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Rose aald. tniders Burst into the ocganlsa* Rose told ollioera Be enailad Pentagon officials any thagr the Ndgro founder and two tion’a nrat-floor storelront offlee under a desk after Baing shot believe that Saigon, faced other men dead, then ea- Before dawn, yelling, once and was find at a g ^ By with the prospect of having’ oiV^poUoe aald. "Where’s the moneyT Where'a one aaaailant who pointed a gim to settle its p^tioal differ­ 'WpON (AP)-«ve Itogro the moneyT” under the desk at him. ences with the Viet Cong men bi^vt Into the heedquuteni Reforrtng to Row’s daaerip- dna of the dead men was akHdft^frili drop its boycott o< < c»vU righto group today, tion of the aBooUnga, U. Bd- found in a chair, and the othen •liot tho Nogro founder and two ward Sherry of the Boston po- were apcawlSd on the floor when of the broadened PariB men ded^ then eeoaped, koe department’s Homlotde police arrived. peace 'talks. prtloeaald. aquad told a mld-moniing news NBORO la one of several ♦ ’This prospect appeared Im- pkolt in Tuesdayta deolantfon 'Itoo otben wounded were ooniowuee, "We’d nay (the mo- Black self-help groiqw which have sprung ifo tai Boaton In re­ By aeoretary of Defanse Ctaik AH the vfotlma and tive) waa roBBery. "We’ea got to adok to the cent yaan. Thider St. Laurent’s M . CHflford that te e IM tod •S the aaeallanto were Negtfo, States intends to go ahead with offloeri eaid. facto and tot the evidence lead leadenhip, the groiq> coordinat­ negottatfons wlte Hanoi wheOier One vlietlm waa Identlflod aa the way,’’ Bhetsy aaM. Them ed a 9B0-man deouitty Patrol o f w en no atgna of struggle in (he Saigen Joina In ornot. QuMo 9 t Laurent, the bUnd (flea Page' Tweaty) oMoe, he said. CElfotd saM the UBMed Stotea touader and executive direetor and Hanoi could make B% o( the New nngland Oieas "We hope Rose can gtn us ftiides on tee most Immediate Noota Orrantoatton (1000(10). the infonnatlon we need. We iaaiB-aillltary da eacatatton, at, Laurent waa characterised am fortunate to have two eye- including a t^ toward wkh- by a c tty otfiolal as "a req>onsi- witneases to three murdem.’’ drawal^oC troops. Pentagon offi­ ble mUttant." flBairy aald it was poatoMe C alifornia cials said euoh an airangemfut at Laurmt’s aaelng aya dog, that the intrudes wen knoara would leave Saigon to taoe ths a Mack Belgian ahepb^, re- to the mett inatde the ofBoe. He VMt Ooag alone in tea poHtical nuinad at the vlotlm’a aide aa aaU the ottloe Baa aa atootrlo atruggle. poUoe cloaed otf the Uireewrto^ eye foouaed on the door outalda, V ote G old The view that South Vlot- bdck biiMIng on Bhie OH Ave- so Chat anyone atapping in front nameea Praaldmt Nguysn "Vm nue in the Rooebury aec- of (ha door would trip an elec­ Thleu would end his Boyoott, tfon, a predominanUy Negro tric Buner alertiag thorn ladde. F or N ixon was disputed in Fsxto and Sai­ area. Rose and HMoi Both w en de- gon. The others kUled tentatively WASHmerroN (a p ) .- o u i - in Saigon, South VtatnaoMN aoriBed B y hoqpMal nfTlotala aa tonia, the atatc that denied w e n IdentUled aa OoraeU Baton on the danger hat, But in fair Informatton Mtalater TBn Tlwt of BoNon and Ronald Rlngr. ftfohard It. .Nixon Ito foveraor- Thien said if teem ara to to ' oondItioR. Rose Bad woimda in ship In 1982, gave him the pmto- W ad Rose, 41, the blaek aeU- pease talki, teen all paittaa (he neck and rtiotdder. mcka denoy in 1MB By an avenga be^ organlaatlen’a pubitc rein* wan aBot in the cheat and aBdo­ m int agree to Ttateu’s fom iMla m argin o f Juat 10 votes per pre- ealliiig for hie govemnent to tfoas direotor, and Ronald men. M not Bead the anU-OommuBlat nego­ The unofClolal margin that tiators wM e the Viet Cong’s 18a- m ade the Gkddan state Juto that tlonal UBeratlatt SVont is aUbor- fo r NbooQ w as 228,190 votea. dlnate to the North Vietnamaae New Appointee Announces WMbout OaUfomta’a 40 Meo- on the other aide of the taUe. total votes, NBmn would havB Thleu also eaid unless his gov­ Bad oMy 982—eight aBort of the ernment paitlelpatoa in tee ne- 270 neceaaary to elect him proto- gottatlana, It won’t rCoogntae a dent and avoid throwing the out­ eaaaw tire or onyteiiig Mae Nixon Will Pare come of laat ■nieeday’e alaetion agreed on that affoota its vttM into iha Baectoral Ooilege or the lutareats. House. Churnlii# water whips a drifting oil Barge off Re Pham Dang Lam, head of Sai­ AMfaougb oonaBinaAona o f oth­ hoBoth 'Beach, Del., yesterday. One crewman BoBs gon’s oBeervors in Paris, sold White House Staff er etatea where the race was Big Storm Leaves ha doea not think Ua govatn- dose oouU have denied Nixon in water at lower left as his fellow crewman hangs m«nt will Ohange hia mind and NBW YORK (AP) — Praat- White House staff. He will have the presidency, tt turned out on rail of Batge at top right. The Barge, carrying Join the talks under tee four- / dant-Maot Richard M. Nfamn eupervUlon over presidential Oakfomta waa the one state he party formula that would Bring plana a thorough ovartuuii o f tha appointmento-ln other words, had to win after New Torh’a IB a million gaUons of oil, Broke loose from its tug Area Dead tea Viet Oong tq the Baifatailng White Bouas staff-and wiU aBM- the daily adiedule—But the de­ electoral votoa went to Bfoert taUe Bn Harm’s aide. iaB such tBneNonorad poets aa tail work will Be oarrted out,By H* Humphry. and of ijliptantiw-jBey. Although Pentagon auHvjrWas press ssutotaCy and ap|win^ a kuBordtnate. Into M New Jemey’s 17 alec- Both criewmen were rescu e. (AIP PBotofax) By TBB aMOClATBD P b 8 i8s of Mexico, roared up tee said CUfCord .spoke fo r M nfself, mento aecrstary, aides an- Haldsman predloted NBeon’s toral votes o r NnM oivl’a 12, t, tram, tee Caxctlnaa Mtor tee defense aUat gananllF >»■' nomeed tBdfor. staff would Be smaller than write eMher Ohloto to IlftW lgjiS. geoto the vfows of Piaftdiiit Wort eC the “ reatruehaing’’ tlioee of reoent pBeektoids and would have dropped Nihon Be- Battering the mid-Atlantic amaa with wind and rnto whitte Jotanoon. He long has Bean one tow the 270 mark. of the TWiite Houaa ianar circle will certainly Be one of the Many Areas jEvacu^ftted states' with heavy enow, rain turned to mow AirtBer inland. of Johnson’s Moaeat advtaota on was dlaloaad By B. R. T3oB’ ’ youngest in point of age. Ninan carrtod Oslifomla'aml and near hurrioane force winds power Itaaa were downed, tea w ar. Ttiinoto By 8 p to o e n t each, Ohio Saktomaft, a iS-yoar-old Loa Nixon also has appoint^ in an ley foretaste of winter. commuter* delayed, Br’dgto AngMaa advertising axecuttva Bryce N. iBzlow aa a prealden- By 2 par cent and lOaaourl and oloaeft atavetj flooded, edioaia (Sse PSga Tvrealy) N«w Jeraey By ahoift 1 per cent The Blustering storm, New who waa named today aa one M tial assistant England’s third norteeaster in doaed, feRlea stranded, Booto Flood Tides Lash swamped, trees feBed, windowa Nixon’s White Houae aaatotonts. Nixon amiounoed ’Tuasday Vice Preeident HuBert H. six days, roared toward Nova dfottared and tanBrellas Brok­ Haktoman said the White that ho waa naming Harlow, B3, KknnpiBey, on the other hand, Scotia, lea-vlng in its wake a en. House hieraroBy in the Nixion to Be one of severta presidential won Texas’ 28 Ncctorai votes pate of death and destruction. Connecticut Coast Hundreds of famtt'.ea in coast­ admlnU^tion proBaBly wiU in- assiBtanta. Haifow, wv in-and- and Maryland^ 10 By oidy aBout Winds as high aa 81 mUes per 1 per cent. By THB ASSOCIATED PBE8S wBeh the water rose up to nine al homes in New Jersey, Long U .S . Guns chida no more than three or out gevernmant nian ainee hour were docked atop New ’The why o f CM ifom ia’s vote feet aBove normal levels. Tetand end O om ectlout were tour aaalltanto at the higheat W oild War n , wiU apeclallze The water came up from the Hampehlre’s 6,288-foot f Mt.
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