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THE EVENING Cloudy tonight and tomorrow, chance of showers. Lows tonight ln70's. Detailed Report on Page Al JL Vol. 119 No. 101 8eooBd-cli BoitiM paid at Baltimore.

iU. BALTDIORE, THURSDAY, 'AUGUST 14 1969 60 Pages 10 Cents 3 1. fctJ WEATHER STAR If I 2EM STOCKS tpk Sfttrofe sums 1,1 Of Enemy Soldiers Take Posts In Londonderry As Dublin Units Move Killed In Hard Claims Pour In ForSIOOMillion Drug Refund Viet Fighting have been battling almost con- Londonderry. Northern Ire-i Lodge accuses foe of blocking talks A3. New York WV-Consumers tinuously since Tuesday in Lon across the country are trying to land WV-British troops moved! into this Northern Irish city to-1 dav to halt religious rioting that Saigon Enemy casualties donderry and other parts of the north, which is still part of the United Kingdom.

cet Dart of a $100 million fund climbed steadily today as hard raged unabated after Ulster's set up by five drug firms for fiehtine was reported for the The Northern Irish govern worst night of violence in years. users of certain wonder drugs between 1954 and 1966. Trooos of the Irish third day north of Saigon and in the coastal lowlands of South ment said the British troops, already stationed in the province, moved in immediately to help hard-pressed police restore order. Vietnam. The refund program is an outgrowth of a price-rigging case, pressed by the federal govern-mpnt involving five leading moved up to the western border.

The troops from Roman Catholic southern Ireland moved to the area near Londonderry to support five field hospitals for More action also was reported iust below the demilitarized A British force took up posi pharmaceutical companies. The zone, and American B-52 bomb tions outside the Guildhall in treating injured irom tne pre ers made their heaviest raids dominately Protestant north Londonderry within 10 minutes after the government announced deadline tor claims is Agusm w. Several thousand claims have been nicked ud daily at a Bronx there in more than three wanting to cross over. the move in Belfast, Northern months. Battling Since Tuesday post office by the law firm of Ireland's capital.

The troops Allied forces claimed more The southern mobilization In were fully armed. than 1,700 Viet Cong and North Dickstein, Shapiro, Dennis ana Oalliean since July 1. when the cluded transport and other sup Vietnamese killed since the ene port units in combat gear. The drug companies advertisement Constabulary Request A government spokesman said the reauest to use British troops my attacked 150 bases and nnmher of men involved was President and Mrs. Agnew; Col.

and Mrs. Edwin E. Aldrin, Col. and Mrs. Michael Collins; astronaut and Mrs.

Neil A. Armstrong and President and Mrs. Richard Nixon. STATE DINNER FOR ASTRONAUTS Waiting to be seated at the head table for the state dinner in Los Angeles, climaxing astronauts' nationwide tour, are, from left: Vice not announced. towns early Tuesday what had been made by the inspector Catholics and Protestants United States analysts consider the opening "high point" of the: Communist command tan oi- fensive.

general of the Royal Ulster constabulary, the north's regular police force. The request was granted by Lt. Gen. Ian Harris, commander of about 5,000 British troops in Income Rises Informed sources estimated publicizing the retund program appeared in about 1,500 newspapers. Peculiar Claims Along with legitimate claims, the mail also has included claims accompanied by old death certificates and false teeth, and claims whose conditions make them obviously ineligible.

"One man is seeking a refund on a certain drug he purchased In 1947," commented Arthur Galliean. partner in the firm. President Offers Toast To 'Three Brave Men' U.S. casualties at 100 to 125 killed and more than 600 wound Tax Bill Plugs Seen Leaking Northern Ireland, ine nutrmer What And Why By the Aisoeiatti Press THE DISPUTE: Roman Cath ed. In July of troops being used in Londonderry was not immediately known.

U.S. Forces Pursue Foe At the Ouan Loi-An Loc-Loc erine voice before 1,440 persons: Los Angeles (President The dispatch of southern Ninh triangle, north of Saigon and close to the Cambodian bor were very privileged to Nixon has toasted the Apollo 11 Washington (Personal in Washington UPl The some cruc5-' loopholes in its i Irish troops underscored the olics, outnumbered two to one leave on the moon a plaque en der. American forces pursued lunar explorers as "three brave stunned reaction of the Irish come rose sharply In July with by Protestants in Northern Ire dorsed by you, Mr. President, men" who penetrated the shad provisions to plug tax loopholes for the rich, according to a a federal pay increase the larg "Not only is he not within the specified time period, but that North Vietnamese units mat made a heavy attack on the land, claim they are subject to Republic to the violence in Northern Ireland. There was saying it was for all of man ows of space and camea nu-manity to new heights of imagi est component, the Commerce Denartment said today.

Treasury expert. three towns early Tuesday. kind. Perhaps in the third discrimination in such matters as jobs, housing and voting. particular drug was not pro duced until 1948." The trouble is in a section U.S.

forces said they killed 124 millennia a wayward stranger nation. special concern in the south for Londonderry, where the fighting was centered in the Bogside, the Catholic community here. the tax reform bill aimed at in Other persons are listing THE CAUSES: The trouble is North Vietnamese in five sharp hattles Wednesday and todav. will read that plaque at Tran Holding aloft a glass of cham suring that no wealthy taxpayer drugs bought after 1966, which makes them ineligible. quillity Base and let history pagne at an extraordinary state while American casualties were may completely escape federal The department umce ot Business Economics said the $6 billion July advance, to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $752.3 billion, matched its revised June increase and was rooted in the history of Ireland; first under English domination and then in an Ireland divided between the predominantly mark that this was the age when Wilson Confers Harold Wilson.

Prime Minis The $100 million fund is being 3 killed and 24 wounded. income taxes. it became a fact. The bill, as drawn by the dinner Wednesday night, he told Neil A. Armstrong, Edwin E.

Aldrin. and Michael Collins, Farther south along the bor ter of Britain, broke off his va provided by the drug firms of Chas Pfizer Company, Ameri Wavs and Means Committee and der, a North Vietnamese force Medals Presented Catholic south and the mainly about $1 billion higher than the attacked about 400 South Viet passed by the House last week, can Cyanamid, Bristol-Myers, "We thank you for your courage. Protestant north. The glittering banquet was cation to confer on the situation with James Callaghan, his home secretary, in southwest average monthly gam in tne namese paratroopers just before plugged most of the escape capped by presentation of spe THE BACKGROUND: In 1916, We thank you for raising our sights The sky is no longer first half of the year. hatches but left open a couple midnight Wednesday.

E. R. Squibb, and Upjohn Lorn pany. 33 Drug Products cial medals to the pioneering following an uprising against England. For the first seven months throueh which many of the The paratroopers were piock- the limit." The talks were believed to the British, Ireland became a trio and, posthumously, to three the nation's personal income wealthy could scurry, the Treas Armstrong, mission command mg the southern approach to Tav Ninh citv.

the key provin American Cyanamid, Bristol- astronauts tatany ournea in a have centered on the use of British troops, something Wilson republic. This was followed by a civil war, which resulted in ury expert said. averaged $735.3 billion at an annual rate. $60.4 billion or 9 per er and first, man on the moon, responded in a sometime quav- For vears. Congress has cial capital 55 miles northwest of Mvers and Pfizer were convicted" of the charge Dec.

29, 1967. spacecraft fire in 1967. The affair climaxed a trium has resisted in the past. the division between the 26 coun cent above the comparable pe Saigon. granted certain tax exemptions in one area or another such as ties of the south and the 6 coun Upjohn and Squibb were not de phant day of tours through New riod last year.

Casualties Reported The three cornered governmental war of nerves erupted after a night of violence in which ties of the north. fendants, but were namea as mineral depletion allowances. Government Pay Raise The battle raged until dawn The south has a population of co-consDirators in the Justice York and Chicago. Armstrong noted that during the New York ticker-tape tribute charitable contributions, farm Most of the Julv increase. $5 State Dinner Cost today, and afterward South Viet at least 10 persons were wound Department suit.

the north, 1,502,000. losses, interest from municipal billion, was wage and salary namese headquarters said 73 en About 33 drug products mar he saw a sign te line the astro ed in shooting incidents. THE POLITICS: The north is and state bonds. disbursements, wnicn rose to emy dead were counted, includ keted under different names, all dominated by the Unionist May Top $43,000 Homes, shops and public buildings in six major towns nauts, "Through you we touched the moon." Then he said: "It1 $513.5 billion. The main feature Bunch Deductions ing a deputy battalion com party, which is Protestant, re of the payroll gain was a $3 bil mander and 2 company com were set ablaze.

And there were Most of these deductions have was our privilege today to cross1 containing tetracycline, were ia volved in the refund program according to Gailigan's office. lated to the British Conserva lion boost in government pay- manders. The paratroopers re limitations, but wealthy individ the country to touch America. tives and devoted to Northern Los Angeles No one is say- ported 14 of their men killed and uncounted other injuries as the result of incidents other than shootings. uals have been able to make Ireland's ties to Britain.

rolls-about 52.5 pinion attrio-utahle to the third and final The federal government had chareed that tetracycline, re ins iust how much the state Guests At Dinner Guests at the state dinner, the 43 wounded. The Nationalists, who are investments in such a way as to bunch all these preferences and dinner for the Apollo 11 astro stage of the federal pay raise U.S. headauarters also report garded as one of most effective Catholic, are sprung from the nauts cost, but the best esti of December, 1967. ed 40 enemv mortar and rocket antibiotics, was producea tor as anti-British rebels who fought first held outside Washington, included members of the Cabinet and the Supreme Court, 44 gov attacks from 8 A.M. Wednesday deductions to the point where they equalled their income and thus pay no taxes.

mates put the expense to taxpayers at about $43,000. England a half century ago. The little as 1.6 cents a capsule put retailed for 51 cents each. until 8 A.M. today, but said only top-heavy Protestant majority ernors, representatives ot tne An official of the Century 8 caused casualties or damage.

So. the committee wrote into Claimants say they spent an means that the Nationalists are aza HoteL site of the attair "U.S. casuaties were 12 Worst Of Rioting The worst of the rioting continued here as gasoline bombs were hurled at police this morning and another building was set ablaze in the Bogside battlefield. Police and rioters hurled bricks and rocks at each other. Shops and homes were being boarded up in preparation for another night of terror.

diplomatic corps and the aeros-nare business, aviation heroes, outvoted on major issues. the bill a proviso to limit these preferences so that a taxpayer average of 50 cents to 8a cents per capsule, with some paying wounded with no fatalities," a North Irelands government, military leaders and friends and Wednesday night, said a dinner similar to the seven-course meal I probably would cost $30. communique said. could not deduct more than half relatives of the astronauts. as high as a $1.

Triple Damages Among the Americans Kinea of his income paying taxes on under new leadership, has moved to meet some of the Catholics' complaints, but the Flash Northeast Jet Hijacked Miami UP) A Northeast Airlines jet was hijacked to Cuba today while on a flight from Boston to Miami, the Federal Aviation Administration said. An FAA spokesman in Miami The 2V'2-hour, seven-course the remaining half. That would come to $43,200 for the 1.440 euests. but would not Wednesday was a Marine battalion commander, Lt. Col.

John A. feast in a lavishly decorated Attornevs for several states pace has not satisfied many of ballroom of the Century Plaza Involved in damage suits believe include other costs such as rent Half And Half However, the committee ex Dowd, 37, of Woodbndge, them. The situation has been An estimated 60 police alone Continued, Page A3, Col. 5 Hotel broke up after cheers tor that at least 50 per cent of the whn was cut down ov maenme- ing the mammoth ballroom and the conference rooms used by aggravated by extremists. cluded two important tax prefer the astronauts.

purchase price will be refunded. eun fire as he led his men in an i ences for the oil industry the those who made the arrange attack on a treeiine neia oy However, the court must deter mine the nercentage. ments. said the Boeing 727 was seized Overseas Hint Earlier, they were cheered by an estimated 4 million in New depletion allowance and certain excessive intangible drilling The government suit said that North Vietnamese troops. Among 20 Marines Killed The White House said the bulk I tp ni Allonli'e Octan SCOTLAND MolinHtad tolhlin of the bill would be paid by the $1.7 billion of the drugs were York city and 2 million in Chica costs.

These still may be deducted even though they may take a Dowd was one of the 20 Mar sold over the 13-vear period. National Aeronautics and Space go. over the Atlantic east of Jacksonville, Fla. There was no immediate word on the number of persons aboard the flight. The convictions, now under taxpayer below the 50 per cent Administration, witn tne rest ines killed in a two-day battle asainst 400 North Vietnamese Mr.

Nixon hinted mat tne as limit. appeal, opened the door to a tronauts mav travel overseas coming from the President's en tertainment allowance. Continued, Page A 2, Col. 8 after their return today to Hous soldiers that raged through rice Continued, Page A3, Col. 3 This is almost certain, the Continued, Page A 2, Col.

51 ton. "When they go abroad they Continued, Page A 2, Col. 61 At Peace With Self About Accident, Paper Quotes Kennedy As Saying Treasury Chief Expects Changes In Tax Bill IRELAND jCHte9h On Other Pages ChaDDaauiddick Island section body exhumed for an autopsy the dedication of a new min Washington tDJ) Treasury of Martha's Vineyard: was not adequate. President in Philadelphia didn't specify Secretary David M. Kennedy to Judge Bernard C.

Brominski The Manchester (N.h.j union Leader said that in the hours which portions of the tax reform t. A said either Dinis or a represent day warned that tne iNixon administration probably will try to roll back some of the tax- bill may be too generous, but, Boston W-Senator Edward M. Kennedy says he is privately at peace with himself about the automobile accident in which Mary Jo Kopechne, 28, a secretary to his late brother Robert, was killed. "I can live with myself," Ken-nedv said in an interview with ative must appear in person. trims ii ien 7 --''Ll Newcastle immediately after the accident, when Kennedy said he was in In New Bedford.

Dinis other officials have expressed shock, 17 telephone calls were cutting aspects of the tax-re said todav he is "making ef charged to his credit card. form bill passed by the House. concern that too much revenue would be lost by giving many forts" to send two deputies to Wilkes-Barre Friday for an "On ba ance." Kennedy said, Petition Held Inadequate the bil as it now stands may In Boston, a spokesman for afternoon court session on his Matthew V. Storin of the Boston lower and middle-income fam-j ilies the double advantage of reduced tax rates and a larger go too far in reducing needed the New England Telephone Globe's Washington staff. request.

revenues. "I feel the tragedy of the girl's The Evening Sun today is printed in four sections. Ann Landers 3 Comics A 14 Contract Bridge B4 Editorials A 18 Feature Page CI Financial Lou Panos A 19 Metropolitan Pages 4-5 Movies-Theater A 8 Obituaries A 9 Puzzle Page B7 Sports 1-9 Television-Radio B8-9 Women's Pages 1-6 Company said legal restrictions nrevented him from confirming While everyone welcomes low Coven 1 -it 1 IRELAND Seo 1 1 Kill Longford 1 20 DUBLIN -TTtr' Would Send Aides Dinis said he probably would i er taxes, the secretary said, or denvins the report, but he not co himself, but hoped to "there is a point at which too said the use of the card am not send Feter B. Gay, tirst as death. That's on my mina.

That's what I will always have to live with," Kennedy said. "But what I don't have to live with are the whispers and in-nupnrlnrs and falsehoods, be necessarily mean that the sena tor made the calls. sistant district attorney, and deep a slash in federal reve nues could perhaps force re trenchment in important domes standard deduction. Certain changes made by the House in President Nixon's proposal to limit the advantage from some "tax preference" froms of income, Kennedy said, "would permit many millionaires to go right on paying little or no federal income taxes." jArmand Fernades, assistant dis In Wilkes-Barre, tic programs and even increase trict attorney. of the Common Pleas Court said cause these have no basis in the already severe inflationary Dinis sa he session would a written petition that Edmund IRISH TROUBLE SIT lined are the cities and tewns in Northern lmaiid where trouble Is erupting.

pressures. be a preliminary hearing in the Dinis," District Attorney, sent fact." In other developments invlov-Ing the July 18 accident on the The text of Kennedy tain at Continued, Page A 2, Col. 5 seeking to have Miss Kopechne.

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