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names Sonnyudnrmswcdaum tonight is run toimrrow oi Fitli detail pale ten EXAMINER TELEPHONES Emulation moan WAdvlflilinx mam monoW mam toot Your Ni i7 vision in Soil lung village aboutrfi miles from Hue lies in the sand with hands raised in sign of surrender The para troopers founri him and two otherNorth Vietnamese in the villagerviie atold them thought was too young to die and wanted to surrneder The American soldiers stripped him to his shorts interrogated him and then sent him to POW centre Wirephoto iLootingAndi Violence Is Renewed In Chicago CHICAGOJAP More than dozen persons were injured Thursday night when Negro floudrs looted nfood store on Chicagos North Side lo suburban Maywood another crowd smashed store windows after police used tear gas to dis parse danenstrators at the vil lage hall Twentyfive persons were ar rested in Maywood Three Were heid on disorderly conduct changes after the Chicago dis turbance In Maywood trouble started after meeting of local branch of the National Agocia tion for the Advancement of Colored People Discussions at the meeting centred on the lack of swimming pool police spokesman said aiter the NAACP meeting about 300 Negro youths marched mile to the Maywood village hall where the village board was meeting on the second floor omen refused dpetmit the entire group to enterthe meet ing Police whose Headquarters mWm MC Sold Barbituraies APsuLE To folice is on the first floor asked the youths to disperse After they refused and became boisterous police hurled teargas cannis tem at them aunts ans BACK One at Lheyouthspicked upa cannirter and hurled it back The Exier TODAY Ann Lenders5 City News2 3r Classified7 Comics12 Deaths7 Districtii Editoriall Sports6 Theatre4 warning12 WelllliehW me ews GPlLiirnothy lipsdell 17 of Hamilton was sen ienced Thursday to three monthsdefinite nine months indeterm etwo undercover policemen inatelor selling four barbituiatetablets his customers were Clevelanri Mayor IslCiiiazedrii CLEVELAND GEMayor Carl Stokes first Negro tovlahe EScapeeis Hid In Penitentiary into the hall Police St Grady Rivers sald Policemen in the hall donned gasrmaskkr Most of the youths headed for the nearby doWntown section and smashed store windows ov rturncd park benches and hurled objects at passing vehi cles injuring lupersphs none seriously dusktodawn curfew was quickly imposed Reinforce meats from surrounding corn munitles some wielding sub madiineugum moved in Mayww Police Chief Berner Kcllough said those arrested all Negroes would be prosecuted for mobvaction and violation of names Manor or llwo Quebec menwho were the objects of threeday search after they were reported to have escaped from therPrince Albert penitentiary were found early this morningstill within the penitentiary walls An RCMP spokesman said George Wayne LeClerc 28 of Monkeal and Robert Landers 21 of Hull Que were found be bind false wall in the pal hary kitchen ROMP declined to give fur ther details immediately Prison officials said they would leave any statements on the matter to OCCUPA RI ESPR Viet Cong Bomb Saigon Papers SAIGON AP Terrorists struck in Saigon today for the second time in week and blew up the citys inrgmt Chinese newspaper Police said four young Viet Gong two loem girls set off impound plastic boom in the press room of Chen Van Quoc me Asian Daily News an ontlCorrununist paper which supports the Saigon gova ment No casualties were report ed 1he terrorists all armed with pistols walked into the news paper office just after lel and ordered everyone out One girl terrorist pulled out the explosive charge concealed in bag Planted it in the press room andfied with heréompa uions Five minutes later an explo sion rocked the direestnry building heavily damaging it Employees of the paper sold the terrorists were Vietnamese of Chinese origin The plantvis located in Obolon the Chinese section of Saigon minnow Vietnamese Chinese live mm few blockrawny another Ghinwepapcr the Kien Quoc was blown up due The Kicn Quack also supported the South Vietnamese government Last 0ctoher terrorists shot and killed the managing editor at Ghau after hejhad written several editorials criticizing Viet Cong assaminations HERE ONE Joe JYou mo may ltrwasr love at first sight when you met Elsie But dont see you ar round together now an No Yousee took another look What about tietnan ask Jill excellent question Disturbance Seattle ms ce they med tear gas Thursday night to break up group of dis ordeiiy persons in the citys predominantly Negro central area Officers said the uni gaswas Cycle Gang Member Cries When sentenced To Years mvsvuna ru or When mghandsmtaateeuase newrnember and was carried ginl were nailed to an oak tree in the ritual punishment cere inony of motorcycle club she did not cry But Thursday the man who admitted driving the nails sobbed when he was sen tenced to four years in prison James Spider Owings 26 of Port Arthur Tex also iLlan under his alias of Norman Ri singer admitted he used ham mer to nail the bands of tine Dcese to the tree lawyer for Owings said it Warden not immedi tely available Police had set up roadblocks and used tracking dogs in searchfor the men in the sur rounding countryside atter they were missed following Tues days pm evening mealtime Warden Atkim said Wednesr day the men had been ac other check at pm the terval following the meal maxu mum security prisoners like LeClerc and Laodershad been under guard in an exemse yard Atkins who was began as hazing stunt against through because shedld not tell them to stop Owiugs and threeother memg bcrsvof the former Outlaws mo tomycle club switched pleas day of their trial after two pen soas had been selected as ju rors owings got four years in prison one under the maximum for aggravated assault and one year more than was recom mended by the prosecution Frank Fat Frank Link Jr of Houston Tex got two years Joe super Squirrel Sorsby Jr of Cypress Calif was given one year in prison and John ren Mich wasrcredited with eight months served and sent home Bolivian Govt Disintegraies LA PAZ Bolivia AP The government of President Rene Barrienios fell apart llhursday night afterthe revelation that 1his interior minister was an ally of Fidel Castro and had smug gleda copy of Ernesto Che Guevaras captured diary to Cuba used when group of 50 to 70 youths gathered across the street from Garfield high school Patrolmen moved in after the gas grenade was fired nd the mvwd dispersed short tim arllei truck was set on fir Fire Marshal Stephen Macfllerson Said ch disturb nces in Seattle have resulted in 102 arson fires causing totnl damage estimated at $335961 Place Oi SeCrecY on Pots Mediation2 OTTAWA ca secrecy tallrs early ours Thursday in closeddoor talks withiha chief negotiators for both sides Informanls said the sole toplcwas nonmonetary items revolving around working conditions Dduglas Love negotiator for item lid was clamped on the postal ganizer for Crazy John Wables of War strike medinfiqn 3N3 than 10 For copy 14 llctionjiiy Soviet Forces Czech Capital Expeqled In PRAGUE Reuters Fears of Soviet occupation swept Prngue today following uncon firmed reports of malor concession and nspllt in the Communist pa rty wesidium whieb threatened to tip the bai ence against First Secretary AL exander Dubcek Meanwhil Soviet CIeehofldValsia followrng joint manoeuvres were being kept as security ring around Kremlin leaders when they or rive for the talks possibly next Wfincsdnyhlntormedfsources so The troops in the Ziiinla re gionVol eastermflzeuhoslnvakia were part of security arrange ments requested by the Soviet presidium the sources said But reliable solom also said Duhcelr again made lelaineio Russia that any breach of sov ereigntysuch as stationing Rmian troops in his country was totally unacceptable One Communist source said soap vote on the cruel policy Issue of opposing so at mands went against the progressive wing of the party presidium by six votes to live central committee spokes man said inter he did not be lleve reports Dubcek was outvotv ed But he added he could not be sure as heleft before the end of the meeting lhe unconfirmed reports of serious reversal for Dubcek could throw the entire timetable for proposed PragueMosm talks out of order Top Qommunist officials here athieu Quebec or the United Packing house Workers Union who has today by apparent agreementheen calledin to argue the among the three main with postal unions tease declined to pants But it was obvious to ob answer specific questions servers that complete agree ment was not yet insight Judge Rene Lippe the federal tive exchanged mediator spent more than 12 We had free euthanize he said There was nothing nega READECRUCIAL POINT Judge Lippe said the talks are now at crucial point on nonpay iterrLs We had good day he addedhut refused to elaborates Mr love and Mr Madrieu were scheduled to go into sep theugovernments treasury arate sessions today with their board shipped out of the tall respective negotiating teams at 1215 am EDT today avoid Another Mediation meeting with oopstillg ALEXANDER ounces expect thelRussianstorepeot on offer of military aidhe tween three andtflve troops divia slonSAo protecttbereleehoald vok western flank with West Germany ILtthaL ected without any poll cal compromise some form of occupation could not be excluded one prominent party specialist predicted The report that Dubcelr wan outvoted followed party are sidium communique that ab pcared to indicate major concession togliussia over thg political command of the Coed oslovak army nclodt tonight but coldd 51811 earlieritboth sides agree Earlier officials of the Coun on of Postal Unionsvsaid they expected good news from Thursdays talks But this optl mism apparendy fcll loulrof long government reply to the unio psoposais on working conditionsylnid down Tuesday Both governmentand union sources said the issue of work ing conditions is very compleir So far the mediati Walks had dealt with generalities and not one specific item had been set on Tues theunioncouncil presented amassiva set of posals based on conciiia on boar report into post office work rulesr ing waiting reporters the judge was tentatively set for over theadministration ot major US city faced moimting criticism todayinr his handling of racial disolders that left 10 dead and 23 wounded afterthree consecutive nightsoi looting and burning secondfiearl Transplant hriiain LONDON ARIA dying 48yearoldeman Frederick West was given new henrttodayin Britains second heart transplant operation iidopt Metric ESYstem By 1975 Lennon lCPThe governmentannounced today unit the country shouidalm to complete adoption of the metric weights and measures by the end of ma Swiss lino vhouz an tenstein ended tod clpaiity border row between switserland andltiecli with the Swiss apologizingdo thetiny poin Test 100 Childre F0 Tuberculosis annualLac GP tuberculosis tiliay bouttotl children were to be teste for bringing the number from three area schools tested this weekto 3001foliowi supply ystein oft Governor Nelson Rockefel ler says as president he would work toward international crea tion new world order based on EastWest cooperation instead of conflict llhe Republican presidential contender said he would begin dialogue with China if ected to improve the possibilities of accommodations with that country as well as the Soviet Union Rockefeller said he would work to end the arms race and said the and Rus sia must cooperatefto prevent Small were in areas such as the Middle East from mushroom into big onion Senator EugeneJ McCarthy Democratic presidential asp ant indicated meanwhile he will drop hopes of meeting with Paristo learn first hand the prospects for settlement of the Vietnamwar McCorihy said the Eonolulu communique isiued speeoh North Vietnamese diplomats in New weird order Sunday by President Johnson and South Vietnam President guyen Van lieu the chances of my doing any good are significantly reduced POSITIONS DIFFER He said the conununique ind eating this country will not fur ther reduce its military action in South Vietnam until North Vietnam makes some concesj signs laid outa1position quite di lerent from his own fConsequentiy Mc said income in and talk to th same peopletheyre ta to would seem to be kind ot an in on The possibility of going In be interpreted as at tempting to negotiate somehow over in heads of the admini ytration merits in Boston before address ing the largest crowd drawn by any candidate tbk yeah35375 accordingto the turnstilo couutlt crsil FcnwayPark home of Bot Sox rrimn rhrmg Piestden tial candidate George Wallace Mt wall card ur insaa RPR coat Grangston last hight erowdof er Alabama ounce tire Supreme com ion is elector who