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ost 40-P- lkii -If 4 19 A Jr x- 71- 4- i -i -13: 04 A "1 I li i kt 7- iRo 's' i rt 1 4- t-P- i N'4-' 404 lk '''k itC 10' given to the acquaintance however they realized on their own that this was improper and declined to accept either the trust fund or the alternative offer of stamps in exchange for the 100 postal covets" NASA said The Apollo 15 crew like those on earlier moon missions had NASA's permission within established procedures to carry personal items including some postal covers thorized covers must be considered in this light "Nonetheless NASA can-Clot condone these actions" NASA said it had learned ihat the Apollo 15 crew had agreed at one time to provide 100 covers from their forthcoming mission to the acquaintance in return for establishment of a "trust fund" or their children "After the covers had been Mu Gia Pass through the mountains into Laos In that area about 75 miles north of the Demilitarized Zone separating the two Vietnams the command said pilots reported 81 secondary explosions and 19 fuel-fed fires from their raids on gasoline and oil storage areas and pipelines tary spokesmen said each of three North Vietnamese attacks within seven miles of the provincial capital was repulsed Communist losses were estimated at 119 killed and government casualties were listed as six dead and 13 wounded Before the helicopter landing of Marines on the northeastern edge of the city US Air Force B52 bombers dumped about 300 tons of high explosive in the area Smaller jet fighter-bombers supported the ground operation on both sides of the city The US Command said marginal weather reduced the number of raids over North Vietnam Monday to 188 most of them flown in the southern panhandle region and directed against the SAIGON (UPI) US Marine Corps helicopters ferried 1000 South Vietnamese troops to the edge of Quang Tri City Tuesday as part of a fresh two-pronged assault to recapture the northern pro vincial capital the North Vietnamese have held for 10 weeks Witnesses said three of the Marine helicopters one of them a huge CH53 super Jolly Green Giant were shot down by intense North Vietnamese fire A Navy spokesman said the fate of American crewmen and others aboard the CH53 was unknown The two other smaller CH46 Sea Knight aircraft returned to allied lines before crashing Their crewmen were rescued uninjured Ports Shut ill Halvall Dispute Di( THE COMMAND said a US Navy A7 Corsair was downed near Thanh Hoa 63 miles south of the North Vietnamese capital of Hanoi The pilot was listed as missing Radio Hanoi claimed that seven American planes were shot down during raids Tuesday over the country's northern section but the US Command declined comment I i i 1-- -4 44 IRE 4 I 3i3 HONOLULU (UPI) Hawaii's 900 dock workers attended "stopwork" meetings held by the International Longshoreman's and Warehousemen's Union again Tuesday in what began to to ok like an undeclared strike 1 Fischer's Tardy But Chess Match Press Wirephble Belfast Girl Brings Tea to Royal Scots Guardsman he took corer amid renewed violence in the area Begins at Last Three More Killed in Ulster As Protestant Parades Near FISCHER who had beaten three international grand masters to qualify as Spassky's opponent' agreed to come to Reykjavik after a British banker doubled the purse with a personal contribution of $125000 THE PERMISSION was granted with the condition that the articles be retained by the astronauts or be given to personal friends They were not to be used for commercial Cr fund-raising purposes or personal gain NASA said On Apollo 15 the astronauts were authorized to carry 232 of the specially stamped envelopes with markings showing they had made the round trip to the moon The 400 unauthorized covers were carried in addition to the approved ones A NASA spokesman identified the acquaintance to whom he said the 100 unauthorized postal covers were given as Hoist Walter Eire-man a naturalized American living at Stuttgart Eireman met the astronauts when he was working for an aerospace contractor at Cocoa Beach Fla the spokesman said A German dealer involved was identified as Herman Sieger D7973 Lorch Germany A COPY OF a West German newspaper advertisement circulated here showed that Sieger offered the material for 4850 marks or about $1500 each The advertisement carried a photograph of the coveted cover with explanations in German of the English terms The tipper left hand corner carried the handwritten remark "Landed at Hadley Moon July 30 1971" with the signatures of Dave Scott and Jim Irwin The 10-cent US stamp in the upper right hand corner carried the caption "First Man on the Moon" and was postmarked Kennedy Space Center Fla July 25 am 1971: Another stamp in the lower right hand corner the eight-cent "United States in Space-a Decade of Achievement" was postmarked on the USS Okinawa LPH-3 the recovery ship Aug 7 1971 THE LEFT SIDE of the envelope carried the Apollo 15 insignia designed the German advertisement noted by Italy's Emilio Pucci THE HELICOPTERS flew from US Navy Seventh fleet aircraft carriers off the Viet- namese coast The aircraft droppecl about 1000 South Vietnamese Marines on the northeastern edge of Quang Tri at about the same time 250C government paratroopers launched a drive into the opposite southwestern edge of the city North Vietnamese troops firing recoilless rifles mor7 tars and machine guns from entrenched positions fought back fiercely Sketchy reports from the front indicated that the South Vietnamese were making little headway and their casualties in the first hours of fighting were at least four dead and 15 wounded To the rear of the South Vietnamese battle lines around the city North Vietnamese armored units apparently advancing from other areas in the Communist-controlled province attacked government position's established earlier in the Quang Tri campaign GOVERNMENT mill REYKJAVIK Iceland (UPI) Bobby Fischer using his delay tactics to the fullest arrived eight minutes late Tuesday for the opening game of his world shin chess match against Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union By the time the American challenger sat down at the chess board on stage in a 3000-seat auditorium the deputy arbiter of the match had started the game's timing clock and Spassky had made his opening move The audience gave Fischer a 30-second ovation when he stepped on stage keep peace durng the parades and deal with 'snipers who have stepped up their attacks since the provisional wing of the Irish Republican Army called off its ceasefire Sunday When all 1200 British reinforcements arrive there will be 17000 soldiers in the provinces the most since troops first were sent in August 1969 to put down sectarian strife THERE WAS a threat of more trouble from militant Protestants who said they would move against IRA gunmen if British troops did not take the offensive The Protestant Ulster Defense Association enraged by reports that William Whitelaw British Secretary of State for Northern Ireland had met IRA leaders secretly during the truce threatened civil war unless he ordered the army crush the IRA t'If the security forces and Mr White law do not take and keep up offensive action against the terrorists the Ulster Defense Association will become the Ulster Offensive Association and will take steps to eliminate terrorists" the UDA's 13-man ruling council said in a statement The organization claims it can mobilize more than 25000 men The British Army said there were three bombings and 233 shooting incidents in the 24-hour period ending at 8 am Tuesday and more than a -dozen shooting incidents after that Troops claimed 15 gunmen were hit Only military and interisland cargo was moved and there was no indication when the dock gangs would resume work ILWU Regional Director Robert McElrath would not say when or if the men would return to the docks "The stopwork meetings are of an indefinite length" he said The ILWIls longshore negotiating committee met Monday night for several hours Those present refused to comment on what occurred at the closed-door meeting coy JOHN A Burns continued his behind-the-scenes role and was reportedly in constant touch with Federal Mediator Reynolds Hagist and his personal state mediator Bert Kobayashi Burns canceled a trip' to the Democratic National Convention and Hawaii's delegation had to select a new chairman The shipping industry reacted sharply to the stop-work meetings Bernard Eilerts chief spokesman for the 11 companies blasted the ILW11 saying it was attempting to "resolve the issues by strike tactics rather than across the table" Although the union would not comment on its latest contract position unofficial sources said the stalemate centered over management insistence that work forces on the outer islands be slashed Then Spassky demanded a personal apology from Fischer for the delay and the American gave it to Mai in a letter delivered last week Despite the television rangements there was no filming of Tuesday's opening match because Fischewwould not permit it His spokesmen said however that television of the rest of the games might be arranged The match for as many as 24 games As champion Spasskyneeds 12 points to win Fischer needs 125 One point is 'awarded for a victoryand a half point is awarded to each player in a draw 21t tu th Ti tic 1 le of Un la 'WE en( ea( ecc the am tan 1 gli! ma len fail ing for on agr ape Ind cul me the me ren the pcx of ufal dus ten req wo dus few fail wh por ha! tior I cor ma grc in ses to zat me ma wii ser the Ma sp( to tra fig guc res wa Ap ME ma pal of tilT of I SI fre caz am liqi cifi the sal ov bef a sto car 401 cre ing tin Zox 0 Iic wil tha lini tivi sai in Sal tie Mil als sty tior A Esi IOC 7- I i smoomom 1 tu th Ti tic 1 le I of tin lar 'WE en( ea( em the am tan 1 gli! ma len fail ing ll I for on agr and i I Ind cul me the me ren the 1 po( dus ten rer wo dus few fail wh por ha! tior I 1 coy I ma grc in ses to zat me ma wii ser the I 4 Ma sp( to tra fig gu( res wa Ap 4 ME ma pal of thr of I S) PI I fre car an liql cifi the sal ovl bef a sto car 401 1 cre ing tin Zor CI 0 I lic( wil tha lin tivi 1 I sai in Sal tie Mil ails sty tor A Esi IOC DESPITE his late arrival he was unruffled and appeared relaxed He shook hands with Spassky sat down slowly in his special swivel chair flown from New York studied the board for two minutes and made his first move BELFAST (UPI) Gunmen killed three persons in Northern Ireland Tuesday and another died of wounds suffered earlier in violence between British troops and Protestants and Roman Catholics The killings came one day before the Protestant Orange Order parades expected to trigger more fighting One of those killed was a British soldier hit by a sniper as his patrol cleared the rubble of a bombed flower shop in Londonderry A 1-year-old youth was killed in shooting between soldiers and gunmen in Belfast's Catholic Andersontown district The army said the youth was believed to be a sniper THE BODY of a man in his 20s bound and gagged was found earlier in the day in a field in the Protestant Carlisle Circus area of Belfast and another man died in the hospital from gunshot wounds suffered earlier Elsewhere in Northern Ireland police said gunmen stole more that $3700 in three robberies in County Armagh and bombed a pub at Ballagy 40 miles north of Belfast No injuries were reported The killings brought the death toll in three years of violence in the province to 421 The province's British government meanwhile brought in more troops and ordered Protestants to change the route of Wednesday's Orange Order parades originally planned to skirt Belfast's Catholic neighborhoods THE PARADES commemorating the 1690 battle of the Boyne which resulted in Protestant domination over Northern Ireland's Catholic minority have sparked sectarian violence in past years About 500 additional British troops arrived Tuesday to Tropical Depression Forms Off the Coast Heads 1corth by reconnaissance aircraft and were expected to increase before hitting land forecasters said Spassky playing white opened with the pawn to Queen Four Fischer opened with his knight to King Bishop Three From there the game proceeded briskly as the players traded pawns in the ninth and 10th moves and queens in the I lth and 12th The match being played for a $250000 purse as well as the world title was delayed twice from its original ly scheduled July 2 starting date The winner will receive $150000 the loser $100000 They will share revenue from television rights Fischer 29 of Brooklyn NY did not show up in time for the starting date nine days ago remaining in New York in an unsuccessful attempt to force the Icelandic organizers of the match to add a percentage of the gate to the original $125000 purse and 30 per cent of the television rights Ebe tieralb The Miami Herald is published every morning by The Miami Herald Publishing Co A Division of Knight Newspapers Inc One Herald Plaza Miami Florida 33101 Second class postage paid at 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Ads 3541-2223 From Florida cities outside Dade County dial toll-free 1400-431-0911 All Other Department' 3514111 By KEVIN MOLLOY Herald Staff Writer A tropical depression developed off the Florida east coast Tuesday Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center said the depression formed from a low pressure trough which has lingered in the Florida Straits for several days and caused rain over South Florida for three days forecasters said The depression was located late Tuesday about 75 miles southeast of Charleston South Carolina Forecasters predicted it would drift slowly to the north making a landfall on the border between the Carolinas by a high pressure area Pelissier said "This gives it a better circulation in its center" he said The central barometric pressure in the depression was holding at 3001 inches Small craft warnings were in effect along the coastline of the Carolinas and will spread into southeast Virgin ia later today the hurricane center said Meanwhile much of the same is in store or South Florida The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies through Thursday A few thundershowers are possible Highs will be in the upper 80s and lows will be in the mid-70s Southeasterly winds will be 10 to 15 mph and shower probability 60 per cent The lower left band corner carried the signatures of all three astronauts-signed after their return from the moon the advertisement noted The reverse side of the envelope carried this legend: "This is to certify that this cover was on board the Falcon at the Hadley-Apennine Moon July 30-August 2 1971 Mrs CB Carsey notary public in and for Harris County Texas My commission expires June 1 1973" ASSISTING THE ILWU with strategy sessions were acting international president William Chester international secretary-treasurer Louis Goldblatt and coast labor relations head William Ward Hawaii's longshoremen have been working under terms of a contract that expired June 30 1971 During negotiations the union won an 82 cent an hour wage increase but talks bogged down over work guarantees "There is little chance for the storm to develop to tropical tor rn or hurricane strength at this time since it is so close to land" said Hurricane Forecaster Joe Pellissier "It is unlikely that it would turn out toward the sea now but later if it should further development would be possible" he said Winds were reported to be 35 to 45 mph off the Carolina coast with heavy rains pelting the area Seasup to 6 feet have been reported forecasters said The storm is surrounded Highest Inds were clocked at 40 miles an hour Airliners' First-Aid Kits Scored After Accident Rain and Humidity Dominate Nation's Weather 6" en by noon Some local from the upp( flooding was also reported to the Cent there Kansas was also hit The nation's hard as four to five inches of rain inundated the experienced a area Light rain also fell and humid da from the upper to the Central The nation's experienced a and humid day The nation's Central Plains felt the affects of locally heavy rains and thunderstorms Southeast Nebraska reported up to six inches of rain had fall Northwest Rockies midsection very warm with tern peratures 10 to 15 degrees above normal The national forecast: Thundershowers are again on tap for much of the nation Scat tered showers will fall from Kansas eastward to the Atlantic Coast The New England area will be spared showers Tide Tables in Sports Sec FORECAST WEATHER MAP FOR WEI AM JULY 12 Map Dom end Forecasts By Nottonel Wroth NOAA Oeoottment of Co mole MIAMI AND VICINITY: Partly cloudy through Thursday A few afternoon thundershowers possible High in the upper 80s Low in the mid 70s Southeasterly winds 10 to 15 mph Shower probability 60 per cent i Local National World Temperatures GREATER MIAMI tPrec I 16 73 fl Miami Beach 17 is I I 87 rec 21 Miami Airport Philadeinhia 86 68 Pittsburgh 78 63 33 Washington 86 68 MIDWEST Lt407dA24 i i I-A 009 7 i 4 -7 '''''ZNA) oc f- Ittqie i i $1 01)' r1 P070 tIco'A eZ A A Iteoefea i A' "41AR 1-'f--b 7 4:: aost pi'014 0'140' :4 i ktzi 'I' 7' 1 A -7: E'''' -0 ti- 'SWlf-'' 7---- it if -a-3 e''' '1 Pi '''''''-'-'11OtY1 il g51 i 4- I- I 2- Cal l'' i I 1 ii --1 i tT 1:213:3 OPT 170NTH i T77711 iv -e FLORIDA: Partly cloudy with scattered mainly afternoon thundershowers High in the upper 80s to low 90s Low in the mid 70s to around 80 in the Keys 72 69 69 65 72 11 three types of first-aid kits similar in content and varying only in size and in quantity of supplies The smallest is for planes that carry no more than five persons The next twice as large is for planes carrying six to 25 persons The other three times the size of the smallest is for planes carrying more than 25 REED SAID it was highly unlikely that one kit size would suffice for capacities ranging from 26 to the more Ilan 300 passengers of some aircraft The board proposed that more kits be provided on larger planes but that their size be kept small enough to assure ease of handling in confined spaces It also recommended that units be located strategically through the airplane cabin for ready access and as a reminder of cabin deformation that might result from hard landings or water ditchings "A sufficient supply of materials should be available to permit the treatment of lacerations and immobilization of fractures without having to rely on makeshift arrangemcnts to compensate for the lack of certain supplies" the board said WASHINGTON (AP) The National Transportation Safety Board said Tuesday that a turbulence accident aboard a huge 747 jet last winter showed that first-aid supplies aboard new wide-body airliners are Madequate The board asked the Federal Aviation Administration to amend regulations governing such supplies The notice from Safety Board Chairman John Reed to FAA Administrator John Shaffer referred to injuries aboard a Miami-toLos Angeles National Airlines Boeing 747 flight carrying 334 persons during severe turbulence near Grand Isle La "OUR INVESTIGATION has disclosed an area of concern regarding the adequacy of first-aid supplies on board the airplane" Reed said "The number of first-aid kits is well as the contents of the kits appeared to have been inadequate to treat the 38 passengers and four stewardesses who sustained injuries "It was necessary for More than two hours to use makeshift arrangements to immobilize fractures stop bleeding and dress wounds" FAA regulations specify 84 89 84 79 98 85 is 87 93 85 se Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Des Moinei Detroit Duluth Indianapolis Kansas City Milwaukee Nipls-St Omaha St Louis 63 49 67 Birmingharn Brussels Casablanca Copenhagen Dublin Geneva HOng Kong Lisbon London Madrid Malta Moscow New Delhi Nice Oslo Paris Peking Rome Saloon Sofia Stockholm Syaney Tel Aviv Tokyo Tunis Vienna Warsaw Ii' 1 il 76 68 75 61 55 66 79 I 61 s's 84 79 82 73 61 61 84 79 79 50 $9 88 88 79 67 67 72 92 SI FLORIDA I PreC Apalachicola el 73 Bradenton 90 72 02 Clewiston 07 69 Daytona Bch 85 72 05 Ft Laud 09 75 Ft Myers 91 73 2 55 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