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TUB PROVINCE, Saturday, July 8, 1973 Court tosses dispute back to Democrats United Press Iiilcuialiiiiwl MIAMI BEACH Gcorgo MuUoveru'g hopes of a first-ballot presidential nomination suffered stuttering blow Friday ninht when the Supreme Court opened (lie way for a bloody Democratic cun- ventiort floor fight over delegate seating. McUovern, informed of the justices' stay of a favorable lower court ruling on the crucial California delegate dispute, appealed to the convention, which opens in three days, to "protect the rule of law and the nation's time-honored sense of fair play." Said McGovern: "We do not change the rules of the game after the game is over." lie was referring to his now-unsuccessful court battle to overturn the parly creden tials committee's decision rejecting California's winner -take all primary, where McGovern won all 271 delegates, and to allocating the ote on a proportional basis. McGovern once again stands to lose lal to 1j3 California voles, and the high court's decision to toss the credentials dispute back into the convention's lap buoyed the flagging hopes of Sou, Hubert Humphrey. Humphrey, who stands to pick up at least 104 votes if the convention upholds its credentials committee on Califor- nia, indicated after the decision that he had a ail 50 chance to in the crucial California floor fight. "I call upon all other candidates to support the open proceedings and to abide by the will of the Democratic convention and to support its eventual nominee," one of Humphrey's key aides said in a veiled reference to McGo-vern's former threat to withhold his support if he loses the California test.

The- nine justices' slay of the appellate court's support of McGovern's claim to all 271 California delegates means lhat the next test and pcr- haps the turning point of the convention itself probably will come at the convention's opening session Monday. Democratic National chairman Lawrence O'Brien, the convention's temporary chairman, said only that the court had rendered its decision, "and the Democratic Party and the Democratic national convention will abide by that decision." The court's position was that it had tu have more time without the pressures of an imminent convention if it was to consider the unprecedented request to intervene in a na tional political party's nominating process. Klvin Stanton, a spokesman for George Wallace, who arrived in Miami on Friday in a wheelchair, said the Alabama governor was pleased. "The convention is where the matter should be decided," he said. This enhances the governor's position at the convention." Sen.

Henry Jackson of Washington declared the decision "should help put to rest some of Hie self-righteous nonsense lhat has been coming out of the McGovern eainp." rrf iff- H'H I A 1 i TIIElrtl'KOVINCE 81 dead in Japan slorms Cnplnins released by I1U Province News Services NOW OPEN Aii lfcOTiI t.J tiiik.KjriJ Hulini iiiiil.ts ailili'Lss from wliedrlinir alter arrival. Crowd grctts Humphrey's arrival ai his Miami hold. South Victs fought to standstill DOWNTOWN (VANCOUVER) OAKItlDGE NEW WESTMINSTER GUILDFORD long curtain of brown dust, and closer to this position bombers poured bombs, rockets and napaliu into enemy strongholds just ahead until deteriorating weather prevented low level attacks. During the past few days baseless reports have been circulated by some news organisations tlut (juaug Tri had been recaptured or at least entered by South Vietnamese troops. Actually, several South Vietnamese spies were understood to have entered Communist occupied (j a Tri and returned quickly to their units outside the town.

'Jhere was no further basis to TOKYO (Heuter) At least KM pciMifis are feared dead on the liny Japanese island of Amakusu, where three towns have been ripped apart by the collapse of rain soaked minui-laiiiniilcs. Searchers have found no sign of survivors bcnealh the torrents of giant boulders, rocks and mud that swept down on the towns of Kuradake and liimcdo. The casualties are part of an over all Pill of til confirmed dead and IDS missing Ihrniifdinut southern Japan, where three days of continuous ram has caused widespread fliiiicltitg and hundreds of landslides. litis liij.u lving Ttl'IC, Mexico (lil'I) Five armed peasants hijacked a cross country bus near Tcpic and stole an intimated Irom 3a passengers. According to police, the passengers were forced at gunpoint to hand over their money and goods as the bus travelled along a main highway.

A jmlice spokesman said at least one of the robbers had been identilied. AI omiht lakes imr PAWS (Heuter) Pierre MesMiier formally took over Friday as French prime minister from Jacques t'haban-Dclnias, bringing in a streamlined government in preparation for forthcoming legislative elections. announced bis So man government 'Ihursday ni.Jil after a Hireling willi Fi csi.ii ill Pompidou who earlier fned former prime minister Jaeipics ('Indian Hclmas III mi eitort to revamp the imace of the ruling co.ililioii, ii.ni.i-naled by (iaullists. (Tallin I hlnifflt: BONN Chancellor Willy tirandt appointed a new economic. Friday in a i.nbiinl leobiillle be said would mean "no change in polii Brandt reilaei'd Economics and Fliiani Kail Slullrr with liefciii.e Minister Ileliuul Schmidt.

Sebilicr angrily resigned this week after a cabinet defeat of bis cconomie policies. Schmidt studied economics uiiilir at Hamburg University. Siimc iiinovtil SANTIAGO illl'l) Tlic Senate approved Friday expropriation of the Chilean Telephone and Telegraph Corp. ill I') Approval by the chamber of deputies is cspected Idler Ibis month. STORE HOURS Downtown New Westminster 9 tO 5:30 p.m.

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PARK ROYAL demolition bombs and hundreds of ci, ill, liners with pellet and fragmentation bombs. Nguyen Than I.c, spokesman for Norlh Vietnam's delegation to the Paris peace talks, said Friday lhat President Nixon "slid seeks a military victory" and "lie's not going to negotiate." The spokesman made it. clear there has been no change in Hanoi's position since the unproductive secret meeting May 2 between Nixon's adviser. Henry Kisxingcr. ami l.c Due Tbo, a North Vietnamese poiilbiiro member and special emissary to the talks.

PREPARE Apart from the fael lb. it Spassky aliculy has spcul Z'--i weeks on the island, the world champion has had lo watch a challenger acting as liic roles already were reversed. Nor can Fischer's supreme confidence in his ability lo eapliirc the litic have escaped the Russian. Fischer, the in, ill whose lid; is devoted lo chess and who has pledged to end the long Soviet domination of the game, has declared be will crush his opponent by 124 poinls lo half a poiul. Fisher needs a points lo clinch the liile.

A point is awarihd for a win and haif a poiul for a diaw. CIIESS WIZARDS OITHt HAIR JAUS ON TH1 INLklAH lllll. Il'li; i in. t.C I I. Mi, I I lie nv.illl,i A OV kVl.pJItvl II liiil wn.

-1 r. I I 1 I rN -ICOICJ 7 CLOSED MONDAY rlAlK WISISTUii. BELFAST Two British army captains, held for lS hours by Irish Republican Army guerrillas in a Londonderry no-go" enclave, were released Friday night willi a warning that they had jeopardized Northern Ireland fragile ceasefire. The men, captured after treading a palh into the fiercely IRA Creggan estate, walked unharmed into a city policy precinct office as tension soared anew in bloodstained Northern Ireland. A statement read to correspondents by their captors, members of the IRA's militant Piovisioual wing, said; "II was pointed out to these members of the British army that by their actions, liicy were placing the bilateral ceasefire in jeopardy and, after careful consuleralion of the facts, they weic released." The army named the officers, both members of an infantry rcMinoiit.

as ('apt. K. Mill. and Capt. J.

C. Corn-well. The Roman Catholic based IRA said Ibey were picked up by a guerrilla foot patrol in side a Republican enclave of Londonderry. Northern Ire-laud's second city, at 2.15 a.m. Both men were in civilian clothes and were unarmed.

Meanwhile, Northern lie-land's wave of mystery kill iugs. some of them apparently sectarian executions and others wilhiiul apparent motive, claimed another victim. A year -old Protestant vouili died when gunmen opened up on a ear in whieli he was a passenger The vehicle was alta.ki making a detour lo avoid a roadblock. The death oi Samuel Robin-sou 1 to iH2 the loll oi fatalities in I ilstcr's three yens "I violence. A loo pound bomb exploded outside the Holy Cross Hum.

hi Catholic church and school in Belfast's Ardovne district in the early morning 'I he explosion shattered at stained glass windows, valued at nearly SlOOdoil, and blew a 10 foot rialcr 111 the strict, police said a i I OUR Jf.OO PRICE 2 luosl lumpUlc, iliuuc tij iiiiiin oil bii move 7 224 411 fill all I lllllh TRY ULTRA-HAIR Renter REYKJAVIK Soviet title holder Hons Spassky and li.S. challenger Bobby Fischer, having ended their battle of nerves, now begin the task of disciplining their minds in preparation for next week's opening game in the woild chess championship. The two players, men of colli lasting personalities, have Ibrce more days in which to achieve the mental cipillibriuin csscnlial in topflight el, ess. Spassky drew while Thursday infill and will have the advantage of the first move. Fischer wanted to begin the disrupted match on Sunday but.

agreed to Spassky's rc-fjuesi fur two extra d.iys. which means the contest will gel under way on Tuesday nine days behind schedule. May Have loSalww the claim lhat Saigon hoops entered (juaiig Tri, and all reports to the contrary were denied tixlay by an military source. Meanwhile. Pravda said li.S.

had been uuder-in i i Norih Vietnamese dikes to let the water Hood I he lowlands, then showering Hie population with what it described as pellet and fragmentation bombs when if tried to stop the flood. Pravda commcnl.iloi" Vim Zbukov said that between April III and June li.S. air-ci. ill made 77 strikes at 37 of dikes and o3 "hydro technical installations," dropping 7G4 heavy of liar IH'IH'S The American rounded off his cold war of nerves wild the il ii a 1 I imperturbable Russian by keeping hnu wailing for more than haif an hour at the hall when tiic draw was staged However, Spassky, who is familiar with Fischer's tactic now, seemed to have louud the aufidolc. He look the American's lateness in his stride, greeting Fischer in a friendly way when he finally tinned up and wishing Inni good luck after the diaw was made.

Chess experts line believe the '4i year old Spassky is the one lo have sunned inusi from the delay in the start of I he 24 game series, caused largely by Fischer's habit of Honing up laic or not all ail ior the initial tournament iuiiclions the opening game in pailicular. i lu tismutlile I. Province News Services I. A VANG HA, South Vietnam Well entrenched and determined North Vietnamese troops fought a South Vietnamese advance toward the provincial capilal of Quang Tn to a standstill on Friday, and one Saigon clement was forced to pull back after a strong enemy lank attack. The farthest advance by Saigon forces toward Quaug Til is a few hundred yards from this shell blasted village.

Allhoiigh I. a Vang Ha is only about two miles from IJuaug Tri. the North Vietnamese have good cover here in dense groves of banana trees, palms and scrub jungle through which are scattered a few abandoned villages. The North Vietnamese troops in this sector, believed to be about 6M) men sliong, arc supported by tanks and artillery. They employed about a doicn tanks Friday in their foray agauist government forces.

'I be main Communist defence line outside (uaug Tri town appears to be anchored on four waliid forts along the west side of lloule 1, the only road leading to the lown. These positions, winch once served South letuamesc troops as fire bases, were under heavy allied air attack Friday. Shortly before dawn Friday, ail hoi ue troops at this base were awakened by the sound of lank engines, and realized just in time that the tanks belonged to the Communists. Three of the Communist tanks were destroyed mid the rest beaten off by South Vietnamese tanks To the west, along a ridge-liue where strong Ciuninimist forces were concentrated, li b2 bomber raids raised a mile lion izonr liter light road, tunic on il and we will eoii- Wliitr said that lechniiUes of fleeing tiio brain had inipioved the possibilities ol 1,1. ,111 li an: plants.

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