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It mm. owe. tT 8f nainftaa Pier. IfaJkoorl Nffift, THE QUESTION Are Ike North Y'ietaamea likely to aermoiJy aegotist far pear before toe prcdcaliat elee-taao? WHERE ASKED Various spots THE ANSWERS MEUSCR OO THf ASSOC IAT tO fttU To Auw-atwl Pratt a ar raail'naa a A PROMISE OR A HOAX? "Within 90 days of mr inauguration, every Am-irn aolJirr and every American prisoner will be owt of the -jungle and out of their cell and back home in Asaerica arhrre they belong So snoke Sen. Georre McGovern early yesterday in KW-.

II Ralph A. Coote. W. Kin St. Brooklyn, rut- toot Import accepting the Democratic presidential nomination, and the statement brought his frenzied peacenik supporters to apeciaLtl: "Al I I though the ram pear talks are on again, think lb Nona Viet namese ri3 last wail t4 who eierted.

taming the talks may srHr tfcrm their feet howling approval. Most American, we feel, consider the South Dakotan's bugout blueprint shameful. Hut no one contests the fact that a President McGovern would have the power to yank American forces home, no matter how dangerous that might be for the long-term interests of a re pile. They at ay hop Nisoa -ill eat the haeafctag'S while IM talks go on. Aaoe limning.

Bronx, court typttl: "in I McGoveni Fa tic tea think tbeyY Wea badly hart by our recent acUons of mining their harbors and using later beams to s4 bomb much more acruratrlr. They may want to end the war do." ereo store than VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Lee. South Oiooe Paik. Jack a 1 1 rney: I Nmm fe mme mmi miitrm ml trfr. We -a ttm mm wj don't think ao.

It'a a tot like PLAY THE ANTHEM Bmoklyn: As a Tlrraa af li the A rah-Israeli situation. The North Vietnam Ylrtnam war. I -mdrr marie theaters fay the National ese hare a point Anthem Wfatv erh how. Thia rove and wvaJd he a fine way promoUng re not go to yield at mar rontntry. "1 1 la peare table.

We hare a com MICHAEL EVANOCHKO. PRAISES PICTl'RE Stratford. 1 want ta POLITICAL STI FF Bronx: The ao-caSe4 refona Democrats now hare their own numbers game. There mutt be ao many women, ao many hSatks. so many youngtiers as delegates to the national convention.

According to thia line of reoaoaung. can we expect that there w-ll so many midreta. a many giants and ao many lion tamers demanded at the nett coorentioa? w.Kncc. Woodhaven: The IvUs mast know aomething'. The other day I saw a picture of them fljiC the American flag vptide don as a distrMa.

And Sen. Mc mitment that we matt keep to South Vietnam. I don't think the tMunrtil on The Xto'S ttirtare war ill be retolred for a number of year. Jan IS shooing Firrmaa Dang Larrlr waditiir In oater ta Wett End Ave. Kom B.

Kim. bank official: his knees ta nave a lrtier af liaVry kittems. There is hnpe for our -Yea. I believe the negotiations woj-Id while we have penpie ith rompasftion uth as hit, and rea- ill be rondiirt- pert far all Ijle, ed in a serious Gorern hadn't rtra lorn toeai- ft manner. Tnere are chances in CATHEuINE LL.

A riX50N AL TTTJt rtrwkyn: Focnd iih tW pa- nated et- A Sign of U.MH to rotae? E-P. attitude that Krowtlltn; An ur.rxrrmli. make this likely. One is the ov er- HAt IJI tniliion ia diritire mob has rhoora a krflitt leader who couldat leal a hnroe lure by North srrement renarh contsrarta, I I the U.S., or how murderous the consequences to our South Vietname allies. But McGovern sank to the level of glib, cruel trickery with his flat guarantee that he could deliver American prisoners from North Vietnam's hellhole jail.

Hanoi alone holds the keys to PW cells, and the ransom it demands for the captives is higher than even McGovern has publicly said he is willing to pay. The Reds want more than just an American pullout and an end to U.S. aid to South Vietnam. They demand we aid them in imposing a Communist-dominated regime on Saigon. Has McGovern made a secret, private deal to swallow even that humiliation? Or was he perpetrating a hoax on the anguished families of PWs by making a pledge he knows he cannot fulfill? We.

and a lot of other Americans, would like to know. If Hanoi has backed away even a millimeter from its hard-line stance, there was no sign of it at THE PARIS PEACE TALKS when they got under way attain Thursday after a 10-week recess" caused by North Vietnam's intasion of the South. Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh, chief mouthpiece for the Viet Cong, stood on her bosses longtime position that the U.S. must, in effect, give up all its interests in South Vietnam and betray Saigon to the Reds.

Our side stood on its refusal to abandon its allies anywhere and its assurances that honest negotiations will lead to a settlement satisfactory to any reasonable person. It seems possible, at least, that Hanoi's stubbornness was just an opening gambit Certainly U.S. bombing and harbor-minings up north are hurting the Red enemy, and it is widely reported that both Moscow and Peking are pressing Ilanoi to move for a settlement. So we hope President Richard M. Nixon will continue the steady, relentless pounding up north.

That bombing is far more likely to bring this war to an end and return American prisoners than any amount of begging McGovern has in mind. SHIFTING THE BURDEN A master plan submitted to the city's Board of Higher Education contains, among other proposals, a sensible suggestion that City U. be relieved of responsibility for remedial work needed to raise students to college levels. That task, the planners contend, should be tossed back to the city school system. How right they are! If the city schools were doing their job properly, there would be no necessity for special classes to bring City U.

freshman up to snuff in basic subjects. Since the failure lies in the elementary and secondary schools, that's where the cure should be effected. COME OFF IT, BOBBY Brooklyn's Bobby Fischer may be a whir at chess, but he is acting like a sulky, brattish boor in his world championship match with Russian Boris Spassky. We're surprised the seething hosts for the contest haven't long ago pitched him out of Iceland on his ear and told him to plav his match on an iceberg if he doesn't like the set-up Korea to my the City Unirerwty of New Korea, for unifi into his own familiar Toe onor donker Is doomed, anl mid country. Sooth Tom has agmed to provide rrr- dle America will sarrire.

taia perannal data, including rane and ex of all its employe, to cation, alo think President Nixon's trips to Peking- and Moscow may have put diplomatic pres geremmrtil atffirial. What 4a MICHAEL CkVNOR. Brooklm: To the hard work- sure on North lelnam. ir.e. middle rlat.

Demorratk ethnw asrreys have to with an Indmd aal's prof eatjonal atUi-ttrs? WhBe I raa xmderatand that Sirs. A dele Charal. Rego Park. i. -i New Yorker: IsnH it nice to know that while roa were aafjenng Tltnink the talks i mQi Armr on aa the intent behind these programa Is ta cipenate for the tiiarri-asination aufferod hy sionwhito her la "fun city." a gou lefling radicals was out baring a ball while claiming to repreamt I they have don for ao long to minorities, I cannot toierato rereroe 4iarrunination wiiith Is equally malicious, the past until raVe kail oar you at that orgy Miami Bear known as the Democratfe Natien.

al Conrention. G. preslden tial v-x ejection. If Nix. UNFAIR TO Jt-DCES IRVING ROSENSTON.

NO DETERRENT Manhattan: What snakes the Voirer who commented on mur on reeiectexi far another four rears, an at Brooklyn: Tne Xrra editorial an -extended holdays- for dge was not fair. Theoe men work lonsr and hard for tneir Tacauons. tempt for real peace may come rrom North Vietnam because they know ho wont weaken, tf XlcCae. derers think tnere will he leas crime if theto is a death penalty Jatt lk at the perrm ir crime daring the time the 4eath not Jott Ine Doors cow om but many nours ai aiome. rrn wins, he's promised to pull They are under gtat preasat out almost immediately.

Waller R. Matthks, SUtea Is and retponaatwiiiy oomo-thing not many men wonld n-aal or evuld stand. RICHARD 4. TRAIT. CALL FOR CLEAXrF Oaecns: I hone Environmental land, communication apecial-itt: "The latka will mark time until the new President Is elected.

North Vietnam thinks McGorern will pull out our remaining1 troops immediately if Protection Adminittrator Jerome Kretchmer and Sanitation Department Cotnmistioner Herbert penalty was ia effort. DAWN CONLET. TOO EXPENSIVE Manhatian: I mad that the Battery Park city hoaaing 4e-eolcfonent is to ewat fl.l billion and contain 1C1M apartmenta. This comes oat ta STEjGla p-r apartment. This ia to expensive.

At anch it is impoasiliW ta pay far norh an apartment from toot. The deficit is c-otng to hao to come out of tne tarpayera pockets. I nay dnot hUd ony awore oparlMont haadinga So Manhattan if tWy hve ta coat this toorh. JES5E tCYANT. Elith hsre indaded my fe5gh- borhood in the cleanap campaign.

Jackaon HeighU is fast Wroantag a alom area. I am out day after day with the broom, hat one per- he becomes President, but if Nixon is reelected. North trlnasa an alone cannot keep a neign ktarhoad dean. PHYLLIS. LOQrAPRO.

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