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KANSAS WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1972 NINETY- FIFTH YEAR 24 PAGES 2B983 Alttiison. Ktnut ontf Adjoining Buctionon and Plolte Counties in Missouri Classified Ad Clipped From Another Paper; "HELP WANTED: Salesludy For Cosmetic Counter Must Like People Part Or Full Tin According To Aide Where's The Shuttle Bus Demo Women Moving Ahead lEditor's note: Here's the legislature since Itxstj. to business on the issues woman's views at the 1972 This spring she won the involved and cut down on the Democratic National Conven- Democratic primary for a long speeches, long caucuses lion as seen by Emogene Congressional seat, which she is and even, yes, long blessings on O'Neill, wire of Globe Editor expected to have little difficulty convention before we can Cotton O'Neill, who accom- in winning in November. And get started on what we are panied him to Miami Beach.) now the move is on to have a for. woman as chairman one year Yesterday I had the privilege.

By EMOGENE O'NEILL and a man the next year, of meeting a native Miami MIAMI BEACH, Fla. --With In our own Kansas delegation Floridi an. There just isn't everybody so busy here in we have 14 women delegates as anybody like that around. Miami Beach and excited and compared to 10 in 196B and 13 of Everybody living here seems to rushing around about the the28 alternates are women. So, have migrated from Democratic convention I'm sort you see, we women are somewhere.

Her name was of standing around and gawking "definitely on the move. Gale Ryan and her husband but not with my mouth open. Another noticeable difference Dean Ryan was conductor of the But my eyes are looking for a is the number of young people. Starlight in Kansas City, shuttle bus, which we paid for in They are definitely of a mind of for the past 10 years and just good faith before we left home, their own and are not to be this year has gone to San Here's the way it looks the dictated to by the older Francisco to bethe conductor at women are gaining. Monday politicians who seem to want to the opera house there, Mrs, night pretty black Yvonne keep on doing things in the Ryan had thought I was from Erathwaite Burke from "same old They are here Missouri and Harry Truman uaiuornia woman vice 9 Democratic convention, in fact, convention, in fact, South Vietnamese para- River heavy were re- miles wide and wide and oi sou ui viemamese pard- continuing In the roughly from Yates McGovern Wants Kennedy On Ticket MIAMI BEACH.

Fla. (AP) familv of (our and to introduce pressure against Israel. Sen. George McGovern, as- an abortion olank. The dele- sured of the platform he sought gates voted to add a proposal dmvn ejRl)t proposals hi" Jlrs' h8Uot lo grant Indians first priority ranging Irom endorsement of dential balloting, a strengthen' the" "pr'o'vT- ist ol pomntial running mates sion supporting a U.S.

military amentirnent uarring today. Aides said he sldl plans commitment in Europe and the to ask a reluctant Sen. Edward Mediterranean to deter Soviet (Continued on page ni. rvenneuy iu join ine uckci. Wearv delegates had bavelv 12 hours off after the longest convention session in the history of either party before tonight's climactic meeting at became the first to work and to economize and State.

Mrs. Ryan works for the WILLIAM KENNETH MARSHALL (left), Topeka, an Atchison the' Traced chairman of any when asked before going to the television sta ion here and once Mtivei ig one of hlacfcs in the Kansas delegation t0 lnc. convention to out uu monev for a weckhas a broadcast with the nemorratin Naiinnnl Cnnvpntirm Miami rwh Pin which McGovern was scheduled the first woman to be vice party goings on voted it down. Dade county teachers whereby his wife, Juanita, are pictured outside of the Newport resort Hint Wallace May Try Separate Race rflSSiJSS USS BEACH. Fla.

(API- pectedly from the Alaba o.a,is a lawyer wun ner own ue eateuoy tne eaiwr-pernaps mc, snoppmg center, was given in a story which appeared in were caUed for nominations so manager said today the chBnce delegations, their "Wallace for private practice since 195S, and between the women the yesterday's Globe, wntten by Globe Editor Cotton O'Neill, -Globe thai Abraham A. Rihimff that the Alabama Governor will President" hiDh has been in (he California young people i get down (Continued on page 13) photo. Prospects jj Fighting Blocks For Paris fe Talks Slim Advance On Quang Tri WASHINGTON (AP) The SAIGON (AP) Heavy fight- the announcement had been hiehwav bridee 40 miles north United Slates heads back into ing was reported on three sides held up for a week. east of Hanoi with laser -guided BELFAST. Northern Ireland cuuld nominate the make another third-party presi- and their hopes soon to be shal- South Dakota senator to head dential race "seems to be get- the Democratic ticket this No- ting stronger and stronger ev- (Continued on page 13) vember.

cry minute." (Ill nmen Kill i0" imme" chaTles S. Snider told news- VT million elv l0 possib running men nnal ta mates after the withdrawal of made SMn after Democrat- Grab Pair Three Before St. ic Big Parade (AH! assured McGovern nomi- name jVparHotel put up for the Democratic pres- I1cclA Kennedy was clear his top identlal nomination a In Miami Richard Draync. Kennedy's iha. Sen.

Geo ce McGovern day amid only modest pre- North Vietnamese forces for layed report announced that the North Vietnam claimed that r-iHu MnHh. press saicl scna- will win the nomination. (oL' dictions here about prospects the sixth straight day blocked destroyers Robison and Hull six U.S. planes were shot down prn Ireland's Protestants sot Miami Snider's statement came ad fur a settlement any time soon, government drive to recapture sank 13 barges off the coast of during Tuesday's raids. The for their firTbig marlh to tGW Btter WaUaCe agents and the FBI outside m'loto fmm R.nio™, miiinirv Hni lation that WOUld arise if he mnm.nl GuDrSC McGovem's hotel, a round-the-world trip, said be- mand claimed 19B North Viet- Monday, The barges were un- downed about 30 miles Prniptiani wcre niBht.

fore leaving Rome that he is namese soldiers were killed loading supplies from a freight- east of Hanoi. The two crew- wiih hie father in i nark in the n-enneaJ warcnea me opening nenerallv houeful the reonenine and four tanks destroved in five er. oresumed to be Chinese, but men were listed as missimr platform dehate on tele- Paris parley might bring some battles north, east and south ot movement by a Hanoi negotia- Quang Tri City on Tuesday and lor toward ending the war. today. Assistant Secretary MarsJiatl Ku-st reports saio B) houtn tou Far East expert, returned from an East Asian tour af- the government casualties were said, and knocked out a 300-foot missing.

firming that the reported in the nencopter lana-will work hard for a'settlerhent. uig of several hundred Knnth "But I think we are dealing, Vietnamese marines a mile quite realistically," Green said, north of Quang Tri City at noon "with pretty hard-bitten, in- Tuesday. Three U.S. Marine transigent. struggle-minded helicopters were shot down, leaders in Hanoi." and two of the American crew-President Nixon's security af- men were reported wounded.

Report Minor Floods After Heavy Rains Accorded Green, the State Department's Vietnamese soldiers were killed strikes against North Vietnam southwest of Quang Tri City. It war-old Catholic. And Ihu bodv Scn- John V' Tunney aed ana wounaea. wearty au at on i uesaay tne commana said the two crewmen were nf hooded man, shot in the torn reporters am Two pistols were taken from (heir car. long-awaited Both men were black and aU-vention appearance to argue into custody shortly after war MS ftohfer to be Protestant his views.

WaUace McGovern concluded a meeting In the an- war, U.S. fighter- fighter-bomber that was shot doners broke into a home in aide saW i bombers flew more than 290 down ast Fr rinv xt mi pr A close personal friend of J' anoiner victim ui me 1968, "because i want to help, a small sports car with who have terrorized eZl Krfv want 10 become again Michigan license plates. The the city for weeks. he Poi 1 lne ot weaPans were taken Meanwhile, the British gov- ''J A' as it used to be and not the vehicle when authorities ernment ordered 32,000 troops, fEf ZJi Partv lnc pseudo-Intellectual searched it, a man who identi-police and militiamen into the mt snobbery that, it has come to fied himself as an FBI agent streets of 18 cities and towns to be." said, keep the warring religious fae- rtjn(arc in But wniIe his familiar call for rhoir names were not imme- were several to SdW Tat hop pos ti ns from as riooding on The official reading at Virgil, dcr paraded. Sens Thomas EagTeton of of little school children" scraps of note paper and print- fZL hprp ra he 1 new an- several small streams In the on the Verdigris halfway Belfast was lit by scores of Misgouri and Ahrahanf RihT- Hvoked chef.rs (01fIood ed dealine wilh black it.

oroa cn.rfh nf Tnnpka and past oetween Naaison ana loromo. sireei oomires aurinR mc msnt, uie gudvbiiiiuii vniier, was nannnausm U) of Wichita. was 7.7 inches. marking the advent of the AiItpw clear that tht by North the Neeld said several battalions dieted today un the Verdigris fell Hole) with six Democratic eov- hcad, was found in Belfast, ap- immWfitone boUed Democrats in The men apparently arrived hearts and minds At' least one of the two men the of most would not be swaved was found inside Dip. If a narrow band 30 to 40 282nd anniversary of the Battle Convention, meanwhile, stayed Sen" "cGovern, was not immediately clear extending of he Bovne.

in which he Prot- the man In be nominated whether the second man was Center to estanl armies of William of Or- ipc. lonlght. first seized inside or outside of Wasmnttian analysis Tnlo Me KnrlniMt almnKl P5 ararp Hpfpatpri thp Rnman Tnlh- The nudf.St. cheers arose ex- thp hnitriino cu ff Tr (' were heme nmmdert ca y- slon nismrv oi eitner nartv Soviet Chess Champ Win, Opening Match However Le Due Tho, the that a Communist Peoples' Serious also was t)ack ta eBtabiiah a Pnli'tburu member who Revolutionary Committee was forecast on Cherry and Owl (Continued on page 13) (Continued on page t.i) guaranteed income for a has mct secretly with Kissinger established last month to rule In Ihc past, is reported on his Quang Tn Province, which the LS" jnches o(rajn ha5 privately or verge from their public stance, against the South Vietnamese Nivon announced June 29th countcratlaek. that he was resuming the long- The broadcast quoted a com- stalematod Paris meetings, sits- munique by the Viet Cong's National Liberation Front dated i Continued on page 13) July 5 but gave no reason why Connally Returns Home; May Aid Nixon Effort WASHINGTON (AP) For- take to assume that I'll sit (his Treasury Secretary John one out," said Connally, who Connally.

back home after a resigned in May as Treasury 17 nation mission for President secretary amid speculation that Nixon says he may campaign Nixon might choose him to read ivelv for the chief exeeu- place Spiro T. Agnew on the live 5 re-i'iection uul exiiects no offer to be Nixon "It conceivable that I could running mate- be fairly active" tor Nixon, he MO-KAN AREA whal new assignment Nixon linns suggesting thai the Presi- miiv have mind (or him. al- dent sent him on the five-week Ihoiiiilt President mentioned worldwide trip to groom him retonllv thai Connally may (or vice president. t-iVc some other special "I would anticipate that I wouldn't be offered the post, Cfliinallv lold newsmen that he said. "As I read the tea made no decision on his leaves, thal's nol in my fn- ihmuknii rampiiien role, but said he Besides, lie said, report- doesn't consider Democratic ers should ask Nixon that ques- Sen'.

Ocorge McGovern the tion. river atirnctive presidential Connally said he is still "andidale and sides with Nixon IJemncral. But, asked if he a mis- on page. lorlghl i Roy Addresses Local Jaycees Congressman Bill Roy spoke oi American attitudes toward tax reform, school busing and the Southeast Asian war and then fielded questions from the Considerable cloudiness with iast night's Qinner scattered showers likely meetingof the Atchison Jaycees through lumorrow. at the Elks lodge.

Atchison was the fourth stop Kamsi Partiv cloudy io cicudy for Congressman Roy who is color in chance oi scanerEd tourinfi the Second District this ionishi nnd wfiek, nn Mondav. he visited Marvsville. Seneca ana Hiawatha and he was scheduled mnA to ston in the pnmmunilipj; nf Leavenworth, tieno, uasenor iaji tiiahi and Tonganoxie today. Later this week. Congress- Mromeinc prdsure, man Roy is scheduled to join 'lit ix dirtci.cn ana velocity other HanSflS PUDIIC OtllCialS Oh Qy Alchlson wpsther channel.) I'er teodlrvi- 30.M»le>dv an inspection tour ot tne Kansas National units typ.inini> Hi Fort Chaffee, Ark.

During last night's dinner meeting, Koy addressed a group of 5(1 composed of Jaycees, Democrats and their spouses. He was Introduced by Atchison Jaycee ('resident Dr. Kon wneatiey. REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) Byrne said il was a blunder World champion Boris and commented, "Fischer is Spassky won the first game going to have trouble making a Wednesday in his world title draw. 1 don't see how Spassky chess scries against American can lose." Bobby Fischer.

Analyzing the game for The The opening game of the Associated Press, international world championship was adjourned Tuesday night after 40 moves Fischer and the defending, champion from itussia left the table with the American in a difficul! position. As a ditfieult end-game commenced, Fischer had a king and four pawns left, Spassky a king, two pawns and a bishop. The two competitors, Iheir (Continued on page 13) Crossroads Report Dear Editor: I see where Mr Ralph Nader seconds and enthusiasts 's Ihrn.ichnnf the world snent nart bought four years ago to see of the overman! break analvz- we are wing cheated on quality, pieces remaining on the green- or U'SL chessboard in Hey- Spassky. headed (or a draw until Fischer tried to seize the Initiative on thealms uays' his move. The lankv Brooklvn.

N.Y.. challenger galloped his bishop protecting us for free from the hmi businessmen anu About vears ago. the 1 Lord sent Jcstii Christ to taxes, Dr, Roy 1 ZZ examine and restruct man. life OONORESSMAN MU. ROY, Second District Democrat, was snatch an unprotected pawn vho 8 7117 euBl sPcaker a mcetinS of the Atchison Jay.cecs flt thE SpSSSk' i senl moves'laler the bishop was Ralph.

fMtBrElks last night "Dr Roy was introduced by AtchUon Jaycee President Dr. Kon wneatiey (seatea at rignt) ana nc spoKcanout trappco anu ujsi Crossroads USA the inequality of sacrifices being made by Americans today. for two pawns iTimiinr iContinucd on paSe 131 Globe photo U.S. grandmaster Robert.