Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 4-3-1972 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. 1134. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/1134 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]. ITT paid no taxes the past three By CARL P. LEUBSDORF Sunday be'ore Tuesday's Wis- solidated operation paid taxes President Nixon is expected " probably" Wausau and Green escalation of the bombing." election in November." MILWAUKEE, . Wis. (A)- consin' presidential primary. in 1968, 1969, 1970 and 1971. to sweep the 28 Republican Bay. McGovern said the new at- Humphrey, speaking to the Sen. George S. McGovern Citing documents used by Earlier, ITT Vice President Ed- delegates. Muskie and New York Mayor tacks demonstrate that the Zionist Organization of America charges that the giant Inter- members of the Senate ward Wallace declined com- Humphrey had the day's stif- John V. Lindsay, fighting to choices facing the United States after visiting a Lutheran national Telephone & Telegraph Judiciary Committee in ques- ment, adding "I'll check it out fest schedule, nearly 20 hours close in on the likely primary are to escalate the war or "rec- church and two Greek Orthodox Corp . didn't pay federal income tioning ITT President Harold for you tomorrow." campaigning from the Kenosha- leaders, joined McGovern in ognize that this war is a hope- Churches, called for a steady taxes the past three years. He Geneen last "Wednesday, the McGovern and his top Demo- Racine area in the industrial warning Sunday against new less venture" and get. out. flow of U.S. economic and mili- retracted a second accusation South Dakota senator sai i re- cratic rivals scheduled dawn-to- southeast to La Crosse in the U.S. military moves in In- "That's what E recommend now tary aid for Israel, charging that ITT listed a controversial ports on file with the Securities dusk stumping through Wiscon- rur al west. dochina as a reaction to the big rather than a bigger bloodier thai the State Department has $400,000 contribution to the Re- and Exchange Commissio i in- sin's farmlands and industrial Alabama Gov - George C. new North Vietnamese offen- war," he added. assumed a pro-Arab stance. publican National Convention plants in a final drive for votes Wallace had the lightest press sive. Wallace said in a statement Sen. Henry M. Jackson of dicate ITT- paid no feder il in- ^ as a business expense. come tax for 1968, 1969 and Tuesday in the fourth presiden- conference in Kenosha, Racine Muskie warned in a state- "the voters of Wisconsin can "Washington told a news confer- McGovern's charges again st 1970. : £ tial primary of 1972. and a night rally in Sheboygan. ment it would be a tragic mis- send a tax reform shock wave" ence that Rodney Schever, 31, a • the giant conglomerate, storm He said some subsrararies The South Dakota senator Sen. Edmund S. Muskie of take to cite the Communist to Washington by voting for minor official of the Boeing center of Senate hearings on "may have paid a tax." Mr and his Minnesota colleague, Maine, the onetime Democratic dr've as a "pretext for re-esca- him Tuesday, adding "If I do Corp., used company travelers ' President Nixon's nomination He appeared on the CBS-TV Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, are front-runner, canceled appear- lation of American in- well in Wisconsin and other pri- checks in paying for $299.62 of Rilchard Kleindienst as attor- program "Face the Natioiv ' rated as the leaders in the 12- ances in Wausau and Green volvement," while Lindsay said maries, there will most likely , ¦worth of Jackson-for:president ney general, were made on a In New York, an ITT spokes- candidate field seeking Wiscon- Bay to prepare a television in a televised interview he be tax reform legislation in- '' • " . ads but Will repay it "out of his at this moment, the t educed and passed at the fed- (Continued on page 10) nationally televised television man denied McGovern's asser- sin's 67 votes at the Democratic speech for prime time showing fears " ' ¦ sho\y on an otherwise :.- quiet tion, saying the company's con- National Convention. tonight in Milwaukee, and President is considering further eral level prior to the general . Cites SEC Clear MY DAMY IMtlB 1 ' and colder AU THI T1MI UNCI I . fii ^-j. - H* Sold Our Car ^M^jm tonight Thru A Want Ad/H Wt Teddy hedges when asked if candidate Carriers to LONDON (AP) - U.S. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy hedged when asked by a London news- paper if he -was a candidate for President. The Massachusetts Democrat replied that his first responsi- bility is to his family, Daily SAIGON (AP) - The United destroyers pounded a column of American helicopter crewmen Mirror correspondent John Pil- Tonkin50 North Vietnahiese tanks be-Gulfwere missing and believed States recalled two aircraft ger reported today from Wash- dead. carriers to the Tonkin gulf to- low the DMZ. ington. The invading North Vietnam- Other communist forces at- "I have to think of what day to reinforce a massive air ese pushed 10 miles below the tacked Fire Base Anne, eight would happen to all of them if strike force preparing to hit DMZ oyer the weekend, driving miles west of Quang IW City; something happened to me," back at an enemy offensive in tlhe South Vietnamese from two overran an artillery base on tha Kennedy said. "We have all South Vietnam's northernmost more bases and shooting down Cambodian border, Fire . Base suffered too much in the past to three U.S. helicopters and a Pace; and kept up artillery at- go through it all again," he province.; small spotter plane. Eight tacks in the central highlands. added, referring to the assassi- "When the weather clears nation of two of his brothers we're going to sock it to them," and the death of his other said one senior pilot. brother during World War II. The carrier Kitty Hawk ar- Asked if he feared assassina- rived in waters off Vietnam to- ¦¦¦ ¦¦ ¦¦ HBMIHilMBMHBBM MM ^BB tion, Kennedy said: day and the Constellation was LINDSAY MEETS HUMPHREY ... Presidential hopeful Sunday as both men were touring the Milwaukee County "Yes. If I didn't think there steaming in from Japan to join ' John Lindsay pops out of crowd to shake hands with presi- Zoo. The Democratic candidates were campaigning for Tues- , was someone out there ... the Coral Sea and the Hancock. dential hopeful Hubert Humphrey, and his wife, Muriel, day's Wisconsin primary. (AP Photofax) someone just Hying to end it all The four carriers and their ap- . .. 'well, I'd be a fool to ignore proximately 275 warplanes, the possibility. But at the same combined with 250 Air Force time I can't become obsessed jets at bases in Soutfi Vietnam with it or I'll lose my opportun- and Thailand, will form the big- ity for effectiveness ..., gest U.S. attack force since the tWHI touches "There are too many voice- 19G8 bombing halt. re^ less people in this country and The U.S. Command strongly ¦ MILWAUKEE (AP) - Sen. ices at a Catholic church. East policy. Moscow. I am one who has the privilege indicated massive air strikes Hubert H. Humphrey, after Completing the cycle Sunday "I happen to believe we have "Any sign of weakness or of a voice, r have to direct all are planned—against North touching all the religious bases, night, Huniphrey took a strong no choice but to stay with a ambivalence on the part of the ray energy into that voice, not Vietnam to retaliate for the scheduled a 20-hour windup to- pro-Israel stance in a speech at ft iend," Humphrey said, refer- United States only adds to the into my fears . I just have to enemy offensive across the de- day to his Wisconsin primary the . Milwaukee Jewish - Commu- ring to Israel. present instability in the Middle try all the time and keep that militarized zone and against campaign. nity Center. Humphrey, called for U.S. East," Humphrey said. out of my mind." enemy troops and material al- Within a three-hour span Sun- He called 'tor a steady flow of recognition of Jerusalem as the "A stop-and-go policy on the ready engaged south of the day. Humphrey showed up at economic and military aid to capital of Israel and urged delivery of arms and other as- zone. one Lutheran church and two Israel and accused the State President Nixon to intercede sistance creates uncertainty U.S. pilots said targets inside Greek Orthodox churches. He Department of leaning toward v/ith. Russian leaders on behalf and anxiety in both Israel and North Vietnam would include had attended Good Friday serv- a pro-Arab stance in Middle of Soviet Jewry when he visits the Arab states." Lindsay rips long-range artillery guns bomb- For his campaign windup, arding South Vietnamese posi- Humphrey scheduled more than tions^ across the DMZ and a re- Change in tactics a dozen encounters with voters serve infantry division poised NORTH VIETS PUSH ACROSS DMZ ... Led by heavy from Milwaukee to La Crosse Nixon lack just north of the zone. tanks, North Vietnamese troops pushed 10 miles below the most of them the low-keyed DMZ Monday in an offensive against South Vietnam's north- p r e s s-the-flesh appearances Other key targets will include that have characterized his tanks, self-propelled artillery ernmost province.