The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 103

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apparently in a major gunbattle between British troops and gunmen in the Roman Catholic Ballymur- phy section of Belfast a staunch IRA stronghold One of the dead was a 14- year-old girl carried bleeding By Candidates Democrats -Vl i r-A i 4 1 into a hospital Another was a 60-year-old man The five victims brought the death toll in the three years of sectarian killing to 412 THE chief of staff Sean Macstio-chief of staff Sean Mactio-fain ordered his men back on their bloody campaign with utmost Within minutes of the end bomb explosions and gunfights flared in Belfast and Londonderry The extremist Ulster Volunteer Force a Protestant organization announced it was being led by Augustus (Gusty) Spence a 39-year-oid Protestant hero who was mysteriously abducted in Belfast last week while on parole from Crumlin Road Jail He was serving a life sentence for killing a Catholic barman A spokesman for the paramilitary Ulster Defense Association said of the Provisional announcement: had expected it and are Other militant Protestants said civil war could be upon six counties by morning The Provisionals charged that the British Army wrecked the two-week-old truce by attacking Catholics in the Lenadoon Estate in Belfast earlier Sunday Army headquarters denied that its troopers broke the ceasefire McGovern Humphrey Muskie Jackson Chisholm on to Decide California Dele gates Can Vote A Simple Majority Will Decide Issue By WILLIAM MONTALBANO Herald Staff Writer A pair of parliamentary rulings Sunday gave frontrunning George McGovern a significant boost toward the Democratic presidential nomination Aggressive anti-McGovern forces intensified a relentless campaign to stop him but showed little apparent increase in their numbers Lawrence the neu-t a 1 Democratic national chairman ruled that 120 California delegates committed to McGovern could vote in a crucial California credentials test tonight AND THE convention parliamentarian Rep James recommended that a majority of delegates eligible to vote on any challenge be able to decide the issue That meant that McGovern would need fewer votes to win the California credentials vote In the dwindling hours before the opening gavel political passions climbed with intense lobbying by both pro-and anti-McGovern forces Edmund Muskie with about 200 swing votes remained a fence-sitter Hubert Humphrey and George Wallace sat squarely opposed offering no compromises The show begins at 7:30 pm With challenges from 15 states to dispose of the first session could last 20 hours the chief attorney warned Sunday THE CREDENTIALS fights are complex Opening night promises heaven for lawyers and statisticians and interminable confusion for nearly everyone else including some of the delegates whose seats are being contested The parliamentary rulings are open to reversal by appeal from the convention floor and appeal by anti-McGovern forces was virtually certain But decision improved chances of regaining the entire 271-member California delegation he won in a winner-take-all primary He lost 151 of his California delegates in the Credentials Committee With a majority of 1433 needed to win the California battle under ruling McGovern aides were confi- Turn to Page 22A Col 1 Willing To Swap Daley Seats For 151 On McGovern Drive For California Votes Photo From NBC Newi TV Show With quiet candor traced with humor McGovern made these other points: He made a mistake on his welfare program because he and his staff had not done their homework or thought it out carefully But he has deliberately withheld his revised proposal until after the convention because his opposition could seize upon it to take delegates from him although some details have leaked out "What got now is a frantic scramble for every possible he said not a very good forum for a thoughtful evaluation of a complicated tax and welfare proposal sure that a concert of saints could not come up with a proposal now that would be accepted by the people who are trying to stop me They will seize on anything I propose now Gov George Wallace during a hospital talk before they headed for Miami Beach volunteered to McGovern that he was not interested in the vice presidential nomination on any ticket and would not support a candi- Tum to Page 22 A Col 1 Charts Phones i OUTSIDE CONVENTION HALL 7:30 AM Farm breakfast 125 delegates from 25 states Balmoral Hotel 9 AM Latin Caucus Deauville Hotel 9 AM General orienta-t i meeting National Political Caucus Carillon Room Carillon Hotel 10:30 AM Orientation workshop for delegates and alternates East Ballroom Fontainebleau Hotel 12:30 PM Youth Caucus West Ballroom Fontainebleau 1 PM Senior Citizens Caucus Fontaine Room Fontainebleau 5:30 PM Askew reception for Florida delegation Deauville INSIDE CONVENTION HALL 7:30 PMj Opening session of the Democratic National Convention Welcoming remarks by Sen Lawton Chiles Rep Claude Pepper and Miami Beach Mayor Chuck Hall Welcoming address by Lawrence Report of the Credentials Committee by Patricia Roberts Harris Debate and voting on the Credentials Committee report What Own Chair Is Flown In Bloodless ar 15C REYKJAVIK Iceland (UPI) Challenger Bobby favorite chair arrived by air freight from New York Sunday to help the American in his match against Russian Boris Spassky for the world chess championship Fred Cramer a vice president of the US Chess Federation who is acting as Fisch spokesman said he was certain that the first of the 24 scheduled games would be played Tuesday Spassky is still THE FACT that dal arbiter West Grand Master Schmid has returned to his home in Bamberg and will not be back until Thursday not stop the Cramer said Schmid flew home Saturday after his son had been injured in a traffic accident deputy Gudmun-dur Amlaugsson of Iceland will take charge of the first game in the $250000 match for the world title The players still have to give their official approval to the playing conditions But Spassky said Saturday before going salmon fishing that he would not argue about the conditions or the picking of a board and a chess set will leave that to Fischer It makes no difference to he said the offi-German Lothar FISCHER who has gone to the hall where the match is to be played complained about a number of things including the chairs the light and the board Since he could find no chair to fit him the 29-year-old American is much 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 Turn to Page 2A CoL 8 WHERE TO FIND IT By SAUL FRIEDMAN Knight Newspapers Stall Writer George McGovern in a new overture toward party regulars said Sunday he would accept a plan to seat Chicago Mayor Richard Daley and his delegation at the convention if his California delegates were also returned McGovern said he would prefer compromise which he has proposed to seat both the Daley delegation and the challengers giving a half-vote apiece to delegates of each side But if the convention voted to reseat the original California and Illinois delegates McGovern said object I would accept The South Dakota senator made his remarks during an exclusive interview with Knight Newspapers in his penthouse suite atop the Doral Beach Hotel COATLESS and relaxed McGovern sipped coffee rested his foot on a table near the sofa and displayed apparent confidence that he would leave Miami Beach the presidential nominee of his party Iliddcu Helpers By ROBERT BOYD Knuht Nwspaperi Stiff Writers Sometime between 9 and midnight tonight the Democratic National Convention will most likely decide whether going to nominate George McGovern for president The first key test will come on a seemingly obscure point of order The outcome was still in doubt Sunday night but McGovern appeared to have a better chance to win the test than his enemies did of stopping him On the surface the issue before the convention will be how many votes are needed to settle a contest between two rival delegations ACTUALLY AT stake however will be chances of regaining 151 California delegates which he needs for a first-ballot nomination An anti-McGovern coalition on the Credentials Committee took the Dear Watermelon? Tap SHE MUST BE 6ETTIK16 SOFT FRANKLY I EXPECTED MOEEOFA THE ARMY post on Springfield Road a land dividing Protestant and Roman Catholic areas came under heavy fire including machine-gun bursts Troops fired back from sandbagged positions and claimed they hit three gunmen An army spokesman said one guerrilla was seen lying in the road None of the troops was hit he added Within a half hour of the end a 100-pound bomb wrecked several offices in downtown Belfast Police reported extensive damage but no casualties in the dis- trict normally deserted at weekends Three British soldiers were wounded in hit-and-run raids by carloads of gunmen on army checkpoints Six bomb explosions were reported in a three-minute period in Londonderry the sec- Turn to Page 2A CoL 7 I Like Love But With a LOS ANGELES (UPI) A 29-year-old man was hospitalized with multiple injuries Sunday after he was struck by a 51-pound watermelon dropped from a window by his girl friend police said Henry was leaving his home following an argument over a welfare check with Ofena Jones 25 when he heard her call 151 California delegates away from McGovern and he will be fighting tonight to get them back on the floor of the convention Developments Sunday boosted prospects Party officials issued a series of rulings that will help him and his agents persuaded a significant number of anti-McGovern delegates to support him on the California flight THE KEY parliamentary ruling reduced the number of votes McGovern will need to win the California delegates back from 1509 (a majority of all the delegates) to 1433 (a majority of those eligible to vote on the California question) This ruling was vital because delegate-counters believe they have from 1480 to 1490 votes for this contest The showdown vote is expected to come when an anti-McGovern delegate raises a point of order challenging Convention Chairman Lawrence ruling on this point The challenger will argue in effect that McGovern really does need an absolute majority of 1509 votes to get his California delegates back will call for a vote on the point of order He will declare that 1433 delegates are enough to settle the procedural question because it is related to the California matter On this roll call 120 California delegates pledged to McGovern will be permitted to vote because their seats Turn to Page 23A Col 4 Chuckle not so easy as you might think to get a parking ticket First you have to get a parking space Makes Cronkite So Smart? By GENE MILLER Herald Staff Writtr How come those guys on television are so smart? At Walter right foot in the anchor booth is a pit 3 VS feet deep and inside the pit is a man who types fast on an electric typewriter on cards with great big letters for a TelePrompter They share a copy of Rules of Order revised edition up ankle high or knock over his binoculars jug On a narrow desk where three more Sonys are recessed there is an arrow pointed at belly button so he swivel off center Everybody at CBS Miami Beach works for Dr Cronkite (possessor of four honorary doctorates) in one fashion or another for superstar electronic godfather (at age 56) and the smarter he looks the better for CBS That puts 525 brains behind him not counting the computer ones Trying to measure a "trust in the viewing public a recent survey scored Cronkite at 73 per cent Turn to Page 2A Col I ON THE FLOOR AT left is a delegation seating chart so that know he is hanging 24 feet above Massachusetts Colorado and Alabama He has to be careful not to step on his Sony tilted -JC.