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2. The Unooln Star Tuesdoy, July 11, 1972 New York Times News Summary Dinito DeDeaote 13 a ft 4 le eimircifts Piyira (c) ltn Nw York Tlmti Newt Strvlct Miami Beach The Democratic Party opened its national convention Monday evening and plunged headlong into a test over the rights of numerous delegates to be seated. tMore on rage 1.) British Reinforce Ulster Belfast British army reinforcements were ordered into Northern Ireland. (More on Page 2.) and, in a few cases, physically frisked passengers on the first business day since tho White House order on preflight screening passengers on shuttle-type flights. Electrical Inspectors Seek Money New York An association of 200 New' York City electrical inspectors', which draws; its membership from seven different government agencies, has been openly soliciting money from 2,200 companies whose work is to the inspectors' approval, Investigations.

Commissioner Robert K. Ruskin said. Whit el aw Met IRA Militants London In an effort to save lives, he said, William Whitelaw, Britain's administrator for Northern Ireland, met secretly with leaders of the militant Provisional wing of the Irish Republican Army in an unsuccessful bid to save the "fragile" truce in the province. Addressing a solemn House of Commons, Whitelaw said that although he had agreed to consider IRA demands, the Provisionals ended the truce before he could take them up with the British cabinet. Trade Formula Tentative Washington A tentative formula to persuade the Soviet Union to pay World War II Lend-Lease debts in return for U.S.

government credits and equal tariff treatment in this country has been worked out by the Nixon adminihtration, a White mouse official said. Fischer, Spassky Get Set Reykjavik, Iceland Training has tapered off as Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky get set to face each other in Reykjavik's Exhibition Hall for the chess championship of the world. The Russian champion is reported to be tense but confident; Fishcer was relaxed and happy- Travelers Are Inspected New York From Boston to San Francisco, travelers on businessmen's-special flights queued up as government and airline agents opened briefcases, checked identification cards Okctmoto's In Trial For Guilty Plea Rejected Airport Massacre U.S. Willing To Discuss All Proposals On Table In Paris in the past at the talks resuming Thursday. Bray said he hoped it would be clear to all concerned an obvious reference to Xuan Thuy that "The U.S.

government is approaching the resumed plenary session in Paris seriously and with willingness to discuss all proposals on the table." President Nixon on May 8 put forward a proposal for an inter nationally supervised cease-fire, a withdrawal of all U.S. forces within four months of the effective date of the cease-fire, and a suspension of U.S. military activity i Indochina all keyed to the release of American prisoners of war. Washington A State Department spokesman said Monday the United States is approaching the resumed Paris negotiations with North Vietnam this week seriously and with willingness to discuss all of the proposals now on the table but he offered no new approaches to a settlement. Press officer Charles W.

'Bray spoke out shortly after North Vietnam chief negotiator Xuan Thuy returned to Paris and told an airport news conference "We will gladly examine anv new proposals from the U.S."" The North Vietnamese once again said Hanoi considers the seven-point Communist peace I-. 1 i pal, I i Vs 9 inii-W -ill ii inn rum ii. the death penalty were read. "I have many things I want to say In court," he said through his interpreter. "I fired arms, not only at tourists but at policemen as well." The prosecution claimed Okamoto flew to Lebanon where he met the leader of the suicide team, Tsuyoshi Okudaira.

26, and Yasuyuki Yasuda, 24, for training at a Palestinian guerrilla camp near Baalbeck. The trial was held in air-conditioned barracks at the Zerifin Camp, about eight miles south of Tel Aviv. To guard against a possible attempt to free or assassinate Okamoto, the Israelis are using the tightest security since the Nazi war criminal Adolph Eichmacrn was executed 10 years ago. Amherst Gives Concert Nairobi (UPI) The Amherst College Glee Club gave a special performance for President Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya. Lod, Israel UP) An Israeli military court rejected a guilty plea Monday from the Japanese terrorist who survived the Lod Airport massacre and said it would examine a defense charge that he had been tricked into making a written confession.

At the same time, the three lieutenant colonels comprising the court ruled they would take under advisement a defense request that the defendant, Kozo Okamoto, 24, be examined by psychiatrists. After the defense attorney made the request, Okamoto shouted: "I don't want an examination! I don't want an examination!" Twenty-six persons and two of Okamoto' accomplices were killed in the massacre on May 30. Another 67 were wounded in the machine-gun attack. The biggest surprise in the opening day of the trial, held at a heavily guarded army camp near here, came when Okamoto's attorney said a high-ranking general had jirom- ised his client he cctild commit suicide if he signed a confession. Attorney Max Kritzman, a 56-year-old Tel Aviv criminal lawyer, said the commanding general of Israel's central army command, Maj.

Gen. Rehavam Zeevi, promised a "gun would be put at his disposal." The tribunal then requested Zeevi to appear in court Tuesday. Kritzman said he did not have a copy of the alleged suicide agreement made by Zeevi. But he claimed a Japanese interpreter, Tomoo Ishida, witnessed the signing. Okamoto, wrists handcuffed to Israeli military policemen, watched stolidly during the long morning and afternoon sessions.

The only time he lost his composure was when his attorney mace the request for a mental examination. Earlier, he disobeyed Kritzman's orders to remain silent when the four charges three of which could bring proposal the correct basis for settlement of the Vietnam problem. Over the weekend, Henry Kissinger, President Nixon's top adviser on national security affairs, indicated he believed that the Communist side would be more willing to negotiate seriously than it had N. Viets Counterattack Quang hi tiaircraft fire from guns inside the Citadel. The U.S.

Command the death of an KOZO OKAM01O Japanese radical. American general and three U.S. officers Sunday on the southern front. Brig. Gen.

Richard Tallman and three other American officers were killed by a single enemy artillery shell that exploded as they began an in Saigon North Vietnamese infantry and armor counterattacked just before midnight Monday northeast of occupied Quang Tri. and government forces knocked out at least six enemy tanks, the Saigon command reported. South Vietnamese paratroopers were reported stalled on Quang Tri's southern and eastern edges, while allied fighter-bombers pounded enemy defenses around the heart of the city. At embattled An Loc on the southern front Xbnh Vietnamese gunners loosed more than 450 rounds against South Vietnamese positions in the city and south along Highway 13. The Navy said the U.S.

7th Fleet destroyer Robison sank three enemy barges off the coast of North Vietnam after they had unloaded supplies from a Chinese freighter. A spokesman said the Robison did not attack the freighter in spection tour of An Loc. 60 1 miles north of Saigon. I the action Sunday 33 miles northeast of Dong Hoi and three miles southwest of Hon La Island along North Vietnam's southern coast. There have be.w several of barges unloading supplies from freighters offshore to circumvent the U.S.

mine blockade of North Vietnam. Associated Press correspondent Dennis Neeld reported that newsmen were barred from reaching airborne units at the Quang Tri front. But he said sources who bad returned from forward units told him government paratroopers on the city's eastern edge were under heavy mortar, machine-gun and rifle fire. The informants said air strikes were being called in against enemy positions surrounding the Citadel, a walled fortress in the heart of Quang Tri. The planes were reported flying through heavy an raw? QUANTITIES LIMED! Tallman, 47, a native of Honesdale.

was deputy senior adviser in the 3rd military region embracing the area around the South Vietnamese capital. Promoted to brigadier general 12 days ago, he was the ninth American of flag rank killed in the Indochina war. Military informants said the Americans had just landed in a helicopter when one artillery round exploded in the area. -t-trwrr, iu.lMWwW We must make room for our new Magnavox models! Enjoy tremendous savings on a variety of our Wlagnavox floor samples, demonstrators and prior models (Color TV Stereo Portables Radios Tape Recorders and Component Systems)-some in original facfbry-sealed cartons! Pentagon Papers Trial Under Way Total Automatic Color Television 1 1 'IZIlZ-P Hit 1 Los Angeles The Pentagon Papers trial got under way Monday with the defense unsuccessfully seeking dismissal of the first 110 jurors who, it claimed, all seemed to be over 30 and were unrepresentative of public opinion. The attorneys for Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo contended prospective panelists did not represent cross-section of opinion.

"They do not, on physical inspection, represent a cross-section of the community," Russo attorney Leonard We-inglass told U.S. District Judge William Byrne Jr. after observing prospective jurors filing into the courtroom for the opening of the espionage-conspiracy trial. He said none appeared to be under 30 and only about 10 seemed Under 40. Byrne denied the request and began questioning the panel en masse.

He ruled earlier that he alone, and not the attorneys, would question the jurors on their qualifications for service. Ellsberg. 41, and Russo, 35, both former Rand Corp. researchers, who worked on government projects are charged in the release to news media of the top-secret papers detailing origins of the Viet Gunfire Rages In Ulster nam war. Belfast UP Gunfire and explosions raged across Northern Ireland's battered six counties early Tuesday.

Britain rushed more troops to the province, and politicians warned of approaching civil war. THE LINCOLN STAR Bremer Granted Postponement In State Trial Upper Marlboro. Md. UPV-The A. 19" Model 6278 Automatic Fine Tuning Automatic Chroma Circuit Automatic Tint Control Matrix Picture Tube Save $90Now $349 B.

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Some of the shootouts were strictly between rival Roman Catholic and Protestant guerrillas. Six hndred British commando flew to Northern Ireland Monday night. The army said 1,200 more men were preparing to leave early Tuesday, bringing military strength to 16,800 men the highest in more than three years of sectariaa warfare. The troop movements followed failure by British negotiators to reach an agreement with the IRA. The IRA's militant Provisional wing, which has been responsible for most of the guerrilla activity i Northern Ireland during the last three years, called a sudden end to" the brief cease-fire Sunday.

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