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July 1972, 5 SPRINGFIELD (Mo.) LEADER-PRESS Pakistan From Front Page Briefly From Front Page Hijack From Front Page close associate of Nixon's, xjaid Nhan Dan, and -Mrs. Mitchell has lately "strongly de-" nounced to the American public the dirty tricks of Nixon and his Republican Dartv in surprised Indian negotiators with an almost indifferent attitude toward them. Bhutto flew home today but was delayed for more than an hour by thick fog and a drizzle. Before climbing into an Indian army Bhutto turned to Mrs. Gandhi and said, "Thank you for everything." She appeared more relaxed than at any previous public appeat ante during the summit meeting.

Until Sunday, Bhutto and Mrs. Gindhi had met for a total of less than five hours, and Bhutto told a news conference, "I wouldn't say things have gone all the disgusting machinations of the Republican bosses. The so-called 'family tea-sons' are in reality political reasons of the Republican party. In any case, this suffices to expope the odious nature of Nixon and his clan in the current election campaign in the United States." smoothly." Then he and Mrs. Gandhi met before dinner at the house where he made his headquarters and talked for two hours.

After dinner they walked in the chill air of the Himalayan foothills, then were closeted with top aides. Meanwhile, other aides worked engrafts of the agreement at a billiard table in an adjacent room, and 30 minutes before the televised signing ceremony typists began preparing the final documents. occupied 53 square miles. The agreement said the troops withdrawals would take place within 30 days after ratification by both governments. Radio Pakistan announced that the Pakistani National Assembly would meet July 10 to ratify the agreement.

Under the Indian constitution, parliamentary ratification is not necessary. India and Pakistan have ac- of repatriation of prisoners, of lyar and civilian internees, a final settlement of Jammu and Kashmir and the resumption of diplomatic relations." Excluding Kashmir, India during the December war 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 the troops will remain in position, India took 480 square miles and Pakistan the election campaign. "Mitchell' resignation as campaign manager proves that Nixon is greatly afraid that Mrs. Martha would unveil Frenth, German Lenders Huddle Lcused each other of frequent package and there was no indication whether they could have exploded.

But the airline described them as harmless "egg-shaped objects" wrapped in aluminum foil. The hijacking attempt began after the jumbo jet, flight 841, left Manila on the last leg of its San Francisco-to-Saigon flight. Binh, who had boarded In Honolulu, grabbed stewardess May Yuen. 23, a Hong Kong Chinese, as a hostage and sent two notes to the control cabin demanding that the plane be diverted to Hanoi. The hijacker, in the rear pas-s compartment, also talked with the pilot, Capt.

Gene Vaughn, 53. of Scottsdale, over the intercom. "I am doing this for revenge," Vaughn said he told him. "Your bombers are maiming and killing our people of the Democratic Republic of 'North Vietnam. You are going to fly me to Hanoi and this airplane will be S'ONN'.

BONN'. Germanv fAP) violations ye cease-lire in Kashmir and along the demarcation line in the Indian states Army of Rajasthan, Gujarat and Pun-; jab. In many places the troops rence to the charter of the United Nation several including a pledge to refrain from the threat or use of force. Rut. the bilateral settlement clause was considered a victory for the Indian position that the United Nations fias no legal basis for being in Kashmir as an observer because tho December war altered the original 1949 cease-fire line.

The pact is the second renunciation of force between the countries in six years. After their September 1965 war over Kashmir, they agreed in January 1966 at Tashkent, in the Soviet Union, not to ue force again. That agreement finally dissolved in December. Agreeing to renounce force apparently was another! victory for India, because a few hours before he signed the agreement Bhutto told newsmen he disliked the term "no-war pact" which India had called for. Mrs.

Gandhi abandoned a basic stand she made for months. She had contended that India must have an over-all settlement, starting with Kashmir, before going on to less emotional issues. Bhulln, who said news conference Sunday that Kashmir remained the basic differ' ence between the two, had preferred a piecemeal approach, leaving Kashmir for. settlement after relations -improve, a -bit. Apparently Bhutto doesn't think Pakistani public opinion is ready for the'eoncessions he will have to make.

Sources close to the negotiations said India had planned to use the prisoners ofrar-as bargaining levers, but Pakistan had certain outlook for steps toward European monetary tin. ity in the wake of Britain's decision to float the pound, Bonn sources said. In separate meetings their foreign ministers discussed the summit and preparations for a European security conference, while the two nation's finance ministers went Into details on monetary policy. are bivouacked within sight of each other. President Georges Pompidou and Chancellor Willy Brandt conferred four hours today amid West German optimism the two leaders can reconcile differences threatening postponement of a Common Market summit in October.

The (French leader and Brandt discussed the planned 10 nation summit and the un 1 lUn KHKI I) ilAI I. The agreement pledged adhe-. about the Army, Ft. Benning, helicopters or Opa-Locka air Lon Nol Administers Oicn Oath From Front Page vention's opening. Four years ago, the Army flew 6,000 soldiers from Texas, Oklahoma and Colorado to the Chicago area on the eve of the Democratic convention.

But these troops were not used on the streets when fighting erupted between antiwar demonstrators and Chicago police. At least 58 crewmen and their 11 UH1 helicopters were flown into the Miami area from Ft. Benning, over the weekend apparently as part of the destroyed when we get there." Vauchn kent uo the rnnvoraa- lion, telling the hijacker the jet port. But Army aviators -sunglasses were much in evidence at the motel pool along with olive-drab Vietnam-issue watches. 'Motel registrations for the crewmen gave their occupation as S.

Army" and their hometown as Columbus, Ga where Ft. Benning is located. A military policeman guard wouia nave to be refueled and contact made with North Viet- ported that fighting was rag; fng on a hill 18 miles south of the capital. The marshal swore himself in for the next five years at a ceremony in an open air gal-fcryof the modernistic Palace built by in order to cross the demi SHOP JULY 4TH 10 AM to 5 Pi litarized zone. Meanwhile the first officer landed the jet at Saigon's Tan Son Nhut aimnrt PHNOM PENH (AP) -Marshal Lon Nol administered himself the oath as the Cambodian republic's first elected president today and pledged to devote "all my strength and all of my soul" to serve his war-ravaged nation.

Lon Nol is still partially paralyzed from a stroke 1 suffered 17 months ago. As he spoke, gunfire could be heard in the distance. The Cambodian high command re ing the helicopters said he didn't Army's preparation for possible where 4 was ringed by-troops' PrinfF "Trt'rOxlorri SihanoukT' ana ambulances. Cambodia's onetime head of Kioto uzhn li .1 ri. nn intn Vaughn went to the rear com partment where the hijacker Ua in Polrincf in Vturfh 1Q70 hu told him to halt and arirlwt Lon Nol and his associates.

At BATTLEFIELD MALL You have deceived me." Vaughn said he asked to come iY.Y. GOP Leaders Give Up Seats closer because 'the language problem made it difficult to un derstand the Vietnamese. know where they were from but he was wearing a "Follow Me" shoulder patch from the U. S. Army Infantry School at Ft.

Benning. The Army declined comment on the mission of the Hueys, the main utility-transport helicopter used in Vietnam. Two are medical evacuation helicopters marked with red crosses. The other nine are "slicks," or troop transport helicopters. The "slicks" could be used to airlift troops into trouble areas, or they could be used as "command and control" aircraft to watch over demonstrations and coordinate the activities of police and troops.

"This seemed to disarm him entail and' I saw mv deployment of troops to Miami Beach during the Democratic convention. While their 'copters baked in the 90 degree sun on a ramp at nearby Opa-locka, airport Sunday, the young pilots sipped cold beers and lounged around their motel pool. Neither the Pentagon nor the Army admit that the helicop-t all marked "U.S. Army" and crews are there. However, military sources said privately the choppers had been flown in from Benning.

When the choppers first arrived. Army crewmen working on them were wearing bellbot-toms and golf shirts. Sunday, some of the pilots were playing golf, others lounging by their motel pool. They said they knew nothing suHounn? FUSTW, LONGER LASTING RELIEF WtTH chance;" the pilot said. I jumped him.

I erahhed ftu OFF arm that was holding the bomb and it flew onto the floor. I spun FDILLE NEW YORK (AP) Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, New York's two Republican senators and four other top GOP figures will give up their dele-gate-at-large seats at the party's national convention sot more women, youths anirfif-nority group members ca be represented. The New-York Times reports.

According to the report, the politicians will attend the August convention in Miami Beach as "honorary delegates'with access to delega tion meetings and the convention hall, but without access to the floor or the right to vote on nominations and the platform. Beside Rockefeller, those the paper said arctepping aside are Senniicob K. Ja-vits and James L. Buckley, Lt. Gov.

Malcolm Wilson, Ally. Louis J. Lefkowitz, retiring State Senate Majority Leader Earl 4V. Brydges, and Republican national com-mittecman George Hinnan. him around and got an arm lork on him.

He was with a ctopi sunburn pA'd Kmie in his other band but all it NO MinM MttttftQ ON ALL REGULAR PRICED MERCHANDISE 5fo got was a bit of mv humrirv i on. Special oils donl had incredible strength. I could evaporate, panel's sin tor mor t-rtt-no Mi iel. Prompt use feel his neck collapsing under my arm. Two Dasserieers mad There arc 62 state parks in Florida which have a total area of 155.390 acres.

flying tackles and we all went down on the floor." Nixon 'Oi the Co' Most of Time Vaughn said he manawrf tr, move his body awav from the Vietnamese while keeping the arm lock on him and shooter! in an unidentified armed passen ger "kiii uie son of a bitch." Five shots were fired fnur hit. GL's' lO'Tj'H A YEAR ivv ting Binh in the chest. Vaughn said a few mini. toe later be couldn't stand th sioht SAN CLEME.NTE, Capif. (AP Halfway through this election year, President Nixon has spent about two-thirds of his time away from the White House, where his lease is up for grabs.

During the first six months of 1972, Nixon spent all or part of 121 days away from Washington. There were 182 days during the half year. The chief executive, who flew here Saturday for a stay of about two weeks, has adopted Aspen Lodge at the Camp David, Navy-Marine base as his favorite re treat. Nixon spent all or part of 53 days there during the six months. Runner-up in presidential favor was the Nixon home at Key Biscayne, Fla.

He spent all or part of 53 days there or at the Bahamian island of Grand Cay, commuting distance away by helicopter. Ironically, Nixon has spent the least time at his oceansirie mansion here, his voting residence in a state important to his bid for a second term. The President's current stay is his first since he was in California for six days in January. SHOP TUESDAY. JULY 4TH, 10 A.M.-5 P.M.

of the dead hijacker in his plane and he Ditched the hlrwlioH body "just like a football" to th concrete taxiway below. THE PICK OF TODAY'S HIT STEREO ALBUMS Authorities withheld the name of the passeneer who hnt Rinh but another traveler said he was' a former policeman from Richmond, Calif. Cnminp tn Sairmn ncn to work for an American firm. Fischer, Chess Board Stalemate The pilot said the man had checked his ..357 Magnum pistol with him when he boarded the plane and that before confronting the hiiacker I) he re. 1 i 1 If pfT.l turned it and asked jHSeman to I -I 1 REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) The world chess championship was threatened with collapse today 24 hours before Bobby Fischer's deadline to show up or forfeit his match with Boris Spassky of Russia.

Fischer, the American chess champion, was reported sticking to his demand for more money He told the New York Daily News he wouldn't yield. The six-man board of the sponsoring Icelandic Chess Federation was reported unanimously opposed to paying Fischer the extra money. One board member called Fischer's gambit "a blatant attempt at extortion." The big 747 JraS'two aisles Vaughn approached the hijacker is 'tJ TOFv i aown one aisle while the armed passenger went down the other. At a news conference in Hong Kong, where the plane went for repair of its mrcnfu LTP 4617 list 5.98 list S.98 fTR 1004 list S.98 ISP 4682 War the captain displayed a souve. Contrasts 0lQBZfD From Front Page ARTISTS i if i i ii iiii i among Miami Beach's 35,000 SALE PRICED Jews.

"There's no such thing as roast beef or big steaks around COUNTRY here, said one old woman sitting on a dingy Washington Ave nue porch. "Some, people are living on cottage cheese and fruit." HITS 7 Max Friedson, president of 4.98 the Congress of Senior Citizens of londa. says there is a oui et, respectful move" to edge out list 5.98 STEREO ALBUMS nir, the sixth cartridge from the pistol, which had not been fired. Miss Yuen, the stewardess held hostage, said she felt sorry for Binh "because he ended in such a disastrous way He was very nice to me and he did not mean to do anything rough." In Seattle, the University of Washington Fisheries School said a 24-year-old Vietnamese named Nguyert Thai Binh, had graduated with honors last month and that about six months ago he started speaking at antiwar rallies. Binh had attended the university on a scholarship from the Agency for Internationa Development.

The schoUrshended with his graduation. South Vietnamese police -arrested Binh's father, Nguyen Van Hai, an office worker in a division of the national port authority. His employer 'said Hai was a good employe, and he confirmed he had had a son named Nguyen Thai Binh study, ing in the United States. Other sources in the office said police had placed the dock-side area under surveillance, and they warned that any Vietnamese attempting to enter might be arrested. and list 5.98 the rental units and the old people in favor of con dominiums.

"They're. trying to make the beach what they originally intended it to be a playground for the young and the said Friedson. CHARLIE McCOY THE REAL McCOY KMUKINO TODAY I STARTtDLOVING YOU AGAIN -BXelrfWj Unf Me Hnme Count W.is myff itvm Spftoaf Mr (. i.Jrtrn xi L. A.

"Doc" Baker, executive vice president of the Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce 5 9 8 Johnny Cosh George Jones Glen Campbell Mel Tillij Col Smith Hank Locklm Guy Mitchell AND MANY MORE AT THIS LOW PRICE! Johnnv Cash A Thing Called Love A WOMAN IUK MAN vrsrv ti SAfJlJ UTIl.R concedes the civic leaders "hope to change the character of South Beach in the next 39 vl five years." 8-TRACK TAPES ft Hit 9 "These people have to be tak From Front Page rines were killed and 17 were wounded. Thirty miles to the 30 rounds of heavy artillery fire hit Hue, military spokesmen said, but, there was no immediate report of casualties. Nearly 70 shells crashed into the former Imperial capital Sunday, killing 12, civilians and wounding 53. It was the first shelling of the city since- the North Vietnamese offensive began March 30. Allied officers said the shells apparently came from a 122mm artillery piece, which has a range of about 13 miles.

It was believed concealed in a mountain position west of the city, not far from Fire Base Bastogne. Spokesmen also said government troops in two positions west and northwest of Hue were hit by more than 1,200 rounds and by.a ground attack at one position Sunday and early Monday. The spokesmen said the attackers might be trying to pull South Vietnamese troops away from the drive on Quang Tri. The Saigon command also reported fighting continuing for the third day 75 miles northeast of Saigon, lt said a North Vietnamese attack on district headquarters at Phuoc Binh was repulsed and 120 of the attackers were killed, roost of 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. The U.S. Command reported several main buildings destroyed or damaged. Including a coal treatment facility, boiler generator buildings and other areas. The power plant was last hit on May 24 with tv-gulded bombs.

U.S. spokesmen said they did not kryiw whether the "smart" bombs were used again In Sunday's attack. i en care of," be said. "We have plans for a 250-unit low income housing project and we also at 4 u. MM -ill ittmirriail have Father Time working for list 5.98 us, he said.

WW k-C. -tcr (t rn By contrast, the affluent own winter homes on the secluded is lands that dot Biscayne Bay between Miami Beach and Miami Lynn I Anderson (j or live in massive, beachfront condominiums that honeycomb the skyline, rivaling the motels. They shop In the exclusive Bal Harbour area where price tags for clothing can come in four TAMMY WYNETTE Bedtime Story llh inH'' 'J liih'-Al 'Willie Hnm and five figures. Miami Beach of 25 years ago." But while the old and the affluent form the basis of the permanent populace, it's the tourists that make Miami Beach thrive. Tourisf accounts for 85 cents of every dollar in the Miami Beach economy.

In 1970, vacationing tourists spent nearly $600 million. From South Beach through Motel Row, there are 400 hotels with a total of more than 40,000 rooms. During the winter season, rates at the name hotels like Fountainebleau, Doral and Americana start at $50 i night for a double room and go to $150 for a suite. The innkeepers seem to have no trouble filling the house during the season, but at the same time there's no boom in hotel construction. The newest one, the Playboy Plaza, was completed eight years ago.

Bay Shore Golf Club, only mrlurtm C-n Mm- tt It Vrfifl C-Otning Hi a Me blocks from the Convention Hall, is one of the playgrounds for the wealthy. Brady, a 56-year-old ladies sportswear manufac turcr, talked about his home town as he strolled to the first litt 5.98 list 5.98 Wi I tee. "There's too many old people just waiting around for their time," h6 said. "The better SHOP TUESDAY, JULY 4TH 10 A.M.-5 P.M. JUST SAY "CHARGE- IT" tourists are a thing of the past.

We need gambling. We need the.