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PAGE 2, SECTION 1 WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1972 WEATHER VANE Delegate Issue Slill Is Clouded 'S 70. I ViJ' sj WOXA. 0pf Commute i Hanoi Urged fo Negotiate Pressure Levied I -j 'h I) ft (r iy --tfTrh v. McGovern Eyes List for No. 2 (from page 0 rather than rubber stamp the presidential nominee's choice." Convention sources said Repi a a Griffith of Michigan might also announce her vice-presidential candidacy.

Former by Russ, Chinese (from page?) right suspicion, which was deep-! ened, the sources said, when Burger Weighs Convening Court (from pageT) as six of the nine justices present. THE APPEALS court Wednesday overturned the party's Credentials Committee and ordered 151 California delegates returned to McGovern. The Gov. Endicott Peabody III of rto tt 'V-V3. Massachusetts already is run ning.

neither Peking nor Moscow took action against the blockade. He said Hanoi gives the im-p i of being deeply engaged in a review of its overall policy and strategy. It has given no indication as yet. even to its close friends, of what it will do, but there were appar Humphrey, meanwhile, pressed the Supreme Court, now in summer recess, to return to committee had stripped them from the South Dakota senator when it decided to reverse the winner-take-all state primary and parcel out delegates to can well I i iw ently reasons to believe that a final decision has not yet been U.S. FORECAST Rain is predicted today from the Great Lakes region to the Northwest and in the Gulf states.

Cool weather is expected for portions of the East Coast and Midwest with warmer temperatures in the West. AP Wirephoto MADISON FORECAST-Considerable cloudiness with showers and thunderstorms likely today. High in low 80s. Partly cloudy with chance of showers tonight. Low near 50.

Saturday partly cloudy and cooler. High in 70s. South to southwest winds 8 to IS miles per hour, shifting northwesterly by afternoon. Precipitation probabilities 60 per cent today, 30 per cent tonight. Wisconsin Forecast by Zones taken.

didates according to the percent age of the primary vote they IN COUNSELING a settle received. ment, the big Communist pow At the same time, the court ers apparently have been motti-vated also by the latest Amer Washington and make a final judicial ruling on the crucial issue of the California delegation. HIS CAMPAIGN manager, Jack Chestnut, told -reporters that if the justices uphold the appeals court award of the entire 271-member California delegation to McGovern, the former vice-president would abide by that decision. Chestnut did not, however, rule out a challenge on' the convention floor if there were any remaining legal way to continue Humphrey's fight for a portion upheld the committee's right to unseat Daley and 58 other Illi ican bombing of North Vietnam nois delegates after finding they and the effect it has had so far. violated party rules on delegate The Russians, for instance, selection.

were reported by Western de Si In asking the high court to consider the case, the Demo fense sources earlier this week to be worried about the effect of the bombing on the Soviet-supplied ground-to-air missiles, the of the California contingent. installations for which have cratic Party claimed the lower court decision "has provoked a fundamental constitutional crisis which can be settled only by this court." But, he said, "we would not dis been hit frequenty. The Reykjavik setting for world chess match, -ap wu-ephoto rij Cm I I iWMJSAU I eaucmik 3 ffLr iMMHSON moir obey a Supreme Court ruling." Ever since Soviet President Humphrey's contention. THE SEATING of the Califor backed by the party's National Committee, is that delegate seating is a matter for the convention itself ultimately to de nia delegates, the party Dnet said, "and very likely the presi-j dential nomination itself, will bei Nikolai Podgorny visited Hanoi and U.S. presidential adviser Henry Kissinger traveled to Peking in early June, Western dip-1 a have speculated that Russia and China may sepa Court Rejects Bid for Review of Christ's Trial determined, not by the political Another Jet Is Hijacked in California (from pageT) process operative at the conven rately be urging North Vietnam JERUSALEM (UPI) The tion but by the mandate of lower federal court." to make a peace settlement.

Israeli Supreme Court rejected ZONES I AND 2 Today partly cloudy and i cooler with chance of showers. Highs in low or mid 70s. Cooler near Lake Superior. Mostly fair and cooler tonight. Lows in mid or upper 40s.

Saturday partly sunny and cool. Highs in upper 60s or low 70s. Precipitation probabilities 40 per cent today, 10 per cent tonight. ZONES 3 Considerable cloudiness with showers or thunderstorms likely and turning cooler today. High in mid or upper 70s.

Partly cloudy and cooler tonight and Saturday. Lows tonight in upper 40s or low 50s. High Saturday in upper 60s or low 70s. Precipitation probabilities 60 per cent today and 20 per cent tonight. ZONE 4 Considerable cloudiness with showers or thunderstorms likely this forenoon.

Partly cloudy and turning cooler with chance of showers this afternoon. Highs in upper 70s or low 80s. Partly cloudy and cooler tonight and Thursday an application by an The Democrats contended THEY DOUBT, however, that Storm Over, Chess Match Opener Set (from page because he failed to show up in time for the original opening game last Sunday. Under FIDE rules, the winner of each game gets one point. If a game is tied, each gets a Orthodox Jew calling for Jesus that the decision threatens to the two competing Communist Christ to be exonerated of all nations would expose them charges against Him.

it to fly to San Diego, 500 miles selves to charges of betraying North Vietnam by appearing to cause a fundamental change in the American political system by expanding the role of the judiciary into the affairs of politi The court said His conviction to the south. An airline spokesman said the nearly 2,000 years ago was a cide, and not the courts. DISPUTING McGovern's vote projections, Humphrey's aides said the South Dakota senator's "upper limit, maximum first ballot strength" appeared to fall about 60 votes short of the majority required for a first ballot nomination. "We expect further erosion before next Wednesday," said Mike Maloney, the Minnesota a 's deputy campaign manager. Humphrey, he predicted, would have at least 800 first ballot votes.

With California's 271 votes back in McGovern's column at least for for the time being matter of history and not some Saturday. Lows tonight in low or mid 50s. High Saturday in mid 70s. Precipitation probabilities 60 per cent today and 20 per cent tonight. ZONES.

5, 6, AND 7 Con-s i a 1 cloudiness with showers or thunderstorms likely today. High in upper 70s or low 80s. Partly cloudy with chance of showers tonight. Lows in low or mid 50s. Saturday partly sunny and cooler.

Highs in low to mid 70s. Cooler near Lake Michigan in zones 6 and 7. Precipitation probabilities 60 per cent today, 30 per cent tonight. cal parties further than ever be fore. thing for a modern court to de turn on Hanoi so close to the resumption of the Paris peace talks, set for next week.

Some U.S. officials have encouraged the idea that peace money was being collected and the parachute was ready when the plane landed here at 8:29 p.m. (10:29 p.m. CDT). cide.

McGovern forces opposed the party bid, saying: "It is partic The application for a declara After a few minutes of nego tory judgment was brought by ularly important that the pro negotiations could take place on the basis of President Nix-j tiations between the hijacker lawyer Itzhak David, 36, on be cess in which the nominees of half-point. Spassky needs only 12 points to retain his title but Fischer needs 12 points to win. Fischer arrived more than 20 on's supervised ceasefire pro and airline officials, the gunman allowed 31 persons, mostly the two major political parties are selected conform to the dic posal of last May. half of his client, David Bitan. Both men are Orthodox Jews and live in the Red Sea port of Eilat.

women and children, to leave Other officials see little or no tates of due process, equal pro the plane. minutes late to the drawing prospect that North Vietnam tection of the law." David said he has asked for a Spassky had been waiting for THE FEDERAL Aviation Ad THE APPEALS court ruled will make a serious move at the negotiating table until after the iiiriipinl rpvipw if tho naco in more than half an hour in a The Madison Weather Summary At Municipal Airport Coldest, 47, in 1966. ministration (FAA) said the hi attempts to bring it before the that changing the terms ot the and another 47 gained in Illinois with court rejection of Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley's 59-member uncommitted contingent, McGovern's aides figured American presidential election California election after the full in vote violated the fundamental jacker gave a note to the pilot which saJ the ransom "would be distributed to two organizations involved" in the Mideast "I am not i in principles of due process. 56 73 70 3 7 10 CI.

60 100 100 II 74 41 41 Thursday that he could count tin whether Jesus Christ was guilty 6 a.m. Noon 6 p.m. Party Rejects 1,541.5 first ballot votes more or innocent of the charges crisis." The petition from the Daley forces claimed the appeals court "has totally ignored the than enough for nomination. brought against Him," David Poor's Demands said. "I want a hearing on how THE LATEST UPI state-by- backstage room of the hall.

IT WAS THE two players' first meeting in Iceland. They have met over the tournament chessboard in the past, with Spassky defeating Fischer three times and gaining two draws. The two inspected the board, the lighting, and other facilities on the stage in the hall where they will be sitting alone with the arbiter. The draw was done the same way park-bench chess players the trial was conducted. state tabulation indicated that McGovern had 1,396.45 commit 'Jesus was sentenced by a The note added: "Recent actions by the Air Line Pilots Assn.

have caused consternation in our organization and we are forced to take prompt action." The pilot group's members last month conducted a one-day work stoppage in some areas to Wettest, 2.51 1879. Madison Skies Friday, July 7 Sunset today 8:39 p.m. Sunrise Saturday .5:26 a.m. The Moon, at perigee today, rises Saturday at ...2:49 a.m. and rides high.

VISIBLE PLANETS Mars sets 9:30 p.m. Mercury follows Mars. Jupiter in the south at midnight. Saturn south of the Moon. Venus well below Saturn and much brighter.

Illinois election code and has superimposed requirements which disenfranchise the electorate and violate the rights of officeholders." The challengers who replaced ted delegates, plus 55 leaning in Roman court and it was prejudiced against Jews," he said. "The trial was not in accord Highest temperature yesterday 76, at 3:30 p.m. Lowest temperature yesterday 52, at 6:30 a.m. Mean temperature yesterday 54, Normal 71. Degree Days 11.

Total precipitation since Jan. 1, 9.99 in. normal, 15.04. Today in Other Years Warmest, 102, in 1936. his favor, for a projected total of 1,451.45, or 58 votes short of nomination.

ance with the due process of the ousted Illinois delegates law. protest the wave of air piracy McGovern was reported lo were selected by caucus while "I want a declaration from have decided against letting the the original delegates were do it. Spassky took two pawns for 750 Passes MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) Democratic officials rejected a demand by poor people Thursday that 750 of their representatives be permitted to lobby among the delegates on the convention floor next week. Rebuffed in their bid for 750 floor passes, one of their leaders vowed to use "any means necessary" to gain access to the delegates to urge reforms and an increase in welfare benefits.

Convention Director Richard Murphy said a meeting with picked in an election. the court saying the trial He got was contrary to justice and that the trial was used as a hoax to IT IS imperative that this around the world and demand tighter security measures. THE HIJACKER said $445,000 of the ransom was to be in $100 bills, $4,000 in $50 bills, and $1,000 in $20 bills, an FAA one white, one black juggled them behind his back, and then extended his closed hands to Fischer. get Him executed. We're The High and Low Temperatures convention nominate his running mate, on the assumption it would draft the reluctant Sen.

Edward M. Kennedy McGovern was said to have abandoned this idea when he gave up all hope of persuading Kennedy to run with him. ashamed of the trial He re case be heard to vindicate the electoral process," the Daley forces said. "Irreparable harm will be done if election laws ceived. It is a grave miscar riage of justice that the Jews spokesman said.

The hijacker said he would re can be nullified and the losers have been carrying for 2,000 lease all but two male passen years. substituted for the winners as representatives of the people." Without hesitation, Fischer hunched forward and pointed a finger to Spassky's right hand. With a smile, Spassky opened it. Fischer had drawn the black pawn, giving Spassky the first move with the white and a slight advantage. eers once he received the ran spokesmen for the poor and welfare clients' groups, about half Legal researchers have found Japanese Chief Mazomanie Man Killed in Mishap MAZOMANIE Lawrence E.

som and parachute. He added that he would give his destination once his demands are met. of them black, broke off with "a threat of disruption." Names Cabinet TOKYO, Friday (UPI) Post 22. died Thursdav The protest delegation said their request for 750 floor only three instances of special terms in the Supreme Court's history. The most recent was a 1958 session dealing with the desegregation of a Little Rock, high school.

The earlier special terms in-! (July 6, 1972) in a Madison hos The plane, a three-engine Boeing 727, was parked about 500 yards from the Lindbergh Field terminal and three FBI Kakuei Tanaka, Japan new pital from injuries received 77 Motorcyclists Held in Scuffle JANESVILE S) Seventeen passes would amount to tun prime minister, completed for OFFICIAL REPORT BY NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE Albuquerque 91 56 Atlanta 78 62 Bismarck 80 46 Boston 70 58 Brownsville 88 71 Charleston 71 67 Chicago 73 59 Cleveland 69 45 Denver 85 55 Des Moines 82 51 Detroit 75 42 Dubuque 75 48 Duluth 72 49 EI Paso 93 67 Ft. Worth 88 59 Green Bay 81 49 Helena 79 55 Jacksonville 90 69 Juneau 81 48 Kansas City 81 58 La Crosse 70 49 Pr. Las Vegas 108 54 .01 Los Angeles 88 66 0 Madison Airport ..76 52 0 Memphis 76 58 0 Miami 86 81 0 Milwaukee 75 52 .94 Minneapolis 60 53 0 Montreal 74 51 0 New Orleans 85 73 .02 New York City 77 56 0 Park Falls 70 49 0 Phoenix 107 84 .10 S. Lake City 97 68 .10 San Francisco 60 54 0 Sit. Ste.

Marie 78 40 0 Seattle 65 55 0 Washington 73 61 0 Wausau 73 47 .12 Winnipeg 76 53 0 0 .33 0 0 tr. 0 0 0 .14 0 .13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 tr. tr. 0 about 3:10 a.m. Saturday during proportional representation of agents armed with rifles with mation of his new Cabinet this morning only hours after he car-pushing episode on High- poor people" among -the more Illinois motorcyclists were telescopic sights waited nearby way 14 just west of Mazomanie eluded a session in 1953 dealing with the espionage conviction was formally designated pre than 3,000 convention delegates since one-fourth of all American The aircraft was being refueled taken into custody Tuesday by police who were investigating a mier by the Diet (Parliament).

and a i a 1 punishment sen families receive less than $6,500 IT WAS THE second hijacking Masayoshi Ohira was ap report of a scuffle between tences of atom spies Julis and Ethel Rosenberg, and one in- annually. near Club 14, police reported. Coroner Clyde Chamberlain Jr. said' preliminary reports indicate that Post was riding the truck of a car being pushed by another car and fell off, suffer of a PSA jetliner in two days. Murphy, insisting there was Two armed hijackers were shot pointed foreign minister to deal with such key international issues as maintaining friendly re volvine the military trial of to death by FBI agents Wednes cycle groups near the Newville Interstate 90 interchange.

Charges included possession of weapons, possession of fire seven enemy saboteurs in 1942. lations between Japan and the ing severe head injuries. The day at San Francisco International Airport. no room for anyone on the floor, said he offered during the meeting to provide them with 50 to 75 gallery passes for each evening session of the convention United States and China. Ohira death is still under investiga works, and desecration of the A passenger also was fatally served as foreign minister in tion, Chamberlain said.

14 GIs Listed American flag. wounded by one of the hijack The funeral will be at 10:30 the early 1960s. Today in World, State History Participants were from the which opens Monday. ers, the rbi said, lwo otneri a 0 Miki, an influential a.m., Saturday in St. John Lutheran Church.

Friends may the annexation of Hawaii bv nited rress international area of Des Plaines, 111., and passengers were wounded, in-; The main convention hall Liberal-Democratic Party factional leader who wants to im eluding television actor Victor Carpentersville, 1 1 1., officials said. in Weekly Toll SAIGON (UPI) The United States Command reported Thursday that 14 Americans were killed in action in Vietnam call at the Gnewikow Funeral Home after 2 p.m. today. Sen Yung, 56. who plays the prove Sino-Japanese relations, seats 13.000 persons, of whom about 5,600 are delegates and alternates to be actually seated on the floor.

Chinese cook Hop Sing in the was named a Cabinet minister "Bonanza" series. without portfolio. last week, the highest death toll The gunmen in Wednesday's in nearly two months. Stan Re Printer, Has Heart Attack Stanley B. Rea, 56, Sun Prairie, a printer at Madison Asst.

U.S. Atty. Mack hijacking had demanded $800,000 and passage to Siberia, Another 23 U. S. servicemen Emmet Farmer Jr.

Named Magistrate Federal Judge James E. Enters Private Practice authorities said. were woundea and lour were added to the rolls of "missing, Asst. United States Atty. 1 Newspapers, was taken to Doyle this week appointed captured, or interned," spokesmen said.

Emmet H. Farmer Tomah. St. Mary's Hospital Thursday morning after suffering a heart The number of American QUIET LIFE LIVERPOOL, England -Peter Best, 28, drummer who left the Beatles before they became famous, has given up attack. dead last week was up by 12 as a part-time federal magistrate beginning Monday.

Farmer, 50, a graduate of the University of Wisconsin Law James R. Mack said Thursday he is resigning to enter private law practice in Green Bay. Mack, a 1967 University of Wisconsin Law School graduate, was named to his present post by U.S. Atty. John Olson in September, 1969.

over the previous seven-day pe 0 pital officials described his condition as stable but sug- riod, the command reported, and the highest since 19 were show business and taken a job in a government office at Liver gested that visitors not call for School, is currently public ad- killed in the first week of May. I two to three days. 'ministrator for Monroe County. pool. Total U.

S. casualties since Jan. 1, 1961, now are 45,806 Asked Wife for Kiss the United States. Hawaii became the 50th state on Aug. 21.

1959. IN 1941, President Franklin D. Roosevelt toid Congress that U. S. naval forces, moving to forestall a possible Nazi invasion, had landed on Iceland with that country's permission.

IN 1970, 46 persons were shot during rioting by blacks in Asbury Park. N. J. A Thought for the Day: British clergyman Matthew Henry said: "None is so blind as those who will not see." Wisconsin History On this dav in Wisconsin IN 1962, the UW Student Life and Interest Committee announced that the Haresfoot Show would be held again even though I 's finances were barely in the black. IN 1942, eight federal agents tagged about, 1,000 cars belonging to fans watching the Madison Blues-Chicago Cubs game at Breeze 's Field.

The cars did not display the federal auto use tax stamp. IN 1872. the Vilas House hotel in Madison was advertising for six girls to do laundry work. Today is Friday. July 7.

the 139th day of 1972 with 177 to follow. On this day in hisiorj IN 1846, U. S. Navy Commodore J. D.

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Also Dried Elderberries in stock. 116 West Mifflin St. just off the Square Phone 257-0099 for refueling. Those stewardesses were wonderful," Mrs. Carter recalled.

"Not a person was hysterical. Those three stewardesses were real troopers. "When we heard the first shots, we did not get up. My husband bent over and ducked. Then it sort of quieted down and he sat back.

"Then came a second round of shots. He ducked bent over again and then he said: 'I'm they put it," Stanley Carter his eldest son, said. Married in 1939, Carter retired in 1970. This week, Carter and his wife sold all their possessions except for a few treasured belongings and flew to California. The attempted hijacking came on the last.

leg of their trip, from Sacramento to San Diego. "Nobody knew anything until the plane landed in San Francisco. They though; it was just MONTREAL "I'm shot. They've got me, Lai. I'm done for.

Kiss me." These were the last words of Stanley Carter, 66, retired conductor with Canadian National Railways, to his wife. He was killed Wednesday in a gun battle between airplane hijackers and FBI agents in San Francisco. "They decided to come down fo San Diego for their dream home, for their Shangri-La, as.