The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 85

riryyryYyry'rit)Tvrirrryy'T'vviri Mm line INDIAN RIVER EDITION See inside bark page of this teitinn 10 Cents 62nd No 220 Thursday July 6 1972 Complete Newspaper Two Latin American Edltioni Are Published Daily 136 Pages 320 Raids Hit North yT ramec Viet Troops Gain Control Of Quang Tri SAIGON (UPI) South Vietnamese paratroopers and tank crews recaptured most of Quang Tri city Wednesday They carried with them a neatly folded flag and a warm bottle of champagne for use when enemy troops are forced from the rest of the bombed-out provincial capital Military sources said the 1200 soldiers set up a command post at-Quang railroad station then fanned out into adjacent residential and business areas where they met light resistance from troops who had controlled the city and its surrounding prov-i ince since May 1 Agents Rush Slay 2 Hijackers Most of the strike force stayed clear of the 19th-Century citadel in the center of the city where they believed that North Vietnamese snipers might be dug in Military sources said Quang Tri city would not be declared recaptured until the citadel was in government hands IN THE air war the US Daley Rejected Party to Seek Top Court Rule By Herald Wire Services WASHINGTON A divided federal appeals court Wednesday awarded 151 disputed California Democratic convention delegates to Sen George McGovern enhancing his chances of winning the presidential nomination on an early ballot The Democratic Party immediately acted to appeal the ruling to the US Supreme Court In its 2-1 decision the Command said American bombers made 320 raids over North Vietnam Tuesday the most strikes in a single day since June 27 The North Vietnamese said one US F4 Phantom jet was downed in the raids near Hanoi but the US Command refused comment on the report UPI reporter Chad Hunt-ley accompanying the para-troop and tank force at Quang Tri said a bottle of champagne was strapped to one rucksack and another carried a red and gold South Vietnamese flag to run up over the citadel when it is captured i The North Vietnamese capture of Quang Tri province and its capital was the biggest victory of the three-month-old offensive that began March 30 South Vietnam launched its drive to recapture its northernmost province June 28 when 20000 paratroopers marines militiamen infantrymen and tank crews moved across the My Chanh River 12 miles south of Quang Tri city THE CITY had a population of 25000 before falling to the Communists Much of the city was destroyed by North Vietnamese shelling attacks prior to the fall The rest of it was heavily damaged by US air and naval bombardment before the South Vietnamese drive Both sides however generally avoided hitting the historic citadel While South Vietnamese troops in Quang Tri city reported little opposition from the Communists government marines guarding the flanks reported two sharp clashes with the North Vietnamese UPI correspondent Barney Seibert said marines told him that they killed 105 Communists five miles east of the city while nine of their own men were killed and 16 -wounded Seibert said the Saigon marines were backed by heavy Allied air support i Passenger Killed 2 Are Wounded Hijack Foiled 30A SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) FBI agents rushed a hijacked airliner carrying 86 persons at San Francisco Airport Wednesday killing both hijackers in a blazing gun-battle that also killed one passenger and wounded two FBI agents carrying automatic weapons and shotguns stormed the plane when the hijackers attempted to obtain $800000 ransom two parachutes and maps for a flight to Russia One hijacker was killed in the cockpit of the Pacific Southwest Airlines jetliner while the other died in a reap section AN FBI agent dressed as a pilot was forced to strip to his shorts before boarding the plane to make sure he was not carrying a weapon After he dressed he walked up the ramp and into the cockpit A second agent sneaked onto the plane and killed the hijacker in the cockpit The first agent then opened fire on the second hijacker who had rushed to the cockpit when he heard shots All slain and wounded passengers were in the rear of the plane The FBI said the passengers were shot by the hijackers The FBI identified the hijackers as Dimitrov Alexev of Hayward Calif and Michael Azmanoff both 28 who entered the United States in the 1950s THE WOUNDED passen-gers were taken to a hospital where they were reported in fair condition The gunbattle erupted on a remote runway at the airport The hijackers were Turn to Page 30A Col 1 The Rev Ralph Abernathy 3Iakes Ills Pica for a Miami Reach Campsite I I he decision reaffirmed his jailh in the system he said Beach Council Reverses Self OKs Campsite By FRED BARGER Herald Staff Writer The Miami Beach City Council in a dramatic reversal voted 4-2 Wednesday to allow demonstrators to camp in Flamingo Park during next Democratic National Convention The vote which came after a turbulent 6 -hour session followed recommendations by Police Chief Rocky Pomerance City Manager Clifford and Deputy Police Chief Ted Zanders of Washington DC an adviser to Pomerance that the 33-acre park be approved as a camping area Mayor Chuck Hall and Councilmen Leonard Haber Robert Goodman and Jerome Greene voted to allow camping in the park which is bounded by 15th Street between Michigan and Meridian Avenues on the north and 11 Street between Meridian and Lenox avenues on the south Staff Photo by DAVE DIDIO three-judge panel of the US Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia overruled an action of the Democratic Credentials Committee which had voted to strip McGovern of 151 California nominating votes McGovern won all 271 California delegates in the June 6 primary decision reaffirms the choice of the California voters and the rules of the Democratic sgid McGovern in a statement issued through his Washington headquarters His political strategists said the court ruling would spell first-ballot nomination for McGovern when the Democratic National Convention chooses its man in one week McGovern also picked up strength in a 'unanimous companion ruling from the same three appeals judges They refused to overturn the Credentials decision to unseat an uncommitted contingent of 59 Illinois delegates headed by Chicago Mayor Richard Daley IN A SEPARATE action the appeals panel enjoined the Daley group from taking further action in Illinois state courts to block the challengers from taking their seats at the convention An issue in the California case was whether the win-ner-take-ail primary was in conflict with the 1968 mandate for party reform A commission headed by McGovern specifically rejected proposals to forbid that method of delegate selection and all the candidates in the primary including Humphrey said they had no quarrel with that conclusion In arguing before the court the lawyers upholding the Credentials Committee action urged that judges stay out of the political arena and leave the final decision up to the Miami Beach Convention But the judges rejected that contention and upheld argument that it was too late to change the ground rules If the party had banned winner-take-all primaries before Californians voted June 6 the judges said candidates might have campaigned in a different manner devoting more or less time and resources to the and the outcome might have been different THE OPINION declared that the Party did not merely interpret one of its rules in essence it acted in defiance of its own rules as interpreted in the call for the 1972 convention by establishing retroactively an entirely new and unannounced standard of conduct fundamental basis of our action is the grave injury done to the fairness and legitimacy of the process of electing the president of the United the court held can be no dispute that the very integrity of the process rests on the assumption that clear rules will be enforced fairly consistently and without discrimination as long as they remain in Chief Judge David Bazelon and Judge George MacKin- Turn to Page 19A Col 1 Joseph Calif ano one controls The Ruling Be Last Word By Herald Wire Services WASHINGTON A federal decision to give back to Sen George McGovern 151 of the delegates he won in the California primary fell short of being the final word in the matter The Democratic Party hierarchy and anti-McGovern forces seem to think that the full convention just might decide to disobey the court anyway and get away with it McGovern forces on the other hand say the convention just go against the court rulings And the questions probably still will apply no matter what happens when the matter goes to the Supreme Court SEN HUBERT Humphrey a prime mover the challenge to the winner-take-all procedure in California suggested that the convention still could split the 271 votes in effect overriding the courts He was one of the chief beneficiaries in the original delegate shift not a lawyer a political man my judgment that the convention is the judge of its own Humphrey said at his home in Waverly Minn He said there is a 50-50 chance the convention would uphold the California decision but conceded there would be a if the convention overrode the decision if the Supreme Court allows it to stand JOSEPH CALIFANO gen- Turn to Page 10A Col 1 WHERE TO FIND IT Spassky (Very Upset 1-Week Postp onement Sought now and the rest later in the year because of a possible conflict with the Chess Olympics beginning Sept 17 in Skopje Yugoslavia The Russians also have demanded that Fischer forfeit the first game of the match to Spassky because of the failure to show up for the official opening of the match Sunday HOWEVER the Russians indicated the demand might be just a formality Councilmen Harold Rosen and Herbert Magnes voted no and Councilman Leonard Weinstein was absent and at the bedside of his ailing father The Rev Dr Ralph David Abernathy head of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference which had asked for use of the park to build Resurrection City II for poor people during the convention said that the vote my faith in the American THERE HAD been some sentiment on the council for approving the use of the park under the supervision of group as an that would oversee the camping of predominantly white radical organizations there but Abernathy stopped short of agreeing to that And the final vote which saw Greene Goodman and change their stands on the designation of a campsite in the city of Miami Beach provided that: Flamingo Park be the only public area in which camping would be allowed during the convention Pomerance and would be responsible for overseeing the use of the park and would be empowered to order additional campers to go elsewhere probably Watson Island and Turn to Page 16A Col I Hall at the Helm in Campsite Meeting fame comes after 17 years in public life Chuck Hall Basks In National Spotlight During Conventions By GENE MILLER Herald Staff Writer Will success spoil Chuck Hall? After 17 years in public life no longer must Miami Beach Mayor Chuck Hall jostle between visiting dignitaries to get his picture taken For Chuck Hall a millionaire politician who once garbed himself in Christopher Columbus pantaloons is now a dignitary in his own right Because of Chicago circa 1968 and the calamity that befell the host mayor of the Democratic Convention there Hall now finds himself in the white radiance of public attention as never before It is not unfair to say he loves it Newsmen beseech him CBS televises him driving his Rolls-Royce consorting with Yippies The London Times quotes him On the the tube he speaks to the French Canadians in French He was a little disturbed though to see himself in Time magazine last week between the mayor of New York City and the mayor of Chicago Both were identified in a cutline Hall Hall in fact is so busy these days that he been able to attend all the funerals he usually does On the Fourth of July however he managed to take in five picnics Wednesday for example as if an epic day-long debate on Miami Beach camp sites enough Hall talked on a WKAT talk show for 90 minutes while he had a corned beef sandwich for lunch An emissary from Hubert Humphrey Washington attor- Turn to Page 2A Col 1 i When chess sources ported Spassky had demanded an apology from Fischer Fred Cramer of the US Chess Federation said cannot see Fischer But Fischer did The apology said: are sorry that the world championships were delayed If grandmaster Spassky or the Soviet people were inconvenienced or discomforted I am indeed inhappy for I had not the slightest intention of this Chris Rons Out At Wimbledon Chris Evert after winning the first set and leading 3-0 in the second ended her first Wimbledon tennis bid Wednesday by bowing to Evonne Goolagong Chris 17 of Fort Lauderdale admitted that the pressure was on her but said are plenty more Wimbledons Miss Goolagong the defending champion will play Billie Jean King in final (See details Page IF) American 28 A REYKJAVIK Iceland (UPI) Bobby Fischer surprised even his own advisers Wednesday by formally apologizing to Russian Boris Spassky for delaying their world championship chess match But the president of the International Chess Federation admitted he was in the wrong too and said ha would ask for a one-week postponement Dr Max Euwe announced that he would ask for another postponement during a news conference in which he agreed to Soviet demands to condemn behavior and admitted that he himself had violated chess federation rules in allowing two earlier postponements WOULD damage Spassky who is very upset by what has happened in the last few days if he were forced to play Euwe said in announcing that he would seek another delay in the 24-hour match Euwe also said he might even suggest an entirely new match schedule calling for between 12 and 18 games Today's Chuckle one thins to be said for children they never pull out pictures of their grandparents 7 1.