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Nr o'iriivi "-vy "vv' mrr wV'wor 2-A THE MIAMI HERALD Thurs July 6 1 972 Surprise Cabinet Heshuifie French Prime Minister Fired "r-qrv wyr NEWS SUMMARY icy and this put him constantly at loggerheads with the Gaullist rightists inn Parliament HE THEN became increasingly expendable as a result of a tax case under which he used a perfectly legal loophole to escape almost all his income tax for several years Somehow or other a copy of his income-tax return got into the hands of a small Paris weekly that delights in exposes Although Chaban-Delmas Bitterly defended himself in a television broadcast last March it was clear from then on that his days as prime minister were numbered A further factor in decision to reshuffle his government at i time may also be an agreement announced last week by the French Communist and Socialist parties to mount a joint election three years Like Messmer Chaban-Delmas has an outstanding resistance record but although he was a supporter of the Gaullist regime and president of the National Assembly during De rule he was never one of the inner circle of those personally trusted by De Gaulle Moreover he deliberately set out as prime minister to move the government somewhat to the left in social pol- campaign when the parliamentary elections are held The Communists agreed moreover to an unusual series of and commitments as to how they would behave if they could form a government with the Socialists This may have triggered decision to get both the government and the UDR in shape for elections rather than drift on with a Cabinet that was going to be Military Told: Avoid Airports With Head Tax THE WOULD SOUTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS SUCCEEDED in holding the edge of Quang Tri city A South Vietnamese Army official said that he foresaw victory in the fight to regain total control of the provincial capital At the same time enemy artillery pounded Hue Page 1A THE WORLD TITLE CHESS MATCH between Boris Spassky and US champion Bobby Fischer will take place Sunday or at the latest Tuesday arrangers of the match said Minor differences in the much-delayed contest still must be ironed out Page 1A IN A SURPRISE ACTION French President Georges Pompidou abruptly fired Prime Minister Jacques Chaban-Delmas and named a strong Gaullist Pierre Messmer to succeed him Page 2A NEW PRIME MINISTER Kakuei Tanaka said he planned no major departures from the policies of his predecessor Eisaku Sato but added is like a man taking over a company There are bound to be some changes Page 8A THE SOVIET UNION PLEDGED to aid Cuba consolidating the defense and to support Cuban demands for the removal of the US naval base at Guantanamo Tass news agency reported The two countries issued a joint communique at the end of Fidel 10-day visit in Moscow Page 3C THE NATION reorganized sooner or later anyway changed from Philadelphia to New York Airlines serving Philadelphia reported that large numbers of their passengers were declining to pay the tax and were filling out refusal forms instead 4 This process slowed the passenger-boarding system- appreciably and resulted in widespread delays of depar- tures as pilots waited for' planes to fill the Air Trans-J port Association said Airline officials had feared that the tax-collection pro-j cess might result in fearful traffic jams Tuesday with the return flights of Indepen- dence Day travelers However reports Wednes- day were that the process at Philadelphia at least had settled down as awareness of and experience with tax increased and that conditions were no worse than" in the preceding days A SUPREME Court ruling on April 19 upheld the use and service charges that have been collected at the five state-owned airports in New Hampshire since April 1969 and at the Evansville -Ind airport since February" 1968 The legality of the Phila- delphia tax has been chal- lenged in part because the city desperately pressed for funds plans to use the tax revenues for nonairport pur- poses Pending a District Courts ruling scheduled for July 18 Philadelphia has been asked by the court to refrain from penalizing the airlines or their passengers for nonpay- ment of the tax St( IHiami Htrall Th Miami Herald it published every morning by The Miami Herald Pub' hshina Co One Herald Plata Miam Florida 33101 Second dan postage paid at Miami Florida By DON COOK Miami Harald-Los Anialat Timai Wir PARIS President Georges Pompidou abruptly fired Prime Minister Jacques Chaban-Delmas Wednesday and named a strong Gaullist Pierre Messmer to succeed him The move Is generally interpreted as an effort by Pompidou to give his government a new look and increase its Gaullist image and appeal in preparation for parliamentary elections The elections must be held by next spring but now may come much earlier The new prime minister who is 56 years old has a faithful Gaullist record of wartime resistance and service as minister of defense forr the entire 11 years of President Charles de rule WHEN POMPIDOU was elected president in June 1969 and Chaban-Delmas formed the government Messmer was left out But he then became minister for overseas territories in a minor Cabinet reshuffle in 1971 after De death He will certainly command greater loyalty and personal support from the ultra-Gaul-lists of the ruling' parliamentary party the Union for a Democratic Republic (UDR) than Chaban-Delmas received in his three years in office The entire government left office automatically with the prime minister but indications are that at least two senior ministers will return to their present posts Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann and Defense Minister Michel Debre Both left Paris Wednesday night on official visits overseas Debre to Washington and Schumann to Peking THE NEW CABINET is expected to be completed by Friday and chief interest will center on whether Finance Minister Valery Giscard Des-taing is also kept in the same office Ambitious and highly capable he heads a parliamentary faction known as the Independent Republicans whose support is important although not numerically essential to the domination of the National Asssembly Chaban-Delmas has been for months but in the end his sudden departure came as a surprise Only Tuesday he joined Pompidou in Bonn for top-level talks with Chancellor Willy Brandt and the West German government But a West German spokesman revealed after the announcement of the French changes that Pompidou has privately informed Brandt what was coming during their talks and that Brandt in turn informed the West German Cabinet at its meeting Wednesday before the news broke in Paris IN A BRIEF exchange of letters Chaban-Delmas simply noted to Pompidou that have informed me of your intention to change the and submitted his resignation and that of the government Pompidou in a relatively cool reply said that he had the for his decision then offered some routine praises for the former prime intelligence and skill in the direction of government affairs the last Jackie Onassis Wins Court Fight Against 'photographer Ronald Galella must keep his distance Stay Aivay From Jackie Court Orders Photographer observe and attempt to photograph the Onassis family Galella who claimed he has taken and sold thousands of photos of Mrs Onassis also was found in civil contempt for violating an earlier temporary restraining order designed to keep him away from Mrs Onassis and her children Caroline and John The permanent injunction also enjoined Gallella from coming within 100 yards of the Fifth Avenue apartment The photographer also was barred from of Mrs Onassis or her children NEW YORK (UPI) Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis won a federal court decision against Ronald Galella Wednesday barring the freelance photographer from coming within 50 yards of the former First Lady and within 75 yards of her children US District Court Judge Irving Ben Cooper also dismissed $13-million suit charging Mrs Onassis and the Secret Service with interfering with his right to earn a living Mrs Onassis and the Secret Service were granted a permanent injunction setting the distance limitations from which Galella can WASHINGTON (AP) A Pentagon order directing military air traffic to avoid airports imposing passenger taxes threatened Wednesday to divert thousands of air travelers particularly from Philadelphia International Airport The instructions from the Army-administered Military Traffic Management Terminal Service (MTMTS) applied to the head taxes that went into effect July 1 at five airports but was the only one through which large volumes of military traffic are funneled regularly The Philadelphia tax was also the most severe $2 a person levied not only on departing passengers but on arriving passengers as well Taxes of $1 on each departing passenger went into effect also Saturday at Richmond Va Huntsville Ala Sarasota-Bradenton and Saginaw Mich Four states and more than a dozen cities arre considering similar taxes MTMTS sent out notices to its transportation officers around the world listing the cities where head taxes are going into effect The agency said each individual traveling on a regularly scheduled service whether singly or in a group would be personally responsible for payment of any head tax It instructed traffic officers to route military passengers whenever possible through airports that do not impose a head tax A major effect of the order was on traffic into and out of Fort Dix NJ Military personnel normally traveling by way of Philadelphia will use the Newark NJ airport instead when practical At least one operator of a limousine service operating primarily between Philadelphia and Fort Dix said the action would put him out of business The MTMTS order applies to military personnel traveling on commercial flights on official business Those traveling at their own expense without military orders were not involved nor were military flights CHARTER GROUPS also were preparing to bypass the special-tax airports Trans World Airlines reported that two charter groups asked that their departure point be nation was mostly dry The national forecast: Sunny skies are likely over most of the nation However there is a chance of showers along i US Gives Boeing Permission To Sell 707s to the WASHINGTON (UPI) The government gave the Boeing Co permission Wednesday to sell $150 million worth of Boeing 707 commercial jets and spare parts to China But Boeing and the Chinese must still come to terms for the sale to be consummated Negotiations have been going on since April and could be expected to take many more months before a contract is signed In May Boeing said the sale of between three and six of the jets was under discussion A spokesman Wednesday declined to say whether SEN GEORGE CHANCES for a first-ballot nomination were boosted when a three-judge US Appeals Court ordered the return of 151 California delegates to McGovern The same court refused an appeal by Chicago Mayor Richard Daley who with 58 other Illinois delegates was unseated by the Democratic Credentials Committee Page 1A TWO HIJACKERS of a Pacific Southwest Airlines jet were slain when rushed by FBI agents at San Francisco International Airport Also killed in a blazing gunfight was a passenger Two other passengers were hospitalized with wounds Page 1A TREASURY SECRETARY George Shultz told a meeting of food-chain executives that an ample supply of cattle should begin working its way to butcher counters soon resulting in stabilization of steadily rising meat prices Page 4A APPROVAL OF THE DEATH PENALTY in eight types of murder is being sought in the Pennsylvania Legislature by Philadelphia District Attorney Arlen Specter The move comes less than a week after the US Supreme Court ruled against such punishment Page 24A FLORIDA THE FBI AND STATE POLICE are investigating the circumstances in which a 20-year-old Clearwater youth was killed while camping in North Carolina The youth known as dedicated to non-violence died when a police shotgun fired accidentally Page IB THE UNIVERSITY OF EASTERN FLORIDA contends that it is a novelty company and has filed suit because the state let it issue degrees Page 5B OIL-DRILLING IN THE CITY of Jay has been approved by the Cabinet which questioned a proposed budget by the Cross-Florida Barge Canal Authority Page 6B GREATER MIAMI IN A DRAMATIC REVERSAL the Miami Beach City Council voted 4-2 to allow demonstrators to camp in Flamingo Park during next Democratic National Convention The Rev Dr Ralph David Abernathy head of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference said the vote "reaffirmed my faith in the American Page IA SOUTH DIXIE EXPRESSWAY plans were killed by Metro commissioners along with any plans anyone might have for widening Old Cutler Road Page 1C SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS knocked out some of power in areas served by Florida Power and Light but cooled off the northern part of the state enough to enable the company to squeak through another day of power crisis Page 1C HER CHILD WAS DYING of a mysterious malady Then a Miami mother remembered a news story she had read nine years ago Page 1C SPORTS CHRIS EVERT FAILED IN HER FIRST quest for the Wimbledon tennis championship but gave defending champion Evonne Goolagong a three-set semifianl battle Page IF JOE THOMAS WHO DRAFTED and signed the nucleus of the Miami Dolphins will be the new general manager of the Baltimore colts if the club changes ownership as expected Page IF living today TORN BETWEEN MAKING HER OWN LIFE and helping her father become president of the United States Terence McGovern 23 says that as her campaign has gained momentum been forced into a role that she choose herself Page 4D THE FORMER SOCIAL SECRETARY to Lady Bird Johnson Bell Abell is in town to coordinate the Democratic National Telethon $9 million in debt and out of power hard to raise money" Page ID Chinese Goods made in mainland China and shipped to this country were seized upon arrival In February before his departure for Peking Nixon greatly relaxed restrictions on the kinds of goods that could be sold by US firms to the Chinese Since his return there has been a flow of imports from China much of it household goods and gift-ware A Boeing spokesman here said his company considered itself in competition with other airplane makers for an order from the Chinese rule from the Ohio River Valley to the North and Central Atlantic states Temperatures in this area were only in the 50s and 60s The remainder of the SUBSCRIPTIONS Delivery service payable by mall Send check or money order toPBM Circulation Department The Miami Herald One Harald Plata Miami Florida 33101 Mail CMlwy This schedule lists mail delivery rates to postal tone 0 which Includes New York City Chicago and other cities 1000-1 400 miles from Miami Write or call The Herald for mail delivtry rates to other areas 1 Daily Sunday Dally A Only Only Sunday 4 Weeks $510 STM SIM 3 Mentha If 75 I 75 27 SO 0 Mentha 37 SO 17 SO 55 OO Yearly 75 00 35 00 110 00 Mail subscriptions 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ternoon for the Midwest and Great Plains with mercury readings mostly in the 70s and sunny skies Farther east howev-re a dreary rain was the Huge Air Mass Causes Mercury to Take a Dip Local National World WEATHER MAP FOR THURS AM JULY 6 Frccr'l tv NcUeinjI Weather Sric POAA Temperatures GREATER MIAMI Pree Pree Miami Airport It 7i Coral Cables 89 7t Miami Beach 71 03 Miami Bay Fmt Prk 07 00 A large northern air mass was responsible for subnormal temperatures through much of the nation Rather pleasant conditions resulted in the af WEATHER eWrcASTS NATIONAL H'jep CANE CCWTWJOUS BROADCASTS M'AMJ PALM BE4CH 16D 40 MHz CCiAS" 0 AP0 260 Wx 67 8 IQ A iZAVei Sunrise Today Sun-et Today 8:16 FORECAST rtJ i i i I 1 I Tide Tables in Sports Sec MIAMI AND VICINITY Generally fair through Friday High in the 90s Low in the upper 70s East to southeast winds 10 to 15 mph Rain probability 20 per cent SMALL BOATS: Exposed Atlantic coastal waters from cape Kennedy through the Florida Straits East and southeast winds 10 to 15 knots with seas two feet Exposed Gulf coastal waters from Cedar Key to Florida Bay Variable winds 10 to 15 knots with seas two feet Inland wa-' ters foom Lake Worth through Biscayne Southeast winds 10 to occasionally 15 knots with waters locally choppy Statistics July 51971 lam Barometer 30 11 Relative humidity 80 Highest temoeraturO (past 12 hours) Lowest temperature (past 11 hours) Mean temperature Normal temperature Accumulated excess since first of month (degrees) Accumulated excess since Jan 1 (degrees) Highest and lowest this date since 1930 94 and 70 Local rainfall tor 24 hours ending at 7 5 nun inches 00 Rainfall this month 00 Deficiency this month 1 24 Rainfall since Jan 1 24 40 Excess since Jen 1 972 FLORIDA Florida Apalachicola 88 77 Bradenton 89 70 Clewtston 91 72 Daytona Belt 90 73 Ft Laud 90 80 Ft Myers 93 73 Gainesville 92 72 Homestead 91 72 Jacksonville 94 71 Key West 89 81 Lakeland 92 74 Naples 91 70 Ocala 91 72 Orlando 94 74 Pensacola 89 74 Sarasota 89 70 St Pete 90 79 Tallahassee 87 49 Tampa 92 72 Vero Beach 94 72 WP Bch 92 SOUTH Asheville 73 44 Atlanta 78 44 Birmingham 74 44 Charleston 90 74 Charlotte 83 47 J'son Miss 81 49 Little Rock 83 42 Louisville 74 40 Memphis 77 41 New Orleans 86 48 Raleigh 77 44 Richmond 44 43 EAST Alfcny NY 0 S3 Boston 44 40 Buffalo 47 53 Montreal 49 47 New York 42 40 ani the Moon Moonrise Tliurs 2:16 am Oh Full Inil On Nw Moonset Tliurs 4:16 pm pm July 11 July IS Aut July 10 4 1.