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i4, im I THI INDIANAPOLIS NIWI 4 I rmfri Fill I fclTYDESK MEMOS NEWS ROUNDUP 2 Major Airlines S. Viets Score Breakthrough At Quang Tri By ARTHUR IHGBEE SAIGON (UPI) South Vietnamese marines, supported by pinpoint naval gunfire and heavy U.S. bombing raids, today smashed through North Vietnamese troops who had surrounded them for two days on the northern rim of Quang Tri City and edged deeper inside the Communist-held provincial capital. Military sources said in- a mile of Quang Tri tense naval and' air support with suppiies and reinforce-helped the 800 marines battle ments through the Communist ring one and Uiat U.S Army hehcop- iQ jw for the firs Ume since namese soidiers wounded in the Tuesday managed to land at chief the marine field headquarters ntuirnnn Aiviltilm Pnl Mom Shows Businessman In Court Rolling Along DETROIT Detroit Police Commissioner John F. Nichols (right) stands in front of broken doors at Detroit's Hall after several hundred of 2,000 locked-out rock.

music fans tried to storm their way into a Rolling Stones concert. Many fans had counterfeit tickets for last night's program. The Stones played the Indianapolis Civic Center Wednesday night. AP. Start More Hand Luggage Checks CHICAGO (AP) Two major U.S.

airlines have announced stepped-up security measures in an attempt to thwart hijackings. American Airlines said yesterday that carry-on baggage was being inspected at boarding gates as passengers walked onto planes at O'Hare International Airport. United Airlines, the nation's largest, announced it will employ personnel to inspect all hand luggage carried by per-; sons boarding it 727 United also will continue a policy of making spot checks of passengers hand luggage on other flights. American Airlines luggage inspection will not be limited to passengers boarding 727 jets, a spokesman said. Edward Carlson, president and chief executive officer of---United, said the increased security measures were being put into effect immediately, throughout the system.

Goldwater Says War's End Near SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP)-Sen. Barry M. Goldwater, a member of the Senate Armed Forces Committee, says he thinks the Vietnam war will end within 60 days. "I predict that in the next month or 60 days the war will formally be over," the Arizona Republican told some 600 persons at a $100-a-plate Republican fund-raising dinner last night.

Goldwater refused to elaborate on his statement. Proxmire Blasts Defense Contract WASHINGTON (AP)-Sen. Wilpam Proxmire, accused the Defense Department today of letting the taxpayer be "played for a sucker" by allowing Sperry Rand Corp. to reap what he said was a 34,000 per cent return on a $50,000 investment. The contract involves the company's production of 155mra artillery shell casings-the brass-colored portion-at its Louisi- ana Army Ammunition Plant in Shreveport.

The $71-million plant was built with taxpayer money, but cnorrw import nniv $50,000. Proxmire. chairman of the Hijackers Talked Into Surrender BELFAST GUN WAR WORST IN 3 YEARS By THE NEWS STAFF A Southwestside mother had her day in court last week and came out smelling like a rose that had left a thorn in the side of a Northeastside businessman. Seems that last May the businessman rented a couple of motorcycles to her sons, ages 16 and 17, and the boys signed a contract that released the businessman of any liability should the youths wreck the two-wheelers. What the businessman failed to tell the eager-to-ride boys when they took the motorcycles, which rented for $35 each, was that they were uninsured.

The youths encountered mechanical problems with both motorcycles, and a hassle between mom and her boys and the businessman began. Businessman told mom and the boys he would not refund the $70, but he would repair the bikes and the boys would have to ride the remaining hours of their allowed time near his shop. This rankled mom, who said the man shouldn't be renting motorcycles to her teenagers without her consent, much less sending them onto Indianapolis streets uninsured. She sued the businessman for the $70, represented herself in court last week, and walked away with $60 of the $70 she went after. The judge strongly suggested to the businessman he had better never hear of him renting uninsured motorcycles to any-one under 21 years of age or he would be "in serious trouble." Quote Of By COLIN BAKER Jled CCTS mpnBrit- the Cltv northeastern section BELFAST (Unj brn where numbers of Cornish troops seized a former munists are bdieved dug ta Protestant housing devel- and well ortified) spokesmen opment from Irish Repub- sajd.

lican Army gunmen today The Command said fire in what a British officer from the big guns of one light called Northern Ireland's cruiser and three destroyers worst gun battle in three off the coast of Quang Tri, years. 435 miles north of Saigon, Six men three civilians cleared the way for today's and three soldiers died in marine breakthrough. The Belfast overnight, bringing to Saigon command said the nine the death toll in the last marines killed 67 Communists 26 hours, including five sol- and U.S. naval and air at- diers. The army reported 27 tacks killed 48 others.

gunmen wounded. A Saigon command spokes- An army spokesman said man said South Vietnamese more than 5,000 bullets were soldiers killed 79 Communists fired in fighting that raged around Quang Tri yesterday around the Lenadoon Avenue and knocked out five North area. Vietnamese tanks. Govern- The gun battle subsided with ment losses were five killed dawn, but flared again briefly, and 26 wounded. About an hour later it was Military sources said 26 quiet again.

B52s hit targets in an arc 3 The spokesman said the miles to 13 miles southwest, fighting was the worst since west and northwest of the city British troops arrived in the support of government par-province in August, 1969, to atroopers who pushed into the put down strife between Prot- southern part of town yester-estants' and minority Roman day. Catholics. The paratroopers met little In revised figures, the army resistance but an American said the deaths brought the adviser cautioned, "We are at fatality toll in almost three ieast four to five days away years of violence in Northern from control of QUang Tri Ireland to 432, including 109 city, and possibly that is too soldiers, 300 civilians and 23 oDtimistic" I "My whole purpose in being governor is to promote wholesome recreation for families." Gov. Edgar Whitcomb at the National Campers and Hikers Association "campvention." Confidentially Speaking The newest addition to the Lugar administration public information team which now numbers six is fast adapting to his new position. P.

J. Finneran, a former employe of the Marion County Republican Central Committee, was named last week as the public information officer for the Police and Fire Departments and moved into offices next to Police Chief Winston Churchill. This week, Finneran received special police powers, which entitle him to confidential license plates, known only to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. A Step At A Time Is a pair of shoes worth unseating an incumbent U.S. congressman whose name has become a virtual synonym for "victory" in Indiana's 6th congressional district? David W.

Evans thinks so. Evans is the 24-year-old political novice who has the unenviable task of trying to unseat 69- kill -WW. surveying the action, sources said. American officials considered Bao one of the more able infantry officers in the South Vietnamese army. The breakthrough will enable the marines to set up a blocking force next to the Quang Tri Citadel, a stone At Hue, 14 Communist artil lery shells today killed at least two civilians and wounded 16 others.

Nine of the big to the U.S. Fourth of July. Nguyen Trong Bao, was killed when Communist gunners shot down his helicopter as he was Joint Economic Committee, said. In the 20-year span from-1951 to 1971, Sperry Rand made $17 million profit, he Bremer Moved To Maryland Jail UPPER MARLBORO, Md. (UPI)-Arthur H.

Bremer, ac-cused assailant of Alabama Gov. George Wallace, was trans-ferred last night from a Jessup, hospital to the Prince George's County jail. About 15 deputy sheriffs armed with rifles surrounded the jail as the 21-year-old Bremer was taken into the two-story brick building at about 7:15 p.m. (EST). Neal Ball, a White House press secretary, said President Nixon personally approved Bremer's transfer to Maryland authorities.

Ball said Nixon followed the recommendations of the FBI. Bus Order Delayed By Court CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI)-A U.S. appeals court has de- layed until at least Monday an order that the Detroit board of education buy buses to be used in integrating the city's predominantly black schools with those in 52 predominantly white suburban school districts. The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday Issued a temporary stay of an order by U.S.

District Judge Stephen Roth that 295 buses be purchased for use in September. The order came on the day Roth had set as the deadline for order- ing tiie buses. The temporary stay remains in effect until at least Monday, when a three-judge panel of the appellate court will hear arguments by the state of Michigan. Birthday this month? Check your driver license, it may expire. policemen.

3 BODIES TAKEN TO HOSPITAL year-old Rep. William G. Bray, who has won 11 consecutive races in the 6th district. But Evans, a teacher and assistant principal at St. Ann's Parochial School, has found an inexpensive way to contact the voters a 2-month-long endurance contest -of door-to-door handshaking.

He says it's showing results. Evans already has worn out one pair of shoes in his walk through the district but he says people are saying they'll vote for him The Week Evans The FBI FREEPORT, Tex. (UPI) -The two hijackers in a crippled jet stranded on a small South Texas airfield weren't ready to concede defeat. The airplane was surrounded by police, it was out of fuel and had four blown tires, and the hijackers were weary from the 22-hour ordeal. But they still had $600,000 ransom money and parachutes they traded for 112 passengers in Philadelphia, and were holding three stewardesses hostage.

It was FBI Agent Louis White of Baltimore, who convinced them they should surrender after talking to them about 30 minutes. The agent, like the hijackers, is black. "White told them the three people who were injured in he ordeal were not hurt seriously. He said the only thing for them to do was give up," said Houston FBI Chief Thomas Jordan. "He made them realize they were in an untenable position." The three stewardesses walked out first, followed seconds later by the hijackers, walking out of the rear door of the airplane with their hands held high.

White snapped on the handcuffs and the men, later identified as Stanley Green, 34, Washington, D.C., and Lul-seyd Tesfa, 22, a native of Ethiopia, were charged with air piracy and held in lieu of $1 million bond each. The hijacking began Wednesday night as the jetliner approached New York on a flight from Philadelphia. The hijackers were armed with a sawed-off 12-gauge shotgun hidden in a fake arm cast, a pistol and a hand grenade. They forced the plane to return and land in Philadelphia and demanded the ransom and parachutes. Capt.

Elliott M. Adams, 55, escaped by diving through a cockpit window. He was hos-pitalized in fair condition from injuries suffered in the fall. Adams jumped because the hijackers had ordered him to take off before the plane was refueled, a move officials said would have caused the aircraft to crash right after liftoff. The hijackers fin ally received their ransom, released the passengers, switched to another 727 jetliner and took off for Texas, still holding three stewardesses and two male crew members the copilot and the engineer.

The gunmen forced the jet to land on a small airstrip near Freeport, designed only l.lmg.nicotine.- for propeller airplanes. It blew four tires on landing and was stranded. The airport had no facilities for repairing or refueling jets. During negotiations between the FBI and the hijackers, the copilot and engineer escaped the same way pilot Adams had. Engineer Gerald L.

Beaver, 37, of Houston, was shot in the leg as he scrambled through the cockpit window, and then slightly injured in the fall. Copilot Norman W. Reagan, 34, of Miami, broke a wrist, pelvis and rib when he hit the ground. He lay motionless on the ground and had to be carried away on a stretcher. Chess Loss By Forfeit Upheld REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP)-An appeals committee rejected today Bobby Fischer's protest against his loss of yesterday's world championship chess game by forfeit.

The four-man committee supported the decision of chief referee Lothar Schmid to award the game to Boris Spass-ky because Fischer failed to appear. The decision left Fischer two games down in a 24-game match, in which Fischer needs the equivalent of 12 victories and a draw to take Spassky's title. Andrew Davis, Fischer's law yer who arrived this morning from New in the anteroom when assistant referee Gudmunder Arnlaugsson of Iceland announced the forfeit would be maintained. Asked if his client would play the next scheduled game Sunday, Davis replied: "I can't comment on that." Four chess officials considered Fischer's appeal. Arnlaugsson said, "We agreed to support Schmid's decision.

Three of us felt it could not be done otherwise. There was one against." The man who backed Fischer's appeal was Fred Cramer, an official of the U.S. Chess Federation and an associate of Fischer. The other members were Nikolai Krogius, a Spassky aid, and Baldur Moller, an official of the Icelandic Chess Federation, which organized the match. Menthol too.

Accordinfl to latest U.S. Government fiQurei mg. nicotic av. per cigarette, FTC Report Semiannual Shortly after the outbreak of shells hit the citadel and five fighting in Lenadoon, the bod- landed beside the American ies of three men were taken civilian compound, to the Mater Hospital. Royal said.

Victoria Hospital admitted Thirty B52s unloaded 750 four men during the night tons of bombs on North Viet- with gunshot wounds. namese positions around the An army spokesman said 600 city. Earlier six i i 1 i a troops moved into the Lena- were killed and seven wound-doon Avenue area last night ed in a Communist shelling after gunmen of the IRA's Pro- attack, visional wing, operating from In the air war over the their stronghold there, at- north, the U.S. Command to-tempted to overrun an army day said 270 jet fighter-bomb-outpost in the district. er strikes yesterday ranged Gunmen operating from from just above the demilitar-abandoned homes in the dis- ized zone separating the two trict fired at least 400 rounds Vietnams to within 50 miles at the troops and bombed the of the Chinese border, sandbagged post with an ex- Navy pilots using televi-plosives-laden dump truck be- sion-guided bombs said they fore they fled the area, the "leveled" three coastal de-spokesman said.

An army fense sites near Vinh, a port statement said William White- city north of the DMZ, and on law, Northern Ireland secre- two nearby islands halfway tary of state, ordered the between Hanoi and the DMZ. troops "to take over the area Air Force pilots reported and keep it." knocking out four bridges. The Provisionals announced an end to their cease-fire and entrenched themselves in the ii. d.i.:iu Lenadoon area after troops Bastille Day fired rubber bullets at a Ro- On this day in 1789, the man Catholic crowd trying to French stormed the Bastille move Catholics into empty prison fa Pari houses on the estate Sunday. Protestant families vacated commemorated as a national the district earlier this year holiday In France comparable "because I'm the first person who has ever asked them, personally, for their vote.

They can't believe a candidate for Congress would bother to come see them in thir home." Evans hasn't avoided any of the Republican enclaves (and there are plenty of them in the district) where Bray has traditionally picked up GOP votes without much effort. He was in heavily-Republican Mooresville two weeks ago and worked Morgantown and Monrovia this week before moving into rock-ribbed Hendricks County. Time Marches On Two of Indiana's five Democratic congressmen, Rep. Ray J. Madden, Gary, and Rep.

Andrew Jacobs Indianapolis, were not at the national convention in Miami Beach this week. Jacdbs, Indiana's youngest congressman at 40, said, "everyone takes his turn and I had mine in 1968. There were only a few delegate slots to go around so I stepped aside and let someone else go." Madden said he had been, to "five or six conventions over the years, so I decided to let some of the younger folks go." Madden who was 80 in February, said he is working in the 1st District "catching up on a lot of stuff:" Donkey Of Different Color Someone asked former Gov. Roger Branigin this week why he wasn't in Miami Beach attending the Democratic National Convention, and Branigin answered: "Those are just the illegitimate Democrats!" LADIES' HIGH QUALITY FOOTWEAR Eyeing SilvaThinslOO's have .99 Seldom two pairs alike Sizes 4 to 12 AAAA to and OXFORDS S1 values Sizes 6'2 to 12 Widths to Optn Thunday Night Until 8.30 P.M. 4 1,000 PAIR FACTORY SECONDS and SPECIAL PURCHASES IN WELL-KNOWN BRANDS.

14.95 to $24.95 Values MEN'S LOAFERS Pairs 1 Pair $7.50 HUNDREDS OF PAIRS 9 mssssbm when it became a battlefield i between the Catholic Ander- sonstown and Protestant Suffolk areas. Army officers said it was the first time Whitelaw has ordered a major military offensive against an IRA stronghold since direct British rule was imposed in Northern Ireland last spring. And Lord, Please Spare The Heater DETROIT (AP) Hale's Primitive Baptist Church has been robbed three nights in a row. The Rev. Bonnie Williams said Tuesday's haul netted burglars a silver-cup service, robes and tables.

The five-man crew returned Wednesday with a pickup truck and dolly, a witness told police, and took a refrigerator. Yesterday they got the piano. "The second time they sledgehammered the basement door," the pastor said, "and now we're worried they might be looking at the gas furnace." FBI agents with sideburns, colored shirts, longer hair? Yep, since L. Patrick Gray III took over as acting director of the FBI in May, these items all can be grouped together to identify the men and their work. Gray is attempting to update the agency, to try to change the public's image of the FBI.

It appears the men are catching on with the new boss' orders. Colored shirts, striped ties, light-colored suits are all the order of the day. As another proof of the change of command, there is a portrait of Gray hanging center wall with the late J. Edgar Hoover's picture off to his side. By the way, Gray's picture is in color, Hoover's black and white! Darts And Flowers Darts go this week to: ROBERT GOULET for substituting off-color jokes for true entertainment at this week's Starlight Musical performances.

WOMAN WORKERS at the Swirl-in at University Park who tore down pro-McGovcrn and anti-Nixon posters, but left up a "Lugar in sign. The STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION for permitting road construction crews to hold up traffic on busy Ind. 37 between Martinsville and Bloomington for half-hour periods. Flowers go to: The STATE OFFICE BUILDING COMMISSION for managing its finances to permit its "mortgage" to be paid off in 1974, 14 years ahead of schedule. Mayor RICHARD LUGAR and officials of the CRIMINAL JUSTICE PLANNING AGENCY for working out their differences over distribution of crime-fighting funds.

Sgt. DAN L. GRISELL and Patrolman JOHN H. READLE who removed a tree on their own time from the lawn of an elderly Eastside woman this week. And more flavor than all of them.

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