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Sky Blue i- HJjetr Tuesday May 2 1967 2 Generally fair through Wednesday High today in low 80s Southeasterly winds 10 to 18 mph hourly temperatures 71 71 a 72 10 am 74 11 a m- 76 Noon 77 1 pm 2 pm 3 pm 4 pm 5 pm 6 Pm 7 pm I pm pm 10 pm 11 pm Midnight See inside hack page of this section No 153 Most Complete Newspaper Twa Latin A mark an Editions Art Publishsd DaHy 57lli Year 51 Papes 10 Cents CITY EDITION Gene Miller Wins Pulitzer Reporter IB rain won a Pulitzer said the Pulitzer By ROBERT HARDIN Harald Staff Writer Gene Miller 38 a Miami Herald reporter who believes in such hoary ideas as bow Investigative reporting years of hard" work in a few ties and justice for which helped free two per- words than it could synop-those at the bottom of the sons wrongfully convicted of size Edward Pulitzer It is highest award York When Miller on the basis of conversations with detectives investigating another case became convinced that Shea a murderer he went to attorney Harry Prebish His approach was typical there a nickel in this for you but one helluva Prebish took it said dig out of his own pocket to reimburse my Prebish recalls let him do that" When he began his fight for Mary Hampton Miller brazenly called on attorney Lee Bailey even then recognized as one of the hottest young attorneys no money in this And there In addition for a long while it seemed there much hope in the long-range fight for Miss Hampton 24 But she was freed last year a woman who has charitably He is the man behind those horn-rimmed glasses the man in those endless bow ties i Anything said about Miller Invariably contradicts something else He is sensitive enough to go sleepless worrying about Joe Shea who had convinced most reporters he was a mental case He is brassy enough to get all the time the cash and the talent he needed to fight for Shea and Mary Katherin been described as minimal intelligence" come to us asking for time or said Herald Managing Editor Larry Jinks give it to him but it was on If it was faith It exactly blind faith Miller has been a Miami Herald reporter for nine Turn to rage 14A Col 4 play or Bernard Pulitzer novel effort on behalf of Joseph Shea the Florida prisoner and Mary Katherin Hampton in Louisiana resist synopsis for the double reason that they are too complicated and too well known enough that he thought both were innocent He proved it and as he says when discussing It walked Miller talks that way Prize Monday Jlp i y'' V- pJT -i- ID LBJ Commitment 9 Assailed olicy Cha White 3 1 Happy Miller Is vBm Staff Photo by BOB EAST Congratulated by His Wife Electra on a family outing at Matheson Hammock Park Kirk Holds Up on Veto Of Child Care Project -Associated Press Wirephoto Advanced Missiles To Hanoi? Miami Herald-Los Angelas Times Wire UNITED NATIONS NY The Soviet Union is preparing to send North Vietnam more sophisticated weapons including intermediate range missiles according to diplomatic sources here The reports have stirred grave concern among a number of diplomats who foresee the most dangerous period of escalation and counter-escalation in the history of the Vietnam war Sources close to the Soviet Union here report that Soviet officials have discussed privately a carefully stepped up gradual response to the US if the Americans continue their escalation The next probable Soviet response would be an improvement of North air defenses by shipping ground-to-air missiles of the SAM-3 type to augment the existing installations of SAM-2 antiaircraft missiles This would be followed in all probability by deployment of a limited range missile possibly with a radius not exceeding 200 or 300 miles according to this same source Another diplomat reported that the Soviet Union is considering deployment of a missile comparable to the American Polaris which has a range of close to 2000 miles The introduction of d-to-ground missiles would for the first time give North Vietnam a capability of hitting US warships offshore as well as targets south of the Demilitarized Zone Gov Claude Kirk backed away Monday from his veto of nearly SI million in federal money for child Day Care Programs in Dade County Kirk told an afternoon press conference that he telephoned the federal office of Economic Opportunity and told them to hold up his disapproval of the grant until the state (OEO) director has a chance to discuss the matter with Sargent Shriv-er federal OEO chief Kirk said office agreed to meet with Robert Roesch state OEO director Goose Step Something out of past the goose step marching of time showed up in the May Day parade in Prize committee in New ing to the public that he made a bad mistake in vetoing the Weatherley said now seeking a graceful way to back out of a bad Before Metro commissioners a Weatherley charged that whatever reasons Kirk was giving now for vetoing the grant after the fact because of an ill-conceived decision" Tobias Simon chairman of legal services division called the veto "a rank political In their afternoon session commissioners jumped on Weatherly for an explanation of the seeming high cost in the Day Care program He was put on the formal agenda to answer today had been but one in a chorus of voices shouting protest after the veto was announced last weekend Most of the protests came from Democrats including Robert King High whom Kirk defeated for the governorship members of legislative delegation and the two congressmen The Dade League of Women Voters and the Florida Health and Welfare Council also attacked the action Local officials as well as Reps Claude Pepper and Dante Fascell asked Shriver to exercise his power (o disregard the veto and send the funds anyway Kirk made clear in his press conference that one of his purposes is to insure that his office is not bypassed in this or any other federal program were not being recognized as a sovereign he said am more concerned about total child care than the federal government and am not interested in a program that takes care of 1000 children when the need is for 44000 He said that now that the proper liaison has been established am hopeful that we can create a program for all the children The government plans to use the same money or more monies to more nearly meet the total Chuckle your taxes with a says the optimist Wish known that we sent cash $200000 SALE CARPETS RUG at honest discount prices Big Saul Discount Carpel Exchg 7300 NW 7th Ave Adv Cadets of the Communist officer school revived the marching as they passed the Marx-Engels Platz See 2A Development Chief Quits Fires Angry Blast at Kirk Congress Acts to Halt Crippling Rail Strike VV missioner Doyle Conner will head up the tourist division He also disclosed that a New York Public relations firm headed by William Satire who has done work for Nelson Rockefeller and Richard Nixon has been hired as a consultant to the Development Commission He said the Safire firm also would be used in all manner of ways to promote Florida but said this did not tie him to a campaign for East Berlin East German Prussian style in review in story on Page Continued Support Questioned Miami Herald-Washlngton Post Wire WASHINGTON The Senate Republican Policy Committee in a lengthy White Paper challenging every phase of American policy in Vietnam questioned Monday night whether Republicans should continue to support open-ended unilateral commitment to an Asian land The 91-page staff paper whose publication was approved by Senate Republicans last week accused President Johnson of exercising discretionary in escalating American forces in Vietnam Charging that Presidents Kennedy and Johnson rejected rather than followed the Eisenhower administratin' policy toward Vietnam the' staff report said: making any further decisions to support or differ with the President Republicans might agree to seek hard realistic answers to two basic questions: precisely is our national interest in Thailand Cambodia Vietnam and Laos? WHAT further lengths are we prepared to go in support of this Publication of the staff report did not necessarily imply endorsement of it by any particular Republican senator but its issuance seems certain to strengthen the arguments of those Republicans a minority within Turn to Page 2A Col 8 a Klavdia Kosygin ill for months Wife Dies Of Cancer MOSCOW (UPI) The wife of Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin died Monday the official Tass news agency announced Authoritative sources said she had been undergoing treatment for cancer in the Kremlin hospital Mrs Klavdia Kosygin died Monday morning while her husband and other Soviet leaders were reviewing the May Day military parade from Tomb in Red Square the sources said Tass gave no details in a brief three paragraph report It said Soviet leaders had expressed condolences to Turn to Page 2A Col 4 WASHINGTON (API Congress acted quickly Monday to forestall for a second time a threatened nationwide railroad strike and a union spokesman accused the railroads of seeking police-state legislation to force a settlement President Johnson asking for the 47-day strike delay enacted Monday had said he would send Congress additional legislation designed to settle the wage dispute between the railroads and six shop craft union But Johnson gave no hint of what his proposal will to discus the possibility of altering the program to serve all 44000 eligible children instead of the 1000 now being served The Day Care program offers a wide range of services for young children so their mothers can work thus lowering dependence on welfare payments Richard Weatherley director of the Economic Opportunity Program Inc the local poverty war agency immediately claimed victory over Kirk is his way of indicat- Sen Wayne Morse (D Ore) floor manager in the Senate for the resolution extending the strike ban said he is confident the proposal will reach the Capitol by Wednesday and perhaps by Tuesday The railroads have reacted strongly against some proposals that wuld include government seizure of the rail lines railroads want Congress to impose compulsory arbitration on their employes" said Michael f'ox Turn to Page 2A Col 1 RUSK TALLAHASSEE (UPI) William Beaufort angrily resigned Monday as chairman of the Florida Development Commission shortly before Gov Claude Kirk officially announced that his press aide was taking over the $15000-a-year directorship of the big promotion agency Kirk said John Smolko 38 former Fort Lauderdale newsman will be director of the commission and Joe Brown 34 former executive assistant to Agriculture Com A Memphis Beauty af King 5 Presley Weds the vice presidential nomination Kirk said he did not know that Beaufort Jacksonville businessman and longtime friend and associate of Kirk had resigned I will name a new chairman probably Beaufort first appointee of the Kirk of advisors to step down said he and the governor lost all communication in our joint effort to build a greater He accused the governor of taking over from the appointed commission the duty of selecting agency personnel The announcement of the appointment of Smolko and Brown was unusual Normally this type of personnel matter is handled by the commission Kirk said it had been cleared with the commission Asked about resignation Kirk said he knew nothing about it although he had talked to Beaufort for more than an hour the other day did not discuss he said Asked about Beaufort's resignation further Kirk said thank Mr Beaufort for his services He is a fine friend and I regret his Brown replaces Larry Brown (no relation) who resigned earlier Monday Smolko is stepping into a position vacated before Kirk took office and filled temporarily by Jay Seipel job as press secretary will be filled in the interim by Jim Wolf former public relations man for the Republican Party from Nassau County New York Protect Your Family Home Business Property New Low Cost Burglar Alarm 665-7138 Adv The Great Gold Heist A gang of bold hijackers using ammonia and blackjacks overpower three guards and escape with $21 million in gold on a London street 4A DELAY TOO LONG: Doctor says women with breast cancer dangerously put off seeking medical help ID MANY TRIED: Secretary of State Dean Rusk says half of nations have sought Viet Nam peace 8A 6 BATTER UP: Miami Beach High School wins Group 8 baseball title 7-2 2C LAS VEGAS Ncv (UPI) Rock roll singer-actor Elvis Presley who amassed a fortune as a swivel-hipped forerunner of the Beatles and who remained an unreachable dream to his fans married an Air Force daughter Monday Presley 32 for years one of the most eligible bachelors in Hollywood married 22-y a r-old Priscilla Ann Beaulieu in a posh Las Vegas Strip hotel The ceremony was witnessed by a small group of relatives and friends When newsmen asked the wealthiest rock roll singer of them all why he decided to surrender his bachelorhood Presley in a jovial mood replied: was about He first met Priscilla Ann in 1939 when he was serving In the US Army in Germany She was in high school at the time Her father Lt Col Joseph Beaulieu currently is stationed at Travis Air Force Base Calif Both Pres- Turn to Page 2A Col 2 kv -mM- vn -vi I pi Press International Telephoto Elegant Presley Kisses New Bride former Priscilla Ann Beaulieu Tippy-Toe on itoll Roads Leads to Raiding Cliff-hanging on the Rails Festival of Music J'.