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040W80wivtlaft 040 lidildEllbaoNolnaonloaind 1 '-i 4 lk ItiowpsWA410 41d01 ii 06044tpodB 4014061Boolli10Moiimma WoimbileaRmiairiarWiriiiif ledithilladdlOid16 NA k' Kee Ihkf 401 1 A 1 1 I I 1 r-- ---7 '77 i 10 (1441 Cl i f' WEATHER NEWS EVENTS A II EW EVENTS 9 9 1 -11 A wir 11-111 1 l-11 mt eV of 0 Here's A Summary of Today's Top News Stories Su mmar Top News for es of Today' Si Charlotte rrlotte Witness identifies defendant in Swain's Steakhouse shooting as the person who shot the manager Page 1 11 itifies defendant in shooting as the per- etnager Page 111 Four-year-old Charlotte boy bitten by snake Page 1A Charlotte boy bitten Some 17000 gallons of liquefied sugar leaked out of railroad ear over the weekend Page gallons of liquefied of railroad car over IR City Council orders 7273 property tax to be set at $169 per $100 assessed valuation Page GA orders 72-73 property 169 per $100 assessed i Decision on rezoning land for Eastland Shopping center to be made in next two weeks city and county planners say Page 3A 'ezoning land for East- to be made in city and county plan- i City council fails to include money for fence aroud Bonnie Brae golf course in setting tax rate Page 6A ails to include money I Bonnie Brae golf ax rate Page 6A School Board County Commission can't seem to get together on 72-73 school budget Page 3B County Commission et together on 72-73 te 3B Classroom and faculty office space shortage at LINCC expected to become critical in three years Page 1413 faculty office space expected to become Page Fourteen-week elevator installer strike is over but Charlotte Otis Elevator Co manager says some installers will never come back to the job Page 15A elevator nstaller i Charlotte Otis says some installers back to the job Page City Council makes it official: Charlotte's $538 million bond vote to be Sept 2 Page 7A 1 makes it official: million bond vote to A International notional South Vietnamese troops land in Quang Tri City to put pressure on Reds from three sides imese troops land i I put pressure on Reds HOPE 50 60 70 FORECAST Charlotte North Carolina Tuesday July 11 1972 e2 tonight upper 50s mountains to low to mid 70s coast SOUTH CAROLINA: Partly cloudy with a chance of mainly afternoon and evening showers and thundershowers through tomorrow more numerous coast Highs today and tomorrow flOs Lows tonight Upper 60s to around 70 MOUNTAINs: VariaHe cloudiness today and tomorrow with chance of mainly afternoon and evening showers and thundershowers Highs in the upper 705 to low Lows tonidit in the upper 50s Probability of ram 30 per cent through tomorrow BEACHES: Small craft er headquarters as McGovern wins delegates challenges Page 4A challenge votes are recorded on Page 2A Scientists chase sun eclipse in converted cargo jet plane Page 7A New bead of Elks says order's white-only clause is internal affair to be settled by membership Page TA Carolinas Goodrich footwear plant Is being reopened while negotiations continue Women Local bachelor solves problem of never finding clothes to suit him lie designs his own Page 12A Red Cross volunteer talks about her trip to flood area Page 13A Flood insurance is available in federally sponsored program if communities qualify Page 13A People Delores Guess has been helping people talk to each other for more than five years Page 1B Harold Green long-time associate director of Memorial Hospital is now its director Page 1B Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools have little chance of getting federal busing money says board chairman William Poe Page la World chess championship between Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky set to start unless some new snag develops Page 8A Group of celebrities headed by Bob Hope to conduct telethon to aid flood victims Page 8A Ted Kennedy sailed off coast of Cape Cod while his fellow Democrats were beginning their national convention in Miami Page 8A Sports Philadelphia Phil lies new manager proves he can make mistakes too Page 9A Hornet pitcher Mark Wiley works better in hot weather but he's had problems since it's been a cool summer Page 9A Arnold Palmer is still looking for that first win this year and getting a bit discouraged Page 9A Does Cleveland's Gaylord Perry juice up his pitches? Page 11A I 70 Figures Show Low Temperatures Expected Until Wednesday Morning Isolated Precipitation Not Consult Local Forecast warnings in effect along the coast Shallow flooding around time of evening high tides today and tomorrow Showers and thundershowers likely today Highs near 80 Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thundershowers tonight and tomorrow Lows tonight near 70 Highs tomorrow in the low 80s Probability of rain 70 per cent today 40 per cent tonight and tomorrow Winds norheasterly 10 to 20 miles pit hour through tomorrow EXTENDED FORECAST Thursday through Saturday: Scat red showers a-d thundtrshowerSMild days and rUghtS Camera Club The Charlotte Camera Cubs July meeting will be tonight at 8 at the Health Department lecture room 1200 Blythe Blvd Club members will display their work in competition with Data From NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NOAA US Dept of Commerce A 160 60 il eN 7-12 Rain Showers a WY1e I 60 Facts And Figures FACTS ANC) FIGURES Sunset today 840 pm Sunrise tomorrow 6:14 am Moonrise 709 am Moonset 9:20 pm RELATIVE HUMIDITY: Noon 76 per cent WIND: Noon NE-12 SEA LEVEL PRESSURE: Noon 30 29 PRECIPITATION SUMMARY: Total for 24 hours at 0 Total or month 1 70 Normal for month 1 Pf Excess for month: 02 Deficiency for yea 1 77 TIDES AT MYRTLE BEACH TOMORROW laqh 1002 amt 10'72 Pm Low 350 a rn 3 55 r' Local Lake Levels Fief Pond Wafer Elevatton Level Down orman to0 ok 7 0 3 mota 61 5 oi 7 IYI'e 509 4 58 4 16 eirAj k4' N1741: Batter Up! AP Wirephoto Lawrence O'Brien temporary chairman of the Democratic convention takes a two-handed grip on his gavel as he opens the meeting in Miami Stories and pictures on 1A 2A 4A The attatotte Stem compiled by ED LOWE Today 7 pm Make Your Own Music concert sponsored by Police Department Optimist Park public invited 8 pm Recovery Inc for nervous and former mental patients 1000 East Blvd 8 pm Charlotte Camera Club Exhibit: public invited Health Department 1200 Blythe Blvd 7:45 pm Baseball: Ilornets vs Jacksonville Griffith Park 8 pm Play: The Knack by Theater Training Workshop 501 Queens Rd 8:15 pm Play: Beyond the Fringe University of North Carolina at Charlotte Rowe Building 8:45 pm Play: Butterflies are Free Pineville Dinner Theater through Aug 13 Tomorrow 930 am City-wide Novice Swim Meet: Cordelia Pool sponsored by Parks and Recreation Dept 10:30 am Shopper's Matinee: Never Too Late Carolina Theater 1230 pm West Charlotte Rotary Club: at Freedom Village Cafeteria 7 pm Film for Deaf: Gentle Giant chapel of Hawthorne Lane United Methodist Church 7:45 pm Baseball: Hornets vs Jacksonville Griffith Park 8:15 pm Play: Beyond the Fringe University of North Carolina at Charlotte Rowe Building 8:30 pm Play: The Knack by Theater Training Workshop 501 Queens Rd IF YOU HAVE an event of genera! interest to be listed send a card to Ed Lowe The Charlotte Scene PO Box 360 Charlotte NC 28201 Please be sure that it reaches us three clays before the date it is to appear The Calendar Notebook each other and the public is invited to see the exhibit Judge for this month's corn-petition will be Joan Brown pianist-in-residence at Central Piedmont Community College who recently gave a combination piano exhibit show at CPCC ays Full pond elevation Is in feet above sea IPvel Water level figure is bused on 100 representing full pond REadinds are made daily For Charlotte and Vicinity 30 per cent today 40 per cent tonight and tomorrow The Thermometer TEMPERATURE SUMMARY: Highest yesterday 82 Lowest this morning 64 Average yesterday 71 Normal yesterday 79 Deficiency for month 59 Deficiency for year 496 Highest on record this date 99 In 1879 Lowest on record this date 55 in 1961 THE EXTRMES: Yesterday's hiah 113 at Blythe Cant Yesterday's low 35 at Redmond Ore By The Hour Table of temperatures for the 24 hours endmc et 8 a rn theley: CAROLINA WEATHER 1 pm to 1 am 67 2 pm 81 2 am 67 3 pm PO 3 a 67 4 pm 81 4 am 67 5 Pm 79 5 am 66 6 pm 79 6 am 7 Pm PO 7 am 65 8 PM 78 8 am 68 pm 76 9 am 69 10 pm 72 10 am 73 11 pm 71 11 am 76 Midnight 7 Nohn 70 CAROLINA WEATHER Station PrC1be 87 70 ASHMLE Gnbro 03 62 Asheville en 54 1 GnyleSC 84 64 Anouste P7 64 Reich 85 65 Clon PI 70 14 Svnah 71 Chite 82 64 Wintn P7 69 THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE SSODTH WEST I PR Albnue 9268 Alta 81 67 Boise 86 55 wrth 41 71 renvr 91 14 tkvie Eh 60 Hine 77 59 01 Lsvie 90 69 LA0les P7 16 N1phs 84 79 PhP9 1100 84 Mien 07 75 21 Pid 0 70 41 74 Orins 196 68 St Lk 97 63 Pchmd PA Ni 70 67 Tampa 00 74 Fran 79 77 EAST Seatre 64 59 JO Any 71 64 05 10'7 643 Pstn 111 64 MIDWEST '11k 114 71 PR phile 14 41 13mrk 14 17 Pto-pqh 71 Al 71 PlAio 7865 pr 71 11 On 71 sqtn P6 68 Cnati 86 69 01 Bids Asked Bids vill be taken July 25 in Raleigh four 11ecklentairg County highway projects A hid tor the grading concrete paving fencing anti construction of signs and structures on 3231 miles of I 77 north of Charlotte will be tut The section of highway will be from a point OA) miles south of service road 2115 northerly to about 04 iniles north of service road of NO about five miles north of Charlotte The section of I-77 to he completed is along the last re mining section of the interstate to be completed When completed 1 77 will stretch from Columbia SC to the 'Midwest Other projects on Which bids vdil be It include the construction of signs On an addi Clonal 1002 miles of US 21 and 1-77 from the South Carolina state line to) about 13u0 feet no of Morehead St in Charlotte A bid will also be let On 1050 miles of concrete surfacing for one section of secondary roads and four sections of primary roads This bid will also include surfacing for eight sections of secondary roads Included will be bidding for the repair of intersections at New Dixie Rd at Airport Dr and Wilmont Rd at Terminal Rd near Charlotte Doctors To Meet Mecklenburg (1 oet ors kill hear how Is) lake care of the How NC Delegates Voted By MAX VEALE News State Editor MIAMI BEACH Fla Ilere's how North Carolina delegates voted on seating Set) George McGovern's original 271 California delegates at the Democratic National Con Conventi Red Wh ters in the Fontainebleau Hotel the throng swirls like a busy school of fish Many of us take Our cues from a huge chalk board in the lobby which is covered with the tight scrawl of some unknown hand Though nothing happens On time everything is put on a the protests: 10:30 am Press briefing with Larry O'Brien La Ronde room 30 pm Demonstration by National Tenants Organization Large television cameras are permanently stationed at key points in the hotel to capture the candidates as they come and go PERHAPS WITHOUT meaning to the television people sometimes play on us the old joke in which a man stands on the sidewalk staring up at nothing until a crowd forms whereupon he walks away and leaves them staring Yesterday one cameraman Sanford Push slate won in that states winner-take-all primary Mrs Brennan said that she did not consider her vote as pro-McGovern but that it was based on her conviction that "the states primar law shouldn't be tampered with" Later in the proceedings Mrs Brennan against the McGovern forces in opposing a rule that allowed the votes of 120 delegates from California to be cast in the credentials fight "I didn 't think the challenged delegation should he allowed to decide its own fate" she said "I'm still for Terry Sanford" Mrs Brennan said and added wearily "I think I'm about ready to go home" State party chairman John Church was equally disappoinied that the Sanford bubble had burst but he said be wasn't so sure about wanting to go home "This thing isn't going do us much good" Sanford presumably preparing for at least a cat nap before another session opens in a few hours could not be reached for a comment DURING his sometimes barely visible campaign Sanford had said that he would keep his job as a college president rather than accept anything less than the presidential nomination If he is not in the running for the vice presidential nomination or a cabinet post and he says he isn't the state delegation chance of playing any more than a token role in the Convention appears gh! But the sum of this morning's action may mean that the former governor has got at least half his wish he's siil presidera of Duke University 1 batt 'lei lite patient" from a Duke Nicilicol Center prolcssor klicn Chariot te-Mecklenburg Medical Society ITIVOs July 18 Dr MUM Poe assistant professur of medicine in the department of ciimmunity health sciences at Duke Medico Center in Durham NVill I-77 Section CALL si)11( at Ii C30 mi 110 kill slitiA on care of the reptile painint 'bk third quarterly rile( tint! of the taadyty and stalls of Metnoiah Nterey and fircshy tiarian will be hold I Covenant Proshytatan Ittiowship QUEST log about ours Maybe this is because I travel and I'm out of town a lot Will there he one this year? Wondering A Yes a committee is working right now In plan the Class of 1962 Harding reunion but the yend hasn't been pas- sed on to many class mendirrs who have relocated You H11 get in the ii1ii1 list and olitain reunion details A-ritituz the Class of 1o2 Harding 11111 School 2001 Illegliany St Charlotte Pareffis took us to see the fireworks at Sout Wadi and we thought they were beautiful Nov we want to know bow nuich something like that costs Can Quest tell A You miksn't look a gift horse in the mouth dear eTtt I enjoy the trent and say thank you nicely We called ilium! the Independence Day display anti the spokesman for South-Park Nierchants Association said the merehma could prefer not to mention the twtt but they were pleased to hem ott liked it I'm interested in getting a TV set for a little boy who is in the hospital here Ilis parents can't alford to buy or rent One and the little fellow is going to bp bedridden for several weeks Can Quest help him? Mrs A The TV set is in the child's room thanks to a kind lady who called Quest and uttered her television to ''a deserving person" vent ion: For seating: Dr Lovania Allison Durham: Thor Baker Laurinburg Mrs Louise Brennan Charlotte Jeanette Counci I Fayetteville Joe Delk Asheboro Harvey Diamond Charlotte henry Frye on's All ite Blue turned on his lights and fo fused his camera on the front door of the hotel A knot of us paused and stared obediently at the door After about five minutes he simply turned off his equipment and walked away When I left a few people were still watching the door Strangers freely question strangers in the hallways One needs all the assistance he can get in this setting where Me word "crowds" takes on new meaning There is even a touch of the communal atmosphere found among the prows-tors in Flamingo Park And maybe that's fair enough since the convention amosphere seems to have worked a cerlain influence on them as well Even they abided by the unwritten rule that seems to require any group numbering more than three to give a reception Their reception featured simple fare and a watermelon sculpture of President Nixon I can't find anyone who went to tell me if the watermelon was good or Ihe sculpture either But not being able to find things also is a rule here Though shutticbus service was arranged between key points many of us can't find where to pick up our shutilehus tickets The rest of us can't find the shuttlebuses The inw I dependable rule of all is that if you eat in the wrong Weis a chicken salad sandwich can cost you $250 You can hear it said in the hallways that there mmt be a better way to choose presidential candidales By MAX VEALE News State Editor MIAMI Carolina's regular delegation was seated at the Democratic National Convention last night after a move to increase the number of women failed on the parly's first roll call vote The vote on the minority report was 1429 to 1555 which was first interpreted by some delegates as a sign that Sen George McGovern might not have enough strength to carry a later vote on the key California challenge Gov John Vest of SotA Carolina was quoted as describing the vote as a defeat for McGovern NN'ho authored reform gudielines assuring women and minority groups representation on the convention floor SOME McGovern floor leaders said the vote had been hat the McGovern camp had kept the vote intentionally low and had made T10 effort to get fully behind challengers because they Mil not consider the matter crucial At stake km nine delegate seais EvalenL es thiit 1(iCiavorn was not behind the Soutil arohr a (Cl( came Nvhen the South Dakota sena 11 ShOr 0 MrS Gold Raleigh Lucy Hancock Oxford Mrs Mickey Hanula Raleigh Robert Harrell Ashevide Paul Thompson alternate voting for Mrs Luther Hodges Raleigh Mayor lloward Lee Chapel Hill Mrs Helen Marvin Gastonia Mrs Jane Patterson Greensboro Charles Porter Charlotte Jack Treks Durham Dr Jeanne Sing Charlotte John Wheeler Durham John Winters Raleig and Mrs George Wood Camden Against seating: Gov rb Scott state chairman 1ohn Church Henderson: national committeewoman Mary Winfield Pinetown national committeeman Irwin Belk Charlotte hoover Adams Dunn Allen Biscoe Dolly Burton Jacksonville Clarence Carter King: Cayton Washington: Mrs Jeanette David Fayetteville Mrs John Demarcus China Grove Adolph Dial Pembrook David Erdman Bridgeton Mrs Frank Forsyth Winston-Salem John Gallaher Winston-Salem Phillip Ilairc Sylva Becky Hannah Concord Lee Halton Henderson MRS NAOMI Henry Winnabow Wilbur Hobhy Raleigh Charles Hun ley Monroe Roger Jackson Jr Murfreesboro Zehna Jackson Winston-Salem Mrs Don Johnson Benson Mrs Merzedith Leatherwood Bryson City Mrs Can Loftin Asheville Betty McCain Wilson IL McElw North Wilkesboro Martha McKay Chapel Hill Hugh Wilmington Mrs Sarah Murray Waynesville Willie Nixon Burgaw: Jack Palmer Jr Shelby: Lee Towers Lake Lure David Reid Greenville Mrs Johnsie Setzer Claremont Claude Sitton Morganto Robert Smith Jr Lexington Mrs Norma Turnage Rocky Mount: Mrs Martha Wilburn Pilot Mountain: Wilkins Rover: Lee Wing Durham and Mrs Pat Wingler Greensboro Total vote was 43-21 against seating the McGovern delegation SIC Challengers Lose tor was given a solid show of support on seating his original 27I-member California delegation Only nine women delegates in the South Carolina delegation were allowed to vote on the question since the other 23 ticlegofes were being challenged All nine votes were cast for seating the regular delegation North Carolina voted against the challengers 53 to six The Charlotte News ubtthpc1 doily excent Somday at 600 Tryr Box 360 Char otte NC 2V01 SwItthboArd Classoed Adt 3777416 crc'61on 31412 SUBSCRIPTION ft A TiS Smgle copy Noll IN Dollocoed by Como ON wok 2 60 c000th PATES Irt MAIL To POita Lon' I I I MoN rt 13 Al 119 I N'elr tf9 40 Reet To DosI 1 6 7 Fenthed RK3et od 1 --a al resdats aol I 14t Seced tLa posao a 4 A1 raf11 0414 a-1 dst Indrpnrtemmt "'e "Int Put" hinno Co CO ect o-O Oscrr'' os et ont It 'net ett Ined ates not at aet -PeeP be tin elbeebeewereempeemieNelebeibeebemeer 0 Ltietb 1 :4:: 1 1 'A -A I Pit' Bids Asked 1-77 Section 'a ge 2 4- I 1-' 'i 4yees III' ii At 4 ell- er 0 "sr Bids will taken July 2 i ') elmle patient" from a Duke speak a th pen In 630 ti )- It a I i four aleektenlitirg Nimbl Center prelessor when ing r''' 2 1 I A (100 101 tor (minty Iliohwtv projects I) Charlotte-Mecklenburg Ile ill speak on care of the bid tor th grading con- Medical Society meet July I feeble patient i the A i -'eA' mit! paving fencing and eN11 Th third quiuterly meebna oi ti A- 8 4 te struction of signs and slime 11 William 1) l'ne' Issisl- of the society and stalls el e' a ee' eii ae V' tures on 3331 miles of I 77 ant Professor of "'did" in Memorial Mercy and Prestee -et 1071 c-N d- i440 north of Charlotte will be let the department of commtmily Imam' hospitals will be held st n''''''01ti: 1' 'A' Ak' i i''-'-' The section of highway will be health sciences at Duke Medi- Covenant Presbyterian Chun It 1) e- el et esee e' i --eeae Irian a point 69 miles south Cid Center in Durham Will It liOWSIIII) ill! '8'1 8 A S10 1ltv 1 'c 1 f- 17 i I Of service road 2115 northerly Charlotte North Carolina Tuesday July 11 1972 -17) 1 tAsseev 4teee elle a afies- i about 04 miles north of 6-s is 't 3 '7 service road of NO about five te 4 miles north of Charlotte CA LL QuEsT The section of 1-77 to be a ae 'el fe 70:: I i tiil6ii tt 8 6: 1 l'' p41 --0tittICVN- I C0111111eted is along the last re A I ore t't es'I-e' A ti mining section of the inter- eat els a 44 v' "144ipLat-a''' tkstk1li 4 on i iiia4 slik yr 1' state to be completed When 'VOW" eliei1''eai (ea seieaea' A F11 i I 77 will stret cli from Columbia SC to the 8ihsteflallS1 I iltretileinittic1111 0111 Ill 4: st): ::0: i 44 1 -014 Ntii-ov'Oitt-4 1 -''1 kJ: -4-i Midyest er headquarters as McGovern Wins del- lil '7 5414 -r Other pi otec ts s-hic bids ee tete se al) el' e''' te ee' 1 will be let include the con- A Yes a committee is working ri ght now to plan the 4- ii' 1) '-iW1k' -e Cla of 1962 Hnlo an! reunion hut th ord hasn't in'en pa egates challenges Page 4A r' r-lz0' 7 0 Struction Of signs On an addi ss ''i: i e' Tei -4'4 4t' iiO 'f-- nl 10 a02 mile of US 21 ed on to an ass members who ave rel ocated You rill challenge votes are recorded aseleosee' and 1-77 from the South Caro- get en the militinn list and obtain retnuon details he writina on Page 2A lina state line to about 13o0 the Class of lo62 arding Ilieh School 2o01 Illegliii ny Se jasefelea-ei41 ee 1 Charlotte Scic --wrqrj -4i '1-t: 4- 40 4 4 0- feet northeast of Morehead St tilists chase sun eclipse in con- gJ-04 1 iivd11 Z40464Woliai46046366WoWV4ccd is t'' 11-1 char lott lieere ere ill alo be A bi wset 'iNIttlYbieelltisI i oti aly parents took us to the see he fir cwi at SntliP ar and verted cargo et plane Page 7A i 1050 miles of concrete surfae- we thought they were beautiful Now we want to know how ing for one section of second- much something like that costs Can Quest tell use-C New head of Elks says ord ary roads and four sections of er white-only clause is internal affair to primary roads This bid will A You intisn't look a gift horse in the mouth dear ette I AP WirePhOtO en in the treat and say thank you nicely We called ahem be settled by membership Page TA also include surfacing for the Independence Day display and the spekesman for South- eight sections of secondary Batter Up! roads Prk Included vi11 he bidding for a Association said the merchant coul pref er no to mention the cost but they were pleased to hear ou Carolinas the repair of intersections at liked ii Lawrence O'Brien temporary chairman of the New Dixie Rd at Airport Dr Democratic convention takes a two-handed grip on Goodrich footwear plant is and Wilmont Rd et Terminal I'm interested in getting a TV set for a little boy who his gavel as he opens the meeting in Miami Stories Rd near Charlotte is in being reopened vvhile negotiations con- he hospitl a here is prents an tiord to bu or rent a c't ay i tnue and pictures on 1A 2A 4A one and the little fellow is going to be bedridden for several weeks Can Quest help him? Mrs Doctors To Meet pe Aleeklenhurg 0 0 ill ladvA10Toheca'lll'eAt'l sQeut eist terlinclidl'IserritienintiNistilii)annktos Women Ta6 hear how hik care of the trig' ron" 'toa daeskeirnkli'- Local bachelor solves problem of never finding clothes to suit him Ile designs his own Page 12A compiled by ED LOWE How Rice Deleciates voted 160 Red Cross volunteer talks about By MAX TALE vent ion: Mrs Harvey her trip to flood area Page 13A News State Editor For seating: Dr Lovania Al- Gold Raleigh Lucy Hancock Today MIAMI BEACH Fla lison Durham: Wilbur Bak- Oxford Flood insurance is available in fed- Ilere's how North Carolina er Laurinburg Mrs Louise Mrs Mickey Hanula Ea- erally sponsored program if communi- 7 pm Make Your Own Music concert sponsored by delegates voted on seating Brennan Charlotte Jeanette leigh Robert Harrell Asheiars ties qualify Page 13A Police Department Optimist Park public invited Sen George McGovern's origi- I I Fayetteville Joe villa Paul Thompson alter- 8 pm Recovery Inc for nervous and former mental nal 271 California delegates at Delk Asheboro Harvey Dia- nate voting for Mrs Luther patients ION East Blvd the Democratic National Con- mond Charlotte Ilenry Frye Hodges Raleigh Mayor Bow- Eleva-Hill Mrs Ile- People 8 pm Charlotte Camera Club Exhibit: public invited ard Lee Chapel health Department 1200 Blythe Blvd i len Marvin Gastonia Mrs 7:45 pm Baseball Hornets vs Jacksonville Griffith Delores Guess has been helping nverit Park Jane Patterson Greensboro ons All people talk to each other for more than Charles Porter Charlotte: five years Page 113 8 pm Play: The Knack by 'Theater Training Work- Jack Treks Durham Dr shop 501 Queens Rd Jeanne Sing Charlotte Rilin 8:15 pm Play: Beyond the Fringe University of North Wheeler Durham John Win- Harold Green long-time asso- Red Vihite B1 LI ters a 1 i and Mrs Carolina at Charlotte Rowe Building ciate director of Memorial Hospital is 1 8:45 pm Play: Butterflies are Free Pineville Dinner George Wood Camden now its director Page 1B Theater through Aug 13 Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools have cid Imo! sou ers de (d)fh isahreledahmtsi ttee11'ra edAonkottil)iiieJetd icef)frnctiuilly committeewoman Mary Win- us Church -e- turned on his lights and fo telftAllitil 1nolin) little chance of getting federal busing Tomorrow tthleiroFngontsawinierlbslealiukeHoa- Church Henderson: national money says board chairman William Poe Page 1B 930 am City-wide Novice Swim Meet: Cordelia Pool ttee15 i tel the at the door After about five field Pinetown national corn- sponsored by Parks and Recreation Dept busy school of fish minutes he simply turned off mitteeman Irwin Belk Char- na Many of us take our cues his equipment and walked World chess championship between 10:30 Theater am Shopper's Matinee Never Too Late Caroli- from a huge chalk board in away When I left a few peo- lottF hoover Adams Dunn Allen Biscoe Dolly Bur- Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky set to the lobby which is covered pie were still watehing the ton Jacksonville 12:30 pm West Charlotte Rotary Club: at Freedom 74e 1 start unless some new snag develops with the tight scrawl of some door Village Cafeteria e4 Clarence Carter King: Page 8A tinknown hand Though nothing Strangers freely i 7 pm Film for Deaf: Gentle Giant chapel of Haw- Cavton Washineton: Mrs happens on time everything is strangers in the hallways One Ie'' :4 r- It '''f thorne Lane United Methodist Church put On a schedule-even the needs all the assistance he te Jeanette David Fayettevil see Group of celebrities headed by Bob 7:45 pm Baseball: Hornets vs Jacksonville Griffith Mrs John Demarcus China e' protestsiis setting where it FH ope con uc eehon a oo victi II tdt tlt tid fld Park can get in tl 10:30 am Press briefing the word "crowds" takes on Grove Adolph Dial Pm- 1 ie '4 ape ms Page 8A 8:15 pm Play: Beyond the sity of North Lai ry 0 Brien a nde new me anin Ther is even a Carolina at Charlotte Rowe Building Fringe Unive brook: David Erdman Bridge- ton Mrs Frank Forsvtli room touch of the communal atmos- pm Demonstration phere found among the protes- ti-'a Ted Kennedy sailed off coast of ston-Salem John Gallaher Winston-Salem Phillip Ilairc ca I Cape Cod while his fellow Democrats were beginning their national conven- 830 pm Play: The Knack by Theater Training Work- shop 501 QneenS Rd by National Tenants Organiza- tors in Flamingo Park lion IF YOU HAVE an event of genera! interest to be listed Large television cameras are And a that's fair Sylva Becky Hannah Con- cord Lee Hatton Henderson tion in Miami Page 8A send a card to Ed Lowe The Charlotte Scene PO Box 360 permanently stationed HOPE at key enough since the convention Charlotte NC 28201 Please be sure that it reaches us three points in the hotel to capture amosphere seems to have MRS NAOMI Henry Winna- clays before the date it is to appear the candidates as they come worked a certain influence on bow Wilbur Hobby Raleieh Sports and go them as well Even they abid- Charles Hunley Monroe Rog- PERHAPS WITHOUT mean- ed by the unwritten rule that er Jackson Jr Murfrecs Philadelphia Phillies new manager big to the television people seems to require any group hurt): Zeima Jackson Win- proves can ma pro he mistakes too Page sometimes play on us the old numbering more than three to ston-Salem Mrs Don Johnson 9A joke ke in which a man stands give a reotion erzedith Leath- enson Mrs The Calendar Notebook on the sidewalk searing up at erwood Bryson City Mrs nothing until a crowd forms Their reception featured sim- Carl Loftin Asheville Betty Hornet pitcher Mark Wiley works whereupon he walks away pie fare and a watermelon McCain Wilson Me- better in hot weather but he's had and leaves them staring sculpture of President Nixon I I North Wilkesboro problems since it's been a cool summer Yesterday one cameraman can't find anyone who went to Martha McKay Chapel Hill tell me if the watermelon was Hugh Wilmington Page 9A Camera Club each other and the public is good or the sculpture either Mrs Sarah Murray Waynes- invited to see the exhibit 's via Bur- Arnold Palmer is still looking for The Charlotte Camera Club Judge for this month's corn- July meeting will be tonight at petition will be Joan Brown Sanford Push But not being able to find Willie Nixon hings also is here gaw: Jack Palmer Jr Shel- that first win this year and getting a Th a ough shuttlebus srule ervice was by: Lee Towers Lake Lure bit discouraged Page 9A 8 at the Health Department pianist-in-residence at Central lecture room 1200 Blythe Piedmont Community College 1: gyp David Reid Greenville Mrs Blvd who recently gave a combina- Club members will display tion piano recital-photography i Setzer Claremont Does Cleveland's Gaylord Perry slate won in that state's win- trail- juice up his pitches? Page 11A their work in competition with exhibit show at CPCC ner-take-all primary The rest of us can't find the Robert Smith Jr Lexington our shutelehus tickets Claude Sitton a Mrs Brennan said that she shuttlehuses Mrs Norma Turnage Rocky The dependable rule of Mount: Mrs Martha Wniburn did not consider her vote as all is that if you eat in the Pilot Mountain: Wilkins pro-McGovern but that it vas ays based on state's her convictir on that "the i a law wrong hotels a chicken salad Lilver: Lee sandwich can cost you $250 Durham and airs Pat Wingler Greens- You can hear it said in the Iwo shouldn't be tampered with" hallways that there must be a Total vole was 43-21 against 50 eon pond elevation Is In feet above Later in the proceedings better way to choose presiden- seating the McGovern delega- l'IkkNA ii 50 Data From NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE Sea level Water level foure is based Mrs on 100 representing fuel pond REad- Brennan against WI candidates tion 50 ieis'fe NOAA US Dept of Commerce ings are made daily the McGovern forces in oppos- a Q1) okiii 160 60 Illb For Charlotte and Vicinity 30 per ing a rule that allowed the cent today 40 per cent tonight and to- votes of 1'20 delegates from morrow vsy oi 40 a 1111111111011P0OV alk California lit be cast in the SC Choi ienclers Lose A Ct 60 The Themometer ials TEMPERATURE credent fio ght a 't thin the rs I ffir ti Highest yesterday 82 SUMMARY: challeng ed delegation should By MAX VEALE tor was given a solid show of on 50 III 4 1 a Sr 0 1( soy Lowest this morning 64 Average yesterday 71 he allowed to decide its Own News State Editor support seating his original 1 4Pre)(P' 71Ik Normal yesterday 79 Deficiency for month 59 fate" she said MIAMI BEACH-South Carta still for Terry San- lina's regular delegation was 171- tion mm eber California delega- V614 ril '1'1''''Llfit bVit Deficiency for year 496 Highest CM record this date 99 in ford" Mrs Brennan said and seated at the Democratic Na- only nine women deleetates 60 1879 added wearily "I think I'm tional Convention last night in the South Carolina delega- L'' IP41 'Agt Lowest on record this date 55 in It 1961 about ready to go home" after a move to increase the non were allowed to vote on it THE EXTRMES State party chairman John number of women failed on the question since the other 23 I Jalaripr Rain 1 'Yesterday' blob 113 at Blythe Calf! 70 7 10 Yesterday's low 35 at Redmond Ore Church was equally disappoint- the party's first roll call vote delegates were being chat- IWIfillt Showers a ed that the Sanford bubble The vote on the minority re- kneed All nine votes were 3' 646 By The Hour had burst but he said be port was 1429 to 1555 which east for seating the regular 7 Pslitiel wasn't so sure about wanting was first interpreted by some delegation FOR EC44S i 70 Table of temperatures for the 24 hours ending at 8 a rn today: to go home "This thing isn't delegates as a sign that Sen North Carolina voted against going to do us much good" George McGovern might not 1 1 the caan eeneers 53 to six CAROLINA WEATHER Figures Show Low Temperatures Expected a 1 pm BO 1 am 67 Sanford presumably prepar- have enough strength to carry 2 PM el 2 am 67 ing for at least a cat nap be- a later vote on the key Cali- 3 Pm PO 3 a 67 Until Wednesday Morning I pm 81 4 am 67 fore another session opens in fornia challenge 5 79 5 ami 66 a few hours could not be Gov John West of South The Charlotte News Isolated Precipitation Not Indicated- Consult Local Forecast 6 pm 79 6 am 66 7 lom 80 7 am 65 reached for a comment Carolina was quoted as de- 8 1601 78 8 am 68 DURING his i scribing the vote as a defeat dpe'ig tatocro0SVeT et 'tee 1 tonight upper 50s mountains to warnings in effect along the Facts And Figures 0 pm 76 9 am 72 10 am 69 73 barely visible campaign San- for McGovern who authored 21-Nt leleorom har otte wc low to mid 70s coast coast Shallow flooding around it lam 71 11 am 7768 ford had said that he would reform gudielines assuring SOUTH CAROLINA: Partly FACTS AN13 FIGURES Midnight 78 Noon ted Add 37? 714 time of evening high tides to- Sunset today 840 pm CAROLINA WEATHER keep his job as a college pies- women and minority groups 3)-az cloudy with a chance of main- ststiso PrGnbro C1ba 87 70 Sunnse tomorrow 6:16 ASHVLE 03 62 NM idea rather than accept any- representation on the conven- BSCRIPTION ly afternoon and evening da am and tomorrow Showers Moonrise 709 a 84 Asheyiiie 80 I GrivieSC 84 64 thing less than the presidential tion floor A SU Noon HUMIDITY: 118 If he is not in Smgle copy Doty io showers and thundershowers and thundershowers likely to- Moonset 9:20 pm RELATIVE cA it 1et nu a VI 67510 14 Rs vani ghh pg65 64 nomination Defiered by Com 60t wle through tomorrow more nu- day Highs near 80 Mostly the running SOME McGovern floor lead- 2 60 roorth Chlte 82 64 Won tif 49 76 per cent merous coast Highs today and cloudy with a chance of show- WIND: THP OUTH HEATHER ELSEWERE SS INEST for the vice presidential nomi-ers said the vote had been PATES BY MAIL tomorrow 80s Lows tonight ers and thundershowers to- Nwnsla PRESSURE: I PR Albdue 92 68 nation or a cabinet pose the McGovern 1 mo rs Postai Lcrls I Si 11 upper 60s to around 70 night and tomorrow Lows to- Noon 30 28 Alta 81 67 Boise 86 55 Wrth 91 71 rerwr 91 56 and he says he isn't the camp had kept the vote inten- a v- 1 MO! 0 aria- night near 7ighs tomorrow tEoCr I Put ThAcTuirOs NeS UM MA cm: 0 We e5 60 Hine 77 59 01 state dclegation chance of timidly low and had made no hie cloudiness today and to- in the low 80s Probability of 'Total for month 170 Lsvie 90 59 LArties 97 A6 Mons PA 79 Pnny Igo 84 playing any more than a token effort to get fully behind the Reet To Pos 6 el lenel I 7 6 Lti morrow with chance of mainly rain 70 per cent today 40 per 1oxrcrresasl foorr mmoVhh 428 Miami 87 75 It Piro 70 so 74 role in the convention appears challengers because they tid Fensnru RKLRA afternoon and evening showers cent tonight and tomorrow Deficency for yea- 1 77 Orins IPS St StLir 97 68 86 74 Cm' 70 A7 slight not consider the matter cru- e1enerresta ra- 0 0-4-ne resdts 801 1- 5 5 5 5 let deced and thundershowers Highs in Winds norheasterly 10 to 20 TIDES AT MYRTLE BEACH Pchmd TOMORROW Tarn08 80 74 Fran 79 77 EAST Ss 56 IT But the sum of this morn- 601 At sta ke ere nine dele- eaesa''ote the upper 70s to low 80s Lows miles per hour through tomor Nigh 1002 a mo lOn pm 78 44 08 Seatne 1 mg action may mean that gate seaae el 6-1 As 11 tonieht in the upper 50s Prob- TOW Low 350 a rn 3 55 P-m Local Lake Levels Pstn 81 69 MIDWEST the former governor has got Evam le es Veit McGovern leaa Yr64 71 PR 17 co co got- 1-trc wq- ability of rain 30 per cent EXTENDED FORECAST Full Pond Wafer Eievatfon Level Down p)9118 I PA Al Pcnn re rk 84 47 at least half his wish he's as not behind the or 6 ths 66ied Wee 4 not a bled through tomorrow Thursdky through Saturday: Scat Nelrren Rttoh 4 sl piAio 76 63 7t0 00 7 0 3 still president of Duke leniver- South arolira chellecee came 4 I told 74 Al el 71 BEACHES: Small craft '771 dasy77: ri i 4- thundershowers Ireta 0 Island 54 a98574 16 Ye sqtn Ph 68 Coati 86 69 01 sit when the South Dakota sena- I I 1 't op444404 i- 7777:: $1 4 1 Aafr' 1 1 r-- 1 i 1 rr1 I i to 1" i A 4 44 1 41 ft tt 1 i 41t't 4 ---i'r''''''''sP 1 4 "Ir 1 1 i 1 1 t1t 1 'v $7 14P4 1 1 L'Il 1 4 4-it i' -11411 -4 4 4 1 IA '4 GREEN KENNEDY ENNEDY National Apollo 15 crewmen reprimanded for taking unauthorized stamps to moon and then selling them Page 1A crewmen reprimanded iorized stamps to moon heni Page 1A George McGovern appears near nomination following credentials challenge victory in California and Illinois cases Mayor Richard Daley's no-compromise stand brings defeat to Chicago-Illinois delegates Convention is redwhite-blue affair Terry Sanford's presidential bubble has burst All stories on Page 1A Govern appears near wing credentials chal- California and Illinois chard Daley's no-com- wings defeat to Chica- tes Convention is red- Terry Sanford's presi- as burst All stones on George Wallace sleeps in his trail lace sleeps in his Cloud Cover To Be Around For Several I Cover To Be Around For Several The sun will be eclipsed by clouds today and tomorrow and weatherman Jim McNeal predicts showers or thundershowers by tomorrow Mild days and nights are forecast through tomorrow Today's weather again will be influenced by an area of disturbed weather Satellite pictures and ship reports had given some indication that this System may become better organized Winds could increase somewhat along the Carolina coast today and tonight For this reason small craft warnings were raised at 6 o'clock this morning for coastal waters from Cape Lookout southward Also showers and thundershowers will be on the increase to cover a large area over eastern North Carolina during the next day or so In contrast to mounting humidity in the eastern half of the nation intense dry heat continued in the arid Southwest where nighttime temperatures dropped only as far as the 80s The Forecasts NORTH CAROLINA: Variable cloudiness mountains with scattered afternoon and evening showers and thundershowers Otherwise considerable eloudituss through tomorrow with showers and thundershowers most numerous east and southeast Highs today and tomorrow upper 705 to low ftt except 80s south coast Lows eclipsed by tomorrow lin McNeal iir thunder- rrow Mild re forecast again will an area of Satellite reports had on bthat this ette or- ild increase he ght For i Carolina craft warn- it 6 o'clock south- coastal WR- -id thunder- on the in- large area 11 Carolina or so ounting hu- ern half of dry heat arid South- me temper- as far as asts NA: Varia- intains with 1 and eve- considerable 1 tomorrow 111771(leTql10W- cast and iday and to to low Me coast Lows NmosemkNmetw1.