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i liHK1 4 2-A THE MIAMI HERALD Mon July 10 1972 la tin men Wound ISsltisli Soldiers i Vs' i 1 1 JL -T A i 6- r- ii NJ -r A fe Mf BELFAST Northern Ire- land (UPI) Tie militant Provisional wing of the outlawed Irish Republican Army Sunday night ordered IRA units resume offensive in Northern Ireland charging that British troops had broken the shaky 13-day-old ceasefire But Provisional IRA Chief of Staff Sean MacStiofain said the IRA would consider renewing the truce if Britain publicly asked for it Fighting immediately flared across Belfast At least three British soldiers were wounded as gunmen attacked army patrols and observation posts Troops returned fire and said they hit three gunmen A bomb-laden car blasted a downtown Belfast tax office and adjoining British veterans club GUNFIRE roared from Protestant to Catholic areas and a spokesman for the Protestant militant Ulster Vanguard Movement said: are very close to civil war It may be in the In a declaration released in Dublin the Provisionals said the order for renewed violence was prompted when British troops opened fire on gunmen in Belfast as Roman Catholics tried to move homeless families into houses abandoned by Protestants British Army commanders in the capital vehemently denied that their troops broke the ceasefire An army spokesman said the soldiers fired only after being fired upon and then only at identifiable gunmen The gun duel followed the discovery of four persons killed in execution-type slayings and shootings in which six other men were wounded In Portadown two soldiers and two policemen were injured in a clash with Roman Catholics prior to the IRA declaration As news of the IRA state ment spread Protestant gunmen began to pour random fire across the into Catholic enclaves of Belfast Catholics hijacked vehicles and erected street barricades around their areas and IRA gunmen patrolled with guns at the ready A BOMB ripped through a small post office in Jonesbor-ough near the County Armagh border with the Irish Republic only minutes after the ceasefire collapsed The postmistress said two gunmen pulled her from the premises before lighting the bomb In the shootout prior to the Dublin declaration Catholic snipers kept British troops pinned down for hours and a British spokesman said the gunfire was The IRA statement came soon afterwards truce between the Irish Republican Army and the British occupation forces was broken without warning by British forces at approximately 5 pm (noon Miami time) today 'at Lenadoon Estate in the IRA declaration said all IRA units have been instructed to resume offensive The gun battle was fought between the Protestant Suffolk Estate and the Catholic Lenadoon Estate in the Northern Ireland Capital It was triggered when British troops using rubber builets and nausea gas pushed back about 1000 Catholics marching on the Suffolk Estate to put homeless Catholics into 16 houses that had been abandoned there The Catholics had approached the district throwing rocks and bottles at the about 400 British troops and carrying wooden clubs iron bars and garbage can lids As the soldiers pushed them back toward the Lenadoon Estate sniper fire began from the Catholic district The troops returned the fire 3 Vt it '-V i 5 V'' -Ws f' -ga -''ZSim i 4 1 -Wyy 4 rn 'VT VTTrT Ks- Jets Demolish Vehicle Depot Down 3 MIGs Sub Finds 5 Airmen- In Storm 6th Man Missing In Crash of B32 Nx buildings and caused a large secondary explosion at an ammunition storage area the Navy said In ground fighting South Vietnamese paratroopers assaulted North Vietnamese positions in Quang second and fourth wards along the banks of the Thach Han River Field officers said that after half a daV of battling neither side had given any ground The officers gave no casualty reports for either side The battles in the northernmost province capital were the first since about 1000 paratroopers reportedly drove into Quang Tri Friday and took control of two-thirds of the city The heaviest fighting raged in the southwest corner of the city paratroop of- ficers said I THE COMMUNISTS were reported dug in along one side of a street and the South Vietnamese on the other In more peaceful times the street ran through a squalid residential area reserved for the families of South Vietnamese troops based in Quang Tri Half a mile away other paratroopers attacked North Vietnamese positions in a former government bunker complex on the northwestern edge of the province capital the field officers said i Press Wire photo A FIELD OF GARBAGE is all that is left of an overnight rock concert that brought more than 100000 fans to the Pocono Raceway in eastern Pennsylvania A lone worker begins the cleanup (See story Page 10A) Brainy Anchormen Get Lots of Help From Unseen Aids 4' Press Wlrephoto Pilot Steve Richie Paints Star Signifying Fourth MIG Shot he downed two MIGs on his 308th combat mission American Pilot Downs 4th MIG ISeeds One More to Become Ace v-' miles west of Hanoi the Air Force said Capt Steve Richie 30 of Reidsville NC shot down two of the MIGs raising his total to four in the past two months one short of the number Richie needed to become the second ace of the war Flying with Richie as copilot was Capt Charles DeBelleue 26 of Lafayette La who was credited with his second and third MIG kills 1 THE THIRD MIG was downed by Capt Richard Hardy 28 of Chicago and his copilot Capt Paul Lewinski 26 of Schenectady NY A missile fired by one of the MIGs hit an F4 and it immediately headed toward its base in Thailand The pilots were unable to make it and parachuted five miles from the base Both were rescued US military sources said the North Vietnamese Air Force had been ordered toJ take more aggressive action against American fighter-bombers accounting for an intensification of aerial battles In the past two weeks MIG interceptors have downed a half-dozen F4 fighters In all 14 American planes have been reported lost to MIGs since the resumption of full-scale bombing of North Vietnam a little more than three months ago During the same period 37 MIGs have been downed by American fighters according to the US Command THE US COMMAND reported that Air Force Navy and Marine fighter-fcombers launched 280 strikes inside North Vietnam on Saturday The command said the targets are the Communist invasion of South Other major raids included an attack by Navy pilots against the Hon Gai port facility 23 miles northeast of Haiphong Pilots said they destroyed two piers a crane and a building Another strike within two miles of the port facility destroyed two national forecast Sunny warm weather is expected for most areas Afternoon thundershowers will be scattered from the Rockies to the inland areas of Sbt fSitmi Hfrlb The Miami Herald is published every morning by The Miami Herald Publishing Co A Division of Knight Newspapers tnc One Herald Plaza Miami Florida 33101 Second class postage paid at Miami Florida lUKSCeiPTIONS Pttratd Carrier delivery Richie said I yelled Tally- AGANA Guam (AP) An American submarine has rescued five crewmen from the Pacific after their ejection from a B52 bomber that crashed into the sea but the body of a sixth crewman has not been recovered the Air Force said The five survivors were reported in good condition after being picked up Saturday by the submarine Barb in typhoon-lashed seas 300 miles west of here The submarine Gurnard was on hand to assist in the rescue the Air Force said The survivors were identified as Capt LeRoy Johnson the pilot of Pullman Wash Lt William Neely III the copilot of Pittsburgh Pa Lt Kent Dodson the navigator of Wichita Kan Maj Ronald Dvorak the electronic warfare officer of Parker and Airman First Class Daniel Johansen the gunner of Colorado Springs Colo All were on temporary assignment from Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota The dead man was identified as Lt Col James Vaughan the radar navigator of Huntsville Ark He had been on temporary assignment from Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana Attempts to recover his bodjr were continuing the Air Force said Spokesmen could not say when the crewmen would be returned here as both subs stayed in the rescue area to search for body The Navy made the rescue as the Japanese merchant vessel Ariake was racing Typhoon Rita toward the scene By the time the rescue took place officials said the ty-poon was generating winds of nearly 100 miles an hour Iraq OKs Link With Bangladesh BEIRUT Lebanon (AP) Iraq has recognized Bangladesh becoming the first Arab country to do so Baghdad Radio announced Other Arab countires have refrained from recognizing Bangladesh mainly because of support of the Arab position in the Middle East Tide Tables in Sports Sec MIDDLE WEST COASt AREAS: Partly cloudy through Tuesday with chance of thundershowers Lows 65 to 70 Hghs 84 to 92 Northeast to East wmds 10 to 15 Ram probability 40 per cent NAPLES AND LAKE OKEECHOBEE AREAS: Partly cloudy through Tuesday with a chance of thundershowers Lows In the 70s Highs 88 to 94 Mostly East winds 10 to 15 gusty near thundershowers Ram probability 50 per cent INDIAN RIVER-BREVARD BROWARD AND KEYS AREAS Partly cloudy through Tuesday with a chance of thundershowers Lows mid and upper 70s Highs 85 to 90 Easterly winds 10 to 15 gusty near thundershowers Rain probability 50 per cent FLORIDA: Partly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered thundershowers Lows 65 to 70 North portion and rra inly 70s elsewhere Highs 84 to 92 FLORIDA EXTENDED OUTLOOK: Wednesday through Friday Partly cloudy with wdeiy scattered thundershowers Highs from the upper 80s to the lower 90s Lows from near 70 the extreme North to around 80 In the Keys MIAMI AND VICINITY: Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers High in the 80s Low in the mid-70s Easterly winds 10 to 15 ph Rain probability 50 per cent SAIGON (UPI) A North Carolina Air Force pilot who shot down two MIG2I jets Saturday is one plane short of becoming the second American ace of the Vietnam war Capt Steve Richie 30 of Reidsville NC said he hit the supersonic jets his third and fourth with air-to-air missiles while flying cover for US planes near Hanoi A third MIG21 was downed Saturday One American F4 phantom jet was hit by MIG fire but its two crewmen flew to within five miles of their-base in Thailand before bailing out unharmed officers said BOMBARDIER-NAVIGATOR was Capt Charles DeBelleue 26 of Lafayette La Richie a 1964 graduate of the Air Force Academy who was on his 308th combat mission said DeBelleue was the first to spot the MIGs called they are at 10 them head-on and were close see the red stars all over waited for his wingman to turned hard left as they went into OF THE TURN I locked onto the and fired one missile I fired a the first one hit I saw a large The airplane disintegrated of the looked for the second MIG which to be gone there he he said were time I locked on and fired one and was getting ready to unleash the first one hit there was a big explosion thing was in flames and falling 'W simple Disseminate information quickly and accurately And where the homework the preparation comes through At any given instant for example Brinkley can rattle off the peculiarities of the Minnesota eth-' nic make-up: 9 per cent black 6 per cent Indian with one Chicano 49 per cent women and 20 per cent under age 30 HE CAN do that smartly because he owns a little black book very carefully and painstakingly compiled by NBC News It is the information that impresses Maude and Henry back home Quick as a wizard off camera preferably the TV man can flip pages from the profound to the flippant Alabama has a delegate under indictment for writing off as contributions to deceased first wife Lurleen who served as governor the black book reminds him Arizona brought along a nun Illinois had a kid 20 who met McGovern in jail in Chicago after a street gang fight Muskie has a sheriff from Maine Michigan a Detroit police sergeant staying at the Playboy Plaza and Wisconsin an advocate of legalized prostitution Montana has a Blackfoot Indian THE LITTLE black book duly notes the peculiar name of a Nebraska delegate Ronald Reagan 598 percent in Nebraska in 1968 his 62 per cent there 1960 It boils into abbreviated phrases how delegates once made news- governor over that SOB McG regarding A deposed chairman from South Carolina angry at the reforms to young McG dels as wild asses who just discovered politics this year and will forget it by next And a New Hampshire lady the black book says made it to the convention because somebody else decided to get married and stay home So what happens when somebody loses his little black boo or everything goes bananas just at the wrong time? It helps to be smart too John Chancellor once added another qualification a ham is There were a few showers and thundershowers in the Midwest the Southern Plains the Texas and Florida east coasts the Ohio Valley and the We passed enough to Richie said pass and a right turn second MIG second before yellow fireball and fell out Richie he expected closer this missile another when The whole i Sunny Skies Replace Record Lows in 3 deck the master of all its Aired help 450 in number NBC professes it is spending $4 million on the Democratic Convention and not U-logicallv its lone sponsor the Gulf Oil Co is provided with two seats elevated and out of the way directly at the heart of the operation the control room command deck THE DECK looks like a Sears Roebuck and Co TV sales room with everything stacked in a clpet and every set tuned to a different channel One wall alone for the in-side-the-hall cameras uses 22 screens And six men each with two eyes and each with a telephone wnth 30 buttons feed to the master board All the networks do the same thing on the master boards They watch each other But the basics are quite Chess Ace Complains About Room taller than Spassky Fischer decided to ship his own favorite chair in from New York It arrived aboard an Icelandic Airlines jetliner think that the playing conditions will cause any serious Cramer said are so much better than anything we have seen before And if the two players dislike something then it could be changed during the course of the CRAMER SAID Fischer was ready to start play at any time The match was postnoned once last week as Fischer held out for more money and twice more as the Russians demanded that the American be penalized for the delay They finallv settled for a written apology from Fischer to Spassky While Spassky fished in northern Iceland Fischer stayed in the plush Loftleidir Hotel and a private house also at his disposal He read and he swam in the hotel pool leaving only to go bowling at the Navy base at Keflavik about 30 miles outside Reykjav ik Northwest Dense fog covered much of the Northeast An inch and a third of rain fell in six hours at Homestead Air Force Base just south of Miami The JULY 10 (emimm WEATHER MAP FOR MON AM Wqticnof Wegth Serlte NO A A Ptpaftmwl ol Oalivary service payable by mail Send Chech or money order toPBM Circulation Department The Miami Herald One Hereid Plata Miami Florida 33101 MeH Delivery This schedule lists malt dtiivery rates to potiai tone which includes Hew York C'ty Chicago end other cities 1 000-1 400 miles from Miami Write or com Toe Herald for mail delivery rates to other areas Daily Sunday Dalty A Only Only Sunday 4 Weeks $JIO SIM 9 Menlht I 7S SO Month 37 90 17 90 55 Yearly 35 00 110 00 Mail subscriptions ere payable in advance Send check or money order to Mall Subscriptions Circulation Depart ment The Miami Herald One Hereitf Plate Miami Florida 33101 TfWfPHONKS Heme Delivery 3744111 Numbers of Herald Circulation offices in most Florida cities are listed In the while page of the telephonedirectory Classified Want Ads 3S0mi From ptonda cities outside Oede County dal toll free All Other Departments 3301111 the East the Pacific states and from the southern Plains to Alabama A slight warming trend Is forecast from the South Atlantic states to the Plains Proe 74 Brussels Cairo Casablanca Copenhagen Dublin Geneva Hong Kong London Madrid Malta Moscow New Delhi Nice Oslo Paris Peking Rome Saigon Sofia Stockholm Sydney Aviy Tokyo Turns Vienne Warsaw 6 69 89 72 41 54 79 as f9 77 82 89 82 77 61 79 1 4 04 77 78 44 (4 at 64 ft 71 82 56 98 73 91 56 IS 76 86 76 107 83 92 65 13 68 103 83 95 57 93 76 77 67 66 54 45 53 PAN AMERICAN Acaulet Bermuda Bogota Culiecen Havana He'-motitl Kingston Mexico City Monterrey Nassau Sen Juan 5t Croix St King Vr crul If ft 44 1 4 44 High 64 70 75 45 72 It Local National World Temperatures GREATER MIAMI Prac Coral Gable 7 74 Miami Airport The high-pressure system that brought record low temperatures to the East lost most of its punch Skies were sunny over most of the country Sunrise Toda 6:36 am Sunset Today 8:16 pm FORECAST Pav ond feretaiii Bismarck Brownsville Denver Honolulu Houston La Vegae Los Angeles Okie City phoenix Sait City San Antonin San Diego FranciSCO Seattle SOUTH Mist Rock Orleans 81 58 63 85 61 81 68 82 61 90 65 85 71 85 66 83 78 90 6S 13 68 Asbevlllo Atlanta Birmingham Charleston Charlotte J'SOft Little Louisville Memphis New Raleigh EAST FOREIGN Moonrise Today 6:13 am Moonset Today 8:22 pm 80 49 76 61 75 57 0 61 81 59 7) 59 78 64 81 City Aberdeen Ankara Athens Auckland Berlin Birmingham 16 18 Albany NY Boston Buffalo New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Washington July II July 14 Au I July It -y i 1.