Manitowoc Herald Times (Newspaper) - March 21, 1972, Manitowoc, Wisconsin TWO SECTIONS 20 Pages Vol 198 Second Class postage paid at Manitowoc Viis MANITOWOC WIS TUESDAY MARCH 21 1972 Price Fifteen Cents ITT Finds Genuine Memo by Mrs Beard am M neison to Slash State Property Tax RECOVER BODIES Rescue workers bring a body down from Mt Fuji Japan Tuesday after an avalanche killed 19 climbers Police said another six were still missing in the worst disaster to hit the tourist attraction since World War II About 80 men and women were on the mountain when the avalanche struck AP Wirephoto via cable from Tokyo 19 Mountain Climbers Die in Avalanche TOKYO AP At least 118 persons were killed and 22 are ucu reported missing in blizzards of Maine and storms that swept parts of ties two Democratic rivals Muskie Battles Democratic Rivals in Illinois Primary CHICAGO AP Sen By RICHARD J Reporter ashington Bureau WASHINGTON Sen lord Nelson Tuesday proposed a tax wnich increase me tax bite but lower local property taxes i If his becomes law erty taxes in Wisconsin could be slashed by one third Nelson The Wisconsin Democrat called for hiking federal tax rates and closing loopholes to raise an additional billion each year He would distribute this to states and localities on a 1 a t i o n basis Tne Wisconsin share would oe million Nelson's was offered as an alternative to local property tax relief measures being con- by the Nixon notably a national sales tax called the Value Added Add to Burden Nelson said the Value Tax will add substantially to the already onerous tax burden on lower and middle-income people He also charged that the ex- isting local state and federal tax structures places a PRISONERS ESCAPE Box locates the Hamilton county jail in Cincinnati Ohio where 25 prisoners escaped Monday night Four of the prisoners were women according to of- Many of them were armed with pistols The building located in downtown Cincinnati also houses court facilities AP Wirephoto Map a A i da where he ran a fourth tandem or t i o n a t e burden on Guards Q T f nl Japan during the weekend dual presidential 11 I It f- UJ IJi e contests today seeking a boost for his shaken White House campaign in the crowded elections ahead Two million Illinois voters to cast ballots well over half of them in the spring Nineteen mountain climbers died on Mt Fuji Japan's est peak where heavy rain and winds up to 90 miles an hour triggered an avalanche Six other climbers are missing It was the worst mountain climb- ing disaster on the mountain since World War II 9 per cent In the Democratic preference j contests i the preferential and delegate average wage earner Nelson proposed a long list of race the stakes were only A big two-way showing in changes in federal tax laws to McCarthy said would give Muskie a expected to get at least 30 needed lift as he heads into cent of the vote Anybody Wisconsin for an April 4 ought to get 30 per he mary that matches the entire said on election eve Needed Lift bring in the additional lion They Repealing generous tion allowances given business Democratic field with 12 firms taxing capital gains at dates on the ballot death reducing fat tax Muskie managers aimed for Nobody appears to have ances given the oil industry in- Democratic primary jat least a 65 per cent issue to turm creased gift and estate taxes The Muskie j against what they considered m in nf former Sen Eugene J Police said 12 fishermen were McCarthy of Minnesota in a drowned and nine others preference poll presumed dead following Muskie Sen George sinking of their fishing boat off of South Dakota the Dan jo Islands west of jan uncommitted slate of Kyushu the southernmost main dates a contest for 160 of thel Gloomy Japanese island Authorities said 85 persons died Sunday the Democrats in Illinois In substitution of a tax credit Turn to Page Col 4 the national unity j theme he has stressed out his campaign Okay We must find what will unite us and get us moving in Or same he said Cincinnati Jail Escapees Sought 170 Illinois delegates to Democratic National Con- and Monday in traffic dents Daley's Lead CINCINNATI Ohio AP The FBI was asked today to join in a search for 25 ers four of them charged with who escaped from the j Hamilton jail in is the main challenge ofj WASHINGTON AP The town Cincinnati Monday night Senate passed by voice vote The inmates including four dav a calling for overpowered guards McCarthy who has spent of the new nation of land obtained handguns in Gloomy weather conditions estimated on his first Bangladesh formerly East ling the sixth-floor lockup in Prevails campaign No Clear Position Crown Regent Fired by Greek Junta 4f half HIP I weaer contons and probablv more Tuesday marring the campaign venture of 1972 are his that With c vilian clothes the start of the break The FBI was asked to help after officials said a federal charge of unlawful flight to avoid confinement could be filed against escapees Says Claim Is Absurd Committee Gets Important New Evidence From ITT WASHINGTON AP Inter- national Telephone Telegraph Corp says it has discovered the genuine memo by lobbyist Dita Beard but an associate of columnist Jack Anderson calls the ITT claim absurd ITT said Monday that it has turned over to the Senate Judiciary Committee tant evidence that the called Beard memorandum of Mr Jack Anderson was a fraud Th e committee is in- suggestions by An- derson that ITT won favorable settlement of an antitrust tion by pledging heavy cial support for the Republican National Convention in San Diego To support the suggestions Anderson released copies of a memo he attributed to Mrs BeaH of Washington of- fice written June 25 1971 Fraud Hoax days after Anderson released the memo an affidavit attributed to Mrs Beard de- scribed the memo as a fraud and a hoax ITT said Monday that it dis- covered in the last few days a memo by Mrs Beard dated June 25 1971 The firm said in a The genuine Beard memorandum Is with the Anderson At the same time TIT re- leased copies of affidavits from Susan Lichtman Mrs Beard's former secretary William R Merriam head of the ton office and ITT security administrator Russell J a former FBI agent Brit Hume the Anderson As the prisoners fled who said he obtained said they seized four memo and interviewed Mrs and a teargas gun Police at one point arrested i claim Beard twice about it rejected 30 suspects but only one was I AP Greek to be chosen mitted to any candidate but set Chicago young sonng season concurrence bv the Officers identified as an escapee the others were released Mrs To Visit Hospital The National Weather Service kie has no clear position on House where a similar three escapees were caught but sayg a system sues tion is pending resolution H D Culler chief deputy J d- to Ji the George Papadopoulos to re- test which is not binding auu place him while retaining capture more delegates than premiership McGovern Papadopoulos Greece's strongman since the April 1967 coup took over the royal ers of self-exiled King The question is one of gins and Muskie needs big ones to regain the campaign momentum he lost in the first s etc hing from the mentioned the economy would express the sense of iff said 27 persons made the Great Lakes all the way to and amnesty for Congress that the United j initial break and only two men js evaders Muskie has should join some 47 recaptured within the jail weather cussed all those topics duringier nations in recognition of mile national campaign nation emerging from the Engineered by 4 the others were released A taxi driver reported that Beard who has been in Denver for davs is expected to be re- were combined with McGovern in DeKalb war tered showers Monday The President Nixon of the December overcast is to continue 1 dangerous ad- day with cooler weather moving in Turn to Page Col 2 The resolution would not be binding on the President Culler said the break entry was engineered by four when the three escapees forced him leased late this week or over drive them to nearby Dayton weekend A judiciary sub- then fled on foot committee plans to question Seven Jailers her in the hospital Wednesday The built for about 175 Tbc instituted at -i n rr n prisoners and that one used a foreign made gun at from This gives where he won with 464 offices in the nation per cent of the vote and 2 Bombs Explode in Londonderry 10 to the north and into i in the extreme south 5 Lake Michigan shores the maximums were in the 40s Monday night the range was from near1 30 in the extreme north to 50 in the south The milder temperatures good driving Municipal Field eachers Es housed about 275 break occurred at p.m Officials said seven the normal complement for the hour were on duty Luebbers of Hamilton Municipal Court was working in his fifth floor office and was taken Richard G Kleindienst who said he wanted to disprove An- allegations Anderson had disputed claim that he had taken no part in the settlement Kleindienst a former demity attorney general has received MANITOWOC Standard Chairman Daniel Schuster of manpower to help erect the the state but the Wisconsin steel Industries Inc of Three the Cemetery and Parks bleachers tage briefly before being committee approval leased unharmed A succeed John N Mitchell a in the courthouse and a night general watchman were tied up and Democratic Leader robbed but neither was hurt Mike Mansfield has said the Harry CuPer the jail's chief will not vote on said the started nomination until nr the committee completes its cos nr BELFAST AP Two Ten minutes before the bomb re- Rivers Mich was awarded a said the Three Rivers The Board of Public Works a cili Meanwhile Anderson und bombs exploded in went off in a truck a conditions due contract by the Manitowoc Com- firm submitted a low bid of received bids from a total of hpr on i in ed that rhe memo he town Londonderry today but caller warned of ral mon Council Monday night to but tnat vas added five firms Jo i p ave the turned the toll was only a fraction of Church Street As the crowds and provide permanent wooden for supervising erection Provisions have Local labor unions for broadcastin fa that caused by one fled into j bleachers for Municipal Athletic Local labor unions previously for broadcasting facilities in the in a Belfast street Monday Street the bomb went up there and creeks are Field on its low adjusted bid of indicated they would donate new bleachers but the facilities Bu Police in Londonderry said In the wake of the explosion current not be completed as part of they were warned in time to leaders of both major British dons P The bleachers will seat g rj the bid Schuster said herd people away but the parties warned way to The weather cooperated with ly in of Solely for Waste caused serious damage the violence must be found on the to buildings soon the temperatures on of the field Temporary Eight persons were treated Labor party leader Harold the first dav of spring continue to be used on a for minor injuries and Wilson said the mood in The outlook for the week is east after the two bombs exploded had worsened from doubts i cloudy and Add in parked automobiles a few and anxiety to that a lows in teens to mid for The new bleachers are of minutes apart A third smaller still graver situation is on the lows and highs in upper 30s and steel welded construction and bomb exploded in a parcel left point of developing which could lower 40s It will in a railroad station engulf not only the danger sunny Friday and Kill Soldier the North but Partly and a little 16 of seats measuring 225 The Irish Republican South feet in length back and ASHLAND Wis ing bleachers of Chippewa Indians plan to Page Col 5 trout in defiance of of the Culler been made candy from a over to without his con- n the that the s then the wapon document on and chen let out of the cells The Neutral T forced to harH Anderson said m a Tne bleachers will not be doors from rer to committee Chairman painted when erected Plans are then he h to the Cemetery and Parks into a storage room The Justice Department can Dept paint the bleachers seized d a about two years of weathering and one fu in when the Schuster said there was a nri or of its highest ings of about by women's another section ial is fh of the m- tion In her affidavit of the floor and four let out killed another British soldier in Three Pay Board Labor Members Reportedly Are Ready to and another bomb exploded in County Down early today The Provisional wing of the IRA said it killed John Taylor in retaliation for the murder civilians by troops He was the person to die in Northern Ireland's com- WASHINGTON warfare since August majority of 1969 and the this month on President Nixon's An estimated 50 pounds of ge- Board reportedly is on seat on the lignite exploded in a parked car brink of quitting the board to and Teamsters un- Natural Resources regulations i er Chippewa voted Monday night to take the action and said they would even go so far as to open a Milwaukee fish market to sell their fish The Indians claim treaty rights allow them to capture the fish although are out eason but man srid a memo she typed ror Mrs sst summer material in the version hy An- ivit tne portions Hie ITT convention to the antitrust ment Jam's Dead at 60 isn't ready to United Steelworks seat on the Pav view WASHINGTON AP On a wait before voting there but he to l vote the Supreme Court suggested Tennessee's proper t ho share his purchase the trout The local for voting in state and is surely a matter of degree nS of an markets have said however elections he said attack apparent heart source close to Auto The court in an opinion The election's supervisor in Leonard in the town of Banbridge just House ion also is reluctant to Workers Leonard bv Justice Thurgood the Wisconsin secretary of midnight wrecking a regulations Quit The Teamsters and Auto Woodcock said he nnt said the one-year state's office Leo quu me icamsiers ana Auto Woodcock said he does no said tne one-year state's office Leo said i to walking off Workers are not affiliated with think the labor members will rT 7 c the could barrier did not serve a ruling would not affect the an at any time the Board sh in as long as interest of the state Badger State's six-month said ive labor members T f t s same methods as and interfered with the right of dency requirement for voter The Weather after drapery store and damaging 60 We're closer other shops glass Pav Board Miar ed several persons including a since Phase 2 laid The labor USCa SamC as interfered with the right of requirement for policeman No warning source in the have worked going to their ancestors who obtained citizens to travel and take up eligibility Pay Board matters t il in y ff homos in new states Currently 33 states would get it in the chief Justice E Bur flf a rloudv and cooler with highs in Dies stood aIoPe in dissent He one-year residence rule 40s north Iower 50s think it would affect us TT disputed that it is a violation 15 states months IIJ II 1C civen and it was thei first such which has three members we would ect it t explosion in the board I don't believe we're doing worse the Protestant town of which One Pay Board member much Pood sitting there and I Th A Sald is 25 miles of Belfast Floyd Smith of the Workers and Showers ending during night turning cooler with lows 25 to 32 north and in the arij 30s south Wednesday mostly The Machinists and Aero- Workers said he is ready the bomb that killed to at a labor summit ne six and wounded 146 ing Wednesday to walk off a Protestant newspaper board in Belfast Monday A high source in much if we Smith said of his desire that labor quit the Pay Board He said hp maion Board Calif AP Constitution to state a I James Rayburn Lightfoot 35 to be exposed to rule and the fiftieth 90 days and local for a of the Pav president and j YI j w t i j voted to order period such as one residency laws of t u f bonds of aero- Tne died Sunday He was a year before voting Virginia and Tennessee before Monday 37 8 p.m 36 midnight 36 4 Tuesday 34 8 a m 37 noon 38 Two Rivers Temperatures representatives on he Vi j V a year Virginia ana Tennessee iwo Kivers h T ro Icd back programming Marshall's opinion did not the Supreme Court acted have 4 p.m Monday 41 8 p.m 38 j iz per cent to roughly 8 ior tho Group W state flatly how long a declared unconstitutional 4 n m can require a new resident to by federal district courts 4 Tuesday 37 8 38 neon 40
