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Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 5-8-1972 Winona Daily News Winona Daily News Follow this and additional works at: https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews Recommended Citation Winona Daily News, "Winona Daily News" (1972). Winona Daily News. 1164. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/1164 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Winona City Newspapers at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in Winona Daily News by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Increasing «**>wo$i _>>—*SB> I CTftDOe. Ot. cloudiness with **oiiZ| 3r i viurthan wANTAPt ¦R ^^-C Oa with chance of rain R3J 1 aa Oreot Vaad Cor Silver mine I On the inside: I Crucial' meeting b^ 4 ltyicitfiitciii -McGovern delegates from Wisconsin to the If |§ filSvOnain Democratic National Convention have : % t chosen their roster amid signs of intraparty discord — story, missing now f ¦ ' ¦ p I page 2a. : s ' • . • : | ; d IfliniiAeAla Minnesota Republicans have selected the .If §: minnvSUia Ee.v. Philip Hansen to oppose Sen. Waiter Nixon calls top advisers § number 58 story, page 2a. (AP) 4 F- Mondale in his bid for reelection — | By GAYLORD SHAW Today's meeting comes precisely two weeks before Nixon KELLOGG, Idaho - pA' ' ¦:¦¦/- , A'A ' k Officials of the nation's richest WASHINGTON <AP ) - With his Moscow summit per- Is schduled - to arrive in Moscow for the week of summit g nCI Supporters of Minnesota Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey talks with Sovietleaders. ¦¦ silver mine early today upped ¦ * ¦ ¦¦ |J haps swaying in the balance, President Nixon summoned |X gained three of six national delegate seats at the 1 his highest-level advisers to the White House today for a While officials at the White House, State Department and the number of men missing in gj First District DFL convention in Rochester last weehend — # •a fire deep in the efartli to 58. § story, page 3a. ¦ crucial policy-making meeting on Vietnam. A elsewhere have attempted to keep the Vietnam crisis sepa- ¦ ¦ ¦ : W Marvin C Chase, general I ¦ :• - '• A ' . ' . ' • "' . § The urgency of the National Security Council meeting rate from the Moscow summit, the two are obviously linked. manager of Sunshine Mining §' A aclc moncy and expertise and a ;% was underscored by Nixon's orders for Secretary of State Kissinger, for example, talked extensively about Viet- Co., said the addition of, 11 Mflflol PillfK ' °f William P. Rogers to interrupt his tour of European capitals § "10UW UIUC** plethora of red tape are among factors | " nam when he met two weeks ago in Moscow with Soviet names to the roll of missing >! which have frustrated the promise of the Model Cities pro- . f| to return to the United States for the session. leader Leonid Brezhnev. Kissinger's secret Moscow journey came after "an exhaustive £* gram — story, pa^e 4a. ¦ ¦ ¦ . &. There was no official indication of whether the Presi- was followed a week later by a quick, clandestine trip to name-by-name study ef the t$ • ' • ¦ ¦ ;» II : ' . ¦ • ' . ¦& dent had already m ade his decision, or whether he was still Paris where he met with North Vietnamese negotiator I* company's personnel list." The Wabasha area school system tonight wilt p considering a set of options designed to stem the current Due Tho. -A. ^ WahackaWlaUaotta | Chase said the number of | get its report card from ftie state Department | North Vietnamese¦ offensive and begin meaningful Vietnam Two days after that of Education and indications are grades will not be high '¦ ¦' the United States and South Vietnam |* % peace talks. - for the second time suspended the public peace talks. confirmed dead from the fire enough to pass — stories, page 5a; §§ '¦ which broke out in the mine ff ' . ,• The options reportedly range from a naval blockade of HANOI BOMBED A :..". Another link between the Soviets and the Vietnam situa- last .; Tuesday remains at 35. Haiphong Harbor to renewed bombing of military targets in |i -A . new ' - book ' -by a top-level communist de- f! U.S, Navy planes from car- the Hanoi and Haiphong areas to possible dispatch of Marines tion is the steady supply of equipment that Moscow has sent One hundred and eight men es- Micellae to Hanoi. : J| IflloollcS fector quotes Anastas Mikoyan as saying ih' fl riers in the Tonkin Gulf now on Navy ships in the China Sea to protect U.S. installa- caped. | | 1S62 that the Cuban missile buildup was designed to change || Meanwhile bombed targets on the edge tions and troops in the beleaguered Hue region. When the Soviet Union said four of its ships were damaged || , a power failure || the world's balance of power — story, page 10a. % 1 ' ' ' during U.S. ' Security- Council meets irregularly and bombing ' ' —-The- National ' " ' ' ' ra ids on Haiphong Harbor ' ' ¦ ' month ago ' a ¦ " —Several , %' ¦ • ' of Hanoi today. discovery of ¦ delayed the fate of • ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ • . •¦ ¦% the missing men, who have . : • . :• North Vietnamese MIGs only when major decisions are. in.tie making. Its staff is Washington replied that any such damage was regrettable, H"-'tf anM«fju Wisconsin Democrats are describing Sen. A! headed by presidential adviser Henry A. Kissinger and its if it -in fact occurred. But the State Department been unheard from since the IVGniittUy President" were reported shot down, added that p Ted Kennedy as a 'Jluture m wake i members include the secretaries of State and Defense,. the ''countries which supply offensive weapons equipment to the fire started; ^and smoke arid %. of his weekend vi sit to the Dairy State — story, page 12a. „ according ; to American carbon monoxide gas filled the vice president, the chairman of the J»int Chiefs of Staff , and North Vietnamese and enable them to mount an invasion, of IA v v sources. (AP Photofax) mine; mmmmmsmmtf *&:vr . <'~ A ," the director of the Central Intelligence Agency.: South Vietnam share responsibility." ^ Chase said Sunday the power outage and an exhaustfan mal- function which allowed some Ha ndling of clash is key buildup of fumes near the shaft ended hope of progress before today. Outside the mine, families of the missing continued their vig- India, Pakistanseem Planes fly il into the sixth day, holding on to a weakening thread of hope that the men still are alive. The Steel Workers of Amer- serious about peace ica, which represents most of : the cease-fire line but con- the miners here, said it.is NEW DELHI «? — The softening of belligerent pub- ask- lic statements , and a cease- ceded ''this kind of thing is raids border clash on ing its president to use his in- handling of a ¦ ' fire 36 hours after the fight- likely to arise again . -. ' . fluence" to obtain a congression- in Kashmir this weekend ' ' ing began. ' -. when jou confront each oth- al investigation of the tragedy. : provided.clear evidence that er in an eyeball-Ao-eyeball Frank S. McKee, director of Field commanders in the the Indian .and" '.' Pakistani situation." the ; union's western district, . region of northern Kashmir said the company had given its governments are serious about 40 miles northeast of The r estraint on both sides miners inadequate Jnowledge about discussing peace. Srinagar were ordered to is an apparent attempt not to jeopardize the peace talks HanoiSAIGON (AP) "We agree oh the hotline settle the squabble without - U.S. war- the Hanoia arearea since April 16 of escape routes and in- 1 In- adequate self-rescue not to aggravate this one further hostilities. Both between. Prime Minister planes returned to the Hanoi were ordered by President Nix- ¦ ¦ ¦ equip- dira Gandhi and Bhutto that ment. V ' . A ' with press releases," a high- sides were believed to have area today for UIL first time in on. They were launched about ranking Indian army officer pulled back to their, previous are planned for late this midmorning, a few hours be- said Sunday. "It'i better. positions along the cease- month or early June. three weeks and bombed fuel fore Nixon was to meet with Simple economics We decided to work it out fire line established in the Kashmir has been the and supply depots and other the National Security Council in among ourselves,. : without December war. chief issue between India military targets on the edges of Washington to discuss actions ¦ Sign at an FTP florist: involving outsiders." In past years, a clash of and Pakistani since Its Hin- the North Vietnamese capital, that might slow the 40-day-old 'Give your wife flowers on A seldom-used direct tele- such magnitude would likely du ruler joined the state to reliable American sources re- North Vietnamese offensive in her birthday — you won't phone link between head- have had very serious re- India in 1947 even though ported. South Vietnam and force Hanoi have to buy her a pocket- quarters of the opposing percussions. But "it looks Moslems outnumber Hindus The U.S. Navy planes from to enter into meaningful peacs book to match it" , . A armies was put into opera- like they're playing it down two to one in Kashmir. carriers in the Tonkin Gulf shot negotiations. lush explained why he nev- Pakistan seized control of tioii Saturday after public as a minor local skirmish," down several North Vietnamese On the" battlefronts in South er drinks ialone: "I need charges and countercharg- one Western diplomat said. 32,430 of the state's 85,000 MIG interceptors, the sources someone to tell me when square miles in 1948, but the ¦¦' ¦ Vietnam, North Vietnamese es over artillery" and infan- "That a . good sign. " said. troops poured hundreds ef I've had enough." try clashes in the contested President Zulfilar Ali Indian army took 480 square miles of this back in the De- The U.S.
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