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Vol 37789 1857 1857 CRAMENTO SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA Tuesday July 4 1972 I Nation's Birthday SAN CLEMENTE Calif (AP) President Nixon issued a broadcast invitation to the world today to visit the United States on its 200th birthday in 1976 "Let America be known throughout the world as the 'land of the open door' Nixon said in a live 10-minute July 4th holiday radio broadcast from the Western White House Holiday Weekend Independence Day weekend proved an exercise in frustration or futility for many who tried getting away from it all to camp or play in California's recreation areas Frustration because getting away Pictures on page B3 from it all meant finding it all there when they arrived Futility because only those who planned ahead or arrived early got camping spaces in the REYKJAVIK Iceland AP) Hours after Bobby Fischer ended his holdout and gave the world chess championship new life Russian Boris Spassky put the match in doubt again today Spassky lodged a formal protest objecting that Fischer the American challenger "has violated the rules of the match" by failing to appear for its scheduled start on Sunday The world champion told Max Euwe president of the World Chess Federation that his decision to allow a postponement in Fischer's favor was unacceptable Then Spassky and his aids who Today the nation celebrates the I96th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence In memory of the sacrifices made by the genera Dons sinceI776 to preserve those declared freedoms The Bee wishes for all rededication to those principles to which the founders mutually pledged Come See The USA Nixon Invites World To Visit In 1976 He spoke from a prepared text Nixon expressed hope that "millions upon millions of visitors" would help celebrate the US bicentennial He said one of the besto ways to enhance the quality of peace "is through people-to-people contacts aimed at reducing the fear and the ignorance which have diVided mankind down through the ages and at fostering habits of trust and pat Recreation Arti''-'A'1'6''-'''SRQ' Fischer Ends Holdout But Now Spassky Bolts Match were expected to draw lots for to night's match staged a glum-faced walkout Spassky was asked if there was a chance for a game today He said "It is not known" Speaking to newsmen after the Russian walkout Euwe was much more forthright Asked whether he considered the Russian move threatened to wreck the whole match he replied "Certainly" Euwe said the Russians gave no indication what action if any would satisfy them If they had it would be simpler" he said "We don't know See Back P-eye A16 Col 2 "our lives our fortunes and our sacred honor" Scoopy drawn especially for The Bee by the late Walt Disney ex tends in a lighter mood wishes for a safe happy and glorious Fourth of July The Declaration of Independence is reprinted on page Alt terns of cooperation" This he said was a major aim of his trips earlier this year to China and the Soviet Union Nixon said he would send formal invitations to foreign governments "extending a welcome to the people of those nations to visit the United States as laws and circumstances permit during the bicentennial See Back Page A16 Col 5 more popular recreation areas and perhaps as many Californians Reports indicated a 1 1 available took to the roads camping the exception the valley was nothing to of a few parks upthe North Coast compare with Memorial Day" report-and a handful in outLefthe-way areas ed Clyde Newlin superintendent of filled to capacity with some State Parks and Recreation's valley state parks accommodating would-be centered District 1 campers in picnic and packing- areas "The high country parks were too rather than push them back out on cold then" he explained "This time the road the people got scattered out pretty At that though the crush was not well But I understand the Sierra as bad as it was last Memorial Day Parks are full to opacity and the al-when fewer parks were open as yet leyparks had a better-than-average compare with Memorial Day" reported Clyde Newlin superintendent of State Parks and Recreation's valley-centered District 1 "The high country parks were too cold then" he explained "This time the people got scattered out pretty well But I understand the Sierra Parks are full to opacity and the alley parks had a better-than-average weekend" Ron McCullough manager of the Folsom Lake Recreation Area also made the Memorial Day comparison declaring that the current holiday period has produced good crowds but not the crowds of that May nightmare "We were on the point of turning people away from Granite Bay that time" he said "We thought we would reach the saturation point this time too especially vvith the heat wave but it was not as bad as the Memorial Day holidays" Among the national parks Yosemite was reported "bulging at the seams" with heavy use reported as well as such popular spots as Lassen to the north and Sequoia-Kings Canyon to the south The US Forest Service reported "very heavy use" at its campgrounds most of which were not open by last Memorial Day The worst crowding of course was in densely popular Southern CaliforMa Judge Rejects Plea McGovern Fails In Try For All California Seats WASHINGTON AP A court challenge by California supporters of Sen George McGovern to regain all 271 of the state's delegates failed Monday when a federal judge refused to interfere with the Democratic Credentials Committee ruling that stripped McGovern of the delegates US District Court Judge George Hart Jr said the question of whether California's winner-take-all primary was fair and equitable was a matter for the Democratic National Convention to determine not the court The federal court should not become involved in disputes over the making or interpretation of party rules unless a clear constitutional question is at stake Hart said The California contingent entered court to seek the order against what a McGovern attorney termed "the rule of the jungle" in politics But Joseph A Califano Jr counsel for the Democratic National Commit tee said presidential politics not constitutional issues are what is involved and that "it would be a tragedy for the court to get into this arena" Hart said prior to his ruling on the matter that he expected an appeal regardless of his decision and announced the US Court of Appeals will hear arguments in the case California supporters of the South Dakota senator sought the order to prevent the Credentials Committee from throwing out the state's winner-take-all primary and dividing the delegation in proportion to the popular vote received by rival Democratic presidential candidates The effect of the committee's action if upheld by the party's national convention convening next Monday at Miami Beach would be to strip McGovern of 151 of the 271 delegates he captured as the victor in California's June 6 primary Joseph Rauh Jr arguing for the North South Korea Agree To Work For Unification SEOUL (AP) South and North Korea announced to their surprised citizens today they have agreed in high-level secret meetings to set up machinery to work for unification of the long-divided peninsula Simultaneous announcements in Seoul the South Korean capital and Pyonang capital of Communist North Korea said a new accord provides for a telephone hotline between the two cities to prevent accidental war and for a joint political committee to open exchanges in many fields and to promote unification of North and South through peaceful means without outside interference No Provocations The two governments also agreed to refrain from armed provocations and from slandering or defaming each other and to avoid accidental military incidents The agreements were reached at meetings in Pyongyang May 2-5 and Seoul May 29-June 1 The top leaders South Korean President Chung Hee Park and North Korean Premier and Communist party chief Kim II Sung participated in the talks in their respective capitals the announcement said It was the first such contact reported between North and South Korea since before the 1950-53 Korean War that took 2 million lives including 54246 Americans fighting for the South The three-year conflict ended in an armistice July 28 1953 and the two Koreas are still officially at war with even mail exchange cut off Japanese Colony Korea a Japanese colony from 1910 through World War II was divided into US and Soviet occupation zones after the defeat of Japan The zones became separate republics in 1948 The South Korean negotiator in the talks was Lee Hu-rak director of the central intelligence agency In Pyongyang he met with Kim Youngjoo director of the North Korean government's organization and guidance department and younger brother of Premier Kim North Korea's second deputy premier Park Sungchul came to Seoul for the talks here Lee and Kim Young-joo are to be co-chairmen of the new -South-North Coordinating Committee" that will Warrant For Demo Bugging Suspect Is Due New 'York Times Ncws Service WASHINGTON Government officials expect a warrant to be issued by tomorrow fur the arrest of Howard Hunt Jr as a material witness in connection with last months bugging of the Democratic National Committee offices Despite what one government official called "the most intensive application of resources- by the Federal Bureau of Investigation hunt has not been located Government sources have reported that FBI agents twice sought to interview tint but that he had declined to answer their questions Hunt a former official of the Central Intelligence Agency was reliably reported to have gone to Europe possir to Spain start negotiations for peaceful unification and promote exchanges in various fields The date of its first meeting was not announced "only The Beginning" Lee told newsmen: "This is only the begininng we now enter confrontation with dialogue In the past we had confrontation without dialogue" lie said Seoul proposed the talks after concluding that North Korea was set Security Risk Assembly Unit Pulls Plug On Computer Link Plan The Reagan administration plan to consolidate the two dozen or so state computer installations was short-circuited by an uneasy Assembly committee yesterday afternoon Ways and Means Committee members feared that an interlocked computer network could cough up citizens' arrest income tax welfare drivers record and other secrets at the push of a button by an unscrupulous operator with the right code For that and other reasons the cornmittee sent the Department of Finance's bill to the Judiciary Committee for review effectively killing it for this session Done For Year? "I think the bill is dead for this year" pronounced Ways and Means Chairman Willie Brown Jr "The security risk for breakthrough on a consolidated system is very many times greater than in the present unconsolidated system" the San Francisco Democrat warned ear-her Brown and other members of the budget conference committee had created budget act language only last month to prohibit intercoupling of the computers in the four data centers planned by the administration Assemblyman Mike Cullen D-Los Angeles County author of the bill In Today's Sacramento Bee Nmusements ES Nrts In Review A10 Back Fence Gossip 132 Eoyd's Column B9 Bridge B9 Classified Advertising 1310-18 Comics A 12 Editorials 14-15 Helen Help Us All Horoscope Al2 Lively Arts ES Medical Column A10 Obituaries BIO Politics By Rodda Sports 134-7 Superior California News B1-3 Television and Radio B9 Vital Statistics B10 Women's Activities All Weather In 24-hour period ended at 4 ani today the maximum was 94 the minimum 53 Forecast: Fair Detailed report on Page A13 7 McGovern forces Monday said the Credentials Committee's action violated both the constitutional guarantees of due process and equal protection of the laws Ile told the court that a flagrant violation of due process was involved because no challenge has been raised to California's winner-take-all system until after the election And he said that if this can happen "then politics is simply the rule of the jungle" Rauh said the committee "not only changed the rules in the middle of he game" but discriminated because it barred a winner-take-all primary only in California "Why should California be singled out as the only state that can't have winner-take-all?" he asked Hart repeatedly raised the question of how far the courts should go in intervening in party affairs and getting See Back Page A16 Col 4 for a military invasion The United States and Japan issued statements saying Seoul had informed them of the developments and they approved of them State Department press officer Charles Bray said in Washington the agreement was "most encouraging" The Japanese foreign ministry spokesman praised "the courage and leadership of the two Korean govern-See Back Page A16 Col 1 AB 1251 arugued vainly that the in tercoupling his measure would permit was only to equalize workload not to allow access to all the information stored on an individual The administration needs the legislation to consolidate computer opera lions in four areas under the Depart merit of Justice the Business and Transportation Agency the Agriculture and Services Agency and the Hu man Relations Agency Collier Is Scared ''I'm scared of this bill" was Assemblyman John Collier's reaction as the Los Angeles County Republican heard arguments about inter coupling security dangers Assemblyman John Burton Man Francisco added his objections to a provision for the appointment of five data center directors by the governor at a salary of $27500 a year each Burton said access to the computers' information would be in the hands of executives named by a ''pure simple political appointment" Money Numbers Today's winning numbers in The Bee's Security Game are on Page B9 World Allies make lightning drive to recapture Quang Tn A16 British army stops Belfast barricading A9 Dollar sinks to near lowest level A3 Nation Truman takes hospital stroll chides newsman A3 Wallace makes jaunts away from hospital A3 State Local Girls Staters elect Saeramentan governor El Health fund cuts are blamed in two deaths All LA arrests three in killing of girl Senate okays two bicycling bills AG Todav's Chuckle A woman who doesn't play bridge is a fugitive from the chin I io a 44-40---00 1440 cilheOm Vol 37789 1 Founded 1857 SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA Tuesday July 4 1972 ID) THE SACEAMENTO 6 Edi loc 11 Vtrolei 0 0 i ill --er Judge Rejects Plea NN et') 4 IF 1 Yif 6841- McGovern In Try For All California Seats ci- -4t 0c 0 ck WASIIINGTON AP A court chat- tee said presidential politics not con- McGovern forces Monday said the lenge by California supporters of Sen stitutional issues are what is involved Credentials Committee's action violat orge McGovern to regain all '271 of and that "it would be a tragedy for ed both the constitutional guarantees iiv i- ftc44fl '( rqN44 alS- Ge the state's delegates failed Alonday the court to get into this arena" of due process and equal protection 7 Igi 7 -'4 I -4 It when a federal judge refused to inter- Hart said prior to his ruling on the of the laws 44t Zz '--'1- fere with the Democratic Credentials matter that he expected an appeal re- Ile told the court that a flagrant vi Committee ruling that stripped Mc- gardless of his decision and an- olation of due process was involved --) 14M1 7 lets4 Govern of the delegates nounced the US Court of Appeals because no challenge has been raised 2rt'' -4 4: ti US District Court Judge George will hear arguments in the case to California's winner-take-all system 7i 'siN) iI'17 Hart Jr said the question of whether California supporters of the South until after the election 0 i qff Y''4 i k'''''' 14 7'') 115 California's winner-take-all primary Dakota senator sought the order to And he said that if this can happen fr' 4 was fair and equitable was a matter prevent the Credentials Committee "then politics is simply the rule of the 1: i for the Democratic National Conven- from throwing out the state's jungle" imf' -4-- Don to determine not the court winner-Uike-all primary and dividing Rauh said the committee "not only )- The federal court should not he the delegation in proportion to the changed the rules in the middle of i 11110 come involved in disputes over the populat vole received by rival Demo- he game" but discriminated because iA: la making or interpretation of party cratic presidential candidates it barred a winner-take-all primary i rules unless a clear constitutional The effect of the committee's ac- only in California 3 question is at stake Hart said tion if upheld by the party's national "Why should California be singled 14 A :4: 4 i -4 4: The California contingent entered convention convening next Monday at out as the only state that can't have -etit4: 9 court to seek the order against what a Miami Beach would be to strip Mc- winner-take-all?" he asked McGovern attorney termed the rule Govern of 151 of the 271 delegates he Hart repeatedly raised the question 0 'i '7 of the jungle" in politics captured as the victor in California's of how far the courts should go in in- 1 i' "tt J-" ii: But Joseph A Califano Jr counsel June 6 primary 0 :1 tervening in party affairs and getting for the Democratic National Commit- Joseph Rauh Jr arguing for the See Back Page A16 Col 4 flt-- 0 2 'No 4i t-Y'' i' fk- '-77-17 '4: 'i -4e xfi North South Korea Agree To Work For Unification ::4 0- SEOUL (AP) South and North start negotiations for peaceful unifi- for a military invasion 'ii'''''' Korea announced to their surprised cation and promote exchanges in var- The United States and Japan issued ious fields The date of its first meet- statements saying Seoul had informed '3 'i citizens today they have agreed in mg was not announced them of the developments and they high-level secret meetings to set up machinery to work for unification of approved of them State Department 1 Nation The Bee by the late Walt Disney ex- laration of Independence In memory 2): 's 40 k4 I 4 i-f'''445Hr' 'N1( 'n 401' i No 1 5: if t''4' i 2 anniversary of the signing of the Dec- honor" Seoopy drawn especially for of the sacrifices made by the genera- tends in a lighter mood wishes for a to refrain from armed provocations vides for a telephone hotline between the two cities to prevent accidental war and for a joint political commit- tee to open exchanges in many fields and to promote unification of North and South through peaceful means without outside interference No Provocations The two governments also agreed concluding that North Korea was set i Se ity Risk See Back Page A16 Col I "Only The Beginning" the long divided peninsula press officer Charles Bray said in Lee told newsmen: "This is only the Washington the agreement was "most Simultaneous announcements in K--tikF begininng we now enter confron- encouraging" Seoul the South Korean capital and tation with dialogue In the past we The Japanese foreign ministry Pyonang capital of Communist had confrontation without dialogue" spokesman praised the courage and '1'Wif1k'I'4 6vnfz': N''''''' North Korea said a new accord pro- He said Seoul proposed the talks after leadership of the two Korean govern- Today the nation celebrates the 196th "our lives our fortunes and our sacred Assembly Unit PoIls Plug Birthday dared lloalrlessince 1776 to preserve those de- safe happy and glorious Fourth of and from slandering or defaming On Cmputer Lin all drieedoms The Bee wishes for July The Declaration of Independence each other and to avoid accidental cation to those principles to Id i reprinted on page A14 rededication military incidents The agreements were reached at The Reagan administration plan to AB 1'251 arugued va nly that the in- meetings in Pyongya 2 and '29-June i computer Plan i which the founders mutuall edged ng May -5 consolidate the two dozen or so state tercoupling his measure would permit Seoul Alay installations was short- was only to equalize workload not to circuited by an uneasy Assembly corn- allow access to all the information The top leaders South Korean mittee yesterday afternoon stored on an individual i 71 President Chung Hee Park and North Ways and Means Committee mem- The administration needs the legis- Come A Korean Premier and Communist par- bers ieared that an interlocked corn lation to consolidate computer opera I ty chief Kim II Sung participated in puter netvvork could cough up citi- tions in four areas under the Depart- arrest income tax welfare driv- ment of Justice the Business and the talks in their respective capitals zens the announcement said ers record and other secrets at the Transportation Agency the Agricul- IS ed between North and South operator It was the first such contact report- push of a with button by an unscrupulous ture and Services Agency and the Hu 1 ixon i nyttes or ld I T976 Korea the right code man Relations Agency since the 1950-53 Korean War SAN CLEMENTE Calif (AP)- He spoke from a prepared text terns of cooperation" that tbefor ook 2 million lives including For that and other reasons the corn- Collier Is Scared i President Nixon issued a broadcast Nixon- expressed hope that This he said was a major aim of 54246 Americans fighting for the mittee sent the Department of July 8 195 Fi- on to the world toda to visit nteaencfeo'rs rbeisIlietw effectively killing it the Judiciary Commit- As I scared of this bill wa saes mtbhley mLaons JioxhnngeLle sCollier's co un ty reaction Rep I invitatiy the United States on its 200th birth- lions upori millions of Visitors" would his trips earlier this year to China South The three-year conflict ended help Celebrate the US bicentennial and the Soviet Union in an armistice '23 and the He said one of the' best ways to en- Nixon said he would send formal for this session ys two Koreas are still officially at war lican heard arguments about inter i day in 1976 hance the quality -of 7 peace 'Is invitations to foreign governments with even mail ex think the bill is dead for this change cut off Done For Year? coupling security dangers "Let America be known throughout through people-to-people "extending a welcome to the people Assemblyman John Burton D-San the world as the 'land of the open contacts aimed at reducing the fear year 'r of those nations to visit the United Japanese Colony pronoun Ways nd Francisco added his objections to a ce a door'" Nixon said in a live 10-mi Chairman Will Brown n- and the ignorance which have divided States as laws and circumstances per- Korea a Japanese colony from 1910 provision for the appointment of five ute July 4th holiday radio broadcast mankind down through the ages and ie mit during the bicentennial through World War II was divided data center directors by the governor from the Western White House at fostering habits 'of trust and pat- See Back Page A16 Col 5 into US and Soviet occupation zones The security ri Jr eans sk for break- at a salary of $27500 a year each after the defeat of Japan The zones through on a consolidated system is Burton said access to the comput- very many times greater than in the became separate republics in 1948 present unconsolidated system" hands of executives named by a he ers' information would be in the Holiday Weekend The South Korean negotiator in the San 1 rancisco Democrat warned ear- talks was Lee Hu-rak director of the pure simple political appointment" I --r i her s- 6 central intelligence agency In Pyon- Recreation re gyang or he met with Kim Youngjoo direct the North Korean govern- Brown and other members of the budget conference committee had inent's organization and guidance de- created budget act language only last Monoy Numbers Independence Day weekend more popular recreation areas and perhaps as a Californians partment and younger brother of Pre- month to prohibit intercoupling of proved an exercise in frustration or Reports indicated a 1 1 available took to the roads mier Kim North Korea's second den- the computers in the four data cen- Today's winning numbers in futility for many who tried getting camping- the exception the valley was nothing to uty premier Park Sungchul came to ters planned by the administration The Bee's Security ame are on away from it all to camp or play in of a few parks tip the North Coast compare with Memorial pay report- Seoul for the talks here Assemblyman Mike Cullen D-Los California's recreation areas and a handful in out-ofthe-way areas ed Clyde LNewlin superintendent of Lee Angeles County author of the bill Page B9 anim oung-joo are to Frustration because getting away filled to capacity with some State Parks and Recreation's valley- hairmen of the co-cew "South-North i state parks- accommodatine would-be centered District 1 Pictures on page B3 campers in -picnic and parking- areas "The high country parks were too Coordinating Committee" that will rather than push 'them back out on cold then" he explained "This time In Today's Sacramento Bee from it all meant finding it all there the road the people got scattered out pretty when they arrived Futility because At that though the crush was not well But I understand the i a arrant For Nmusements E8 World only those who planned ahead or ar- as bad as it was last Memorial Day Parks are full to capacity and the sal- Arts In Review A10 Allies make lightning drive to re rived early got camping spaces in the when fewer parks were open as yet ley parks had a better-than Back Fence Gossip capture -average Quang Tn A16 weekend" Demo Bug Boyd's Column B9 ging British army stops Belfast barricad- Ron McCullough manager of the ing A9 Folsom Lake Recreation Area also Bridge B9 Dollar sinks to near lowest level Fischer Ends Holdout But mad ring the Alemorial Day comparison decla a the current holiday uspect Is Due Classified Advertising Comics B10-18 Al Al2 period has produced good crowds but New York Times Ncws Service Editorials 14-15 Nation Helen Help Us All Truman takes hospital stroll chides Now Spassky Botts Match "Ikire were oin theGpointt ofBturntlin not the crowds of that May nightmare WASHINGTON Government of- gt peop away rom rani ay la ficials expect a warrant to be issued CO pet LIN Ar x12 newsman Al B8 Wallace makes jaunts away from time" he said "We thought we would by tomorrow for the arrest of ard Hunt Jr as a material witness in How- Medical Column A10 hospital A REYKJAVIK Iceland (AP) were expected to draw lots for to- reach the saturation point this time connection with last month's bugging Obituaries BIO State Local Hours after Bobby Fischer ended his night's match staged a glum-faced 100 especially with the heat wave politics By Rodda A4 of the Democratic National Commit- Girls Staters elect Sacramentan holdout and gave the world chess walkout but it was not as bad as the Memorial 7 Sports B4 tee offices governor Bl championship new life Russian Boris Spassky was asked if there was a Day holidays" Superior California News B1-3 Ilealth fund cuts are blamed in two Spassky put the match in doubt again chance for a game today He said "It Among the national parks Yosemite Despite what one government offi- Television and Radio B9 deaths All today is not known" was reported "bulging at the seams" oat called the mo? intense appli Vital Statistics B10 LA arrests three in killing of air! of Ilunt has not Spassky lodged a formal protest ob- Speaking to newsmen after the with heavy use reported as well as cation of resources by the Federal Women's Activities All x3 Investioation jecting that Fischer the American Russian walkout Euwe was much such popular spots as Lassen to the Senate okays two bicy clin bills challenger "has violated the rules of more forthright Asked whether he north and Sequoia-Kings Canyon to been located Government sources the match" by failing to appear for its considered the Russian move threat- the south have reported that FBI agents twice ea ther A6 scheduled start on Sunday ened to wreck the whole match he re- The US Forest Service reported sought to interview Ihnt but that he In 24-our period ended at 4 a The world champion told Max plied "Certainly" "very heavy use" at its campgrounds had declined to answer their ques- Todav's Chuckle Euwe president of the World Chess Euwe said the Russians gave no in lions today the maximum was 94 the mini- most of which were not open by last Federation that his decision to allow dication what action if any would Memorial Day Hunt a former official of the Cen- mum 55 A woman who doesn't play i a postponement in Fischer's favor satisfy them "If they had it would be The worst crowding of course was tral Intelligence Agency was reliably Forecast: Far bridge is a fugitive from the chin was unacceptable simpler" he said "We don't know in densely popular Southern Califor- reported to have gone to Europe pos- Detailed report on Page Al gang I Then Spassky and his aides who See Back Ne A16 Col 2 nia sly to Spain i i 2 o- i figl i-9-qm At: A do TH 1)E mi I cilheOm e' i Vol 37789 1 Founded 1857 SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA Tuesday July 4 1972 10c Judge Rejects Plea Or McGovern Fails In Try kt -41 For All California Seats -0 WASHINGTON AP A court chal- tee said presidential politics not con- McGovern forces Monday said the lenge by California supporters of Sen stitutional issues are what is involved Credentials Committee's action violat- 4 George McGovern to regain all '271 of and that "it would be a tragedy for ed both the constitutional guarantees -r-N 4s sa--f be the state's delegates failed Alonday the court to get into this arena" of due process and equal protection 4 44- 1 1i when a federal judge refused to inter- Hart said prior to his ruling on the of the aws i Ig -'44 nt 'e 4 fere with the Democratic Credentials matter that he expected an appeal re- Ile told the court that a flagrant vi 0 Vt Committee ruling that stripped Mc- gardless of his decision and an olation of due process Was involved it qp 1- 2- ikA Govern of the delegates nounced the US Court of Appeals because no challenge has been raised 5 -1 '1 7777 to California's winner-take-all system US District Court Judge George will hear arguments in the case Hart Jr said the question of whether California supporters of the South until after the election Mr' -'e 1 Zii i0it4 4'': 101 J'A Vr $'rr 01( "441-14 California's winner-take-all primary Dakota senator sought the order to And he said that if this can happen ::0 'i: 4: 44 ii 1 was fair and equitable was a matter prevent the Credentials Committee "then politics is simply the rule of the ra '-'t-: k4 tr'N for the Democratic National Conven- from throwing out the state's jungle" 4' t-'' A-' tion to determine not the court winner-take-all primary and dividing Rauh said the committee "not only ''4-''' 1 '4' The federal court should not he the delegation in proportion to the changed the rules in the middle of lik 40 -1 come involved in disputes over the popular vole received by rival Demo- he game" but discriminated because i -Y: -w: it barred a winner-take-all primary rules unless a clear constitutional The effect of the committee IA: ac- only in California tiO lit (- making or interpretation of party cratic presidential candidates '1' 'i question is at stake Hart said tion if upheld by the party national "Why should California be singled (1:2 The California contingent entered convention convening next Monday at out as the only state that can't have court to seek the order against 1vhat a Miami Beach would be to strip Mc- winner-take-all?" he asked McGovern attorney termed the rule Govern of 151 of the 271 delegates he Hart repeatedly raised the question of the jungle" in politics captured as the victor in California's of how far the courts should go in in 1 4:: :1 tervening in party affairs and getting i5 But Joseph A Califano Jr counsel June 6 primary See Back Page A16 Col 4 North South Korea Agree i1 6 for the Democratic National Commit Joseph Rauh Jr arguing for the I a qi OT 7t i4: A4 4 i 41 l' nf :0 t4 i': s41i: C' -4" '''''A '''t '0410 fw 7 4 4f i--t 4''''' 1 :1: To Work For Unification SEOUL (AP) South and North start negotiations for peaceful unifi- for a military invasion c1 A Korea announced to their surprised cation and promote exchanges in var- The United States and Japan issued 1 i citizens today they have agreed in ious fields The date of its first meet- statements saying Seoul had informed i high-level secret meetings to set up mg was not announced them of the developments and they approved of them State Department machinery to work for unification of "Ony The Beginning" press officer Charles Bray said in 4 4lrv: -i '4--5 the long divided peninsula Lee told newsmen: This is only the Washington the agreement was most Simultaneous announcements in begininng we now enter confron- encouraging" 'l-ci4''' ou Seoul th Sth Ponan '4'r yg the courage and capital of CKorean capital and ommunist had confrontation without dialogue spokesman praised tation with dialogue In the past we The Japanese foreign ministry 1 4-- 1 Nii 1- -1-541t IP''Imif5--i- ---A North Korea said a new accord pro- '4 He said Seoul proposed the talks after leadership of the two Korean govern 4 t-4 14w -4 1 i 0 4 441 A A1 't (1 014' I''' '''''t 4 tsZ '-'7'' 4 4 '4 A04'5 4--4 y- 'der 4-4: '31-t: -k t'-4e1' t' and South through peaceful 4 without outside interference A i I 1 I vides for a telephone hotline between the two cities to prevent accidental war and for a joint political commit- tee to open exchanges in many field and to promote unification of North means concluding that North Korea was set ecurity Risk See Back Page A16 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