gilbert R. Mayer 1134 Hard Coral Gabies, Jenk Boas, 1134 Hardee Coral GadB. Jes M. Mendana, 125 Ntf 17th Ct Mieml, Maria B. Rodriguez.

1421 NW 4th Miami WIGGINS, Mabel It, Nit SW 47J JIlH at. BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS THE MIAMI NEWS it published Gandhi, Bhutto sign agreement daily txettX Siitky at 1 Herald Deaths CUewhrre Charles Robert Walker, 14 t. Carol Parkway, Margate, entertainer, voluntary. Mederith Walker, formerly known as Mederith Treadway, 14 Carol Parkway, Margate, housewile, voluntary. Ivan D.

Vidal, itoi NW 4th St Miami, investigator, voluntary. Henry William Patterson, 941 Ooa Lock Miami, laooror, voluntary. Mary Ann Patterson, 944 Opa-locka, Miami, housewile, voluntary. SIMLA, India India and Pakistan have pledged to work for a durable peace on the subcontinent and said the leaders of both nations would meet again to continue a dialogue aimed at ending 25 years of conflict and The pledge came in a six-point agreement signed here early today after five days of hard bargaining at summit talks between Indian Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi and Pakistan President Zulfi-kar Ali Bhutto.

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Although lie retired to Avignon fiv years ago, Mr. Latapi was still active last year in arrangin an enhibition of his worts at the Palace of the Popes as part of the Avignon Festival. Mt TUCKAHOE, Y. Roy Crtves Jr- 4. manager of special research services tar the American Broadcasting Company network, died Thursday at the Lawrence Hospital Bronnville.

Mr. Graves, a graduate of Howard University, ioird the network in Its. ratings-service analyst. He was Mmod swervner of special protects tor the research section 19.S and became 1 ditnto measurements president of the internet wnei banking division ad the Moreen Cuar.nly Trust Company, died Thursday at to heme here. miami news.

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TOMORROW BELFAST Seven men were killed in Belfast during a violence-ridden weekend that threatened the flimsy ceasefire in Northern Ireland ana 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 trafle-marks of he Irish Republican Army's execution squads. See end (I a ail pr1vUf au-thoruod at the pt me, Miami, Fla. TP Aaeexiated Pree la tntltltd exclusively to the for publication of all the leeaJ aad (or if aews published by iht tsaiT of thai ews paper wall a all Associated Press dispatch. Steven (rem Baroare oroooar Dean W.

from Janirg Broueh Barbara from Richard Brow Lucill from Ru'us Brown Sue vtreine from Mr lee Herbert FlwenceV. from Harold P. Campbefl Gilda from Jul B. Chavez Hose Geebl from Rbert Barton Ceck- Salvaten from Bellizzl Mariana) Demar- VinUnttt from Robert Do Roberts, Jr. Retulaafr scheduled council and cam mission aVeefinos Kavt been cancelled due to liMteoendenc dan check oubiK meeting daily lor the m1 Khtduted meetings..