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2-A THE MIAMI HERALD Fri June SO 1972 PBX Produce Efftfs Seafood Included Court Chaos Fresh-Food Profits to Be Controlled Is Predicted ith Gun Ban RAW SEAFOOD products such as fresh fish or oysters are covered for the first time even if they have been cleaned But still exempf are live animals and produce sold by the farmer The Price Commission recommended last week that Nixon extend controls to raw agricultural products But that recommendation presumably applied at the farm as well The commission later dropped the recommendation after Nixon announced expansion of meat imports and indicated that the Cost of Living Council was studying what to do about widening controls WASHINGTON (AP) President Nixon extended price controls Thursday to fresh fruits vegetables eggs and seafood after the first sale by the producer The move was expected to have little immediate effect on soaring food costs In removing the current exemption on raw agricultural products at all levels except the farm the President sought to put the pressure of controls on profit margins and price markups on fruits vegetables and seafood sold primarily at wholesale and retail Donald Rumsfeld1 director of the Cost of Living Council said action drive food prices down Only increased supply or reduced demand could do that LAST WEEK Nixon decided to lift meat import quotas for the remainder of this year to increase beef and pork supplies and press down on the retail cost of meat Nixon backed off from extending controls to the farm an action that would require many additional Price Commission employes According to administration economists it also could cut off or sharply reduce the supply of meat and other fresh foods As for the impact on inflation the items put under price controls Thursday make up about 25 per cent of the cost of living index The items comprise about 11 per cent of the food component of the index or about $12 billion worth of transactions THE EFFECT of the action is to try to put wholesalers and retailers under the same profit restraints and markup provisions that apply to processors The retail cost of meat is covered by controls The Price regulations limit wholesalers and retailers to prive increases that can be justified by allowable costs In addition profit margin rules will hold them to a rate of profit no better than the rate of the best two out of the last three years For consumers the action means that items such as eggs tomatoes lettuce corn and other vegetables sold at produce counters are subject to controls Gandhi-Bhutto Talk Canceled Over Agenda AX $4' WsW- WASHINGTON (UPI) The National Rifle Association said Thursday that proposed legislation to tighten gun controls would drastically increase local government costs and swamp the already overloaded judicial system Maxwell Rich executive vice president of the NR A told a House Judiciary subcommittee that the NRA supports legislation to crack down on illegal use of weapons but "to think that criminals would register their firearms defies Assistant Treasury Secretary Eugene Rossides giving the official administration position on gun control joined the NRA in contending that registration and licensing of firearms should be left to state and local governments THIS WAY the pattern of laws dealing with the subject can better accommodate the great differences that obtain among the several Rossides said we were to establish broad federal authority in this area we would also create the need for a national police force for enforcement which concept we strongly he added The Senate Judiciary Committee approved earlier this week a bill that would ban "Saturday night The controls before the House group would be much stiffen RICH SAID that state and local governments should make gun-control decisions general police power resides in the states and not in the federal Rich said The bill proposed by the Judiciary Committee chairman Rep Emanuel Celler (D NY) would require registration of all firearms and licensing of all gun owners It would prohibit sale of handguns to anyone except police departments gun clubs and other authorized organizations such as the military Rich said in opposing the Celler bill financially impoverished many states would have imposed (on them) a program they could not Rich said The judicial system already was with the enforcement of victimless crimes in which the arrested person had harmed no LOS ANGELES and New York City officials testified Wednesday in favor of outlawing handguns now produced at a rate of a million a year in this country those cases where a person has a legitimate cause to own a handgun 'the gun should be securely locked at his place of business or at a police said New York Police Commissioner Patrick Murphy Murphy told the Judiciary Committee that there was no just cause for any person to have a handgun at home Sheriff Peter Pitchess of Los Angeles County urged the committee to ban all private ownership of handguns and even deny them to bona fide gun clubs 'V reduced the daily air strikes around Hanoi and other areas of the northern sector of North Vietnam Military sources said there were only two air strikes in that northern sector Wednesday one against a MIG fighter base at Kep Airfield 30 miles north of Hanoi and the 2j) filiami Heralb The Miami Herald published every morning by The Miami Herald Publishing Co One Herald Plate Miam fionaa 33101 Second dess postage paid it Miami Florida SUBSCRIPTIONS US Casualties South Vietnamese M48 Tank Lies in My Chanli River After Plunging Off Bridge the accident occurred in the first hours of the government drive into Quang Tri 20000-Man South Vietnamese Force Drives Five Miles From Quang Tri gt a 'WJ- Press Wirephofo other against a supply storage area 35 miles east of the port city of Haiphong All other strikes among the 240 reported against North Vietnam Wednesday were flown in the southern portion they said Storm Kills 119 In Philippines MANILA Philippines (UPI) Wind and rain from Typhoon Ora killed 20 persons near Luzon in the Philippines raising the death toll from the weekend storm to 119 delayed reports said Thursday Rescue teams were still looking for 99 persons missing in the storm which raked the Philippines with winds up to 75 miles per hour Saturday and Sunday before moving into the South China Sea Delayed reports from the Red Cross said the latest victims died when their boat sank during the storm 115 miles northeast of Manila west bringing heavy rainfall to portions of Central Texas By way of contrast a large high-pressure system centered over the West Coast brought JUNE 33 SIMLA India (AP) Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto of Pakistan canceled a formal meeting Thursday at their summit conference i Their aides apparently were deadlocked over how to reach a peace settlement on the subcontinent Pakistani officials insisted the summit had not reached an impasse But Dr A Bhatty the director-general of the Pakistani Foreign Ministry said the two-day-old conference was a crucial and formative INDIAN OFFICIALS also acknowledged that the two sides disagreed over the priority of various agenda items that had supposedly been decided at a presummit meeting in late April Officials met for 2l2 hours Both sides said the talks were inconclusive India was said to be demanding a no-war pact implying settlement of the 25-year dispute over Kashmir Pakistan was reported to be concerned with other issues such as restoration of diplomatic and trade relations and repatriation of 91-000 Pakistani military and civilian prisoners from last war with India MRS GANDHI and Bhutto met only at a dinner given by the prime minister and attended by 20 persons They were to have had a private meeting before dinner but it was called off The official explanation was lack of time Aside from the dinner Mrs Gandhi and Bhutto have had only 25 minutes for private talks since the summit began At that meeting Wednesday they decided to let lower officials prepare the ground for their next round of talks Whether Bhutto and Mrs Gandhi would meet today was uncertain The Simla meeting was developing a similarity to the last summit conference between the traditional enemies after their 1965 war over Kashmir At that conference in Tashkent USSR the delegations haggled for five days over an agenda before reaching a shaky agreement on the seventh day That agreement renounced clear skies with few showers The national forecast: The western two-thirds of the nation will be mostly sunny and dry Showers Drop in SAIGON (AP) Two Americans were killed in action in Vietnam last week 10 died due to nonhostile causes and 21 were missing in action the US Command reported Another 22 were wounded This represented a sharp drop in the number of dead and wounded by comparison with the previous week but almost a 100 per cent increase in the missing The casualties the week before were eight killed in action 18 dead from monhostile causes 11 missing in action and 27 wounded Officials say that most of the missing and the deaths are due to air crashes The South Vietnamese Command reported an increase in its casualties: 836 killed 3003 wounded and 280 missing compared to 724 killed 2529 wounded and 156 missing the week before It said 3260 North Vietnam- Nereid Carrier Delivery service payable by mail Send check or money order to PBM Circulation Department The Miami Herald One Herald Piece Miami Florida 33101 Mall Delivery This schedule lists mail delivery rates to oostai cone A which includes New York Cty Chicago end other cities 1000-1400 miles from Miami Write or call The Herald for mail delivery rates to other areas force as a method of settling arguments Five years later they were at war again Bailey Sought To Defend GOP Aide By Herald Wlra Services WASHINGTON James McCord Jr the former Republican security expert charged in the Democratic headquarters break-in case dismissed his attorney Thursday and has talked to trial lawyer Lee Bailey about representation original attorney James A Rafferty Jr said he would withdraw from the case as soon as McCord and the four other defendants retained other lawyers McCord is the only one of the five presently free on bond He has until July 6 to obtain a new lawyer At a hearing Thursday McCord asked District of Columbia Superior Court Judge James A Delson to lighten the conditions of his release so he could go to Boston to discuss the case with Bailey The judge who had previously ordered McCord to remain in this area granted his request Meanwhile another defendant Virgilio Gonzales a locksmith and part-time painter was denied his third bid to be released on bond Judge Delson said he was with the source of the money used to post bond Judge Delson took under advisement a request by defendant Eugenio Martinez a Miami real estate broker to be released on bond Russian Rose Named MOSCOW (AP) A new Soviet rose golden with a delicate scent has been named for Angela Davis Tass reported Thursday Vera Klimenko who developed the flower at the Nikitsky Botanical Garden in the Crimea said she picked the name because want the people to remember the courage of Angela Davis Tass reported and thunderstorms will dominate the northeastern states and the southern portions of the Gulf states CITY Athens Berlin Birmingham Brussels Casablanca Copenhagen Dublin Geneva Lisbon London Madrid Malta MOSCOW Nice Oslo Paris Roma Sofia Stockholm Sydney Til AviV Tunis Vienna Warsaw HIGH 12 79 61 66 6 46 54 66 66 43 ai 84 79 72 7S 43 91 37 1 84 75 74 FAN AMERICAN CITY Acapulco Barbados Bermuda Bogota Havana Hermosilfo Kingston Me CO City Monterrey Nassau tan Juan St Crone St Kitts Tegucigalpa HIGH fl 88 79 64 in ft 79 1 at 09 93 ta 81 HIGH 57 63 79 Viet Minister Predicts a 1 i attempted early Thursday to block the advance of that column They were thrown back he said in fighting in which 28 North Vietnamese and five South Vietnamese were killed Minh said the paratrooper column had captured 13 enemy 37mm anti-aircraft guns and also had retaken three 105mm howitzers seized from government forces when the province fell in May Minh said the paratroopers also had captured an abandoned Soviet-built T54 tank with a full load of ammunition and its engine still running THE SAME column also freed 240 South Vietnamese men women and children who were said to have been used as forced laborers by the North Vietnamese They were found at the village of Tra Tri seven miles southwest of Quang Tri and were taken from there to positions behind the lines for medical treatment and feeding The heavy concentration of air strikes over Quang Tri Province coupled with the trailing edges of Typhoon Ora that moved into China Widespread showers and thunderstorms lashed the East Showers fell from the eastern Midwest to the lower Southeast Coast Flash flood warn Sunrise Today Sunset Today 6:32 FORECAST Mail subscriptions ere payable in advance Send check or money order to Mail Subscriptions Circulation Department The Miami Herald One Herald Piece Miami Florida 33101 TELEPHONES Home Delivery 374-4311 Numbers of Herald Circulation offices In most Florida cities are listed In the white page ot the telephone directory Classified Want Ads JSO-tttt Frnm Florida dtias outside Oade County dial toll-tree 1-100-432-0 Jit Ail Otner Departments ISttlll Peace Within 6 Months Vietnam ese and Viet Cong were killed a slight increase The weekly casualties reported since the start of the North Vietnamese offensive on March 30 now total 123 Americans killed 93 dead from nonhostile causes 472 wounded and 113 missing 9995 South Vietnamese killed and 33659 wounded and 51775 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed South Vietnamese losses are known to be considerably higher with at least 13000 killed and more than 40000 wounded The allied commands now have reported these total casualties for the war: American 45792 killed in action 303167 wounded 10222 dead from causes 1630 missing or captured South Vietnamese 147-342 killed in action 379614 wounded North Vietnamese and Viet Cong 855335 killed solution A ceasefire would have to be observed throughout all Indochina he added Van Lam said that South 11 million soldiers were well trained and could defend themselves but that they were not trained in offensive methods and to drive the enemy back they needed better equipment He said they were starting to get this Van Lam has been attending the SEATO Council of Ministers meeting as an observer Title Play with the federation the players will share a purse of $125000 with the winner getting five-eighths of it In addition it was agreed that they would each get 30 per cent of receipts from sales of television aui film rights for the match Fischer canceled scheduled flights to Reykjavik Tuesday and Wednesday This had led to speculation that he was waging a war of nerves with titleholder Spassky The 24-game match is scheduled to start Sunday in a 2500-seat sports palace where seats are sold for $5 a game Yes Still Raining in the East Sfctoamfn rttmamfr nrffiAi uiarnrti of their 13-week-old offensive The US Command said 60 B52s dumped approximately 1500 tons of bombs Thursday in front of the South Vietnamese columns and the smaller tactical fighters flew 202 strikes over Quang Tri and other nearby provinces during the day MILITARY spokesmen said the three advancing columns had killed at least 350 North Vietnamese troops in the seven-mile advance since the drive opened and government losses were given as 15 dead and 50 wounded fighting has been only moderate so said a senior allied military source we expect heavier resistance later on in the A UPI television news cameraman Tran Dai Minh accompanying the South Vietnamese paratrooper column moving on the city from the southwest said that two North Vietnamese Army bat- Tide Tables in Sports Sec LAKE OKEECHOBEE AND NAPLES AREA: Partly cloudy through Saturday High near 90 Low in tha mid 70s Mostly west winds 10 to 15 MIDDLE WEST COAST AND INDIAN RIVER-BREVARD AREAS: Parity cloudy through Saturday with widely scattered afternoon showers High in the uooer 80s Low in the mid 70s Variable mostly west winds 10 to 15 mph Ram probability 20 per cent BROWARD AND KEYS AREAS: Pertly cloudy through Saturday with a tew afternoon showers High in the upper 80s to low 90s Low in the mid to upper 70s Variable winds 10 to IS ph FLORIDA: Partly cloudy through Saturday with a few widely scattered afternoon showers In the northern portions High temperature range: 86 to 94 Low temperature range: 70 to 80 FLORIDA EXTENDED OUTLOOK: Monday through Wednesday: Partly cloudy with widely scattered afternoon showers High temperature range: 85 to 95 Low temperature range: 68 to 78 SMALL BOATS: Exposed Atlantic coastal waters from Cape Kennedy through the Florida Straits Variable winds 10 to 15 knots Seas two feet Exposed Gulf coastal waters from Cedar Key to Florida Bay mostly west winds 10 to 15 knots Seas two feet Inland waters from Lake Worth through Biscayne Bay Mostly east and southeast winds 10 to occasionally 15 knots with a light chop on waters CANBERRA Australia (AP) Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam of South Vietnam said Thursday that he is convinced there will be peace in his country within six months But he told the National Press Club that the problem would be to find an international solution to make the peace stick He said unless international control to keep the peace could be found the Communists would be supplied again and there would never be a ings were posted for portions of five states: New York Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania and New Jersey Thunderstorms also affected the South WEATHER MAP FOR FRI AM Local National World Temperatures GREATER MIAMI Fischer Hikes Price FLORIDA For Chess REYKJAVIK Iceland (AP) Bobby Fischer has made a last-minute demand for more money to play in the world chess championship against Russian Boris Spassky informed sources said Thursday They reported that the 29-year-old American challenger has sent an ultimatum to the Iceland Chess Federation or three days saying he would not show up unless he got 30 per cent of the gate receipts on top of the unprecedented sums already guaranteed Under the agreement Fischer and Spassky signed EAST i am Moon Moonrise Todav 11 :09 pm rtrsf i i I vi8t New Moonset Sat 11:02 am FOREIGN Albany NY Bermuda boston Buffalo 12 SS 10 74 82 42 83 66 CITY Aberdeen Amsterdam Ankara July II July 16 July 1 July 10.