Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 6-20-1972 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. 1200. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/1200 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]. , Fair to partly UHB SMS, I SOLD] y-^ cloudy and cooler THAT OLD BIKGy L/$ i||a WiHi A Won* Att f %J§^ " through "Wednesday 117th Year of Publication New J or k could be big boost McGovern seeks delegates By CARL P. LEUBSDORF supporters of President NL\6n: expected to win most of them. NEW YORK (AP) - Sen. George McGovern hopes to Besides the prcsidehtial delegate races, a number of hot win 200 more delegates over scattered opposition today in congressional races are being decided. In two New York City a New York primary that , could give hirn nearly half the districts, liberal incumbents have been thrown together by remaining votes he needs to capture the ' Democrati c presi- reapportionment, Reps. Willism F. Ryan and . Bella Abzug in dential nomination. V a mainly Manhattan district and Reps. Jonathan Bingham With 41 of his delegates unopposed and many others and James Scheuer in the Bronx. facing only token opposition, including some organization In Maine, oh Monday , 74-year-old Sen. M argaret Chasa rivals that 'would back him also, McGovern appeared certain Smith survived her first Republican primary challenge in 18 to -win a substantial majority of the 248 delegates being elect- years by defeating millionaire businessman Robert A. G. ed in the last of 23 presidential primaries. Monks, 39. She faces a stiff battle in November against Rep. -who The South Dakota senator said it would be a setback if William¦¦ Hathaway, easily won the Democratic nomina- he won less than 20O of New York's total of 278 delegates. The tion. ': ' ¦ -,. last 30 will be allocated by the Democratic state committee McGovern has spent most of the past week in New in the same proportion as the elected delegates. York , campaigning hard to prevent any loss of momentum VVith only a handful of other delegates yet to be selected after his June 6 victory in California that gave him that ¦ ; ¦ in other states, McGovern 's first-ballot strength stands at state 's 271 delegates. y- . ¦ y ^ ' y-^ 1,072.3 votes — 436.7 short of the 1,509 needed to capture His supporters are running for 237 of the 248 delegate the; nomination. y spots in all of NewVYork's 39 congressionardistricts but two, The names of presidential candidates don't appear on the one represented by Rep. Shirley Chisholm of Brooklyn , a ballot in New York , where voters in each of 39 congressional black who is also a presidential candidate, and the one of districts will pick delegates and alternates. They'll have to Rep. Herman Badil.o of the Bronx , the only Puerto Rican SUPPORTING HAND . Sen. George McGovern, D- in Midtown Manhattan Monday. New York residents were vot know before they go in the booth which delegates favor congressman. ' ¦ as a hand of support is- extended during ing today and . McGovern was expected to be a big winner South Dakota, smiles ¦ which candidate. \ (Continued on page 2a , col. 2) campaigning outside McGovern's headquarters on 5th Avenue (AP Photofax) Republicans are picking 78 of their 88 delegates, with McGovern seeks 1 In her wake, dea th and damage South Vietnam Hurricam Agnes fades away forces smash By RICH OPPEL m.p.h. winds. waters just came up and cameburg . Irian reported. ''The guy and Once the storm had passed, in. I don't know how much of next door killed a coral snake. " TOM RAUM residents along Florida's north- my house is left." Four persons died Monday western coast began picking five Red tanks , APAXACHICOLA, Fla. (AP) While Agnes was churning and several others disappeared their way through the soggy de- across the Culf toward the Pah-i (AP) — Hurricane AgneV has gasped bris they had called home. [ when a tornado sliced through SAIGON - South Viet- handle, a backlash slammed ; her last over backwoods Geor- : three Okeechobee mobile home namese marines firing light an- One 15-mile stretch bordering into' the Tampa Bay area , in- j gia after a collision with the the Gulf of Mexico from Cara- titank weapons reported de- 'dieting "$12- million damage on j parks "like a freight train ," as Florida Panhandle that left belle to Eastpoint , Fla., was St. Petersburg and neighboring ' one witness described it. About stroying five North Vietnamese roads awash ¦ ¦ ¦ ' homes uprooted, lined with demolished homes. towns.yV". ' '. -|i 40 injuries were reported. tanks and damaging , a sixth and millions of dollrs in daim- Parts of U. S. 98—including Flood waters more than just before Ydawn today in a age. ¦; much of the causeway between 3|j Several other twisters ripped Agnes the first of the sea- feet deep were reported in: sev- |j through Brevard County on the third , day of fighting on the , Eastpoint and Apalachicola— eral neighborhoods in Pinellas - son's hurricanes, killed 13 per- were eaten away. j Atlantic Coast Monday, de- northernmost front. County. i ' 'W sons, injured more than 100 and " | slroying -scores homes, dam- Field reports said the Soviet- "I gave up counting how Electrical power and tele-\| aging 60 light planes' ; at Merritt forced thousands of families many houses : were destroyed built tanks were destroyed 23 from their homes as she ramp- phone service were interrupted !"Island Airport and peeling and just put 'most of them' on during the day fd more thanj walls : from several apartment miles northwest of Hue on . the aged north from Cuba. my y I report; " said Red Cross 1,000 homes, and when the flood iI houses. strip of coastal land called the volunteer Beth Henson. Although an 80-mile-per-hour waters subsided, poisonous Sixteen houses were lifted off "Street Without Joy." The ma- parent of ravaging tornadoes Many beachfront houses were snakes, scorpions and spiders their foundations and a $40 ,000 rines on Sunday launched a early Monday, the storm was reduced to Little more than turned up in residential sec- ' rubble. : yacht vanished into the sky, ac- sweep there into Quang Tri reduced to a disorganized mass tion: cording to reports from Alliga- by midnight and was sweeping Herb e rl Chipman whose _ ''i : killed a 5-foot rattlesnake tor Point , a hook shaped penin- Province, which the North Viet- across South Georgia with 45 house was ruined , said, "The In my yard," one St. Peters- sula in northwest Florida. namese captured May 1. ¦ COMRADES UNDER FIRE .. V LtV .Col. ¦' .' " seige of An Lpc. in June. On his lap is his Nearly 50 U.S. B52 bomber* Burr M. Willey of Ayer, Mass., an American inseparable companion, Moose. Monday . Col, attacked North Vietnamese adviser to the South Vietnamese troops, talks . WiUey and Moose were kiHed during a North troops positions, staging areas Judge hands on a radio during the campaign to raise the Vietnamese rocket attack. (AP Photofax) and supply depots on both sides of the demilitarized zone in tha Demo reform continuing aerial campaign to Willey and dog: ward off an assault on Hue. Inside North Vietnam claimed that one of the big bombers was key setbacks Bowin g t0 a shot down north of the DMZ UU5UU6.lllcllPA By MARGARET GENTRY supreme Court Monday, but the U.S. Command a team that put decision , the Justice Depart- WASHINGTON (AP) - A ment has halted wiretapping said it had . no reports of any federal judge has handed in domestic security cases Stratofortresses downed or Democratic party reformers a where no warrant was ob- damaged. tained beforehand — story, setback in their effort to ensure Most of the strikes selection of women, minorities courage in most page 2a. today were concentrated east and and young people as national- By PETER ARNETT showing a clipping. PUII»1MAM Senate Demo convention delegates. and HORST FA AS Willey bypassed the umidren cra(ic lc„d. southeast of Quang Tri in sup- Coming just three weeks be- ON ROUTE 13, Vietnam tanks strung along Route 13 crs were Dustiing for pas- port of the marine sweep north fore the convention opens the sage today of a $2 .0 billion , CAP)—He ran straight into and swung off the road near child-development bill re- of the My Chanh River defense order left reformers and regu- an exploding rocket. At his a forward position called vised.in an effort to meet line. lars alike confused about the le- the Anthill. Bending low heels was a gray mongrel the objections that resulted The Saigon command said 123 gal status of more than one- dog, to avoid snipers , he ran for- in a presidential rclo lust his constant companion North Vienamese troops wera third of the delegates. in many battles. It died ward to join a battalion ad- year — story, page 2a. killed in bunker-lo-biuiker fight- U.S. Dist. Court Judge with him. viser , Maj. Thy rone Hender- son of Lexington, Ky., in his w George L, Hart Jr. struck down "He was right up front to Debatable 'Sfy ing Monday, and that govern- get the attack going," said foxhole, cil , over some membersS=' ob- ment losses were five marines rules requiring: "We heard the first rock- the officer who replaced j ections, has introduced killed and 23 wounded.