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2-Aa THE MIAMI HERALD Sun July 2 1912 PBX I orrent Stalls South Viet Drive SUNDAY'S 7 hundreds of shell holes in the highway the only paved road in the area Seibert said South Vietnamese paratroopers had advanced Friday to the outskirts of Quang Tri the only one of the 44 provincial capitals captured by the enemy during their three-month-old offensive SAIGON (UPI) Tor rential rains bogged down a giant South Vietnamese push to recapture Quang Tri City from the North Vietnamese Saturday and Viet Gong guerrillas closed in on a provincial capital only a three-hour drive from Saigon UPI correspondent Barney Seibert reporting from the northern front said the tropical rain brought South Viet nam's 20000-man Quang campaign virtually to a halt Tanks and trucks sank into the mud Government marines and paratroopers engaged in the four-day-old drive tried to keep dry under tents madeof ponchos Seibert said North Vietnamese artillery however laid down heavy barrages against Highway I from the My Chanh River northern defense line to Quang Tri City Miles to the north THE ENEMY apparently was trying to stop government troops from filling the hevy rains came One marine was wounded The government reported 484 of the enemy killed in the four days of the drive There were 36 South Vietnamese dead and 149 wound Military sources said Viet Cong guerrillas were closing inon Song Be 77 miles north of Saigon and capital of Phuoc Long Province before the downpour began up north in Quang Tn an enemy stronghold across the border in Cambodian rub ber country Guerrillas Overran Bo Due district headquarters 15 miles northwest of Song Be during the first week of the enemy offensive They gcner- ally had remained quiet in the area since then In the air war American planes flew across North Vietnam Friday to hit a MIG airfield -55 miles from the Chinese border Warplanes from the carrier Midway in the Gulf of Tonkin blasted a 300-foot Strip of the runway at Kep Airfield 30 miles northeast of Hanoi THEY SAID the commandos 200 strong captured at least two district headquarters and a village marketplace on the outskirts of Song Be in attacks Friday night and early Saturday They overran militia companies defending the Phuoe Binh and Xuyen Loe district headquarters within a mile of Song Be Then the Sources said they shelled the provincial capital itself The enemy also shelled and then seized the Bara marketplace three miles southwest of Song Be The capital is only 15 miles from South Vietnamese marines reported killing 34 of the enemy early Saturday in ea battle seven miles northeast of Quang Tri before the ilorldnide Trade in Weapons An Important Po lit icai Tool The worldwide trade in arms has become the weightiest and most important tool of international power and diplomacy The United States accounts for more than a third of the world's total weapons and since 1950 has supplied the astronomical figure of $70 billion in arms exports to other nations Viewpoint The Cuban Touch Is Matting Imprint On Miami's Construction Industrv ilorldnide in Importa The world weightiest tional pow accounts total wen astronomi ports to ot he Cuban On Miami's The Cuban touch is evident in every section Of Greater Miami These new Americans for years a major economic factor in our area are now making an imprint bn-the construction industry especially in housing Today Cuban contractors are responsible tor approximately 30 per cent of all building here Home and De- sign The Cuban Greater fid years a ma now makir dustry es contractor 30 per cen sign '043 Wil1CgOloi4 Benefit Boost t4 75 1 I tritlt 'x A A 7 IN071 i 1 4 1 It l'i s' MV 1 ilIVI t'' i Al s' sA 5 41- 0 4 1 0 Z' 1 i 4: ek 6(tPN 4 I ti 6 1 I liz tt 4( 1 4 kik14 A 5 i4v! 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Zs 4 4 14 si 3" 4 '4 7' '4 k4! f- r' v'''''''' 4 i1414 Pcig 0 A Parents Primer On Marijuana tse Although many of their children use marijuana few parents understand one of the nation's most coneroversial and cohfusingtopicsAn expert attempts to put the phenomenon in perspective Trop I 0 1 rqn i I -t e'" 41 11NuNya4 1 rw a-- 4 I 0 i Ni I A( l'- te 1' i 61111(1 tre the Days ofnombastie Exaggerated 3141 le Advertisements They don't mak'e Movie ads like they used to The days of scrfaming bombastic exaggerated advertisementn are gone Today's advertising by comparison' tends to be bland unimaginative and at best snobblishly tasteful Lively Arts U4'YZA mn wmioliaattm- mS4167' iihm4 Press Wirephol South Vietnamese Soldiers Evacuated From Besieged An Loc casualties were taken to a landing pad during letup in action Press Wirephote 4N49A'kokiitt44--4 Wounded more than $3 billion by which Congress has thrown his fiscal 1973 budget into deficit He called this inflationary NIXON SAID he will call for the offsetting cuts in other programs There was no immediate Indication of where the cuts will be proposed The 20 per cent boost brings to 45 per cent the increases granted within three years and since each increase was applied to benefits already raised the overall cash increase runs to well over 50 per cent New tables have yet to be released by the Social Security Administration but some average figures have been made available The 15 per cent increase which became' effective in January 1970 plus a 10 per cent increase in January 1971 raised from $100 to $129 the pensron for an average retire single worker The latest raise will move that' to $158 The two earlier increases raised the average couple's payment from $170 to $223 and this will be $71 after' Sept These figures are averages and actual benefits run both lower and considerably higher than these figures The actual benefits are based on the number of years worked and On the salary on which the Social Security taxes were paid during those years Goombay Sun Aitalts Tourists A real bargainaWaits the tourist who visits the Bahamas The city of Freeport is "'Goombay Summer" a program exposing to the visitor various aspects of Bahamian culture And for the budget-minded the prices in this resort area are downright cheap Travel World Wo rld Chess Match Ready to Start Shown lip Yet 4 44 4 Building of 16 Ships A- 4 1ork without For Merchant Alarme ture froqt etli Ak-cv ture frtilyt rew ILAPI 4 ir -a A SAIPA 1 LIA111-11A JRAavd three reports from each game Many refused to sign and decided to buy tickets instead to get into the hall Asked by newsmen whether he expected the match to begin today Spassky said "I don't think so But I don't know for sure and at this point I don't want to think about it" port the games play by play and that all rights to still pictures in the hall had been sold to an American syndicate To get their accreditations newsmen were asked to sign a declaration 'that they were not going to give a play-by-play account and that they would limit themselves to Mart Tigran Petrosian in 71969 He toime 'himself into his witt4ii assistants who included two Russian grand masters to relax before the Yfirst game Newsmen and photograt phers arriving to cover the match were told that they would not be allowed to ye tivtng adrvexplanation linked to cost-of-living rises And it includes prompt tax refunds for those who suffered from the Hurricane Agnes and South Dakota flood disasters Nixon hailed both of these features He said the automatic cost-of-living increase a major breakthrough for older Americans" by providing a hedge against inflation which he says he has long -urged Nixon signed a batch of more than 16 bills before his departure several of them directed to providing disaster relief and additional benefits for veterans He approved bills to: Provide up to j3 extra weeks of unemployment compensation for workers who have exhausted their benefits It particularly affects states where unemployment remains high The extension remains until Dec 31 1972 Provide an additional 8200 million for disaster re lief which will principally aid areas of five eastern states hit by Agnes New York Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and Florida Funds will be available also to help in continuing recovery efforts from the San Fernando earthquake in California and flash floods in Rapid City SD and Buffalo Creek Va 0 Provide a 10 per cent increase in monthly benefits for disabled veterans which will start Aug 1 Nixon had sought' to head off the 20 per cent Social Security rider attached under the sponsorship of Sen Frank Church (D Idaho) Republicans wanted to cut the increase to 10 per cent and accused Democrats of playing politics But it passed by 82-4 in the Senate and 302-35 in the House Nixon said that the measure was not fully funded and imposes considerable additional tax burdens on all wage-earners But he said he had given his approval because of "my deep concern for the well-being of our older Americans They both need and deserve a significant increase in Social Security benefits" He said the bill's failure to fully finance the increase would add $37 billion to SOME CHESS sources said A111101illiCed 1)y Te Ekon: 4 was playing a game of 1' 'nerveg: Irving to onset the 44 'nerves trying to upset the WASHINGTON (IPI) three-year period in the five year old champion who Martha Above Nixon olm Puts President Nixon Saturday sbipards and related indus- been in Iceland since announced contracts worth -trle-t Another 8004men will' lune 21 preparing for the 6660 million for constructtyrff: te employed to rue the l'p st '241 'a a Match which will of 16 new merchant martite when they are compietect tha UI ID new rnerLnant Inartite wnen wry 8" filclude hich Will 24 games ships including tlyeegient officiaN said iutapo alLi-tutLiis agasa Ostasae ik to i) tankers to be btlilt in rice uN 'DER THE contrartv Oth 4rs said Fischer was US shipyards 1-- MFC-Boston -T4'niers- tailing because he was not In a statement Isued by Inc and Bethlehem Steel happy with the money agree-the White House'Itt-e Presi- Corp of Baltirno re kid wilt trient he and Spassky had ac- Jent e---- build the Three 2651100-ton cepted The Icelandic orga- "The United States as the tankers largest 'ever cont nizershave put up $125000 leading nation engaged in structed in Icne united States in prize tooney with five-world trade must in its own a total csAt of $21Q 9 -1- a eighths goingto the Winner US shipyards i-1-- MFC-Ilostonie'ra- Calling because be was not In a statement: ikued by nc an I Beth! hem 'St ee I happy with the money agree-the WhiteHousete Presi- Corp of Baltirre -kidl wit! nient he end Spassky had ac- nO dent e-4-- cepted The Icelandic orga- -v- build the Three 2631100-ton "The United States as the tankers largen'evet cont nizershave put up $125000 leading pation engaged in structed in Onited StateS in prize '1-coney with five-world trade must in its own at a total csAt of $2102 eighths goingto the inner her not -wo1 i 44 "g4nt40 C1 r7 At06' 0 i1:" -1' 4' 7 ''''f :4 A seltinterest have a merchant c' t'istillion Bethlehem said in' a': and the rest to the loser marine commensurate ship will Tbe sources said Fischer i1s2arge stake in internatim-" belorger than three football ''ssUddenly dellanded an addiart ommerce This adminis-1 fields tisane' 30 per cent share of tr'elsion has a firm the gate receipts but the Ice- ment which we aie Aeron Marin-e Shipping landic Chess Federation re- to restore the United States: Co and the National Steel tea! 1 to the rank of a first class and Shipbuilding Co of San maritime power" Diego Calif will build three The drawing of lots to de- tankers of 87000 tons at a cide who is playing the white total-Cost of $836 million- Pieces in the first game was tional 30 per cent share of the gate receipts but the Icelandic Chess Federation rejected it The drawing of lots to decide who is playing the white pieces in the first game was Mitchell told United Press International she was 'every unhappy" about her bus-band's decision to step down from the prestigious post of attorney general to take over command of Nixon's reelection drive "It just breaks my heart" Mrs Mitchell said describing her husband as perhaps "the greatest attorney general the country ever had" The domestie crisis that brought yitcke11'gl resignation became public property 'June 22 when Mrs Mitchell telephoned UPI White House correspondent Helen Thomas from a motel in Newport Beach Calif where she was visiting and disclosed her "ultimatum" to Mitchell Of his wife Mitchell said: "That little sweetheart she gets a little upset about politics but she loves me and I love her and that's what counts" 'Opt Miami tieralb 110 Miami Herald published every morning by The Miami Herald Pub lishing CO One Herald Pieta Miarni Florida 33101 Second Cies Poste paid al Miami Florida SUBSCIRIPTIONS Nereid Carrier oflvry Doily Sunday Dolly 4 OrtlY Only Sunday WeeklY 11 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country than your reelection as president" Mitchell's letter said "I had looked forward eagerly to devoting all my time and energy to that result "I have found however that I can no longer do so on a fulltime basis and still meet the one obligation which must come first the happiness and welfare of my wife and daughter They have patiently put up with my long absences for some four years and the moment has come when I must devote more time to them" Unmentioned in the letters but manifestly there between the lines was the record of public confrontation between the demonstrative frequently emotional Martha Mitchell and the outwardly stern pipe-smoking lawyer Clark --MacGregor Teplaces Mitchell postponed until' this morning in the hope that the American challenger will be in town by then SPASSKY DID not appear to be disturbed by the last-minute drama surrounding his first defense of the title he won from fellow country Sea Train Lines Inc and Sea Train Shipbuilding Corp of Brooklyn NY will build three 225000-ton tankers at a cost of $1719 who is her devoted husband That record has bemused official Washington and the nation for the past week as reporters recorded Mitchell's efforts to come to terms with his openly rebellious wife Their disagreement was apparently in the making last Feb 15 when a weeping Mrs THE PRESIDENT'S announcement came at the end of a meeting he had at the White House with shipbuilding firm officials and labor leaders Commerce Secretary Peter Peterson and Chairman Helen Bentley of the Federal Maritime Commis-skin also were present Under the contracts which were signed Friday the US government will supply a total of approximately $284 million in subsidies to the shipbuilding firms to make their prices competitive with Germany and the Netherlands THE PRESIDENT'S an- I iii I-ie'f' States Steamship Co and Bath Ironworks Corp of Bath Maine will build three 'roll on-roll off" freighters at a cost of $1141 million Sea Service Tankers Inc-Todd Shipyards Corp of San Pedro Calif will build four 35000-ton tankers at a total cost of $794 million All 16 ships will be built with a government subsidy of 43 per cent But any new contracts will have only a 41 per cent federal subsidy Tropical Heat Wave Bears Down on South ered the South while op- the 100 mark in the south: storms were scattered is in store for the pressive conditions were western desert country A across the humid South-- But scattered th being felt in the arid low pressure disturbance east and from the Rockies wers are likel Southwest where a hot triggered thunderstorms to the adjacent Plains The spell continued unabated over Central portions 'of national forecast: Mostly the Rockies to the The mercury ranged above the nation And thunder- sunny and warm weather Lakes and Ohio Vail' is in store for the But scattered are likely the Rockies to the Lakes and Ohio Valley Tide Tables in Sports Sec nation thundershowers from Great Summer's heat was in full swing across most of the southern two thirds of the nation The heat combined with high humidity in a tropical air flow coy mer's heat was in 'ing across most of Ahern two thirds of tion The heat corn- with high humidity opical air flow coy- Administration officials es- timated that construction the new vessels would proNid 36000 new jobs over a FORECAST WEATHER MAP FOR SUN AM JULY 2 Local National World Temperatures GREATER IMAM Mop Deft tofu') Fofotoits Iv Nmtionai Weather-1Oct NOA A Doportmont of Coromoreo Ne 4 I -a -------e 1 4 1 7 I '7112N Wife Fight's Divorce To Keep Kidney Aid MIDDLE WEST COAST AND NAPLES AREAS: Partly cloudy Through Monday High in the 90s Low in the mid to upper 70s Westerly wnds 10 to 15 mph Rain wobaoility 20 per cent LAKE OKEECHOBEE AND INDIAN RIVERREVARD AREAS: Partly cloudy through Monday witn only a few afternoon showers High in the 90s Low in the mid to upper 70s Variable winds 10 to 15 mph Rain probability 20 per cent BROWARD AND PALM BEACH COUNTY AREAS: Partly cloudy with a chance of a few thundershowers in the afternoon High in the 90s Low in the mid to upper Ms Southeast winds 10 to 15 mph Rain probability 30 per cent KEYS AREAS: Partly cloudy through Monday High in the 90s Low in The upper 70s Easteriy winds 10 mph Rain Probability 30 per cent FLORIDA: Partly cloudy with mainly at terhoon showers over the north and Stuth Portions High temperature range: e6 to 95 Low temperature range: 70 to 110 Hrocp I Proc at Miami Airport Philadelphia 110 64 Pittsburgh 10 61 Toronto 72 55 Washington 76 66 MIDWEST 80 64 70 61 72 55 78 46 EST keeps her alk through the free use of a machine that flushes her kidneys of deadly poisons several times a week Treating severe kidney disease is expensive the machine alone costs $23000 annually Mrs Viernes is also open to a kidney transplant if a donor can be found at a cost of $10000 'V 4 LOW 4 011b gU 6001 1" 1 i 119w -71'11 -4 6211 '4 I iir 1 -4 1 1 '4 1 Wirt 4 '7' 'I'll' 7 4Pi 49:111 04t 04 -41 7 V01 1 7 '1 1 CCCit 1 SW' l'16FI'll- t4V4 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ILORIDA Apalachicola 99 77 Clewiston 93 70 Daytona Bch 94 74 Ft Laud 93 76 Ft Myers 94 75 Gainesvillo 92 75 Islamorada 91 Jacksonville 90 73 Key West 4: 09 3 Lakeland 91 72 Naples 4 90 Ocala Orlando a 65 75 Pensaconi 98 71 2 86 Sarasota -88 St Pete 87 Tallahassee att 68 229 776mpa e0 75 Vero Beach :96 Bch' 911 75 -In SOUTIT 0 tkovill ti is 71 86 62 1 sirminghaM C9 65 Charleston It Charlotte yi 85 63 J'son Miss 93 70 Little Rock 94 70 Louisville 86 68 Memphis 90 73 New Orleans 95 74 Raleigh 83 63 Richmond 2 65 EAST Albany NY 69 60 i 17 Bermuda 87 75 Roston 65 59 49 Buffalo 66 61 13 Montreal 75 61 16 New York 82 1 I COLORADO SPRINGS Colo (UPI) Myra Ann Viernes said Saturday that if her husband divorces -her it will mean her death She is contesting the divorce suit filed by her soldier husband because if the suit is granted she will lose her military dependency and with it the free use of the kidney machine that is keeping her -THE DIVORCE suit was filed by Roger Lee Viernes an Army enlisted man stationed at Fort Carson Colo Mrs Vicrnes' attorney Larry Hecox filed an affidavit last week with Judge Wliam Calvert 411 which the woman from Springfield Tenn said she is suffering from chronic kidney failure Mrs ernes said her status as a military dependent 'WrATI-17 smoicelmg WOOL MOOKANg (Slattli COITIMCILS SROADtASTS 9CCA tArT Vi14 04Trg pixTioNAL 04400451 tshitTt 4004144XIJS 114olot4sis FLORIDA EXTENDED OUTLOOK: Wednesday through Friday: Partly cloudy to fair with only a few showers expected Nigh in the 90s Low mostly in the upper Os SMALL BOATS: Exposed Atlantic coastal waters from Cape Kennedy through the Florida Straits southeasterly winds 10 to 15 knots Seas around two feet Exposed Gulf coastal waters from Cedar Key to Florida Bay 'Westerly winds 10 to 15 knots Seas around two feet Inland waters from Lake Worth through Biscayne Bay Southeasterly winds 10 to occasionally 15 knots A light chop on the waters 162 MMois 11240 101:0 870 Oit t234? Pit I G2 kilil 11240 1610 1870 owl t234? 111 MAUI bi 14H Wan CAA0 CAA A hi WAIN 0 Lid bir 4004 eatn cAqa IL La WEST -AAINtutrque AndlOrage Bismargrk Brownseeilla Denver' 87 59 Hono 117 74 Houston 92 72 Las VIVIS 114 115 Los Angeles 64 65 'tr okia: city 107 tr Phoenix 12 79 Sall City 97 62 San Antonio 93 76 San Diego 72 63 Francisco 62 53 Soattle 73 52 FOREIGN CITY HIGH Aberdeen 61 msterdarn 59 Ankara la Itt le 1 "I'LL SE damned if she's going to be unhooked from that kidney machine at least not until we get to the US Supreme Court" said lino who is challenging the constitutionality of the law under which Viernes is seeking divorce Colorado statutes permit servicemen to file for-- a divorce after spending only 90 days in the area and the divorce itself can he final in another 90 days ti log 91 It PAN AM CITY Acanuico Barbados Bermuda Bono' Culiacan Havana HermosillO KillaSt011 Mexico city Monterrey Nassau San Juan St Croix St Kitts War Crut MUM Sunrise Today 6:33 Sunset Today 8:16 Moonrie Mon 12117 MootiAet Mon 1:01 Phases of the Moon IL- Irv 01 PIA taw f)1 Pive pnurn rn Phases of the Moon 00 11t CA c) al DA pm 13 11 July 111 July 26 JelY 3 July 10 4 4a.