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Action 0 Line IPMEIL Allh EActi ul hle st 1 Se inside back page of' this section a Tuesday July '441amar' -Tddy Tuesday July 4 1972 Florida's Contplete Newspaper Two Latin American Editions Ara Published Daily Says Ws Up to Demos Not Courts 94 Pages INDIAN RIVER EDITION 10 Cents 62nd 218 i 1 '1'1 41 4 0 rt tr 0 F- A 1 1 I 4 '4 '''4 -'1" e----r' 4 ray' INDIAN RIVER EDITION 10 Cents 4 1972 Florida's Contplete Netrspaper 91 Pages 62nd 218 Two Latin American Editions Are Published Daily 6 Solis its Up to Allenzt)s IVE)1 Courts 0 i i tss 1 2 I i 0 4 lir A 1 31- de TO 1 I 14 al 1 I 00 Alif 4: 11 1i1r1gr' 4' 1 I 1 1 ilry r11': iNDIAN RIVER EDITION Vr 1v sirmir P'Sr 'V' NO' 4 1972 Florida's Contplete Netrspaper 9'1 Pages Two Latin American Editions Ara Published Daily 6 11914 lin it) Detztt)s Court quang Tri Fight Fierce um Enemy Gans Pummel Hue jeclg MeGove i IL 7 0 40) it Lt Cant: 1 I I niI Vitt 111 Jects cGove i i 1 A 0 1 0 0 i Aa i "for i it 1 1 it Six Outposts Si 111- SAIGON barrage approaches Artillery day in an a major offensive although In ago a Phuoc River I'd City Both US Air attacked weekly had by 1000 1 I 1 SAIG barrage 1 ing apprm I Artill i tive day 1 I ated in an a major offens ive 4 although i 14 rages 1 In QL namese f( I I ago a fie Phuoc Rh Tri City Both US Air I i attacked i Mean i weekly re mer had I l' by 1000 i I li SAIGON ing 4 barrage approaches A 1 i -t Artillery if i we day 4 ated in an a major offensive although rages In 1'- namese I ago a Phuoc River 1 Tri City Both 4 '3' US Air i attacked 1 weekly me' had 4 tjt't00ps it by 1000 i-: a in the: 1 a rE i 7 1 al 'rE i By Herald Wire Services Communist forces launched a heavy artillery Monday against Hue and six military outposts guarding to the old imperial capital shells crashed into Hue for the second consecutive and rockets mortars and artillery hit the bases situated arc from five to 18 miles from the city considered objective of the three-month-old North Vietnamese Casualties and damage were reported to be light an estimated 675 shells were used in the seven barrages Quang Tri province where a 20000man South Vietnamese force launched a major counter offensive five days fierce battle was reported Monday across the Truong two miles south of the provincial capital Quang sides threw tanks and artillery into the fight and Force B52 bombers and smaller jet tactical fighters North Vietnamese lines Meanwhile the US command in Saigon making its report on troop strength said 6000 American service-me' been withdrawn last week reducing the number of in South Vietnam to 48000 That figure exceeded President Nixon's goal of cutting troop strength here to 49000 by July 1 Of the 6000 withdrawn 4 o4p-4 wt 44041i from Vietnam 1300 Air 04 't Force and Marine personnel were transferred to airbases imnanThailand yo 4 the raids 0 vwe rh be or eh 1 4 i)t 4vz" North and South Vietnam are -44'" 14 flown kr--4-t1 Slater $130000 Daley-Slate Ouster Also Turned Back Without a Ruling By SAUL FRIEDMAN Herald Washington Bureau WASHINGTON Sen George McGovern who took big risk in bringing the issue before the courts lost Monday his first bid to overturn a decision stripping him of 151 Cali fornia delegates Federal District Judge George Hart Jr ruled that Democratic National Convention Credentials Committee's ad- tion wasn't "cricket and might be even dirty pool" But a clear constitutional issue was not shown he said and the federal courts should not go further into "a political thicket" It should therefore be decided "by the convention" he ruled Attorneys for McGovern led by Joseph Rauh Jr said they would take their case to the US Circuit Court of AR- peals which indicated it would hear arguments today If necessary McGovern strategists said they would appeal to the US Supreme Court before the convention opens in Miami Beach Monday night In a parallel and similar ruling Hart refused to over turn the Credential Commit- tee's action in unseating Chi- 1 4 cago Mayor Richard Daley -4JA and 58 other Illinois dele- gates to the convention 9141 I g--) By Herald Wire Services Communist forces launched a heavy artillery Monday against Hue and six military outposts guard- to the old imperial capital -1 la 3 rt firr-r t-- 4' 0747 4 1::: t' 14 It r'''''-'-11'- -1 sheliscransihed into Hue for the second consecu- 1-iEt 7 E-- 4 and rockets mortars and artillery hit the bases situ- '1-Ti-4-j-- i Iiik :4130 4 11tf arc from five to 1 miles es 7 71-'' 8 I from the city considered i C1 it1-41 f'- -1) )0)1eirsti4r4 LA Daley-Slate objective of the three-month-old North Vietnamese 4 11 f174 4: 1 Casualties and damage were rePorted to be light itk 41 I 4' 1 ofi: 4 0: 10 ilt I it I't 1 4 -i Also a an estimated 675 shells were used in the seven bar- It it 1 4 l' if i' ti it 444 -S7it 7 Turned cr- Quang Tri province where a 20000-man South Viet- -iE: -k tt --3 (Ni force launched a major counter offensive five days 4 It 17 5tst4iflt fierce battle was reported Monday across Truong E541 4 1 Quang 0: 4::: "I hiier 4 '4 'ii't '-r two miles south of the provincial capita rE 3 Th: :4:::0:::::: 4 1 4 1 i 1 By SAUL FRIEDMAN LIthoyt a Herald Washington Bureau sides threw tanks and artillery into the fight and 9-1- 114 EEEE7EE :::::::4::14 4Q Force B52 bombers and smaller jet tactical fighters rt''' ift WASHINGTON Sen George McGovern wMo hondtuaokit: North Vietnamese lines '''''1 '1 'fr big risk in bringing the issue before the courts lost Cab 11r: Meanwhile the US command in Saigon making it service report on troop strength said 6000 American i4 been withdrawn last week reducing the number of ::7 1 fhoirshfiiarsdtebleigdattoes7erturn a decision stripping him of 151 in south vietnam to 48000 That figure exceeded President Nixon's goal of cutting troop strength here rt 41 c) Democratic nm wFo I National IDc air cricket laJncudedhgmveieghGhteti oobnr be Credentialse vLenHd i rrtty rpc0 Oro mlu me di tteheats tah to 49000 by July 1 '--90'' ''4144'- ::1 -al Of the 6000 withdrawn ekei 4' 4 'i i 't Ef 011 -4 4-'' ''ot 'Nt -r 'l of 1 and tBhuet from Vietnam 1300 Air etleN1-1e It should therefore be decided her into a politic '47--6-z0 Force and Marine personnel -'41i '4Ai I A7--'i--0- t-- thicket the convention 1 were transferred to airbases 4t faedceleraalr ccoounrsttsitsuhtoiounIdal hiosstugeowfuasrt not showil he said i -430044o I :4 4) 't in Thailand from 7 lk many of the raids over both J': :7:: i E''i: :1 he ruAiwould etdto North and South Vietnam are a they -i-vogi" 0004 401r 'WeWse 4 Nor a 0 4 4 3 if '1'--e" flown netyaskefotheir cGcaosveertno tlheed ub by Joseph 1 ocsiercpuhi tRcaouuhrtiref -i- Pt Z775-: -Aiif: --3' EE ot i gE Ei' 0 i' i hear a ts day tip 4I g'sle -1 1i: 1i wnehclecshsainryd -v peals which said in Miami Beach Mon- Court in before th IJS0Shuvpe convention i ay night i k' -1v--' 44 In a parallel and similar ruling Hart refused to over 4 '4 '-'yk i1 turn the Credential Commit- E-AE "i li 0 :) i Slater 4r 0 4ge :0 0 :7 $130000 -41s: i -LE Ea EE' -I i t- tcaeaneg'do Mayor 5a8ctioonthienriluinIcihsleienarotdiinsgDdCaelhiee i Fr i i4 7 gates to the convention e- i ---2 -V4 lIoiiey OKd By Fischer He'll Play I 140 1 1337r 11-11 lil Iloey- The month's lifted the sludge federal officials the mess Press Wireohoto The six-millionmonth's lifted the sludge federal officials the mess The six-million- month's lifted the sludge federal officials the mess Press Wirephoto BUT HART also-denied issuance' of an order that would have prevented the mayor from seeking an injunction in the Illinois state courts against the seating at the convention of the challengers to his own slate Hart said the issue before him was not who should replace the Daley slate but only whether 'he should overturn the action of the Credentials Committee Joseph Califano Jr counsel for the Democratic National Committee had argued that the injunction proceedings in an Illinois court could frustrate Hart's ruling unless Hart blocked a state court action suance of an order that would have prevented the mayor from seeking an in junction in the Illinois state courts against the seating at the convention of the chal- lengers to his own slate Hart said the issue before him was noDa who should re- place thley slate but only whether be should over- turn the action of the Cre- dentials Committee Joseph Califano Jr coun- sel for the Democratic Na- tional Committee had argued that the injunction proceed- ings in an Illinois court could frustrate Hares ruling unless Hart blocked a state court action BUT HART also-denied is- REYKJAVIK Iceland (AP) Bobby Fischer was reported ready Monday night to meet Soviet titleholder Boris Spassky for the world chess championship and a prize pot sweetened by 8330- 000 from a London banker Paul Marshall a lawyer in New York for Fischer said the 29-year-old American challenger has accepted banker James Slater's offer of the extra prize money and would be in Reykjavik by noon deadline (8 am Miami time) Marshall quoted Fischer as saying of Slater's proposal: "I gotta accept it It's a stupendous offer" He said Fischer considered the gesture "incredible and generous and brave" as ht ler rid in aid an les ize in ion e) al: tu- aid es- REYKJAVIK (AP) Bobby reported ready to meet Sovi Boris Spassky chess ch a pi ct prize po sweet 000 from a Lou Paul Marsha New York for the 29-year-ol challenger banker James offer of the money and 1 Reykjavik by deadline (8 am Marshall quc saying of Slat "I gotta accept pendous offer Fischer considt ture "incredibir and brave" Gooey Mess Up to his waist in sludge a workman battles an oil spill that left 100000 gallons of gooey toxic sludge Tiis401iii1 Travelers ciToe--J4giidly 11 JIiipi)ri Many other cities are eying their airports as potential new sources of revenue in the light of a Supreme Court decision April 19 upholding the use and service charges in New Hampshire and Evansville Ind As for the situation at Philadelphia the ATA vice president for public affairs BALTIMORE Md (AP) Two armed men commandeered a busload of racetrack fans Monday and forced the driver to circle the city while they robbed the passengers The men one armed with a shotgun escaped with $3413 an hour later at the Balti- more Beltway Interchange with Route 95 in Halethrope a small suburban community 10 miles south of Baltimore police said No one was hurt Thomas Manning manager of the Baltimore Motor Coach Co said the bus carried 46 passengers and was en route to Delaware Park Race Course at Stanton Manning said the gunmen who boarded the bus at the Baltimore Civic Center at lying in pools near Reading Pa six-milliongallon spill resulted from last along the Schuylkill River which ou of storage lagoons State and aren't quite sure how to clean up Warren Martin described it as "an ungodly mess "THE HEAD-TAX collection problems combined with the heavy holiday traffic jammed the terminal area with long long lines of passengers in front of all ticket counters" he said "One airline reported that none of their planes were getting out on time "Another carrier told me that their planes were being consistently delayed by reason of the head-tax collection and refusal processes from 20 minutes to an hour and 25 minutes "Thousands of people re Turn to Pag2 2A Col 3 Two Gunmen Commandeer Bus Take Race Fans for Ride: $3413 about 11 am pulled guns on the driver as the bus neared the Baltimore Beltway on Pulaski Highway northof the city He said the driver was forced to enter the Beltway and drive completely around the city while the gunmen went from passenger to passenger taking valuables Forty-three of the 4(3 passengers told police they had been robbed George Dotson the driver said the bandits ordered him to stop the bus at the interchange and that both fled on foot over an embankment and across the busy highway No getaway car was seen Dotson said The three passengers who were not robbed said they told the gunmen they had no money IN RELUCTANTLY making the decision to take the California issue to the courts the McGovern camp has given opponents reason to believe that the front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination is not sure he has the votes at the convention to overturn the Credentials ruling Any sign of vulnerability will soften McGovern's support And a court decision against him can only help his opponents The Credentials Committee in a close vote-split between McGovern backers and a "stop-McGovern" coalition set aside the results of the winner-take-all California primary Instead of getting all 271 delegate votes McGovern was given 120 and the rest were apportioned among his eight opponents in that primary Rick Stearns 'punishment' McGovern: 3rd Party If Denied? By LOYE MILLER JR Herald Washington Bureau WASHINGTON Seri George McGovern is denied the Democratic presidential nomination he probably would throw his support to his arch-rival Sen Hubert Humphrey a top McGovern strategist says Then McGovern would run as an independent candidate next fall to "punish" the Democratic candidate This prediction was made by Rick Stearns one of Mc- Govern's chief political aides at the Senator's presidential campaign headquarters in Washington Stearns' statement highlighted the increasing bitterness in the party as McGovern's campaign heads for a collision with the stop-MeGovern coalition at the convention in Miami Beach next week SUCH THREATS have begun to flow from the Mc- Govern camp in response tei the anti-McGovern forces' dire predictions that the nomination of McGovern Turn to Page 22A Col 1 Gooey illess lying in pool near Reading Pa gallon spill resulted from last along the Schuylkill River which Rick Stearns 'punishment'' Up to his waist in sludge a workman battles an oil out of storage lagoons State and spill that left 100000 gallons of gooey toxic sludge aren't quite sure how to clean up 7 31 Tax-Shill1nm a by Travelers overn: 0 3rd A I ar ty i ideates Un0-odly Mess at Atrpart If Deme47 Many other cities are Warren Martin described getting out on time 1- eying their airports as poten- it as "an ungodly mess "Another carrier told me tial new sources of revenue that their planes were being By LOYE MILLER JR in the light of a Supreme THE HEAD-TAX collec- Herald Washington Bureau Problems Court decision April 19 up- comine ti consistentl delayed by rea- on blebd with of the head-tax collection WASHINGTON Sen holding the use and service and refusal processes from son charges New amps the heavy holiday traffic George McGovern is denied ch in Hampshire jammed the terminal area IN RELUCTANTLY mak- the Democratic presidential with long long lines of pas- 20 minutes to an hour and 25 and Evansville Ind ing the decision to take the nomination he probably vansv minutes sengers in front of all ticket California issue to the courts would throw his support to As for the situation at counters" he said "Thousands of people re- the McGovern camp has his arch-rival Sen Hubert Philadelphia the ATA vice "One airline reported that given opponents reason to Humphrey a top McGovern president for public affairs none of their planes were Turn to Page 2A Col 3 believe that the front-runner strategist says for the Democratic presiden- Then McGovern would 8 tial nomination is not sure he run as an independent candi- has the votes at the conven- the date next fall to "punish" Tivo Gunmen Conimandeer Bus tion to overturn the Creden- Democratic candidate tials ruling This prediction was made Any sign of vulnerability by Rick Stearns one of Mc- '11 ake Race Fans for Ride: $3413 will soften McGovern's sup- Govern's chief political aides port And a court decision at the Senator's presidential against him can only help his campaign headquarters in BALTIMORE Md (AP) Two about 11 am pulled guns on the driver as opponents Washington armed men commandeered a busload of the bus neared the Baltimore Beltway on Pu- The Credentials Commit- Stearns' statement high- racetrack fans Monday and forced the driver laski Highway northof the city tee in a close vote-split be- lighted the increasing bitterlarting to circle the city while they robbed the pas- He said the driver was forced to enter tween McGovern backers ness in the party as McGov- sengers the Beltway and drive completely around and a "stop-McGovern" co- ern's campaign heads for a The men one armed with a shotgun es- the city while the gunmen went from pas- alition set aside the results collision with the stop-Mc- caned with $3413 an hour later at the Balti- senger to passenger taking 'valuables of the winner-take-all Cali- Govern coalition at the con- more Beltway Interchange with Route 95 in Forty-three of the 45 passengers told po- fornia primary Instead of vention in Miami Beach next Halethrope a small suburban community 10 lice they had been robbed getting all 271 delegate week miles south of Baltimore police said No one George Dotson the driver said the ban- votes McGovern was given was hurt dits ordered him to stop the bus at the inter- 120 and the rest were appor- SUCH THREATS have Thomas Manning manager of the change and that both fled on foot over an tioned among his eight oppo- begun to flow from the Mc- Baltimore Motor Coach Co said the bus embankment and across the busy highway nents in that primary Govern camp in response te) carried 46 passengers and was en route to No getaway car was seen Dotson said the anti-McGovern forces' Delaware Park Race Course at Stanton The three passengers who were not rob- dire predictions that the Manning said the gunmen who boarded bed said they told the gunmen they had no nomination of McGovern the bus at the Baltimore Civic Center at money Turn to Page 22A Col 1 American warplanes in weekend raids bombed the Uong Bi electric power plant 10 miles north of the port city of Haiphong the command said Spokesmen said pilots from the US aircraft carrier Midway one of five carriers off the Vietnamese 90 coast destroyed the plant'scoal-treatment building and six other structures and heavily damaged the boiler and generator buildings PILOTS FROM' the carrier Saratoga attacked the Cam Pha petroleum storage area 38 miles east of Haiphong setting off 11 explosions spokesmen said UPI correspondent Barney Seibert reporting from Hue said 31 rounds of artillery hit the city Monday after an 80- round barrage fired Sunday Most of the shells exploded in slum-dwelling areas kill-a ing at least 14 persons and wounded 58 all civilians Among the six military bases guarding Hue the heaviest attack was directed at Artillery Base Jack 18 miles to the northwest not far from the Quang Tri front A total of 500 artillery rounds pounded Jack and then troops identified as reg- ular North Vietnamese sot-as diers attacked the base The ground attack was repulsed one South Vietnamese soldier being killed and four others wounded The bodies of five North Vietnamese later were found on the base perimeter MOST OF the troops being used on the Quang Tri front about 30 miles north of Hue were taken from defensive positions around the old capital leaving it to be defended by about 10000 members of the South Vietnamese First Army Division About two battalions of South Vietnamese approxme imately 1000 men were involved in the battle across the Truong Phuod River Monday just south of Quang Tri City Far to the south a 2000- man force of Communists spearheaded by tanks attacked the district headquarters town of Son Be about 80 miles north of Saigon Military spokesmen said an estimated 120 Communists were killed and one tank was knocked out in the fighting in which one South Vietnamese soldier was killed A US Army UHI Huey helicopter crashed about four miles south of Song Be spokesmen said and all five men aboard the aircraft were rescued uninjured In southern Cambodia fighting dropped off at three government-h I positions that have been under Communist command pressure in the last few days American warplanes in weekend raids bombed the Uong Bi electric power plant 10 miles north of the port city of Haiphong the com- mand said Spokesmen said pilots from the US aircraft carrier Midway one of five carriers off the Vietnamese coast destroyed the plant's- coal treatment building and six other structures and heavily damaged the bolIer and generator buildings the carrier PILOTS FROM' WASHINGTON (AP) Newly devised taxes on air passengers went into effect over the weekend at five airports but thousands refused to pay The collection of the new municipal head taxes and the requirement that hold-out passengers fill out refusal forms resulted in massive delays at the major airport involved Philadelphia The City of Brotherly Love has imposed the stiffest charge of any yet levied or proposed $2 per person for all air travelers arriving or departing There was less difficulty initially at the other airports with lighter traffic and with a more modest $1 fee for departing passengers only: Richmond Va SarasotaBrandenton Fla Huntsville Ala and Tr-City Airport Sagnaw Mich WASHINGTON (AP) Jewly devised taxes on air assengers went into effect ver the weekend at five air- orts but thousands refused a pay The collection of the new lunici pal head taxes and he requirement that hold-out assengers fill out refusal arms resulted in massive Ielays at the major airport wolved Philadelphia The City of Brotherly Love las imposed the stiffest harge of any yet levied or Imposed $2 per person or all air travelers arriving departing There was less difficulty nitially at the other airports Rh lighter traffic and with more modest $1 fee for de- passengers only: tichmond Va Sarasota- lrandenton Fla Huntsville Oa and Tri-City Airport agnaw Mich SLATER said in London he received confirmation of Fischer's acceptance by telephone and had been told the challenger planned to fly to Reykjavik Fischer had to arrive in Reykjavik by noon or forfeit his chance at Spassky and the title The first game is to begin at 1 pm Miami time postponed from the same time Sunday at Fischer's request The Russians from Spas-sky here in Iceland to the Soviet Chess Federation in Moscow protested the fact that the World Chess Federa he of the to in reit ind to me re- So- in act ma- SLATER sal( received con Fischer's accep phone and had challenger plat Reykjavik Fischer had Reykjavik by I his chance at the title The ft at 1 pn postponed I time Sunday a quest The Russian sky here in Ice viet Chess I Moscow protr that the World 11 James adds I k1 4 I 1 11 James 1 1one) i i 1 4 I 1 Ii 1 1 I i I i 1 I I I 1 I I 1 4 Ibegin i I i i I I 4 A i 1 1 i 1 I Icapital I 1 i 4 i 'I I James 1 ad(ls i '-1 1 I i I i A SPOKESMAN for the Air Transport Association said that since the head taxes at the airports went into effect Saturday they have not yet been fully tested "The big crunch comes tomorrow" he said A SPOKESMAN for the kir Transport Association aid that since the head taxes I the airports went into ef- ect Saturday they have not et been fully tested "The big crunch comes to- norrow" he said Turn to Page I6A Col I Turn to Pagt North South Make Pacts In Korea Cl North 1 3lake Iii Ka Fly Your Flag -'1'4 i I trmra 77717 1 IrtnrfirrA-rTrr117r'77117w'77- s- 1 '-7- -6 :4 "11-''-d 't 't- :1 vi t-----1" f' 0' 1 :4 'Y 4 rt: 4'! 4-k: 't '7 ''''5: -'f 4: r' --t---''4 j-- i tt 18101241''' ''''fi 1 i-'5:" IAA 0'1 -K' iA''1: 4' -4 1 11 ''4' i r'e i'v-1 '-'i a -i r-A 7 ysi 1: '1' -I --f'- tA 'i-' 4 Itt'- v- 4 i s''' 4 0 44: 40 1 7't'4' 414--0-1? 4 1 I I Ni 4 4'1 '1 4 iS' '4" 1'4' I if 'i 4fx le 4 -1 f-i 5 :4 t1 1 Al i' 4' i 3' te it 5: 14 l'' I 1 i A I-ii 1 il' I 4 li 44 1Ai li A i If -1 't A1: I 1 r- i pi- 1-: 'NI 1'' 4 4 0 4" A ifi i A I 4' 4 1P" l' i '4 44: 7 il 1- '4- kf'5: A 'S ''0 I 1 i 4 4 4 4 c-g -1 kr 'f1 4 to 4--w 4 A 1' 7 a 3 At''' ii' 2 iii itht At: at 1 I's kw AIK 1 imit Ai I z- It's Independence Day Index nce Day It's ON THE DAY after the Credentials Committee action last week McGovern's delegate counters said they had enough votes to overturn the decision at the convention and added that a court cballenge was "one of our options" But the anti-McGovern forces including the AFL-CIO and backers of Sen Hubert Humphrey and Gov George Wallace with representatives of Sen Edmund Muskie tagging along intend to make the floor vote on the California issue the do-or-die vote for the McGovern candidacy That vote is scheduled to come on the first night of the convention and ifMcGovern fails to overturn the California decision his candidacy could die with that failure partly because of the psychological impact on the delegates THE MeGOVERN decision to appeal to the courts came after about a week of rolling delegates on the California question Rauh filed his suit against the Democratic National Committee the Credentials Turn to Page 22A CA 1 ON THE DAY after the Credentials Committee ac- tion last week McGovern's delegate counters said they Amusements 5C Bishop 4E Classified 90 Comics 4E Crossword 4E Deaths 43 Financial 58 Florida News 23 Coin 48 Voroacope 5E SEOUL South Korea (AP) North and South Korea have held top-level meetings in Pyongyang and Seoul to discuss problems concerning improving relations and territorial reunification of the country South Korea announced today They agreed among other things to mutually refrain from undertaking armel provocations and to install a hot line between Seoul and Pyongyang "in order to prevent the outbreak of unexpected military incidents" an announcement said The announcement was made simultaneously in Seoul and the North Korean capital uth and 3ms eta- luth SEOUL So (AP) Nor Korea have meetings in Seoul to dist concerning in tions and terr cation of the Korea annount They agreed things to mi from under provocations hot line betwi Pyongyang "ir vent the outb pected mil irar! announcement The annot made simu Seoul and the Kilratrick lA Xooed 5E Landers IC Latin News JO Movies 6C People 204 Peterson 4E Riese' 14 Tilosteson 3C TVRadio 2E 14 1 ex------- Kilratrick TA i4''' Xooed 5E 14 1 Landers IC Latin News TO Movies 6C ro People 204 Peterson 4E 'TIc Riese' TA 'i1IP 1 Tirosteson 3C TVRadio 2E iiii ti 44 THE HIGH command reported that at the hill of Phnon Thmar Doh 18 miles south of Phnom Penh Cambodian forces suffered three men wounded Monday At the town of Anglassom 40 miles south of the capital th ee Cambodians were killed and two others wounded in a series of clashes Allied warplanes hit enemy concentrations near the town but sporadic harassing bombardment continued rrOdZIN'sS Football coach: "Things look so bad for the fats that I may have to use students on the team "Things for the fats have to use he team Press Wirephote 10000 persons have gathered at a marshy Rocky Mountain meadow for a religious festival "Astrologically its a very spiritual time" a member of the Rainbow Family of Living Light said (See story Page 3B) A y9ing woman raises her arms skyward during one of several religious ceremonies at Strawberry Lake Colo 48 miles west of Denver More than cs OEIMMUMIMMnMII OMagLAMAW'WSMi111ad106101161Mkr11 110111Maramas mommozolina 6r4 I fri.