Beatrice Daily Sun du lieu suivant : Beatrice, Nebraska • 1

Jl Beatric Weather Decreasing cloudiness with chance of thundershowers through Tuesday. Low tonight In upper 90s to lower 60s. High tomorrow In the low 80s. Temperatures High yesterday, low today 81 39 High, low a year ago 13 68 Precipitation this month 1.00' Precipitation this year 11-18 Precip. to date last year 16.75 "If You Didn't See It la The Sun It Didn't Happen" BEATRICE, NEBRASKA MONDAY, JULY 17, 1972 ZIP CODE 68310 10c PER COPY 70th Year No.

8 CLAIMS OF PURPORTED FORMER NSA AGENT DEN1E Daily Sun U.S. 'Memoirs monitoring say claims five on weekend world government in the every rCl3r i (. Including Its allies, and listens In on all transatlantic telephone calls to or from this country, even those by private citizens. "As far as the Soviet Union Is SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Government officials have declined comment on a Ramparts magazine article which says U.S. intelligence can pinpoint the location of Soviet military Ing submarines," the former analyst said in the article.

Asked whether the United States makes surveillance flights over Russia, "Peck" replied: 'Routinely, as a matter of fact, over the Black Sea, down NORTHEAST NEBRASKA SOAKED BY UP TO FIVE INCHES OF RAIN A.ciid Pri mond 1.85, Pilger 1.64, Orchard JSS? MO. Ewing 1.50, Elgin 2.93, concerned we know, the where- and space craft and monitor abouts at any given time of all transat antic telephone its aircrau, exclusive oi smau mines in jiui uicaaicui ncuias- ovprv ka during the night Sunday Neligh 2.80, Oakdale 3.00, Lau- every private planes, and its naval to the Baltic. Our Strategic Air broyght a warning Monday oi rei i-enoer z.au, ai.uu.Pu Western House Jn forces, including its missile-fir- Force flies the planes, and we Anuiclated Prut Five more persons have been killed in Nebraska traffic accidents, boosting the state's 1972 highway death toll to 219, four more than on this date last year. The latest victim was killed in an accident on U.S. 30, one mile east of North Bend Monday morning.

Details of the accident were not immediately available. The State Patrol said Keith L. Redman, 22, of Republican City, was killed late Sunday night in a one-car accident within the city limits of Orleans. The patrol said the car apparently went out of control on a curve. Redman was traveling at the time on the old by-pass of Orleans.

Three others died as a result possible flash flooding on Logan 2.05 and Pierce 2.32. San Clemente, the Department of Defense in Wash Creek. jie iMauonai weamer ocrvii.c The National Weather Servicefluring the night had issued a ington and a spokesman lor tne said the fall included 4.w warning oi ne-vy u.uuuC. AMncv at Ft. support them.

"By that I mean that we watch them penetrate the Soviet air space then analyze the Soviet reaction-how everything from their air defense and tactical air force to the KGB reacts." He said he also had Indications that U.S. reconnaissance planes had flown over China. inches at Emerson and AM storms continuing northeast oi not inches at Wakefield. Sioux City, Norfolk and southeast of Hast- Es. in northwest Iowa, had five ings.

Dionaee: A Memoir." The ar- inches. The storm Sappeartag in the August Weathermen said heavy suited from a cold front located of the which DDN'T HORSE AROUND rains in other, areas of the Elk- from Sioux Falls, S. D. to near horn Watershed were general- North Platte and west-south- Cooler weatner was lv three inches or less. How- westward, rfvNTVJ He said he briefed then-Vice -I wins third chess game REYKJAVIK-(AP) World chess champion Boris Spassky resigned the third game against Bobby Fischer today five minutes after the clock was switched on to resume their adjourned game.

Referee Lothar Schmid vpr lirtlp if anv overflow was due to follow the" frontal sys- President Hubert H. Humphrey on the Soviet tactical air force SEE DALE'S SERVICE KOI SEE DALE'S SERVICE of traffic in the state Saturday expecte(i sjnce the rains fell on tern. nieht. dry ground and the streams Decreasing cloudiness was Seward County Deputy Sheriff were quite jow generally indicated for most of Roy Richards said Mrs. Senkal Eikhorn Rjver was ex- the state Monday night, but the Bushman, 23, who was on her pected t0 reman wen within its threat of thundershowers re- honeymoon, was killed when the banks barring additional heavy mained in the outlook for some car she was driving went Into jajnfai the Norfolk Weather areas Into Tuesday, the median of Interstate 80 and service Office said.

Alliance reported the. appar- in 1967 and once listened to a tearful conversation between Soviet Premier Alexel Kosygin and a Russian cosmonaut about to be killed during re-entry. The Dale Phiefer family of Alexandria en- women In centennial dresses pulled the float tered the commercial float division of tha by hand. (Sun Photo) Western parade. Three generations of Phiefer Other large rainfall reports ent state low early Monday of from northeastern Nebraskajin- 50 degrees while Scottsbluff had eluded Winslow 1.70 inches, Os- the high Sunday of 90 degrees, issue magazine went on newstands today, Is based on" an interview with a man purported- to NSA analyst.

The ex-analyst, identified by a 'spokesman for the magazine as "Winslow Peck," a pseudonymis quoted as saying flights over Russian territory are made routinely by jets "which climb high enough to reach the edge of outer space." Knowledgeable sources other than the Defense Department denied that U.S. reconnaissance planes fly over Russia. Contacted in San Diego at telephone number supplied by Ramparts, a man who said he was "Peck," 26, refused to give his real name but said he was employed by NSA for 3Tears after enlisting in the Air Force in 1966. He said he quit because he was disillusioned in Vietnam. The Ramparts article said the United States monitors every government in the world, Gala picnic packs town of Western opened Fischer's sealed 41st move.

It was bishop to queen 1 six. Fischer was not insight. Spassky waited only minutes, and knocked over his king, giv- i. Ing the game to Fischer. t-.

The score In the 24-game I match now stands at 2-1 Spassky's favor. SDasskv had lost his first rolled in Seward County just east of the York County line. She was dead on arrival at a York hospital. Richards said her husband, R. Buihmi 25, -was -hospitalized but apparently did not suffer serious injuries.

The officer said the west-abound car, apparently blew a rear tire and swerved into the BLOODBATH CONTINUES Belfast football field scene of Catholic camp -in median. BELFAST (AP) Nearly er community leaders Roman Catholic women and tiated until after midnight with game ever to Fischer. The Russian had been playing white, which gave him a slight advantage. Fischer's sealed move had been predicted as the winning move by all grandmasters watching the game. Richards said the couple apparently was enroute to.

Littleton, where Bushman lives. Papers on his wife's body listed her maiden name as Zulal and her recent home as Long -Island City, N.Y. Twentv-two-vear-old John By SARA TRASK WESTERN Ari estimated 8,000 people lined the street! of Western Saturday night for the largest Old Settlers' Picnic parade In history. Bands, floats, saddle clubs and antique cars passed the reviewing stand in the 150-entry parade, the final event In' the Western centennial celebration. Floats began streamlng-tato Western's ball park in mldaf- children camped overnight in a football field after leaving their home in a Belfast battle zone to protest the British Army's British officials in an attempt to get the troops pulled out.

Meanwhile, the women and children bedded -down in the open or in tents at nearby i The American challenger, occupation of the area, after keeping the match in sus Pioneer 10 begins- -Five moredeathsSundayCasementJParL. 1. 1 Jl- ...11 lAf, tlinimm. tfk pense with protests against TV pusnea iNoruiern ireiaitus iuu iucy icu ucu men kuun li i 1 McCray of Omaha was Killed late Saturday night in a one-car and movie cameras, forced the i this year to 236 killed, already guard tneir homes against 1001- iSieiUlU DVll UcK rtio wnrct cinrp M2 riipd in sec- ers. accident south of Malcolm on start of the third game Sunday 1 --a-Lancaster-County Lenadoon area is a mod-' MOUNTAINTIEW," Calif.

to a private rom offstage. -Spassky threw the conv iicers saia jwcuray appareuuy mine kiiled tw0 British soldiers ern housing development wnere (APV Hurtling throuch space HIDlvTHK HORSE X. GRIND WITH THE SANDOV-CHQRE-BOY Wl njjjl(j at Crossmaglen; a policeman the IRA's 13-day cease-fire at 56,000 miles per hour, Amer- petition into doubt early today and a civilian were shot in Bel- broke down last week in a row jca's Pioneer 10 space probe by saying he would refuse to fast, and an 18-year-old youth over housing allocations. has begun a risky journey play again in the private room, died in a riot in Strabane. Early today, troops claimed through the Asteroid Belt on its chief Referee Lothar Schmid The Cathqlicjvomen and chil- they-had shot two gunmen in a way to Jupiter.

announced shortly after, noon, lost control of the car on a curve and it went into a ditch. In Omaha, 76-year-old Henry Sedlacek of Omaha died last night of injuries suffered Friday when he was struck by a truck in downtown Omaha, driven by A John Abraham. Abraham told police he did not see Sedlacek. with a float displaying work methods from the early day of Western. (Sun Photo) dren followed their, priest, Fa- SqUad 0f f0Ur that traded shots It was the first time an on- however, that- the adjourned ther Jack Fitzsimmons, out Of for two hours with the army ject launched from earth had game wouid g0 0n in the main The Alfred Brejcha family of Western won second place In the miscellaneous category the Lenadoon Avenue area Sun across tne Andersonstown area, entered tne Den, a spinning ball where the 24-game match ternoon for the late afternoon judging.

Float operators had picnics and made merry In the shade of their floats while waiting to line up for the evening parade. Grand Prize Western Grange entered the grand prize winning float, "The Family Picture." An eight Judge panel Judged floats for ap-pearance, originality and adherence to the "Portraits of a Century" theme. Sen. Carl Curtis and Sen. and Mrs.

Willard Waldo rode the parade route, but the small children lining the streets seemed to prefer Lincoln television performers Miss Linda and Mr. Doobee. The stars handed treats to the circle of dust and mammoth began last Tuesday. ot whicn Lenaooon Avenue is part. Navy finds flaws in F14 fighter plane tests rocks which orbit the sun be- Fischer had said that the tween Mars and Jupiter.

cameras in the main exhibition Despite the fact that a tiny ball of the Sports Palace dis-speck could the space- turbed him. craft, officials at the National Aeronautics and Space Admin- istration's Ames Research Cen- LlimDer lndUStiy ter at Moffett Field were opti- 1 mistic about Pioneer 10's lOnOef exempt day claiming the army's show of force was "endangering their lives." The troops and gunmen of the Irish Republican Army have been squared off in the area since last Thursday. Despite army fears that the exodus was planned to clear the ground for a massive IRA attack, there were only sporadic incidents. Father Fitzsimmons and oth- Three-day fair slated Big vinegar spill could pickle fish DENVER (AP)-A 20-foot tall vinegar vat sprung a leak Sunday and made the Valley Freeway smelflike pickled WASHINGTON (AP) The The specific problems de- straightened the Navy as- chances for a safe passage. WACmMrM ThP Navv found 43 major flaws in tccted during evaluation flights sured the subcommittee.

Thev estimated the snace- WASHINGTON (AP) The 1 nPW Fi4 bv Naw. pilots JasL November The F14 Is designed to John son in erve children thronging around their craft has about a 90 "pVr cent Cost of Vouncu durine a orelimi- and December were referred to the Navy in fleet air defense a. tinnier Dane uuiiiik a h.v. Policeman Richard Walker, eo irf.ii,prTf I 1 -rchance-ofmakingthe-seven-- answering a call at the Speas Justice dislikes subcom- the late 1970s and the 1980s. House Vinegar Co.

plant, said he sus iegar Co. plant, said he sus- Paut nnct Johnson Countians will enjoy month trip through the Asteroid ntoi me ranw ccordingto congressional tes- port to the tedrouble-beforerrivinff-bUpreme-U)UnP that-had-teen-exempteKnly a.accorauiB --v- mmec parade was a wagon carrying Western parade committee Escalating Costs pee r- shnrf mfi par er Ximuny mau; A. rliu- that short time earlier. at-the-sceneTen-Jjlocks. away ui i -PioneerlO is expected- -hose-aeiiciencic-r ucouc xciitagu-i.

rnairmen ana "WHTTTrS 12 and 13r The council said It is "remov he could smell the vinegar, Friday's activities will include reach Jupiter on Dec. 3, 1973. related to safety. mirais unuer qucauuini.6 mc Mrs. iom tnnsy, wtr.

ana wirs, ing the small business ThP Naw told a House Ap- dicated deficiencies invoivea Navy in luture years, tne proj- Tlm Rishiing. Mr. and Mrs. firemen, wno esiimaiea the iudeine of exhibits, with the Launched March 2. Pioneer emption as it applies -to com.

emption a it jviiKe Mi 000 to 20,000 gallons got away, coronation of the 4-H king and 10 reached the belt Sunday said metal -bands 5 subcommittee that engines stalling, difficulty In re- ect has come underMenseJire darker, and Mrs. -panies-ln-the-Jumber-indust Jl was "st tim Joe joy his role as a justice on the queen in the evening. in fh(, Pvpn-msr Tornado walch" emment LM be In addition, the congressmen The Pentagon lists the price of sim. Mr and Mrs, Mike accept- the job if he had to on Saturday, along with the h-KSSSL make the decision again. tractor pulling contest.

The vamsa; riTV readv for testing this summer, were told that 10 deficiencies an F14 at $16.8 million, up from Urklns and Ken Roesler. KANSAS CITY (AP) The viously exempted. nir were found in the system con- $11.5 million last year. Rad ComMtitlon i ifliiii. uwcu (Ji i uic in ili hnlrtino Powell, a former Richmond, evening leature win De tne national weather service has is The effect ol the action to nrnhlpms the Phoenix missile, the sen.

William Proxmlre, D- 1 hnrCP ChnW A nnnAn 11 AnP.FM' orincioal weapon, Most of, claimed Saturday that the CZ their noses" tiled tO gander at auoruey wiiu na jusituiu- ucu-. a iwmauv noun pui ail liianuiaciuiuig, wrniic- hanneninff Red-evedrpleted "hiS'lfrsrliveTnonths'tm 'rL it 1 1 League- QfnorthP35L.salean(LJce.taiusinesses with Willi UIU V.MIHV- I- VUIIIUCimUIl TTtlll, MV 4 r- i thp. hpnrh. mid members of the Tournament finals will be Kansas. southeast Nebraska, annual lnmhpr sales of "more Nebraska, annual lumber sales of vrZZt for an Present plans call for i 6 T)m fnntumJ nn Ciinlair TUa VirT nnWt.ar-t KK irrni in.

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Protec- joy worKing Ci-oays a ---weeK mnowea Dy me granasiana threat of tornadoes estimated lumDer com- An-n crawieu The Environmental lurAMTV. OTHTTRS of the notified the steamer, A 1913 and almost every night at a show." exist from 3 cm. until 9 p.m. panies nationwide are being peake nay June tuning and almost every tinn Aupncv didn't reeard the that it iinanciauy 0 Clair chlsolm of An addition io ihe CDT today in an area, along brought under controls again, civilian test pilot. Navy sources unable jo-buMM next; pill lightly.

Monitors were set time when "I had planned to be un to determine if the vinegar tapering off." LOSE SLEEP Fairgrounds this, year is a new and 70 miles either side Of a of 48 TI4s unless It contract "Wilh minor exceptions all said divers still are. recovering lumber sales will now be sub- pieces of the plane and that ject to control," said Donald cause, of crash has not yet Rumsfeld, council director. been determined. im ru. terms are Improved, BOISE, IdaTiO (AP) Th? The ha? tflken Powell," who will be 65 in Sep- 4-H Building, built with finan- line from 20 miles southwest tember, said he would rather cial assistance from Ak-Sar-of Manhattan, Kan.

to 30 miles be a lawyer than a judge. Ben. east of Des Moines, Iowa. antique car: Judging. Placing second was the 1930 Model A belonging to Greg Bakewell of Endicott.

Third place went Jo TURN TO PAGE 2, COLUMN 6 national uemocrauc pany has vd contract have lost some money while the and ts Grumman 9 Wennstroms were los- to perform under its terms. Ing some sleep the night of July 0 That was the night the party Man Vvlth ami near 1 RECREATION televised a fund-raising mara- T-ja released thon with contributors tele- C1CU. phoning campaign contributions LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Lan- from all over the country. caster County Atty.

Paul But the regional fund-raising Douglas said today he will not telephone number In Seattle fje any-tharges against a 22- was Identical to the Wennst- vpar-old man arrested Saturday DEVELOPMENT FILM HERE To Touch a Child," a film rom's Boise number and the a pun near where dealing with the use of school was being carried into the South Platte River by storm sewers. Vinegar could threaten aquatv ic life, said Keith Schwab, di-rector of surveillance and analysis for the EPA here. "It would certainly lower oxygen content," he said. Last week, criminal charges were filed against Allied Chemical Co. for an acid spill that the EPA says killed 10,000 to 30,000 fish in the South Platte.

Allied Chemical is across the river from Speas. Black Hills xesi WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen. George McGovem, the Democratic presidential nominee, flew today to the Black Hills of his native South Dakota for two weeks of rest, staff reshuffling and strategic planning for the fall campaign against President Nixon. DALEY SUPPORT (AP) Mayor Richard J. Daley, whose delegates to the Democratic National Convention were unseated by insurgents, said today, "I will support the entire Democratic ticket" area codes were similar.

president Nixon's daughter facilities will be shown In the Seattle's Is 206 and Boise's is jricia was attending a diving city Council chamber Tuesday 208. meet. evening, July 18 at 8:30. Throughout the night, the jhe man was taken Into cus- The film, presented by the Wennstroms got a string of tody by police near the parking Mayor's Committee on calls offering money to the 0t of the pool where Tricia Recreation was made In Fljnt, Democrats. Nixon Cox was watching the Mich.

It presents the story of "I didn't realize how serious Amateur Athletic Union outdoor, the community school system It was at first" Wennstrom diving championships. and shows how the public school It was at lirst, wennsirom carrvine a partially buildings are being used for says, "and when I id 1 my con- "52 8 meetings, recreation, science wouldn't let me leave wraDDed paper was not education and other community the receiver off the hook. 1nA0A onH ti had nn nmmiinl. activities. "But we did cuss and moan a little" through a mostly sleep tion, police said.

The Recreation Committee Police said the man told extends an invitation to the them he was carrying the gun public to view the film and hear less night, he said it. cranio oun nrt stnrp for a re- SUggesiions ior iuiurc Giaantic Bazaar Days in Beatrice to, "tell someone the Demo- Mrs. Cox was at the pool. Beatrice. There is no charge lor crats are losing thousands of Douglas said the man would admission.

the Early morning activity at last year's Sidewalk Bazaar In Beatrice, an Division of the Beatrice Chamber of Commerce. Starting at 8 a.m. event that will be repeated the coming Tuesday, sponsored by the Retail bazaar is a clearance sale, with many bargain offerings. (Sun Photo) dollars." be released. I i.