1613-3 Republican National Convention 1972 and ProtestsF.
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Tuesday. August 2l� Complete Local News
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Scuffle ., , , , , $ :�:' 1816... .1:7.•MIKTER • �•«•Y Ne TP' J- x Ij,a /r f. -• TiqirThandsmonst * ^tors massed outside Conven• • s }tion Hall Monday night in I, • 1 /, %
peaceful protest marred only • s ' ' • * l f-
by Intermittent rain and a i • I at '
10•minute clash between f •r' • •
Cuban militants and Anglo - ._r.- "\ SL )11
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lhe anti-war r h e t 0 r t t a 'li , • �
boomed through bullhorns •.a P • 2M•,, ) 'i ,, s.„
from 3 p.m,until nearly mid-
night Monday. although a - „� //
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crowd of 2,000 soon shrank C a •i. , n ,r�'-
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by half when heavy rain .. jj; • t ',"'� ;\. ce��•
began at 8:16 p.m.They left - ` t1. t �.,'.
to huddle cold, damp and • .. v -
tense in Flamingo Park. iy
THEIR PROTEST numbers 'e'k.;.;. •
were swollen to 4,500 during , The Iaiberi1ked Ones `
a half•hour •of tension and (.1'�. 'Free ()111' SIsll
competing slogans when an '. -
estimated 2,500 Cubans —
segregated by both human '. : •
and physical barriers stretch- I • -
jng the width of Washington I. , � Pollution -
Avenue — marched against r I , -
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Despite the extraordinary, -n
self-conscious security, by
both parade marshals and I
police,■ brief, violent chase ,
ensued between Latins and -I.. ,
Anglos in the streets end al. r-'" Nani.e
legs of South'Beach. No one "'r' Is
was seriously injured. - ''a iy ' •
The day of protest that S,'
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welcomed the Republicans to 4
the opening day of their con- 1 '
vention on Miami Beach �,
counted eight arrests and "s7By JAMES RUCIIANAN that the tough antipollution the most important sincle i i-
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scattered scuffles spawned .1 l 5.1•11$1•11 wowordinance passed herr is a Alliances passed fur the bene• 1 '
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by these events: .. Peter P.Baljet, Metro Pol• good onlinanre and it is me fu of the people." '
•Six hundred strong, the // ..,,r7:"•*: lotion Control director for al. 1
Vietnam Veterans Against N✓ ` • most two years, was name•1 hope we can parallel it with As director of operations t
the War swarmed across the .4 - - • . Monday as the new director effective suer statutes." Inc the state agency, Ballet t '
sprawling, p a I m-studded • • of operations for the Florida Baljet singled out I)ade's will take over a post regard• s
campus of Miami Beach High •,�' ' Pollution Control Depart• controversial hut court•ap- ed in Tallahassee as"second
School, temporary quarters meat. proved ban on phosphate d:• in command" to the ase:u 1
for B00 Florida National Iergents as "at least one of live director.Patton.
Guardsmen. •, The announcement came
Most of the guardsmen �, t .0 s.. from the department's chief.
and lawmen observed from a •
Vincent D. Patton, who said 1 �t `I
distance, A few guardsmen -+•«.a out rase w DAVI 00)10 Baljet will take neer his new Me/1.0 C, Oh t() D
exchanged peace signs with Viet Vet Stands Atop Beach High duties in Tallahassee Sept. (�!i J
the war protesters and smug- I I,
glad out a paper towel note he and six other eau were arrested later
Baljet.who became Polio- i1
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of even V lion Control Director•t Inc •
p Black, Blh-►1•�
Seven Ved w members plans Go Awry Dade County m Ocluriel•ober. . 7
. were arrested without incl- 1970,succeeds C.G.ltauriel•
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dent when they refused to re- , In who has resigned the S'�s.•
treat from the school's roof. .50U position. Iiatjel's salary' By ENA NAUN I ON
where they taunted riot-clad a a here was f I!1.500. N.....siN,•.i w.oi., ,• '
Guardsmen standing guard //�a Action A black counselor for n
duty.An eighth man was arc art Quick PATTON LAUDED Ballet dnig nlahlhtatniin oust .w-
rested for cartwheeling nude for "development of one at 1 oilier who is bilingual)aril be
in a nearby street. the nation's most active en. lei added to the staff of Dr. Ben y
• Radio evangelist Carl forcemeat programs" and �«�a"- Sheppard's St. I eke (-cuter t
McIntire, whose 40 pro.war Heads Off Chaos said he was sure the 31-year- d'""r fur drug addicts if ila•tro n '
followers skirmished momen• old executive"will bring the t, �a gives final approval to the is '
wily with the anti-war vet• same enthusiasm and dedica• '- ,�;a.` doctor's request for Sl.ikm h
erans, denounced coexist• By ROB ELDER march, moving north on lion In this new job." in federal funds. a
ence with"rattlesnakes"like Kraal si.H wrote• Washington,had passed. • , Monday,Dr. Sheppard Fat I:
China, Russia and Flamingo Plato changed and ached- When about 50 of the Cu. Baljet said he had ds' •
the official OK from iii,' in
Park at a Bayfront Auditori• ules went awry, but street bans ran north on Washing- cussed his successor with - Health Planning Caulk-11 of n
um rally in Miami. marshals, volunteers and ton instead of continuin Manager Ray Goode South Florida, one art tine R
•Vietnam veterans lead. es-en bystanders pitched in .west on 17th. as ',Janne . an w .e it will be up to bawl agencies who must gra; in
ing dogs raced through a Monday to keep seven cepa- y e 1 low •shorted YMCA Mr.Goad o name hint.I ani • approval to distribution. art
tense flamingo Park late rate marches from creating -'Miami Outreach"volunteers hoping it Ii tie someone Dr. lien Sheppard looney t • gin tine len. I n ..
Mo• nday night, seeking a chaos at Convention Hall. • locked arms' and cried be- Irons my ailment who ,,,seeks rannseliirs furcrmrnt Assurance .\;;rm el
"phantom bomber" who 'the worst moment came at seechingly to onlookers, can carry on t progranm."
strained their poise with shortly before 8 p.m., when "please h e I p us form a Funds evade to Baljet
bombs — apparently cum- radical left and far right did chain." Miscellaneous pass- in the new post ill he at.
posed of fireworks— arous• precisely what weeks of ersby did just that. A humanhost double th county's Bench Hole linen Mono
too menton.,of war ,o,.,.•,,,.. n.,.. . ...r ,. ... .•:•I'.sa,homed and witbai „,....,„,,,„ . ,,. ,,n.,•.• 5.