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2-A lilt MIAMI HlKALD FrL July 71 STS NEWS SUMMARY THE WO II LI) For Viet War 'r? AS A POTENTIAL conduit of Hanoi's political confi- dentes Romania may now I have more appeal than be- fore the Nixon summit meetings with North major allies Moscow and Pe- king This is because North Vietnam like Roibania is a small loosely aligned fiercely independent country that is trying to shuck off big-power influence Romania too is an outsider now in the world Communist movement as North Vietnam has suddenly become However in this case Romania itself is thought to believe that the North Vietnamese were wrong in rejecting President proposal for a political settlement The obvious American hope is that Romania now can be more persuasive on this point than Moscow or Peking 4 jri'i i aw Associated Pres turned to Bucharest and met with him about four hours in the Council of State Building After morning talks Foreign Minister Comeliu Manescu said that he was of progress Paris on Vietnam THOUGH there were no hints of any change bargaining position the intriguing question was why with the positions of both sides well known the Romanian leaders had taken the trouble to go into the matter It was assumed that they were acting on behalf of the North Vietnamese in exploring US views Rogers responded by giving a full explanation of President May 8 proposal for a ceasefire and unilateral American military withdrawal and by once again rejecting the idea of a South Vietnamese government of national unity i 'p ST 4 from the pure path of Schiller's Keynesian free-market principles in adopting moderate capital restraints Schiller quit in protest predicting that Brandt's move would lead to the kind of massive controls already favored by Frame and other European countries to wrard off inflationary inflows of foreign currency Social Democrat Raleigh NC buildings was Anyway he him and maybe until the A Liltle Late This time the turtle lost the race Whether protest or just a friendly visit was his goal he arrived at the Further Testing Ban Is Proposed Lenses On state Capitol after the closed for repairs brought his home with just camp there building reopens CHINA AND RUSSIA have separately advised North Vietnam to negotiate a settlement to the Vietnam war without much further delay a high Communist source said in London He said however that neither of major allies applied any pressure in offering that bit of counsel Page 1 A ROMANIA IS PLAYING GO-BETWEEN in the preliminaries to new peace talks between the United States and North Vietnam according to indications coming from of State William visit to Bucharest Page 2 A NIORE THAN 200 WERE DEAD and thousands missing as torrential rains triggered landslides in western Japan More than 5000 were left homeless on the islands of Shikoku and Kvushu Page ISA BOBBY FISCHER APOLOGIZED to world champ Boris Spassky in writing and the first of the opponents 24-game series for the international chess title was scheduled for Tuesday in Reykjavik Iceland Page 22A me ATIOX PLEA FOR A SUPREME COURT RULING on a Democratic delegate squabble was being considered by Chief Justice Warren Burger The cases involve the California and Illinois delegations to next Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach An appeals court Wednesday ruled that a slate headed by Chicago Mayor Richard Daley should not be seated because 't violated reform rules and that Sen George McGovern was stripped illegally of 151 delegate votes he had won in California's inner-take-all Page 1A FORD MOTOR CO WAS by a wide-ranging lawsuit charging the company with making the air around its giant plant in River Rouge Mich filthy smelly and hazardous to health A Ford spokesman claimed that the suit brought by the Wayne County Health Department a complete disregard for our continuing good-faith efforts to correct a very complex environmental Page 1A A REPORTER WAS ORDERED JAILED for contempt of court after he refused to answer grand jury questions concerning an alleged $10000 bribe offered to influence the appointment of a Housing Authority director in Newark NJ The reporter was given until 2 pm today to answer questions aimed at uncovering the identity of the person who made the bribe or go to jail Page 9A RATHER THAN DISCLOSE ITS WIRETAPS the government dropped charges against a 1971 May Day demonstrator Bradford Lyttle Jr The Supreme Court has ruled that wiretaps without a court order against so-called "domestic is illegal Page 25A THE FBI EXPLAINED that its move to capture a pirated airliner which resulted in the deaths Wednesday of two hijackers and a passenger was taken when it learned that the hijackers planned to take the S4 persons aboard the plane with them to Siberia Page 28 A Bonn Finance Minister Quits Post in Protest By DAN MORGAN Miami WMhmstwi Post WIra BUCHAREST Romania Secretary of State William Rogers and Romanian President Nicolae Ceausescu held unexpectedly lengthy talks Tnursday on Vietnam suggesting that the Hanoi government may be seeking a final reading of the American position one week before the resumption of peace negotiations in Pans The in-depth exploration of the Vietnam topic came as an unanticipated highlight of the secretary's swung through the ideologically diverse countnes of Southeastern Europe FOLLOWING what he described as a successful to Bucharest familiar ground for American officials since President Nixon went there in 1969 Rogers made history by breaking new ground in Hungary Touching dowm in the Hungarian capital Budapest he became the most senior US official to visit that loval Soviet ally since World War II Though the visit was in keeping with the Nixon policy of cultivating the smaller Communist countnes of Central Europe there was more to overcome with Hungary This is because of undisputed allegiance to Moscow and because of the long era of distrust that followed the 1956 Hungarian insurrection IN HIS Budapest arrival statement Rogers said: foreign policy has been directed toward creating an era of negotiation and cooperation with all nations We are pleased that is included among those with whom we have made progress In our relations we are prepared to continue to move forward In the framework of our mutual On the practical side the American trip to Bucharest produced an important gain for the independent-minded regime there Rogers announced that President Nixon had agreed to extend credit facilities of the Export-Import Bank to Romania This was 'considered vital for the East European nation to go ahead with its plans for continued rapid industrialization and purchases of Western The American side also removed travel restraints on Romanian diplomats in the United States signed the first consular convention since 1881 and reduced red tape for Romanian ships calling at US ports HOWEVER there were a number of signs that the scope of the talks had been broadened at the 11th hour possibly because of President desire to delve more deeply into the Vietnamese topic One sign was that Ceausescu instead of receiving Rogers for a fairly brief meeting at his Black Sea resort as originally planned re as the committee began two days of hearings into soft lenses He is a member of Nader's health research group that recently conducted a study of 18 doctors who have fitted the lenses and unearthed reports of problems with them including injuries to and infections of the eye are these problems only becoming apparent Dr Wolfe asked were they not detected during the clinical investigation stage? 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Wolfe offered no documentation of his charges and turned away questions with a brusque: the FDA they are perfectly aware of the information I EARLIER FDA officials including Commissioner Charles Edwards testified about extensive tests to which the one brand of soft lenses now on the market were subjected before they were approved But the officials conceded there are still some problems with the safety those who tolerate hard contact lenses this is available and is a safe and effective product if used as labeled said Dr Henry Simmons director of the bureau of drugs if the product is not used properly it isn't going to be The FDA has classified the soft lenses as drugs in order to subject them to strict premarket tests and 15 months ago approved one brand by Bausch and Lomb for commercial sale The Griffin Optical Co of Buffalo NY has applied for approval of a soft lens but it has not yet been granted Dr Wolfe said it had just been learned that some of the medical investigators testing the Griffin product were linked to the company financially and that and-or stock had been offered to them in payment for their work Swelters to Kansas The weather will be wanner from New Mexico across the Great Lakes to New England 7 i FOREIGN Command said American fighter-bombers flew a record-tying 340 missions over North Vietnam bombing a MIG airfield and knocking out a railroad bridge near the capital of Hanoi The command also said 14 Americans were killed in Vietnam war action last w'eek the highest American death toll almost two months and that more than one million Allied and Communist troops had been killed in the war since 1961 It said 23 other US servicemen were wounded and listed four Americans as missing or captured Quang Tri city and (AP) Chancellor Willy Brandt Thursday accepted the resignation of his economics and finance minister Karl Schiller and moved quickly to reshuffle bis Cabinet and minimize the damage to his weakened government The ioss of Schiller a proven vote-getter was seen as a blow to hopes for reelection this fall Brandt summoned Defense Minister Helmut Schmidt from a visit to Turkey strengthening earlier reports that Schmidt will take over economics ministry Brandt scheduled a news conference for today when he was expected to announce a Cabinet reshuffle BRANDT became West first Socialist chancellor in 1969 wuth a 12-vote majority in Parliament but since then he has lost his majority through defections As economics minister in a previous government Schiller was hailed for pulling West Germany out of a slump and he helped Brandt get elected As minister Schiller fought a losing battle to preserve West Germany as the last major bastion of free-market economics AFTER BRITAIN floated the pound last week Cabinet deviated Tide Tablet in Sportt Sec MIAMI AND VICINITY: Partly cloudy through Saturday with a chance of afternoon showers High in the 90s Low in the mid to upper 70s Mostly southeast winds 10 mph Rain probability 30 per cent SMALL BOATS: E05d Atlsntic toostai waters frpm Caoe Kennedy trie Fionoa Straits Van-aVe wncs 10 to 15 kncs Seas two feet Exposed Gulf coasa waters f-om Cedar Key to Fionas Bay Variable winds 10 to 5 knots th seas two eet inland waters front Lae Afrth trirougt Bscayn Bay East wods 10 knots th Lent cop waters KEYS AREAS- Pa't'y cloudy A chance ot a lew tterroon showers High tn 90s Low around 89s East winds 10 to mpn Ram prooaoi'Hy 10 per cent FLORIDA: cloudy triroueh the weekend High tne 90 Low the mid and upper 70s FLORIDA EXTENDED OUTLOOK: Yixaay through Weor esoay Contm- tar gh tennprahre rar 15 to 95 Low temperature ra 9e 70 to 12 Statistics July i 1975 7 1 AM 7M aremeter 30 30 04 Relative humid'ty 4t5 Honest temperature (past 17 Feurij Lowest temperature (past hours) 74 Mean temperature II Normal temperature II Accumulated excess mct first of month (deret 10 Accumulated excess since Jan I (degrees) 347 Hhest and iewest this date Since 1939 94 and 91 Local rainfall for 34 hours ending at 7 tncnes 90 Ramfall this month 90 Deficiency this month 1 SO Rainfall since Jan 1 0 Excess smea JeA I 924 party has indicated fear of losing votes from conservative West Germans through opposition Christian Democrat charges that the ruling coalition is moving toward a state -controlled socialist economy Brandt's party has tried to make it clear the Schiller conflict was more of a personality clash than a deep-seated argument over economic principles its surrounding province were captured by about 48000 enemy troops May 1 South Vietnamese commandos dropped into the city from helicopters Tuesday and were quickly followed by reinforcements who began a house-to-house search for North Vietnamese holdouts Reliable sources said Lt Gen Ngo Quang Truong commander of the 20000-man counteroffensive it moving cautiously In hopes of keeping his casualties to a minimum THE SAIGON Command said the immediate objective of the offensive is to destroy the North Vietnamese forces in the area warm Record low temperatures were set in 38 cities in a 15-state area from Minnesota and New Mexico to Alabama and Phases of the Moon July It July 24 Avt 1 July it Mail subscriptions are payed advance Send check or money order to Mad Subscriptions Circulation Department The Miami Herald On Herald Plata Mam Florida YELCPHONCS Hama Delivery 374311 Numbers ot Herald Circulation offices in most Florida cities are listed in the white page at the telephone directory Classified Want Ads SSd-ttft From Florida cities outside Dade County at totMree 400-432 4511 AD Other Departments 3Sb-21lt the West cast: sunny weather is in store for much of the nation Scattered mainly afternoon thundershowers will dev elop from the Mid- The East Is Pleasant While FLORIDA WELFARE OFFICIALS PREDICT 7200 welfare cases will lose state benefits because of the increase in Social Security Those losing include the elderly blind and disabled Page 19A UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTS may be relieved of the job as publisher of the student newspaper if a policy approved for Florida State is adopted for all state institutions Page 21A RED TAPE HAS TIED UP student loans and the money probably be available until 1973 The loan funds will come from the sale of bonds which was approved by voters in the March 14 election Page 23A GREATER MIAMI THE FIRST CUBAN ever to serve on the Miami City Commission was appointed by commissioners to no surprise Page 1C A BABY DIED of malnutrition and dehydration in a Homestead apartment Its mother has been charged w'ith manslaughter Page 1C CONVENTION PROTESTORS gave Flamingo Park habitues watermelon and something new to look at as the nondelegates set up camp Page 1C SPORTS STAN SMITH the most publicized corporal in the US Army blasted his way into the singles final at Wimbledoh capturing Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia 3-6 6-4 6-1 7-5 Smith will play Lt ilie Nastase of the Romanian Army for the coveted championship Page ID BILL RIGNEY a manager in the major leagues for 17 seasons was fired by the Minnesota Twins and replaced by Frank Quilici The Twins are currently in third place the American League West Division Page ID New York Precipitation was sparse and light with some show er activity along the South Atlantic Coast The national fore Local National World Temperatures GREATER MIAMI Pmc Miami Aimer! II 7 coral Gables Miami Beach 11 North Miami Beach Miami Bay FrlH Prk 17 71 South Miami FLORIDA Sunshine was widespread with temperatures a little on the cool but pleasant side in the East However most of the West continued quite Sinri'i Today Sunrt Tolay 6 37 8:16 SOUTH I I A TODAY WHEN IT COMES to what women want in men the generation gap as wide as might be expected Seven mothers and daughters reveal what they consider the most essential quality in a man Page IB COFFEE TEA OR EQUALITY at the Democratic Convention? In charge of all the details including making sure that women are utilized in political decision-making is Harriet Cipriani director of activities Page IB 4 3:08 a ni 5:29 pm Moon rise Tinlay Moontet Toilay a ni pm EAST Albany NY 7 i A 1.