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Today in Newsday CONVENTION '72 McGovern Wants Kennedy on Ticket. Page 1. Humphrey Abandons a 12-Year Struggle. Page 7. For Muskie, Ending the Campaign was an Act of Mercy.

Page 7. Even Among Enemies, It Was Wallace's Moment. Page 6. Wallace Loses on Platform Issues. Page 11.

NY Delegation's Biggest Issue: Who Gets the Extra Passes. Page 12. Mike McGrady: Another Time, Another Place for McCarthy. Page 6. Hot Interviews and Cold Ratings for TV Convention Staffs.

Page 13. WORK HABITS- -Federal census figures for 1970 show that, while more Long Islanders than ever before are working in Nassau and Suffolk Counties, those who don't are ranging farther afield, traveling to Connecticut and New Jersey, And Long Island workers are using their cars in increasing numbers to get to work. Page 3. THE FLAMES DIE The Holtsville-Farmingville fire district, divided for years over the issue of a split, finally held a referendum on the matter. When it was all over (except for some diehard bickering), Holtsville-Farmingville was splitsville.

Page 3. LONG ISLAND SHORE THING--It wasn't just another day at the beach for those 100 youngsters who went on an outing to Fire Island along with their youthful chaperones. They were blind or braindamaged, but their handicaps did not seem to limit their intense enjoyment of the experience. Page 19. CHIEF HOLDING ON-Police Capt.

Rocco J. Yula, who has been in charge of Glen Cove's police force since June 10, said he is opposed to the appointment of a permanent police chief until he can have another crack at the job next vear. Page 21. Long Island reports on Pages 18-33 INTERNATIONAL JUNTA 11 of Turkey's 67 provinces already under martial law because of THE CHESS BOARD Bobby Fischer terrorist activity, pressure is building for a military takeover of the government. The possibility of rule by a military junta is examined in another article in the series on Europe in the '70s.

Page 9. was reduced to the Comerford LI Diary -18 where the Mostly sunny today, high Comics Money and humid in point best he can hope for upper except Crossword Movie Time Table 80s in the 70s along the South Shore. Chance of rain late tonight and tomor- Cryptoquote 45A News Calendar in his first match against champion row. Low tonight in upper 60s; high tomorrow Darcy Obituaries Boris of in upper 70s. Precipitation probability 10 per Editorials Problem Line 2A.

cent today, 30 per cent tonight. Sun sets 8:28, Education 11A Radio Spassky Russia for the Listings -83A rises 5:36. (Tide tables in Sports Section.) Fashion 13A Sports 77-88 champion- Food 15A TV Listings world ship is 8 draw. Fritchey Viewpoints When the players adjourned, after 40 SCOREBOARD Total Pages Today-188 moves each, Spass(When calling from Queens or NYC, first dial area code 516) ky held a slim ad- Giants 6, Mets 1 Nassau Telephone: 741-1234. Nassau Classified Ads: 294- 6000.

Suffolk Telephones: 588-2121. 665-2161, 368-0210. 643- vantage he could The Mets keep losing, and they keep losing 8183, 727-2328. New York City Telephone: 291-0330. conceivably turn players.

Outfielder John Milner suffered a neck Second class postage paid at Garden City, N.Y. Published into a victory. They injury in a collision with Bud Harrelson. Even 550 Stewart and Sunday morning by Newsday, each weekday afternoon Garden Y. 11530.

and Union were to resume the the bat boy got hurt last night. Ronkonkoma, N.Y. 11779. William Attwood. President.

Robert C. Lobdell, Secretary, Frank M. Farrell, Treasurer, first game of their Subscription rates: a copy daily, a copy series to- By Carrier 1 yr. 6 mos. 3 mos.

1 mo. Yankees 7, Angels 3 24-game day. Page 85. Felipe Alou and Ron Swoboda each drove Weekly By Mail Postpaid In U.S. home two runs in a six-run third inning to help Weekdays Sunday $43.00 $21.50 $11.25 $3.75 Weekdays only 30 00 15.00 7.50 2.50 Fritz Peterson go the route against the Angels.

Sunday only 13.00 6.50 3.75 1.25 TOUGHER ON TAIWAN-Chinese officials are telling visitors that the U.S. must break all relations with Taiwan before there is a normalization of Sino-American relations. Since the communique signed by President Nixon and Chinese Premier Chou En-lai-which spoke of "progressive reductions" of U.S. forces on Taiwan--the Chinese attitude has toughened. Page 4.

Newsday Photo by George Argeroplos: High Cost of Collection APPEALS FOR PRISONERS The Vatican has "made several attempts, directly and indi- Under rates recently affirmed by the Long Beach City Council, it costs as much as 30 rectly," for an exchange of prisoners in Vietnam, times more than before to have trash collected but without success, Secretary of State Rogers said. He made the statement in Rome after from apartment buildings. The council apparspending hour with Pope Paul VI. Page 4. ently approved the rates inadvertently, and city an officials have pledged to lower them.

Page 21. TARNISHED IMAGE- The Swedes polished up their image during the recent UN environment conference, but the picture of $4,000 Jackpot Sweden as the land of sweet air, pure water and posed sensitive to the industries fact. The becomes first of tarnished when articles ex- Still Unclaimed two examines the myth. Page 3A. This week's $4,000 Bonus Jackpot in the Newsday TV Book Lucky NATIONAL Number Game is still unclaimed.

Tomorrow at 5 PM is the deadline APOLLO CACHE-When the three Apollo for claiming the jackpot and the 15 astronauts went to the moon, they carried remaining weekly prizes totaling 400 unauthorized stamps, stamps now collector's $6,040. Details on Page 31. items worth $1,500 each. The astronauts say they did that to help establish a trust fund for their children. But NASA is canceling that out.

Page 4. Here's an index to all the features: Worldwide reports on Pages 9-17 Alvarez 14A Horoscope Bombeck In Review Bridge 44A Kitman WEATHER Buskin Landers 43.A Classified Letters .49 2 Wednesday, July 12, 1972.