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JOSEPH, MO. MONDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1972 18 PAGES TO If -J1 1WO MOTION 7T Possibility of Heavy Rains 1 Gunmen Five Reported Hit Thundershowers with the possibility of. some locally heavy rains are predicted for the St. Joseph area beginning this afternoon and tinuing into Tuesday morning. High temperatures and equally high humidity are likely until the 6howers push into the region late this afternoon.

Highs today in the 90s are predicted with lows tonight in the 70s. Precipitation activity -with some locally heavy rainfall amounts in some areas will continue into Tuesday morning. Tuesday will be partly cloudy to cloudy and by British Hundreds of, Families Stay Away From Belfast Homes ST it 0 IS MTtv ft "If I'lC North Vietnam Positions Are Bombed Heavily If 2k duty, he received a call from his brother who had been picked up by police at Deerfield Beach north of here on a traffic charge. The older brother asked if he had killed the victim. Officer Cheatham assured him that Barkalow had survived and then asked to speak to a police officer at the Deerfield Beach station.

He told Lt. Lee Magnuson his brother was wanted for robbgry and Arthur was jailed. Magnuson said if Officer Cheatham had not told him about the charges, his brother would have been able to post bond and go free. "He couldn't understand later why he couldn't post bond," Magnuson said. No Way to Treat a Lady Ride 'em, Shiela.

And that she did. Sheila Bussey of Longview, kept aboard the bull named Snake long enough to win her second go-round in the Girls Rodeo Association Western Roundup and win Ail-Around Cowgirl honors. Earlier this season Miss Bussey won the only other GRA-sanctioned all-girl rodeo, at Duncan, Okla. (AP) Policemtin Turns' in Brother for Robbery and Theft International Folk Fair Egyptian belly dancer Lanna Iznir and flutist Lasos perform in a 40-foot clear plastic globe of the world at the foot of the Civic Center plaza to herald the opening of the International Folk Fair. The globe, symbol of the San Francisco Fair, is a spherical version of Buckminster Full- er's dymaxion projection world map.

(AP) MASON SAYS: Eagleton Ticket to Boost Vote in November diers and a policeman died in weekend violence in Northern Ireland. Revised figures showed it brought to 446 the number of fatalities in the province's three years of bloodshed. The death toll since the IRA's extremist Provisional wing called off Its two-week-old cease-fire July 9 stands at 36. At least 6,000 Catholic men, women and children spent the night in two schools in Belfast's Catholic Andersonstown area. They left their homes In the Lenadoon housing development Sunday to protest the presence of hundreds of soldiers in the district.

Troops Move In Some returned to their homes overnight but the exact total was not known. The army estimated that "the majority" had returned to their homes by daybreak. The troops moved into the neighborhood Sunday and were ordered to remain there as part of the army's new get-tough tactics against gunmen operating from Catholic districts in the city. The Catholics accused, the army of endangering innocent civilians living in the area by turning it into a battlefield. They said they would not return until the troops withdraw.

Led by Father Jack Fit-zsimmons, a local priest, the Catholics streamed from the area carrying blankets, food and banners saying: "We want our homes. We want peace," "We are no longer prepared to be used as hostages tif war," Father Fitzsimons told onlookers. "We are showing the world we've had enough." Tree Trimmers Cause. Brief Power Failure Private tree trimmers lost control of a tree or tree limb late this morning and knocked out electric power for a short time in an area about five blocks on either side of Oak street, 2d to 28th. Systems control at Light and Power Co.

reported power went off at 11:27 and was restored at 11:37. Workers there said their information was the tree or tree limb they didn't know which fell on a power line near 12th and Hickory streets. Power went off again but was restored by 11:55. BULLETIN BELFAST (UPI) -Britain offered withdraw Its troops from Belfast' battle -ravaged Le- nadoon area today If Roman Catholics persuaded Irish Republican Army (IRA) gunmen to get out. BELFAST (UPI) British troops reported hitting five gunmen in firefights in Belfast and Londonderry today.

Hundreds of Roman Catholic families stayed away from their Belfast homes to protest the presence of troops they said made the area a battleground. British troops reported hitting four gunmen in a two-hour clash in Belfast's Catholic Old Park area and another gunman in Londonderry. The army said sniper at- tacks wounded one soldier in Belfast's Catholic Lower Fall area and another in Strabane on the Irish Republic border. A bombing wave which the IRA has said aims at wrecking Londonderry's economy also roared on. Bombs blasted a fertilizer factory in IRA-controlled Catholic Bogside district, a barricaded area closed off to the army and police, and a downtown wholesale grocery.

In both cases gunmen who planted the bombs gave warning and there were no casualties. 446 Casualties Belfast's Lenadoon area, largely evacuated by Catholic families Sunday, remained largely deserted today except for troops and men of the Catholic ex-servicemen organization on volunteer patrol. The army said eight personsfive civilians, two sol Reimpose Controls on Lumber WASHINGTON (AP) The Cost, of Living Council Monday reimposed controls on a segment of the lumber industry that had been exempted only a short time earlier. The council said it is remov-' ing the small business exemption as it applies to companies in the lumber industry. It was the first time the government has put controls on a of the economy previously exempted.

The effect of the action is to put all manufacturing, wholesale and retail businesses with annual lumber sales of more than $100,000 a year back under controls. The council said an estimated 62,000 lumber companies nationwide are being brought under controls. Mr. Mason, said he expected Democratic gains here as a result of the Eagleton candidacy would chiefly result from additional persons voting who might not otherwise have been interested. "But we may also swing over what otherwise would have been some Republican votes," he added.

SAIGON (AP) Early 100 U.S. B52 bombers and a naval task force of more than a dozen cruisers and destroyers blasted North Vietnamese positions on both sides of the demilitarized zone today in some of the heaviest bombardments of the war. The raids were in support of a South Vietnamese counteroffensive on the northern front. They had the two-fold objective of destroying North Vietnamese troops and supplies already on the battleground and cutting off reinforcements and war materials reportedly moving south. The Saigon command reported light fighting on the edges of Quang Tri, the provincial capital which fell to the North Vietnamese May 1.

It said South Vietnamese paratroopers driving from the East had inched their way to within 200 to 300 yards of the Citadel, the 19th century fortress in the heart of the city. More Tests for Truman KANSAS CITY (AP) -Former President Harry S. Truman remained in Research Medical Center here today and doctors said "additional routine blood tests will be done today in anticipation of dismissal." A hospital statement Sunday had quoted Dr. Wallace. H.

Graham, Truman's person- purchase the tract for the development. Plans call for construction of one-family residences in the 150-foot frontage on and the four-unit tow-nhouses would be built south of this area. The townhouses would be sold as condominiums. Also to be reviewed at the meeting will be the application of Burdett and Cora Velle Yount for construction of low-rise apartments on a tract south of Pickett road and west of the Belt highway. slightly cooler, with highs in the 80s.

The extended outlook, for Tuesday through Friday calls for typical mid-summer weather to prevail throughout the period, with daily highs around 00. Nightly lows will be in the 70s. There chance for some more show ers late Wednesday. The Kansas City weather bureau recorded a trace of rain in St. Joseph overnight, for the year, the area is 4.40 inches of precipitation below normal.

A total of 15.38 inches of moisture had been recorded by this date here in 1972. The government has maintained that its strategy is to destroy North Vietnamese forces around the city before attempting an all-out assault against the large and heavily-armed forces reported entrenched in bunkers in the city. South Vietnamese forces on the southern and eastern edges of Quang Tri City continued to come under artillery and mortar fire. A dozen B52s struck north of the demilitarized zone on both sides of the port city of Dong Hoi against elements of the North Vietnamese 312th and 325th divisions. U.S.

military sources said troops of the two divisions were on the move southward, presumably to join two badly battered divisions, the 304th and the 308th, in Quang Tri province. Dong Hoi is 45 miles north of the DMZ. Quang Tri City is 20 miles south' of the frontier. al physician, as saying he anticipated releasing the 88-year-old former president from the hospital this morning- Today's statement said the time of release now depends on the outcome of the new blood tests. Truman entered the hospital 15 days ago with what Dr.

Graham described as a lower gastrointestinal problem. The former president's condition remained good today; Death Toll In Japan to 370 TOKYO (AP) Landslides and floods caused by heavy rains in the past two weeks have killed at least 370 persons and another 67 are missing, the National Police Agency reported today. The Construction Ministry said property damage is estimated at $472 million. The rains lashed most of Japan but areas in the southwest were hit hardest. Officials said the floods were receding today.

Thought for Today A fee golf course is a place where money grows on tees. cal advisors, financial planners, and his running mate, Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton, of Missouri, will come to the lodge for conferences. The shape of McGovern's campaign organization is largely settled.

Gary Hart, the 35-year-old Denver lawyer who managed the sanator's drive fof the Democratic presidential nomi-nation, will head the organization, with George Cunningham, a McGovern aide for 17 years and now his administrative assistant, as deputy. The three regional coordinators are expected to be Eli Segal, who managed McGovern's California campaign; Harold llimmelman, number two man In the Ohio primary; and Rick Stearns, who supervised the senator's efforts In non-primary states. i' her The presence of United States Senator Thomas F. Eagleton on the national Democratic ticket may mean an additional, 2,000 to 3,000 Absentee Interest County Clerk David W. Mason today reported a heavy interest in the first week of applications for absentee and war ballots for the Aug.

8 primary election. Since he began receiving applications a week ago, Mr. Mason said, he had received 98 for war ballots and 71 for regular absentee ballots. Democratic votes in Buchanan county in the November general election, County Clerk David W. Mason said today.

There were just under 35,000 votes cast here in the 1968 presidential election. Noting the 18-throuKh-20 age group also would be voting in Missouri for the first time in a presidential election this year, Mr. Mason said the vote total should bein the 40,000 range. Zoning Is Sought for $4 Million Project MIAMI (UPI) A 22-year- old rookie policeman turned in his older brother for robbery and auto theft Sunday. "He was upset, but he said his brother had been bad since they were kids," Miami Police Sgt.

Robert Love said of Officer Bobb. Cheatham. Lovf said Arthur Cheatham, 27, has a record of arrests, including one for attempted murder but has never been convicted. Love said Officer Cheatham was working a robbery case in which a man offered to drive Frank Barkalow, 64, home from a bar. Barkalow was instead taken to an apart- ment where he was beaten, I robbed and his car stolen.

After Officer Cheatham examined the apartment, he i wrote in his report book: "The occupant of this apart-', ment is Arthur Cheatham." I He notified Love and added that his brother answered the description given by Barkalow. He said his brother would probably head for Georgia where the family has relatives. Six hours later, after the policeman was off 'One Killed, Four Hurt at Complex KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) One man was killed and four others were injured when a crane collapsed at the Harry S. Truman Sports Complex east of Kansas City.

The dead man was identified as Harold L. Bratton, 26, of Bucyrus, Kan. He died when a girder he was riding with four other men was sent plunging into seats at the east end of the football stadium, pinning several of the men. The crane which buckled had been lifting the girder Into place for a speaker sys-, tern support. Spokesmen for the prime contractor at the site, Sharp Kedde Webb Con-tractors, would not comment.

No cause was Immediately known for the crane's collapse. One fof the four Injured men was treated and released at a Kansas City hospital. He was Rodney awrence, 45, of St. Joseph. Another 48-year-" old man was in serious condition with multiple Injuries.

Albert Torres, 45, of Independence, was In' satisfactory condition at Monoroh Medical Center In Kansas with a compound frac-ure fof his left leg. The fifth man, Ira Sartin, 4, of Independence, was in 'air condition Daley to Support Ticket CHICAGO (AP) Mayor Richard J. Daley, whose delegates to the Democratic Na-' tional Convention were unseated by insurgents, said Monday, "I will support the entire Democratic ticket." "I have stated my position many times previously," he said. "And I repeat it today. I am a I will support every candidate on the Democratic ticket, federal state and local." His statement did not mention Sen.

George McGovern, the Democratic candidate for president. Later, he said he had not been in contact with either McGovern or members of his staff. Tornado Warning KANSAS CITY (AP) The national weather service has issued a tornado watch for portions of northeast southeast Nebraska, Northwest Missouri and central and southern Iowa. The threat of tornadoes will exist from 3 p.m. until 9 p.m.

CDT today in an area along and 70 miles either side of a line from 20 miles southwest of Manhattan, to 30 miles east of Des Moines, Iowa. Third Game to Fischer REYKJAVIK (AP) World chess champion Boris Spassky resigned the third gam against Bobby Fischer on Monday five minutes after the was switched on to resume their adjourned game. aIT km McGovern to Rest and Plan Vote Campaign A zoning change to permit construction of a $4,000,000 townhouse development on the Dye tract in the northeast part of the city will be considered at a meeting of the city zoning and planning commission at 2 Thursday afternnon at the city hall. The land is located south of Kanres road and east of the Belt highway and fronts on Karnes road. The change from one-family use to multiple family classification is southt by Mrs.

Mable Dye, owner of the land, and William J. Hinds who is to Slain The bullet-riddled body of reputed underworld figure Thomas, ('Tommy Ryan') Kboli, above, was found early yesterday on a Brooklyn sidewalk. of For! I.ee, N.J., had boon Identified by the Justice Department as an underboss in the Mafia family of the late Vlto Genovese. (AP) Their exact roles are scheduled to be worked out later in the week when Hart and Frank Mankiewicz, the senator's national political director until now, return from a brief Virgin Islands vacation. Mankiewicz and Frederick G.

Dutton, who joined McGovern in California and has been at his side since, are scheduled to be the top traveling advisers. Other staff positions, including traveling press Secretary, remain to be filled. One major decision that will have to be made before the end of the South Dakota stay, expected to foe July 29, is how to allocate the time of both McGovern and Eagleton in the five weeks between then and the traditional Labor Day start of the formal presidential tampaign. ir'i- WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen." George McGovern, 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. He left National Airport at 10:35 a.m.

EDT on a chartered plane for Rapid City. The vacation spot picked out weeks ago In anticipation of McGovern's victory in last week's Miami Beach convention is a lodge at Sylvan Lake In Custer State Park, near the gold rush town of Custer, south of famous Mount Rushmore. The South Dakota senator will be accompanied by a small personal staff. Starting later this week, his top politi- 'Overland Mail9 Returns An all-mall train designed to speed bulk mail and packages between Chicago and the Pai'ific Coast receives packages prior to departure for officials in Oakland and San Francisco. Miss Zip (Judy Dyson) of, Chicago's Postal Service hands parcel post to Burlington Northern engineer Norman Ator, named honorary mail carrier for the inaugural trip.

Burlington Northern, Union Pacific and Southern Pacific are co-operating in reviving the name and fame of a train which took over for the Pony Express. J-.