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Mfc) WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 5, 1972 46 PAGES KVI -SICTIONS FIFTEEN CENTS V. 1 I Uo mash 3 Supply ST. JOSEPH Jets 'A Depots iff at Edge of Hanoi li Ships of 7th Fleet Sink or Damage Twelve Barges 4, Premier of France SAIGON (AP) American jets wrecked three major depots! on the edges of Hanoi Tuesday in the heaviest raids on North Vietnam in weeks, and a 7th Fleet task force sank or damaged 12 supply barges off the North Vietnamese coast, the U.S. Com mand announced today. Resigns PARIS (AP) Premier Jac In South Vietnam there was heavy fighting otf the i northern front and Hue was shelled for destroyed a maintenance build the fourth day.

But no progress ing, five storage buildings and ques Uiaban-Delmas and his government resigned today. House Call six trucks, the command re was reported from the para These secoad-story operators were caught in the act as one walked a narrow half-brick ledge on the second floor of an empty store building at 13th and Buchanan avenue. The cats used the ripped screen at the right to enter and leave the building. ported. It said 12 more storage troopers who reached the out buildings were damaged.

skirts of Quant Tri City on A communique from President Georges Pompidou's office gave no reason. Chaban-Del- Razing to Start A third flight of F4 fighter Tuesday. bombers destroyed a large re North Vietnam claimed that mas, a Gaullist, has recently pair shop and damaged another U.S. planes bombed and strafed been under fire because of tax dealings. residential areas of Hanoi, repair shop and a vehicle storage building at the Hanoi ve New Record Low of 41 Is Established for This Date "killing or injuring many per hicle repair facility three miles1 Chaban-Delmas, 57, became premier June 20, 1969, after the Monday sons, and destroying or damaging hundreds of dwelling southeast of the center of the city, the command said.

Rule That County Court Mishandled U.S. Job Funds houses Demolition of buildings on In a delayed report which ap The U.S. Command denied property designated for the election of Pompidou as president. Earlier this year there had been rumors that Chaban-Delmas might step down, but in recent weeks they had died out. ordering any attacks on civilian parently had to be cleared by the Pentagon because of its po targets and said it had no infor major west parking lot under urban renewal will get under litical sensitivity, the command said that a naval task fnrrp last mation "indicating other than military targets were hit." But Chaban-Delmas, a staunch I I c.i.jn..

way on Monday, the Land Clear-j ance for Redevelopment Author spokesmen acknowledged inere Gaullist who had joined Gen. may have been people workingi barges transporting suPPUesiCnarles de Gaulle in World War hiring under the grant is mod Tomorrow's high will be near 80, while precipitation probabilities are near zero throughout the period. The extended outlook Friday through Saturday calls for a chance of showers Saturday but otherwise clear and cool. Afternoon highs will be in the middle to upper 70s while overnight lows range generally in the upper 40s to low 50s. The high of 75 degrees yesterday matched Kansas City and Columbia for the high in the state.

Sunny skies and mild temperatures are expected in the St. Joseph area the next few days following a record overnight low of 41 degrees. The new record surpasses the previous mark of 50 set in 1970 Winds were northerly today with mostly sunny skies and a high expected in the middle to upper 70s. Gear skies and cool temperatures will be the rule this evening with a low predicted in the upper 40s. ity, reported today.

med to cover only: those po By NORMAN STEWARD (News-Prist Courthouit Report tr) The United States department in the three supply and vehicle irom onsnore ireignvers pre- resistanCfi to the Nazl The site is bounded by 4th sumed to be from the Commu depots that were attacked dur and 5th streets. Felix and nist bloc. had come under fire recently for taking advantage ing more than 320 strikes in of labor has ruled that county Radar picked up the flotilla sitions where Buchanan county is the employing agency. The sub-agents can now fill current vacancies and those that exist in the future." North Vietnam Tuesday. ot mcome tax loopholes.

Criti Francis. Initial work will be done on the eastern half block on the north side of Felix street. in the vicinity of cape Mm North Vietnam also claimed court members mishandled federal "funds by subsidizing the county's payroll with federally- Ron, 85 miles above the demili cism for a series of real estate scandals and for alleged mis that two F4 Phantoms were By late July, it is anticipated tarized zone and about a mile shot down during the raids. The paid employes and has ordered management of the state-run work will get under way along off the coast. 1 U.S.

Command said it had no the court members to reinstate radio and television networks County Judge Ken Christgen Jr. said after receipt of today's letter that he and the other two members of the the western portion of the same plane losses Tuesday to report those regular deputies who had also appeared to cloud his Navy spokesmen said the de stroyers Berkeley, Everett block. yet. But it did announce that were displaced. future.

MIG21 interceptors shot dowira Thomas W. Paul, authority director, said he had conferred That information was In a let Larson and Gurke waited until the barges were clear of the court, Judges Rex DeShon and Walt planned to take pair of Phantoms southwest of ter received at the courthouse today. The letter read in part; freighters, then blasted them no action on the letter until with officials of C. S. Ehinger Sons, Kansas City, and that the firm would move equipment A nationwide referendum in April on enlarging the European Common Market-which failed to get the massive majority Pompidou had wanted also tended to reflect on Cha with their five-inch guns.

The meeting which is planned with department of labor officials Hanoi on June 27 and a surface to-air missile brought down a third Phantom 40 miles northeast of Hanoi July of the fliers were rescued, and spokesmen said the destroyers' radarmen observed that 12 bar Court of Appeals Decides in Favor of McGovern "These individuals must be restated or you must show cause why your grant should not be terminated. Your reply into toe area to begin work next Wednesday at 10 at the Monday morning. ges were sunk or damaged. courthouse. Bob Hanson and Mr.

Paul said a late fall Bob Wislon of the depart ban-Delmas' government. Bus-Truck date would be targeted for clearance completion. Certain ment's Kansas City regional should be received in this office by July 21, 1972." For Additional Jobs four are missing. During the last two the U.S. Command has reported nine planes lost over North Vietnam and 16 fliers missing, office, of the department will of the buildings in the square Head Start Grant of $14,000 Okayed A supplemental grant of be here.

block area remain occupied. WASHINGTON (AP) The request by Daley's organization The county court's alleged mishandling of federal funds in The! agency has indicated it U.S., Circuit Court of Appeals raising tne ton since the re Collision plans to initiate condemna a grant to relieve unemploy- 49,000 U.S. $14,000 has been approved for sumption of full-scale bombing here today handed a victory to the forces of Sen. George tion proceedings for any needed ment here Involved the Emer the four-county Head Start pro to prevent the challengers from! taking seats at the convention was continued because of the Appeals Court ruling. Judge Donald J.

O'Brien of Circuit on April 6 to 54 aircraft downed property if options have not gency Employment Act. Rich gram, R. Kermyt Roebuck, McGovern in their battle with Troops Said to and 61 airmen missing. Radio been signed by July 31. executive director of the Eco ard G.

Miskimins, associate re the Democratic Credentials Injures 3 Three persons complained of Hanoi has said that many of the pilots have been captured gional manpower administrator nomic Opportunity said Committee for California dele Court granted the continuance Be in Thailand APPOINTED BY IIEARNES with the department of labor, today. to 1:45 p.m. after lawyers rep gates, wrote in the letter: Mr. Roebuck said the grant resenting both the Daley dele At the same time, forces of and last week broadcast messages from 14 of them. The U.S.

Command said the JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) pain after a Trenton-St Joseph bus and a pickup truck collid BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) "The primary purpose of the will be used chiefly to up gates and the challengers said Chicago Mayor Richard J. Da Field Marshal Thanom Kittika Gov. Warren E. Hearnes appointed two Kansas City men to Emergency Employment Act is ley were given a set-back by grade salaries, but also will allow the agency to hire a they wanted an opportunity to read fully the Appeals Court raiders Tuesday destroyed or damaged numerous trucks, ed last night on highway 36 and route in Buchanan county.

to expand employment oppor chorn said today there are day to a professional examining the court in the second half of the dual attack on the com tunities. Funds must be used qualified individual for a cen opinion. 000 U.S. military personnel in trailers and large stacks of sup board. William M.

Spann, an engineer, and Frank Grimaldi, Raymond Judd, 54, Bethany. tral staff trainer position. The brief orders of the Ap Thailand. mittee's hotly disputed deci sions. Head Start, for youngsters plies at the Quinh Loi depot three miles southeast of the center of Hanoi.

an architect, were appointed to "That is the correct figure, peals Court carried no reasons for the action. The judges were was the driver of the bus and with a passenger, Hank Swisty. zer, 64, 419 Isadora street. of pre-school age who are from the state Board of Registra and I repeat, that is. correct," The Appeals Court reversed a District Court decision which the chairman of the ruling Na disadvantaged families, currently operates under a fed At the Hanoi military vehicle depot, four miles south of the expected to file opinions later in the day.

This District Court tion for Architects and Professional Engineers. Their terms reported head pains. Another passenger. Miss Patricia tional Executive Council told had upheld the committee's action of stripping 151 delegates to create additional job opportunities and not reduce or divest funds that normally are expended prior to the -passage of the act. The legislation is not designed to pay for local public services previously financed through local revenues." The letter continued: "Our findings are.

that Mr. Gergeni, Mr. Duke and Mr. center of the city, laser bombs era! grant of 1245,813. run until 1978.

on Monday ruled that the feder newsmen. Ann Ream, 34, 412 South 9th from California. The Circuit He said almost all of the U.S. al judiciary had no place in the debate over delegates from the street, complained of back Court ordered the district military men were Air Force bench to rewrite its decision in two states. pains.

None of the three required immediate medical at personnel. There were some the California case in accor Army engineers and Marines The Credentials Committee had Issued decisions that tentlon. dance with an opinion not yet Man Who Stabbed Two Fails in Hijack Attempt who had been building roads O'Connor were displaced be The state highway ratrol filed. stripped Sen. George S.

and other installations under cause of the receipt of funds McGovern of 151 California The Circuit Court rejected said the bus was going east on highway 36 and collided military agreements, Thanom added. from the Emergency Employ delegates and told Mayor Rich ment Act." with a pickup truck driven ard J. Daley and 58 other un Wendell Gergeni was dep by Charles Huffman, Helena, committed Chicago delegates to BUFFALO, N. Y. (UPI) A uty sheriff who lost his job.

stay home. the appeal of Daley's forces in one case and in two others di rected that state court action be prohibited Insofar as the delegates from Illinois which were rejected by the committee are concerned. In Chicago, a hearing on a wmcn Had pulled onto the highway from route Mr. Huffman was charged by the patrol with careless and Im Thought for Today The best way for a housewife to have a few minutes alone In the evening is to start doing the dishes. 23-year-old man stabbed two persons including his estranged wife today, then boarded an empty airliner with his 14- Orville Duke and Arthur nor were deputies In the county assessor's office who lost their lobs.

These Jobs prudent driving. 749 Die on Roads were filled by persons hired by the county court under the TWO BIDS RECEIVED Apology federal-funded program to re month-old daughter In his arms and threatened to hijack it, police and FBI agents said. Three hours later he surrendered and released the little girl unharmed at the Buffalo (ly Th Auoclitid Pru) Traffic accidents across the lieve unemployment In Buchanan county. Freeze on Hiring by Bobby nation claimed 749 lives during the Independence Day week The department of labor's International Airport in suburban Cheektowaga, N. Y.

REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) end. freeze on hiring persons un May Decide Fate of First High School Tuesday Authorities said the infant. Bobby Fischer apologized to- der the unemployment pro- cram still remains in effect Jayton Smith, suffered a small cut on the nose but appeared otherwise uninjured. Her cloth aay ror delaying the start -of bis 1300,000 chess match with world champion Boris Spassky of The National Safety Council had estimated in advance that 800 to 900 persons might be killed on streets and highways between 6 p.m. local time Friday and midnight Tuesday.

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as far as the county court Is concerned. However, the letter today stated, it does not now apply to the sub-agents, the cltv and the schools. The ing was spattered with blood but authorities said it was either from the cut or from the The American, whose dispute tatlves of the St Joseph Histor The fate of the city's first over prize money forced organ- The record toll for any Independence Day weekend was two stabbing victims. ical Society. Mrs.

Bartlett letter read: high school building is expected to be determined at a meeting Boder, Mrs. Helen Gettys Her 1 mother, Mrs. Ethyl izers 10 postpone the world championship round, said he had the greatest resoeet for "The freeze placed on all 732, in 1967 when the holiday also ran four days. The count Smith, 20, of Buffalo, was in and Dr. George Richmond, met of the board of commissioners Spassky as a man and aa with Mayor William J.

Ben of the Land Clearance for Re last year, a three-day weekend, player. nett to discuss placing the old development Authority sched was 638. school building on city-owned uled Tuesday at City Hall. property. The frame structure, located Hanrahan Trial across irom tne school Doara critical, condition at a hospital with multiple stab wounds.

Dennis Keeys, 22, also of Buffalo, was in fair condition. Police said Mrs. Smith's husband, Charles, left a note in his mother's home saying, "I don't want to get killed, but It's a thing I may have to face." Then he drove to the airport with the Mayor Bennett said he wss agreeable provided the moving offices near 10th and Felix of the structure would not be Is Postponed streets, was spared the wrecker ball under urban renewal be The statement, prepared by Fischer's lawyers, was read to newsmen by Max Euwe, president of the International Chess Federatlon-FlDE. It was not known whether this would be sufficient to overcome Russian objections to starting the match. In a statement Tuesday, Spassky said he would consider starting play only if Fischer paid the penalty for bis behav CHICAGO (UPI) The con cause of expressed citizen in at the expense of the city and that the group would provide proper and adequate maintenance for the building.

The mayor said the group was spiracy trial of Cook County terest in laving Charles Smith stands in the doorway of an American Airlines: 707 jet today, holding his daughter, Jetuan, hostage at knifepoint. State's Attorney Edward Y. The LCRA has offered the little girl, they said, and boarded an empty American Airlines 707 jetliner about 9 a.m. Robert Slater to Cover Convention With Interest high In the Democratic National Convention opening Monday at MiamU Beach, Fla The News-Press and Gazette vvill have Robert L. Slater there to report to their renders.

Part of his reporting will be concentrated on the Mlt sourl delegation to the convention, a group largely uncommitted snd which might have major bearing In the final selection of the nominee for President. Mr. Slater has been a i staff writer for The Newi- frui for 16 years. structure to interested groups on a bid basis, with the pro ran up the steps while our men arms around him and sobbed, Hanrahan was postponed today when a defense attorney requested a short vacation. Criminal Court Judce Philip After hours of negotiations reluctant to discuss possible locations until a definite decision had been made on a lo were working on the outside of "Oh, no, no, no, not my poor with police, FBI agents, the suspect's mother and a minis the airplane," said Byron baby," before 'police took him vision that it be removed from the present site, relocated and restored to standard condition under the urban renewal pro conferenceJj, Romltl set a new trial date cation.

Following a Rogers, district sales manager away in handcuffs. ter, he walked down the ramp the mayor left with the group for July 10 on a motion in behalf of defense attorney Airlines officials were as cradling the frightened little to Inspect several possible gram. Two bids have been re for American at Buiialo. VOne of the men called In to the office and said, 'A man tounded he had been able to get sites. ceived by the LCRA and its Thomas Sullivan who sought a ior.

Spassky1 told The Associated Press this afternoon he still did not know whether the match would begin on Thursday, He said there would be an an-, nouncement by the Russian deVi (gallon later. girl In his arms, flipped away a cigarette and handed the child on the Diane. commissioners are expected to brief respite from courtroom duty on grounds he has been to a policeman and his knife to City Parks and Recreation Director Byron K. Baker said he had not been approached make their decision at the Tues with a baby just ran up the stairs. We don't knaw what's "He apparently came arouna bv the doM office area at the tryuia a case for several an FBI agent day meeting.

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