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post-gazette i mondav, july 3, 1972 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIItllllllllllllllllltlllllll(lllllllll IIIMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIUirilllMnilllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMn taniakcrs is plan Free Buses Fail Car-Clogged Rome e- I lis- 2 Duke of Windsor's Other Women By ROBIN ADAMS SLOAV Q. I'm curious lo know whether the Duke of Windsor rvrr had another important woman in his life besides Wallis? After all. he wasn't a boy when he married her. D. Chesapeake, Va.

A. British royalty was more sheltered in those days and to-bumper frustration. The city has already made a pedestrian island out of Piazza Navona and a few other squares but is yet unwilling to expand this Idea in a hurry for fear of further clogging nearby streets and squares. An elaborate subway network Is still far in the future with Romans content with a single line. Other lines are in planning stages where some have been for more than 10 years and will probably remain there for years.

Although considered the most efficient method of urban transportation, subways cause controversy in the Eternal City. When they dig, water comes up, raising fears that that the city is on water and may sink. Or, if there is no water, there are always ruins beneath, enough to stop drillings because the area becomes some sort of a national treasure. ROMP (AP) Another phase of Rome's experiment with free buses is over, leaving the bankrupt city more in debt and its tiny streets and big squares as clogged as ever. And, some say, that was Rome's final attempt to see if its "Operation Gratis" would induce Romans to part with their cars and take the bus.

Many didn't. The bus line says, however, that its riders increased about 10 per cent in the two months it offered free public transportation at peak commuting hours. But no one was claiming that traffic congestion in the historic heart of Roma declined correspondingly. Other experiments earlier in the year yielded similar results. Yesterday, with the city-supported bus line $2.5 million poorer, Rome embarked on another plan reduced fares.

Commuters can buy monthly ticket books for a single line for 1,000 lire or $1.70, twice that for two lines or triple for all lines. Individual fares will again be 50 lire 8 cents a ride. After a loss, the new plan is expected to bring in some cash to the city, whose debt stands at $2.5 billion and accrues $1.5 million a day. Transportation experts say Rome's traffic problem is far too complicated to be solved by free buses alone. They cite, for Instance, the staggering number of vehicles In and around Rome a million of them, about a car for every three Romans.

"Maybe the husband took the bus to work during the Gratis period," a bus driver said, "but then I wouldn't be surprised if his wife used the car all day. Where does that leave traffic?" A ban on cars in the center is seen by many as the only way to ease bumper- 1 as the Prince of Wales, Kd-ward kept his private life quiet. 0 w-ever, he was said to be very much in love with Lady Rosemary Leven- 0 Cower, the beautiful daughter of the Duke of I I i 7 lltlllllllUIIIIMIMIIIIII Illll tlltlllirilllllllltllllllllll IIIMIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllltl II IIIIIIIIIIMItllltllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMItllllllMtlllll -Associated Press Wlreohole O'Brien Gels Fischer Fails to Show, McGovcrn Escapes Chess Forfeit JlillUOrSCniCllt (Continued from Page 1) Thank You Pat Nixon kisses girl In Ukrainian folk costume who gave a bouquet of flowers to the First Lady at the opening of the Nixon Phones Mitchell, New Political Aide SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (A P) President Nixon worked yesterday on the strategy and tactics of his re-election effort and telephoned his just-resigned campaign manager, John Mitchell, to "express his understanding" of Mitchell's decision to quit full-time politics. Press secretary Ronald L.

Ziegler reported Nixon's early-morning call to Mitchell, former attorney general and long-time Nixon friend who resigned as campaign director Saturday after receiving an ultimatum from his wife, Martha, to get out of politics or she would leave him. The prince Quern Elitahelh and Duchess of Windsor. proposed marriage many times, but Lady Rosemary hated the idea of being queen. Ultimately, she wed his good friend, Eric Ward. In the interval the prince lavished attention on one of America's fabulous Morgan twins, Lady Thelma Furness (aunt of Gloria Vanderbilt Cooper).

It was Lady Thelma who asked her good pal, Wallis Simpson, to keep an eye on the King while she went on a trip. By the time Lady Thelma returned, Wallis had him snared. Incidentally, Lady Rosemary was killed in a plane crash at age 36 in 19.30. Q. What will happen to the surviving Japanese terrorist who helped kill all those people in the Tel Aviv airport? H.

Baltimore. A. Word is out of Israel that Kozo Okamoto, 24, may be allowed to commit suicide provided he will tell all he knows about terrorist activities. Supposedly, that is his deal he will give all the details about how the Arabs recruited him and his two fellow kamikaze cultists who died in the attack if they will let him then take the little white pill he was carrying when he was seized. Kozo believes in eternal glory through violent death.

The Israelis are in the mood to let him have his "glory" and to' save the state a lot of money. Q. I've heard that "All in the Family" is filmed In an nmisual and offbeat way. True? H. Cleveland.

A. Several things. The producers wanted to show the neries in black and white to emphasize the Bunker family's Ukrainian torn Dance festival In Chicago yesterday. Making Nixon 'Tough' Wilhins Slams em Party 'Fumbling' DETROIT (AP) Although accusing the Nixon Administration of being unfriendly toward blacks, Roy Wilkins of the NAACP said yesterday President Nixon will be tough to beat in the November election because of "fumbling" in the Democratic party. However, the executive director of the civil rights group A 'kS it' I I it tf I A I 'A ment for illness must be certified by a doctor that the host organization chooses.

Typical of confusion surrounding preparations for the match, the federation doctor, Ulfar Thor-darson, left for his country hous early yesterday morning. The Russian side reluctantly accepted Euwe's decision. Spassky was asked what he thought of the situation and the 35-year-old champion replied: "I came to play." At a late afternoon news conference where he announced the decision on the postponement, Euwe said: "I think there will be no play at all. That is my personal opinion." Euwe had said earlier that cancellation would be "a great loss in many respects for the Icelandic organizers who have a great investment at stake and for the game of chess itself." Americans claiming to rep- lower middle- The Atsocioted PrtM George Mc Govern acted yesterday to widen his support among Democratic regulars by confirming his choice of Lawrence O'Brien to remain as head of the Democratic National Committee. And he announced he'll seek a fence-mending session this week with AFL-CIO president George Meany.

But the South Dakota senator and leading contender for the Democratic presidential nomination would not close the door on the possibility he will refuse to support the nominee if he is someone other than himself. WHAT McGOVERN did do in an interview on ABC's "Issues and Answers" and an impromptu news conference afterwards was repeatedly predict the i in Miami Beach next week will be run according to the party's reform rules. He said again he expects to win back the 151 California delegates that he lost in a Credentials Committee action last week and go on to win the nomination. McGovern has termed the committee's action "an incredible, cynical, rotten political steal." He said at the time that he "couldn't possibly support a convention that would sustain this kind of shabby, would not specuy wno in the Democratic party was guilty of fumbling. And he said the NAACP, being nonpartisan, would not as an organization deliver its support to any candidate.

"Whatever I might say about what the Republicans did, or what the Democrats did, or what the Humphreyites did or McGovernites did would be -Aocloted Prs Wlrftototo BORIS SPASSKY Hearing of postponement. resent Fischer here did not want Fischer disqualified. "One of the troubles is that there is no one here who can act on the authority of Fischer," Euwe added. class background. When CBS insisted on color, Norman Lear and director John Rich designed the set in sepias and grey and dressed the actors in subdued 1- our sure to otlend some of members," Wilkins said.

it i Standby for Convention 11 Army Copters Positioned in Miami MIAMI fAP) Fifty-eight men and 11 UH1 Huey 'helicopters have arrived in Miami from Fort Benning, apparently part of a plan for the possible deployment of Army troops to Miami Beach during the Democratic National Convention starting next week. Area Man Safe After Plane Crash VIRGINIA BEACH, Va.fAP) Two Navy fliers ejected safely from their F-4J Phan- torn fighter before it crashed into a wooded area off West Neck Road Saturday night. The pilot, Lt. Richard Rein-' heimer, 26, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Rudolph Reinheimer III, 100 Terry Drive, Glenshaw, and the radar intercept officer, Lt. J.G. Robert Y. Jordan, 25, of Hobbs, N. were unhurt.

The men are attached to VF-101, an Ocean-based fighter squadron. Saturday night's crash was the squadron's third -this year. The aircraft was on a field carrier landing exercise at1 Fentress Field in the Chese- peake when the accident occurred. A Virginia Beach policeman said Reinheimer landed in the North Landing River. He was rescued by a tug and then transferred to a 14-foot boat which brought him to shore.

Jordan apparently landed on the bank. Snmmy Davis Jr. and Archie Bunker. ors to get the "feeling" they wanted. Director Rich insists also on virtually a closed set for the first three work days of the show.

This allows the actors full freedom to experiment without fearing criticism from outsiders. Another "AH in the Family" bit is to try for an immediate ad lib response to any of Archie's ethnic slurs. This way they've come up with some strong, fresh situations, Q. It seems to me that both Truman Capote and Norman Mailer have been working on new novels for ages. Is this all a From the ocean-front Western White House, Nixon also telephoned Clark MacGregor, the former Minnesota congressman named to succeed Mitchell at re-election headquarters, Ziegler said.

MacGregor has headed the White House congressional liason office for 18 months. ZIEGLER, WHO NOTED that Nixon and Mitchell had been close friends for years, said the President called him to discuss "personal things and to express his understanding" of his decision to resign. Details of the call to MacGregor weren't disclosed, but Nixon presumably reviewed campaign strategy with the new director. Less than an hour after dawn yesterday, aides said Nixon was up and taking a tour of the grounds of his Spanish-style home in an electric golf cart. HE WAS IN his office at the adjoining Western White House by 7 a.

PDT, still operating on Washington time. Ziegler said Nixon also made morning telephone calls to Dr. Billy Graham, evangelist and presidential friend, and to his daughters, Julie Eisenhower and Trie i a Cox. Mrs. Nixon, who was in Chicago attending a Ukraine dance festival when the President flew to California Saturday, planned to join him here last night.

Two of Nixon's friends, Florida banker C. G. (Bebe) and New York industrialist Robert Abplanalp, were at San Clemente when Nixon arrived and they joined him for dinner Saturday night. smokescreen and have they C. abandoned fiction? Bridgeport, Conn.

BUT NOTING recent national convention credentials battles among Democrats and other intraparty fighting Wilkins said that this "fumbling" will make Nixon "a very tough man to beat." Wilkins also said, "in previous administrations, whether they were sincere or not, they always gave the impression that you (blacks) were part of the program for the nation. Now Mr. Nixon has given the impression that you are not a part of the program." Wilkins said he did not want to give the impression that he was more critical of the Nixon Administration than the facts warrant. But he added: "His (Nixon's) attitude on busing are adament and he has convinced black people that he is unfriendly." ASKED HOW the black community perceives the administration's coolness, Wilkins responded, "It's hard to say how do you label a trend." But, he added, "The mood in the black community today is anti-Nixon, anti-Nixon policies." Wilkins said the NAACP will not support any specific Democratic presidential contender. A.

You're right, they both really have been working off and on for a long time on serious works. Capote has been saying for three years now that he's two-thirds away from finishing his book, "An-sewerd Prayers," but friends and parties keep diverting him. Mailer also has been making serious noises for years, but currently is plan back-room dealing. I wouldn't have any part of any convention nominee who would support this." But yesterday McGovern refused to use language quite so threatening, saying 'I would be inclined to support the nominee if he is selected by an honorable legal process according to the rules of our party. "I don't think there's going to be any third party.

I never have." But McGovern would not rule out his own walkout or third-party move If the Credentials Committee were upheld by the full convention and he were to lose the nomination as a result. "That's too iffy a question," he said at one point. The helicopters are parked at Opa-Locka Airport in Miami, a civilian field used for private and commercial aviation. The Army has declined comment on the helicopters' mission, as have the pilots. But motel registrations listed their occupation as S.

Army," and their hometown as Columbus, Ga. where Ft. Benning is located. The Hueys are the Army's main utility-transport helicopter in Vietnam. Two are medical evacuation helicopters marked with red crosses.

The other nine are "slicks," or troop transport choppers. The "slicks" could be used to airlift troops into trouble areas, or they could be used as "command and control" aircraft to watch over demonstrations and coordinate the activities of police and troops. Meanwhile, 25 miles to the south, an olive-drab tent city HOW TO IMPROVE A PERFECT TOMATO: Slice it and toss tt with Mario's pure, light Olive Oil. Delicious summer salads can be this easy! OLIVE OIL ning to go to Miami Beach TRUMAN CAPOTE for Life magazine to cover the politicians versus the television cameras at the Democratic National Convention. Robin Adams Sloan welcomes questions jrom readers.

While Sloan cannot provide individual ansioers, questions general interest will be used in the column. Write to Robin Adams Sloan, in care of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Copyright, 1972 capable of housing, feeding and supplying at least one full Army battalion was completed at Homestead Air Force Base. Army engineers have erected portable latrines, sleeping quarters and mess tents near the end of the runway. So far, no troops have arrived at the encampment, and Pentagon spokesmen will say only that the encampment is being readied "in case" federal troops are called to back up Miami-area police and Florida National Guardsmen.

But military sources say elements of the 82nd Airborne Division will arrive at Homestead this week, possibly along with U. S. Marine units from Camp Lejeune, N. C. Man Shot Dead In Wilkinsburg James Moore, 33, of the 1400 block of Clark Street, Wilkins-burg, was found fatally wounded in his home last night with a gunshot wound of the chest, police reported.

Moore was dead on arrival at Columbia Hospital. Police, who responded to the shooting after an anonymous telephone call, said they found a revolver at the scene. Moore's wife, Carol, 29, was being questioned last night about the details of the shooting. If the private lives of public officials interest you. read NEWSMAKER today in the Post-Gazette.

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