The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 96

THE MIAMI HERALD Sat July 1 1972 orthwest Flights Here Unsure NEWS SUMMARY MINNEAPOLIS Minn (AP) Northwest Airlines pilots went on strike early Friday halting service by the seventh-largest air carrier at the beginning of the July 4 holiday weekend A pilot spokesman estimated that 50000 to 60000 passengers would be affected immediately The pilots set up picket lines at the Seattle and Min-neapolis-St Paul airports Northwest canceled 152 flights in and out of Minne- apolis-St Paul Friday and operated only four flights during the day 362-passenger 747s between the Twin Cities and Chicago The flights were manned by supervisory personnel A Northwest spokesman said holiday weekend flight schedules were indefinite United Air Lines and North Central Airlines added some extra flights for passengers who fly by Northwest Western Airlines said it was flooded with calls and might add flights to Portland and Seattle if the strike continued In Miami Northwest canceled its flights for Friday but left in effect its schedules for the weekend in hopes of a settlement NORTHWEST operates seven flights into Miami International and seven out daily to such cities as Atlanta Chicago Minneapolis and Milwaukee It operates four flights a day into Fort Lauderdale The airline employs 112 persons at the two stations Northwest clerks at Mm-nrapolis-St Paul airport and other terminals served by the airline were selling tickets for flights until the pickets appeared a clerk said Then they started sending the passengers to other airlines Secretary of Labor James Hodgson on Thursday urged the pilots and the airline to continue operations for at least 10 days while negotia tions were resumed The pilots declined" to comply Northwest President Donald Nyrop wired Hodgson that the airline was willing to go along with the request He refused to comment on the pilots' refusal to call off the strike Negotiations which had been broken off at midnight Wednesday resumed Thursday night but were adjourned ll2 hours later No further negotiations were scheduled Robert Rezanka of the pilots' association said in a statement that the decision to strike was reaffirmed after the negotiation session adjourned no progress whatever to THE STATEMENT said the breakup of the negotiating session left the pilots no alternative to reaffirm their previous position that without a significant agreement on a new contract we have no but to strike Tilt WORLD SOUTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS pushed to within one mile of the Communist-held provincial capital of Quang Tri The drive encountered stiff resistance when it approached the outskirts of the city Page 1A 2-A Hearing Is Slated PROTESTANT GROUPS continued building barricades only hours after the IRA had taken down three barricades to Catholic areas in Belfast Page 20A WITH HIS QUEST for the chess championship scheduled to begin Sunday American challenger Bobby Fischer remained in New York failing to board the flight that was Jo have taken him to Reykjavik Iceland for his match with Boris Spassky Meanwhile lawyer negotiated for more money as payment for the 24-game match Page 28A Bank Secrecy Act Blocked by Judge breach of confidentiality between banks and their CRITICS OF the act charged that it would touch the lives of nearly every US citizen while permitting deep invasions of privacy by the government One section required banks to microfilm checks excluding paychecks along with dividend and similar' large transactions Arthur Miller a law professor at Harvard said in a recent interview legislation in effect creates a financial dossier on nearly all Americans and may well con-tibute to the widespread feeling of alienation paranoia and mistrust that seems to ment which has itself already postponed implementation of this legislation for nearly two years since its enactment nor the public interests could possibly be injured by a mere further few weeks the judge said Sweigert said he US District Judge Hilliam East and Ninth US Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Oliver Hamlin would conduct the hearing on whether to make the restraining order permanent Charles Marson an ACLU attorney said the order meant that all depositors entirely from government scrutiny Fred Pownall a lawyer for the banking association said order goes directly to the point of particular con-c to bankers the THE NATION CONGRESS VOTED TO BOOST Social Security benefits by 20 per cent The increase will take effect Sept 1 The Senate and House wound up the day by adjourning for a two-week recess covering the period of the National Democratic Convention Page 1A McGOVERN FORCES on the Democratic credentials committee won a fight to have Mayor Richard bloc of delegates unseated and replaced by a challenging slate McGovern is expected to get most of the votes Page 1A GOV GEORGE WALLACE will leave Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring Md Friday for a flight to Montgomery Ala where he will speak briefly after arriving at the airport He will continue to Miami Beach where the Democratic National Convention will begin the following Monday Page 1A PUBLIC BROADCASTING suffered a setback when President Nixon vetoed a bill to increase its funds sharply over the next two years But supporters in Congress are talking about hopes to override the veto Page 2A Daley Loses His Seat At Demo Convention Victory for McGovern Press Wlrephoto man on the rock William Sherman swam the rapids of the Schroon River north of Glens Falls NY to get the chair and lines to Robin to rescue her Robin 19 of Wood-bridge III was shooting rapids in the river when her canoe overturned FLORIDA Easy Does It After five hours stranded on the rock in the background Robin Case starts her ride to safety in a ski-lift chair that was put to rescue use The SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) A federal judge Friday issued a temporary restraining order to keep the controversial federal Bank Secrecy Act from taking effect Sunday US District Judge William Sweigert said his order would cover all banks in the United States and would remain in effect until July 20 when a three-judge panel would open hearings on the law The restraining order was issued at the request of the American Civil Liberties Union the California Bankers Association and Fortney Stark of Walnut Creek Calif a banker who also is a Democratic congressional candidate THE PLAINTIFFS charged that the act Public Law 91-508 violated the US Constitution The law enacted by congress in 1970 would open most bank secrets to the scrutiny of the federal government for the reported purpose of catching underworld financial manipulators tax cheaters and persons sending money to Swiss banks or international drug-peddlers order prohibited banks from disclosing information about private bank accounts to the government But he said it did not stop banks from keeping the required records for possible future disclosure The law was scheduled to take effect in May 1971 but it was delayed by the government until July 1 the govem- fBiami litrali Tt Miami Herald 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of Herald Circulation offices In most Florida cities are listed in the white pages of the telephone directory ctatttfiad Want Ads 350-2722 From Florida cities outside Dada County dial toil-tree 1 100-432 0511 All Other Departments 50-2111 South Vietnamese Units Push To Within Mile of Quang Tri NORTHWEST AIRLINES PILOTS went on strike halting service by the seventh-largest air carrier The airlines canceled its Miami flights Friday but left in effect its holiday weekend schedule in hopes of a settlement It operates seven flights into and out of Miami International daily Page 2A FEDERAL OFFICIALS HELPLESSLY watched as six million gallons of oil spread through the Schuy-kill River Basin raising a pollution threat to Philadelphia The spill was a result of heavy floods Congress hastily passed a $200-million disaster relief bill for areas in the East and South Dakota Page 3A THE FBI HAS ARRESTED a second man in the $502-000 hijacking of an American Airlines jetliner and has charged him with supplying the machine gun used by the hijacker Page 4A GREATER MIAMI case Thursday were free to cast their ballots against Daley Friday Furthermore five Illinois delegates who supported the stop-McGov-ern coalition Thursday could rot vote Friday LAWYERS vowed to fight the decision in court and on the convention floor They said they would make an effort to keep name off the Democratic ballot in Illinois this fall and would seek to have the new Democratic reform rules declared unconstitutional A federal judge said last month that the rules were unconstitutional but an appeals court overruled him until the Credentials Committee could act The challengers led by Chicago Alderman William Singer and civil rights leader Jesse Jackson accused group of violating re-f guidelines banning and requiring representation of women blacks and young people A special hearing examiner assigned by the Democratic National Committee former US Attorney Cecil Poole the nation mostly dry weather prevailed under fair skies The national forecast: Showers and thundershowers are slated for the midsec namese tanks in the area before the helicopter landing were recalled to the battle and together with South Vietnamese ground forces knocked oiit eight more tanks at La Vang Fighting was reported to be heavy and continuing into the night with at least two more Communist tanks still operating While the major portion of the South Vietnamese troops in the area pressed the campaign in Quang Tri province a Communist force which apparently skirted the western flank of the thrust northward attacked and overran a major defensive outpost 12 miles southwest of Hue Allied officers said a company of South Vietnamese infantrymen abandoned artillery base Checkmate early Friday after a night of intense Communist artillery and ground assaults against it US planes blasted the abandoned base and the surrounding area Friday in an effort to trap the attacking Communist force THE DRIVE into Quang Tri province by six brigades of marines and paratroopers and two militia regiments left Hue defended by a single infantry division of about 10000 men -i-UfmtW'-'ifiriitiftiituHiii order to destroy the four NVA (North Vietnamese Army) divisions and to capture all the province of Quang Thieu told UPI correspondent Chad Huntley we will not have any problems taking the city of Quang North Vietnamese troops captured the province May I four weeks after launching their three-month-old offensive South Vietnamese forces backed by heavy concentrations of US air and naval power began their campaign to retake it last Wednesday Following an hours-long bombardment of an area about three miles south of Quang Tri city by US warplanes 50 American helicopters lifted two battalions of South Vietnamese paratroopers into the area in front of a main government column advancing from the south Military spokesmen said the troops advanced two miles farther on foot before encountering major North Vietnamese resistance at suburban La Vang one mile south of the provincial capital AMERICAN TACTICAL fighter-bombers which knocked out five North Viet THE SUPREME COURT RULING outlawing capital punishment led to considerable confusion and it may be that a special session of the Legislature will be called to straighten out the situation Page 4D of California reported that men had and violated the guidelines The 59 Daley delegates in-eluded 12 blacks nine women and eight persons under 30 The challengers put together a delegation that included 29 women 20 blacks and 27 young people DALEY SPOKESMEN argued that his delegates were elected in a and election in which 900000 Chicagoans voted Some of support on the Credentials Committee had eroded at the last minute after nearly 11 hours of heavy lobbying by both sides in the dispute when a North Carolina delegate offered a compromise resolution to authorize Democrats in eight Chicago districts to hold open caucuses on July 6 to choose new delegates It was supported by backers of presidential contenders Sen Hubert Humphrey and Gov George Wallace The compromise did not reach a vote however because of the affirmative vote on seating the challengers Casualties along with Daley on the unseated delegation included six congressmen Rep Roman Pucinski a candidate for the Senate and one of sons John tion from the northern and central Rockies to the eastern Gulf Coast Elsewhere fair to partly cloudy and dry weather will prevail Pro Miami Boy Fmt Prk 16 71 North Miami Botch 91 76 South Miami A PHYSICIAN DOESNT NEED to consult a psychiatrist before performing an abortion to preserve the mental health of a patient Page 5D THE FLORIDA FOLK FESTIVAL has been dropped because of extra-large crowds excessive drug use and nude swimming at this event an official reports Page 5D INTERAMA AUTHORITY members approved a 1000 foot $1985-million of the centerpiece for the $164-million entertainment-cultural-trade center Page IB POLICE DETECTIVES say that the murder of Teamsters local official William Hicks last month was the result of internal turmoil in the union Page IB Day Except for Rainy East Pleasant scattered from Pennsylvania and New York to New Jersey and southern New England- Flash flood watches remained in effect for much of the area under the influence of the rain shield In the south afternoon showers and thundershowers mushroomed along the Gulf Coast region Elsewhere in SPORTS Local National World Temperatures GREATER MIAMI WEATHER MAP FOR SAT AM JULY 1 PercLts ty Notiwwl Weather Stk NQAA Deportment of Commerce vyy ii £l7M Proco 0 76 01 89 75 Coral Cablet Miami Airport Miami Beach 67 11 CHRIS EVERT CONTINUED her winning ways to gain a quarterfinal position in the prestigious Wimbledon tennis tournament in England Chris 17-year-old schoolgirl from Fort Lauderdale overcame Mary Ann Eisel 8-6 8-6 in center court action Page IE GERALD TINKER a Coral Gables High product competing for the Kent Track Club won his heat in the 100-meter dash to advance to the quarterfinals of the US Olympic track and field trials in Eugene Ore Page IE It Was a A persistent low pressure system in the Northeast continued to set off a pattern of dismal rainy weather Showers and thundershowers were 7 BE an 21 S3 ather broadcasts AT ION Ac HURRiuANE CENTER ITIHUOUS BROADCASTS 162 56 BEACH 16240 MHz 1ST GUARD 270 KHt 8A10AM 12 357PM Sunrise Today Sunset Today FORECAST I -9 Colo cr6 6:33 am sue Tide Tables in Sports Sec MIAMI AND VICINITY: Partly cloudy through Sunday with a few afternoon or evening thundershowers High around 90 Low around 80 Mostly southeast winds 10 to 15 ph Rain probability 30 per cent SMALL BOATS: Exposed Atlantic coastal waters from Cape Kennedy through the Florida Strait Variable winds 10 knots Seas around two feet Exposed Gulf coastal water from Cedar Key to Florida Bay Westerly winds 10 knots Seas two to three feet Inland waters from Lake Worth through Biscayne Bey Variable winds 10 knots A light chop on the waters FLORIDA: Partly cloudy through Sunday Some showers over the north and southern portions High In the 90 Low mostly in the mid to upper 70s FLORIDA EXTENDED OUTLOOK: Tuesday through Thursday Partly cloudy with only light showers High temperature range 85 to 96 Low temperature range 72 to 80 Statistics June 30 1972 7 7 pm Barometer 30 30 05 Relative humidity 82 67 Highest temperature (pest 12 hrs) 89 Lowest temperature (past 18 hrs) 75 Mean temperature 82 Normal temperature II Accumulated deficiency sine first of month (degrees) 23 Accumulated excess in temperature since Jan I (degrees) 254 Highest and lowest this date smee 1919 92 and 69 Local ramtall for 24 hours ending at 7 in inches 00 Rainfall this month 10 90 Excess this month 3 S3 Ramtall tinea Jan 1 34 60 Excess sinca Jan 1 1074 aaftrr'A ry -rv I tiriY'lrtl vi csa 'i 1 yMTK I G323J I FLORIDA Apalachicola 89 78 Bradenton 88 79 Clewiston 93 68 Daytona Bch 94 75 Deland 93 77 Ft Laud 93 78 Ft Myers 94 72 Gainesville 92 71 Homestead 93 73 tslamorada 91 82 Jacksonville 90 71 Key West 89 80 Lakeland 91 73 Naples 90 69 Ocala 94 73 Orlando 95 76 Pensacola 90 75 Sarasota 86 79 St Pete 89 7ft Tallahassee 88 71 Tampa 90 79 Vtro Beech 96 73 Bch 1 75 SOU I II Asheville 81 55 Atlanta 86 61 Birmingham 89 71 Charloton 91 72 Chamotte 85 63 J'som MlfS 93 71 Little Rock 94 73 Louisville 86 63 Memphis 90 72 New Orleans 95 73 Raleigh 13 61 Ricnmond 82 64 EAST Albany NY 6S SI Boston 5 60 Buffalo 66 61 Montreal 76 66 LIVING TODAY TWO NEW LAWS scheduled to take effect in July should lessen the woes of housewives A labeling law requires all garments and fabrics for home sewing to carry instructions for care of the material The new sleepwear standards of the Textile Flammability Law also go into effect this month Page 24A WHO REALLY WEARS the pants in your houses? Take the dominance test drawn up by the authors of The Dominant Man and rate yourself on social confidence Page 23A Moon Moonrise Today 11:43 pm Moonset Sun 12:01 pm July II July 26 July 2 July 10 4 I.