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Article finds many NYC met area educ and mental health officials have doctorates from unaccredited Philathea Bible Coll in Canada; NY Times survey reveals that holders of degrees hold prestigious positions in many educ and psychiatric insts, but that in most cases the degree is irrelevant to person's job or is outweighed by other considerations; coll pres Rev B C Eckardt denies coll is engaged in illegal activities; some degree holders and their jobs discussed; illus of school and Eckardt

Many Here Hold Doctorates of Unaccredited College

R B Semple Jr article reviews scenes on floor of Dem Natl Conv; observes sadness in appearance by Sen Humphrey, 'pandemonium' when Sen McGovern is nominated

On Convention Floor: The New Spirit of '72

MIAMI BEACH, July 12&#8212;Sen ator George McGovern appeared before a group of angry young demonstrators in his Presiden tial campaign headquarters here tonight to assure them that he was &#8220;not shifting my positions on any of the fundamental stands that I've taken in this campaign.&#8221;

PROTESTERS FIND CANDIDATE FIRM

Sen Kennedy refuses offer by Sen McGovern on July 13 to run as Dem Vice-Pres candidate; cites 'personal family responsibilities'; Gov Askew also announces he does not want 2d spot on ticket, stating he wishes to finish programs begun as Gov of Fla; others reptdly being considered for spot are Sens Eagleton, Ribicoff, Nelson, Mondale, Hart and Stevenson, and L Woodcock

Kennedy Informs Nominee He Won't Be Running Mate

100,000 Prots march throughout Ulster in annual Orange parades commemorating Battle of Boyne; day is marked by violence claiming lives of 5 in Belfast and Portadown; explosions shake Londonderry; mood is tense and sullen in wake of sudden end of cease-fire; description of structure and functions of Orange lodges; illus of parade in Belfast

ULSTER PARADERS DISPLAY POWER

Chisholm becomes 1st black women nominated for Pres by major US pol party, at Dem Natl Conv, Miami Beach; loses bid as Sen McGovern is nominated on 1st ballot

A STUNNING SWEEP

The Columbia Broadcasting System Inc. yesterday an nounced the election of Arthur R. Taylor as president and a member of the company's board of directors. The 37&#8208;year&#8208;old Mr. Taylor is executive vice president and chief financial of ficer of the International Paper Company.

C.B.S. Goes Afield For President, 37

B Fischer on July 12 loses 1st game of world champ chess match with B Spassky after staging 35-min walkout; reptdly says that he might not play 2d game on July 13; Fischer, after 43d move, objected to TV crew working from aperture at side of stage, said that movements from 1 of cameramen distracted him and walked out; Fischer's clock continued and left him with 25 min to make 16 moves; officials of Icelandic Chess Fed and members of Fischer delegation rushed backstage and pressure was brought on cameraman to leave; camera was reptldy dismantled; Fischer resigned game at 56th move; referee L Schmid calls meeting about Fischer's walkout; says Fischer violated 2 rules in contract governing match; says rule 17 specifies that it is forbidden to disturb opponent on move and rule 21 states that TV coverage is permitted; holds that since Fischer started match without making any objection to rules, he is legally considered in agreement with them; Fischer reptdly also objects to popping of flash bulbs on cameras in audience; diagram of board position after 29 moves; list of moves; illus of Fischer and Spassky

Fischer Walks Out, Comes Back, Loses

Dem Natl Conv, on July 12, overwhelmingly approves Sen Jackson proposal for maintenance of US mil force in Eur and in Mediterranean to 'deter USSR from putting unbearable pressure on Israel'

McGovern Forces Shape Planks to Suit Candidate

Pres Nixon proposes on July 12 outright Fed grant of $5,000 to each victim of floods caused by Tropical Storm Agnes; will ask Cong for $1.8-billion in disaster relief funds; says 128,000 homes and business were damaged or destroyed in Fla, Md, NYS, Pa, Va and W Va; says loans at 1% a yr interest, repayable over 30 yrs will be available to cover losses exceeding $5,000 grants; proposed legis will apply only to victims of Tropical Storm Agnes; Nixon announces plans to request additional funds for repair of rds, bridges, tunnels and provide broad-range of relief assistance, including temporary housing, unemployment compensation and st repair

Nixon to Ask $1.81‐Billion to Aid Flood Victims in Six‐State Area

Natl Airlines Boeing 727 on Phila-NYC flight is commandeered by 2 hijackers on July 12; craft returns to Philadelphia Airport, where hijackers demand $600,000 in ransom and 2 parachutes; incident detailed; Amer Airlines Boeing 727 on Oklahoma City-Dallas flight is also commandeered by man demanding $550,000 and parachutes; incident described

Two 727 Jets Hijacked; $1.1‐Million Is Demanded

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NY Times newsman M W Browne tells of increasing hostility of S Vietnamese mil men toward foreign newsmen; repts how during current fighting at Quangtri he asked a S Vietnamese officer for directions to a forward airborne command post and was misdirected to enemy territory that was under heavy fire; Browne ignored officer's directions because his manner seemed strange; says other newsmen rept they have been given similar potentially lethal advice a number of times in recent wks; a S Vietnamese capt says S Vietnamese know that foreign press is against them; comment on endemic friction between Vietnamese officers and their US advisers that has existed for yrs and on condition of S Vietnamese press as an aspect of difficult relations between foreign press and S Vietnamese officials

Saigon Officers' Hostility to Foreign Newsmen at Peak

July 13: US Asst Sec of Defense D Z Henkin, in statement given to NY Times, disputes French newsman J Thoraval on US bombing of N Vietnamese dikes; Thoraval dispatch filed July 11 for Agence France-Presse said US jets staged attack on dike system outside Namsach village; Henkin confirms USN planes repeatedly bombed Namsach area on July 11, but denies that any dikes in area had been assigned as specific targets; says aircraft were attacking 3 nearby mil targets; NY Times delayed publication of dispatch pending further clarification from the agency and the US Defense Dept; agency is unable on July 12 to clarify questions raised by original dispatch; unanswered questions detailed; details on other repts of damage to dikes; White House and State Dept officials are concerned over repts of bombing of dikes; comment on attempts to counter adverse publicity

U.S. Disputes French Newsman on Bombing of Dikes

S Vietnamese troops clash heavily, July 12, with enemy defenders on 3 sides of Quangtri city; reptdly destroy 20 enemy tanks, but are believed to have lost some ground; rept having killed 155 enemy soldiers, while suffering 21 killed and 75 wounded; enemy shells arms depot at Phubai; clashes reptd near Anloc and Samgiang; US planes bomb targets near Quangtri and Hue; carry out 290 strikes against N Vietnam for 24 hrs; US plane downed over N Vietnam 30 mi N-NE of Hanoi; crew members listed as missing; action near Quangtri illus; map

Heavy Fighting Reported At 3 Points Near Quangtri

US Defense Dept officials, in series of ints, say that when Nixon's Vietnamization program started 3 yrs ago, no one expected tank and artillery-supported assaults of the sort Hanoi began last Mar 30 and continues to pursue; say that Nixon Adm, concerned with the scope of Hanoi's offensive and with the weaknesses revealed in S Vietnam's long-term ability to defend itself, looks for ways to shore up its defenses; rept serious consideration is being given to providing S Vietnam with higher performance jet aircraft, better tanks and long-range artillery officials say they cannot predict how the supply of arms to Saigon may be affected if the Paris peace talks should result in a negotiated settlement of the war; on the assumption that the war will continue for a few yrs more, some strengthening of Saigon's mil force is projected; details on projected aid

Saigon May Get Improved U.S. Weapons

Brit Govt com proposes series of measures on July 12 in GB's 1st comprehensive effort to deal with issue of individual privacy; urges acceptance of code by users of computer-stored information to guard against such abuses as releasing lists of subscribers to certain journals to mfrs who advertise in magazines; recommends Govt establishment of comm to review techniques of gathering and storing of personal information; Natl Council on Civil Liberties judges com's findings inadequate, recommending that com require all data banks to be licensed and subject to inspection

British Panel Calls for Legislation to Protect Privacy

defense atty L B Boudin protests when Fed Dist Judge W M Byrne Jr allows L J Aste, elderly immigrant who said he had only completed grammar school, to remain on prospective jury panel; holds that mere literacy should not be sufficient qualification in case; says that crucial function of jury will be to decide if long documents allegedly disclosed by defendants contain information 'relating to the national defense'; Byrne allows J I Hietala to remain temporarily on panel after he expresses mixed feelings as to whether he could be impartial in deciding on guilt of defendants

SCHOOLING IS ISSUE IN ELLSBERG CASE

US Ct of Appeals for 1st Circuit orders Govt to file disclaimer stating that 'electronic surveillance' had not been used in its case against Prof S L Popkin who refused to answer certain Questions before grand jury investigating release and distribution of Pentagon papers

U.S. Disclaimer Ordered

4 Crimean Tatars are sentenced to death after 6-wk trial in Simferopol, capital of Crimea, in continuing campaign in USSR against collaborators with Nazi Ger; Ukrainian man is also sentenced to death and another to 15-yr prison term; defendants were found guilty of having served in volunteer Tatar battalion in '42-44 while Ger forces were in occupation of Crimean Peninsula; investigation into case began in late '70 after construction workers unearthed evidence of a mass grave; inquiry by Govt led to arrest of some members of Tatar battalion and recent trial; wide publicity given trial appears designed to support refusal to allow Crimean Tatars to return to Crimea; case revd; defendants listed

Soviet Dooms 5 in Crimea Found Guilty of Collaborating With Nazis in War

At least 13 killed, 2 hurt as cable car linking Betten with Bettendorf, Switzerland, smashes into cable station

13 Are Killed in Crash Of a Swiss Cable Car

India Prime Min Gandhi says 93,000 Pakistani POWs held in Indian camps for over 6 mos cannot be returned until India is assured of peace, July 12 news conf; contends durable peace is closely connected with Kashmir issue, which is still unsettled; describes meetings with Pakistan Pres Bhutto as 'worthwhile beginning' but says details remain to be discussed; denies repts that they reached secret understanding; says there will be another meeting with Bhutto at which India will seek package settlement of all issues; says that in recent talks with J B Connally, Pres Nixon's envoy, they both expressed hope that India-US relations would improve

INDIA WON'T YIELD PAKISTANI P.O.W.'S

USSR launches Cosmos 501 satellite into orbit on July 12 with eccentric 1,335-mi apogee and 138-mi perigee

Soviet Lofts Cosmos 501, Believed a Military Craft

Pakistan and India open major border crossing points to tourists 1 day each wk

INDIA, PAKISTAN LOWER BARRIERS

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July 13, 1972

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Many Here Hold Doctorates of Unaccredited College

On Convention Floor: The New Spirit of '72

PROTESTERS FIND CANDIDATE FIRM

Kennedy Informs Nominee He Won't Be Running Mate

Billboard 200

Honky Chateau

Exile On Main St.

Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway

Thick As A Brick

Joplin In Concert

Notable Births

Historical Context for July 13, 1972