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BREVARD EDITION 10 Cents 62nd No 233 See inside back page of this set ion Friday July 21 1972 Complete Newspaper 100 Pages Two Latin American Editions Art Published Daily 9 4 Named National Campaign Chairman Gets Key McGovern Job be campaign manager McGovern' described his new campaign hierarchy as a three-way split among and previous campaign chiefs Frank Mankiewicz and Gary Hart McGovern said that Mankiewicz would travel with him as his political director and that Hart would generally remain in Washington to run the day-to-day strategy and tactics of the campaign In a statement of his own said he and McGovern had been in since the Democratic National Convention ended in Miami Beach deep warmth his full candor and his complete asp of the challenge lying ahead of us have impressed me said of the Democratic presidential nominee said the Democrats this year needed all the first-time voters they could get But he said also need those who through thick and thin for better or worse in agreement and disagreement have labored with us for a lifetime in the great tangled vineyard of American observed there was speculation that McGovern have a chance in and said: suppose that in addition to Richard Nixon we shall once more do battle this year with (pollsters) Harris and Gallup and prove them terribly wrong still another nomination in Miami Beach last week was not popular with many segments of the Democratic Party The most notable examples have been southern Democratic governors and AFL-CIO President George Meany whose giant labor federation broke with years of tradition Wednesday and did not endorse the Democratic candidate for president The labor Executive Council voted 27 Turn to Page 28A Col 1 The McGovern Biography 20 A By Herald Wirt Servlets WASHINGTON George McGovern seeking to solidify Democratic support for his presidential quest named Lawrence Thursday to be his national campaign chairman a post in addition to existing campaign structure role will be to woo labor leaders and party officials who are lukewarm about the South Dakota senator McGovern said who stepped down last week as chairman of the Democratic National Committee would be and directly involved in all major campaign and would have as his basic mission the task of unifying support of key Democrats across the Although assumes the title of national campaign chairman and will be given funds to hire a staff McGovern made clear that would not Press Wirephoto McGovern With New Campaign Aide Lawrence senator meet press ixon on Press Wirephoto down the trail Outriders included newsmen on horseback pressed into service for a 20th Century cattle drive that stirred memories of the Old West when horns were tossed and not sounded by impatient motorists Steer Power When 275 Mexican steers were driven onto the Old Yellowstone Highway north of Cheyenne Wyo for rodeo duty Pintos and Mustangs were left Moscow Deal by Nixon Forced Action Sources Report Press Wirephoto Shop of Slain Belfast News Vendor Lies in Ruins British troops arrived too late to stop shootings IN ANOTHER develop-ment The Jerusalem Post quoting diplomatic in Israel reported Thursday that Sadat already had made overtures to the United States in hopes of reviving efforts toward a partial peace settlement Sadat broke off contacts with Washington last year on a US-proposed plan for an interim agreement that would include reopening the Suez Canal In Washington Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird gave the first official US evaluation of the scope of the Soviet pullback McGovern Lines Up For Labor IJow They Voted 2A WASHINGTON (UPI) The Senate Thursday narrowly defeated the bill to raise the minimum wage to $2 next year clearing the way for certain adoption of a more liberal measure backed by organized labor Sen George McGovern had flown from his South Dakota vacation retreat and lined up with the AFL-CIO on the 47-46 vote vote turned out to be close to but not quite decisive The defeated Republican bill would have raised the minimum wage from the present $160 to $180 an hour this fall and to $2 next year but would not have extended the law to boost the pay of low-wage workers now exempt from coverage In contrast the Democratic-backed bill which the AFL-CIO championed would cover an additional 84 million low-income workers farmhands maids state and federal civil servants and employes of some medium-sized retail stores It would also raise the minimum wage for 53 million workers to $2 this fall and $220 later IF McGOVERN had not been here the key vote would have been 46-46 on the Republican bill The administration still would have been denied the majority required for approval But Vice President Spiro Agnew if he had been presiding in the Senate chamber could in that case have cast the tie-breaking vote for the White House Agnew was in his office next to the White House when the roll was called WERE not Vic Gold his press secretary said would have been informed had our presence been The administration bill providing for a $2 minimum effective in the fall of 1973 but for no extension of coverage was narrowly approved by the House in May The Senate bill must be reconciled with the House-passed bill in a compromise measure in a House-Senate conference committee A likely compromise would be to hold the increase in the minimum wage to $2 but to keep most of the Democratic provisions extending coverage Chuckle How to win playing golf: Cheat A viewer that so far the withdrawal had not included MIG jet pilots or missilemen seems thus far it has been limited to advisers and not to the military forces which have been stationed in Egypt and are flying and operating some sophisticated weapons Laird said Laird did not mention numbers but intelligence sources have estimated the Russians have had 5000 to 6000 advisers in Egypt and 10000 to 12000 combat men technicians and specialists supporting Russian air squadrons and naval units based in Egypt that Soviet military supplies did not always arrive on schedule while informed sources said Moscow had refused to give Egypt more sophisticated weaponry The significance of the new details according to the sources was that Russian reluctance to supply Egypt with more weapons was more total than first suspected They said Israel was not being hit hard by the reported agreement because the modern warplanes she wanted most from the United States had already been contracted for and supplies would continue Ulsterites Shoot Woman Bending Over Dying Mate CAIRO (UPI) An informal secret agreement between the United States and the Soviet Union to limit arms shipments to the Middle East prompted Egyptian President Anwar demand for the withdrawal of Soviet military advisers informed political sources said Thursday The sources said an understanding to slow the Middle East arms race was reached in the summit talks last May in Moscow between President Nixon and Kremlin leaders Egypt was hit harder by the arms limitation agreement than was Israel the sources said They said the Soviet Union had sent no new weapons to Egypt since the May summit although spare parts supplies for earlier shipments continued THE EGYPTIANS already had indicated that the Moscow conference and the question of Soviet weapons were decisive factors in decision to order out the estimated 15000-20000 Soviet military advisers Sadat admitted Tuesday He told a television inter- had planted a 30-pound bomb The gunmen fled leaving the badly injured woman slumped across her body The bomb wrecked the shop THE ATTACK came in a predominantly Roman Catholic part of the Springfield Road area It followed a rash of bomb raids across Northern Ireland and a riot at Crumlin Road jail By Herald Wirt Services BELFAST Northern Ireland Terrorist gunmen shot a middle-aged woman in the back Thursday as she knelt weeping beside her dying husband in a busy Belfast street Seconds earlier the same assailants cut down the man with a volley of shots as he pursued them from his newsvending store where they Printer Error Causes Red Faces Snipers opened up on prisoners who had climbed onto the jailhouse roof and were basking in the sunshine One of the protesting inmates 21-year-old Joseph Dougan was shot in the back and his condition was described as serious Police said the earlier attack on the middle-aged couple was unprovoked but refused to identify the pair the men planted the bomb the owner of the shop ran outside after them but did not try to tackle a police spokesman said of the terrorists turned and shot him down As the wife rushed to his aid and knelt by his side the gunman deliberately shot her in the back The woman is very seriously THE RAID bore all te hallmarks of one by the Irish Republican Army But security forces noting it took place in Catholic territory indicated Protestant extremists could be responsible In the town of Neurey only three persons were injured in the blast but police said the casualties could easily have been much higner The post ofice was Republicans a Charity Case? LOUISVILLE Ky (AP) Approximately 8000 Jefferson County residents are getting a mailed apology for a mistake that left the March of Dimes horrified A printer in Pennsylvania was mortified And the Republicans well they said it was a mistake that could happen to anyone The March of Dimes sent out a request for contributions this week but fine print in one comer of the sheet carried this notation: participate Your support is vital to the success of the Republican Party in this all-important election Phones in the March of local office began buzzing immediately after the solicitations were received Executive Director Bob Powell had to explain that apparently the printer in Pittsburgh had just finished doing a promotional job for a Young Republican Club and had failed to change part of the type when he started on the March of Dimes job The printer has sent out a retraction and apology to all who received the mailings Powell has learned one thing: People do read fine print WHERE TO FIND IT Fischer Wins Game 5 Pulls Even in Match By Htrald Wirt Services REYKJAVIK Iceland Bobby Fischer won the fifth game of the world chess championships Thursday night forcing champion Boris Spassky to resign after his 27th move and evening the match score at 2 points each resignation after 8 hours of play stunned spectators He had been judged in a slightly weaker but not impossible position Spassky leaned forward and stopped the clock signifying the resignation The spectators jumped to their feet and some shouted: For the second time in the match Spassky had been reduced to passivity With his 23rd move Fischer had invited the removal of all four rooks from the board though there seemed to be more promising ideas in either transferring his king to queen Turn to Page 2A Col 7 3 1.