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meetingtohag rock music on mission to speak. offs In this park,"she said. y g gets. -' 7J iwde•In In front of r'
the public address system. ducted h each non-delegates etas l- pple it e
p Vietnam Veterans Against * * * the Mlam(Beech Jewish Cul• "1 Mw eo antl•alrcrsft Conwntlyn Hali.
"We're not here to listen the War coordinator Scott FOR THE SECOND day tural Center. tuns on any' of the-dlkes,"s An attractive girl In purple Ica
to rock and roll," one speak- Rahrner also said Forcade Flamingo Park marshals 'The Americans took over she said. She recently spent bikini bents and a Zippie T- he
er said. "If that's what you had physically threatened as- elected drug pushers from supervision of the opium two weeks In North Vietnam. shirt removed the shirt at , in
want to do.I suggest you go sorted camp groups, includ• the park. business."Ginsberg said. "I climbed the dikes and 4'30 pm. and tucked it Into Gi
• home and listen to your$100 Ing the VVAW and the "'they were dealing in hard The hard distributed copies all you could see were rice her pants. in
stereos." Miami Conventions Coalition. stuff,Including smack(hero. of the comic strip "Steve fields and a few hamlets. Three other women and
Resentment also focused Other campers complained In).We don't want that stuff Canyon" and a New York 'There were no major high- three men also stripped, the Ix
on Zippie leader Tom For- of increasing thefts in the around here,"anti-war veter- Times clipping as evidence. ways,n6 Industries, no corn- women to the waist and the pl
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ker,19,of Wayne,Pa.,a pho- men who peered from the
.F tographer, Dale J. Bennett, school's windows. T hey t1
22,of Seattle,Wash.,a radio whistled, cheered, shouted
engineer,and Dennis L Sol, and raised a fist in a solldarl- a
puffing protesters bantered - abed,22, of Grenora, S.D.,a ty salute to the Guardsmen. t
with police and Republican , ,....,1 photographer. A few anti-war protesters, g
delegates came and went Police arrested another one armed with a toy wood-
without incident. The Con• • •,' e ® i man, 24-year-old Thomas en rifle, climbed onto a low
ventton Hall's doors on the ^ - _ y. Hanifin of New York,when balcony roof 10 feet below 18
side by the protest areas re- ,. he stripped to his brown Guardsmen who guarded a
mained open. During the . a •.• +',; lee shoes and cartwheeled naked ladder to•the administration 1
Democratic convention lest "�� .i) i 9 •• --. ' ' in front of the anti-war vet- building root.
i. ' crass,marching up Washing- r
month, they were chained r y l :' • . "1 hope you have a nice
Washing-
and locked. a . 1�‘�l{ tat:• vv."4•s..- ton'Avenue toward the high easy time up there," taunted o
A host of prominent speak- r• '' 1. v•.)1 li school" Arthur•Mulligan, 21, of San a •
ers and prominent causes ,X ,i • 4.,'s, .}� ` f. The veterans began the Jose,Calif.
brought thousands of protes• ;0!.... ti r ,s. 1,t.' demonstration by kneeling in One of the veterans in a '
tern trooping to the southern rte. !' .a• Washington Avenue outside wheelchair, Roger Conic of
• Convention Hall for two min-
Aemonstratioo area at Con- '`,. .r � .r e Los Angeles,a Marine voter-
' sates of silent prayer. +
vention Hall. aan, lowered the school's
Speakers included:
`ia Following a human harrier American flag, turned it up- i '
Bobby Seale, chairman that sealed off the avenue side down In a distress signal 1
of the Black Panther Party. I ahead, they encountered and hoisted It back up the
Seale,his voice hoarse and evangelist Mclntire's band of flagpole. •
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distorted by the public ad- 40 pro-war supporters at At 3:54 p.m.,while the vet-
dress system, said the Black 20th and Washington and
assns staged a guerilla the- +
Panther Party wants to take e� passed with minor incidents. star and listened to anti-war
over poverty boards r they / speeches,more than 20 Flori.
can put a "healthy Grade A 4 )' ONE VETERAN grabbed a da Highway Patrol cars ar-
tat chicken in every bag. + pro-war sign from a McIntire rived at the school's west
"If that fool gets in again," y t' .zs , follower and ripped it up. edge and stopped.
he shouted,gesturing toward •
a% .,d,. The man carrying the sign THE troopers sat quietly in
Convention Hall, "he ain't it. f/ .,�. was left holding a thin strip the cars, out of the demon•
going to give up nothing." ;' - `• of wood. He began swinging atrators'sight.No uniformed
At 10:21p.m. Seale mum- '" `
- r l it at the veteran, striking his policemen were visiblehein the
bled,"All power to the pen- .:, ,.-,,u�s ., H _•t back and shoulders crowd.
plc, thank you"' and sat . ,T� - » i '` ', National VVAW coordina• Five groups of riot•dressed
down. • - S►'la for Barry Romo seized the Guardsmen quietly watched
• Anti•w•ar actress Jane _n,r,ia 51.0 ems by waauu L00i505 veteran and dragged hint from the school complex's
Putts,who recently returned away several roofs as veiet.ut Joe
Ili.. a ,nnitnset.ial ray" ( fliers' IIr•Ilie %Ilrplr Off Crrtnnit Aft,'r 'I'naale• Will§ I:tet tuna lb. v.le,ai. awatore,l nit..15,of New 1',nk,ailed
week tour of North Vietnam , anti-Communist re/ug res gave 'weal response In militants onto the guard encampment up on a bullhorn "Curate
Miss Fonda spoke for 25 mm• at 3:25 p.m. down, brothers. Jout us and -
utes, then later left at 9:30 '•JOIN US, non ua," the be free."
p m.for a turkey,mashed po- trash across the fence Most Rut a hand of Cuban strag- crackers or small explosives chanted to the few Guards- Nonereecame down •
tatoes and gravy dinner at just bantered with them. glers, some members of the —exploded Each spread the
1t:olfie's restaurant "Want a lobe?" asked militant group Abdala, he- odor of cordite and thick
• Mary Ann Sroblick,an Ronnie Neal, 19. of Flam came angered when they met blue smoke.
ez•nun and Harrisburg (Pa 1 Ingo Park,offering a puff on Zippies at the intersection of
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conspiracy trial defendant. a marruana cigaret to a po- 17th and Washington. The 'THIS IS gotta stop,"one
who spoke of spend. 14 ticeman on the opposite side Anglos carried Viet Cong veteran said. "Us guys have
years in a convent of a of the fence. flags and flew the American had the real thing for 24 Savin.
"ma'e dominated church. "HE^-E. "OU avant my flag upside down. hours a day in Vietnam. g mono,
"If the church is so con• cigar?"he asked. Angered.they attacked the We're pretty jumpy."
cerin-1 about kdhnt babies ,,,es refused each ocher's parade's rear guard, heating At t h i s point Monday •
through abortion,where vas offers. un one SDS member caro.% night.the estimated 400 anti- �� �e
ti•e church in Vietnam?" she 'Ilse massive march by Cu. a Viet Cong flag. war veterans camping in Fla•
asked. bans carefully skirted around Parade marshals formed a ming° Park were still seven
An an•,uinrrment at 11.0.5 the main protest areas short- human barrier across the ay. members short.The veterans "sec
that"CBS has just confirmed Iy after 7 "m as the, enue. arrested at Miami Beach "se■ on nate:
that the first 8.52 has been walked 10-abreast toward When the SDS youth was high School during the after—
s h e t down in 1'tet.amthe northern protectefted back ton his set, the noon were silt reported m to some p eop
hrneght loud nnnla use.fromm Acme 11'a thin"Inn Avenue. Cubans again chaseddhim jail at 10 pm., charged with
the demonstrators. Sixty V V A by members east to James Avenue where entering without breaking.
"Cik, everybody, pick un formed a human barrier M^ gutsy lost him hut attacked Those veterans had repeat. '
sit the trash on the street." tween them and the Anglo another longhaired Anglo. edly refused police orders to
the sneaker said next, and protester. Behind the utter. TIIE SECOND youth found surrender their rooftop posts,
everyone turned to, gather- ans stood Miami Outreach refuge at a Wolfte's Restau- a police spokesman said. •
mg a mass of litter, mostly nvrshal patrols, a Showmo• rant parking lot booth. The They were arrested "for
papers. bile, two rental trucks. and Cubans nursued him, isnot'. their nwn gond."Police Chief
THEN, EN MASSE with- yellow sawhorses. Ing his fingered V-sign and Rocky Pomerance added.
out instructions from the 1 he Cuban demonstration screams of"Peace!Peace!" The arrests were unseen
speaker,everyone tossed the wan brief and peaceful. The lot's Cuban attendant, by the 6011 protesters nn the butfor most of us i
litter riser the chain link FORMER CUBAN Presi• Carlos'hernia,said the youth campus below Twenty cruis•
fence and hibiscus bushes dent Carlos Prio told then' told him: "Oh God, oh God, •ars filled with Florida High• too many times we ma)
onto the convention grounds, "It is wail pride that we don't hit nit any more." was' Patrolmen. not•ready save money when they
laughing as thee did so. can note that most of the ?Lamb Beach roller ap- policemen and most of the
I musts. syuh an es.ort of people here are the dew- paired.rescued the unidentt• •
guardsmen themselves re- too late. Well, the Dat
five police cars ureter the Cuban generation which has Pied youth and dispersed the mained out of sight.
cor•erand of rob-e It Ihtl env•e to move to the wvrid siw:d. Those arrested were Iden• something you can sa
Denham. the demonstrators that we have saved the g.'i.- After the heavy rains tined as:
he--an s'•ea nareh b,-k to t s,0 I..at grew up in began at'-'IS p.m +.,the crowd William.Patrick Becker, round.
Flamine,o Park in a ,rowel of exile." of 2.000 began dwindling as 29,of San Jose.a profession.
500.700 Cheated Cohan youthsprotrs;crs s aught shelter at al revolutionary; Donald NI.
Hundreds of sarils south of "What do ue isaur' '.a' Flamingo Park. Cohen. 29, of Detroit: Wal- e,
it-s•ea'ets near the vales Mimeo we,.:ant it'New" There t li e y discovered ham J Murray, 21, of Rox• ^h•i) I / •'
at 17th Street and Washuig- A half hour later,most of bands of nervous anti-war bury, :`lass., a typesetter;
ton. shirtles-. s a n d a I e.1 the(ulsans t.t.,ed• dispersed, seteru,is racing about to pur- Peter B. O'Mara,27, of 9884 n to ` i`
youths taunted pulr.e.A few' walking north to aso.d the .rant of an elusive bomber.In N. Kendall Dr., Miami, a t`n n •
threw bottles and st,vet .sig 0.,o,r one hour, six bombs— fire. manufacturer:Wayne B.Par. I Ids
Quick Action Aueri.s March Chaos • • When you open a sa
- Federal, you can join i
aripripirwa•hed 1V.• t'iigton nosing HOWEVER,BEACH police Gelber made it clear ninny money on movie theatt
• wast ai.'0th�ueet ,..1 sen en veterans who day that the police will re•
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can pus a nc.,u,y .+
signfrom a McIntire
fat chicken in every bag J"� .• ,r .)'r^ pro-warrived at the school's s
"If that fool gets In again," ?, . follower and tipped it up. edge and stopped.
•' carrying sign THE troopers sat quiet"
he shouted,gesturing toward ;/ 4•)~ The man u In the
Convention Hall, "he ain't , ter`` ;ir�� was left holding a thin strip the care, out of the den
going to glue up nothing." •.• ref wood. He began swinging aerators'sight.No unifor
At 10:21 p.m. Seale mum- Jlt1.",''' °f• It at the veteran, striking hispolicemen were visible in
bled,"All power to the poo- "� \t �'.' back and shoulders. owd.
rile, thank you"' and sat - tcJr :J '' National VVAW coeirdina- Five groups of rioteire
down. •��' i' - for Barry Ramo seized the Guardsmen quietly web
• • Anti-war actress Jane _ea,nu sou rho..re Musur,eavison veteran and dragged him from the siImol comp
Fonda,who recently returned away. several roofs as veteran
from a controversial two- Officer helps Zippie Off Ground After Tonle With Cubane The veterans swarmed Urgo,25,of New York i'
week tour of North Vietnam. , anti•Communist reing res gave vocal reepoaae to militants onto the guard encampment up on a bullhorn: "(
Miss Fonda spoke for 25 min- at 3:25 p.m. down, brothers. Join us
uses, then later left at 9:30• "JOIN US, join us," they be tree."
p m.for a turkey,mashed po• trash across the fence. Most Put a hand of Cuban scrag- crackers or small explosives chanted to the few Guards- None came down.
tatoes and gravy dinner at Just bantered with them. glens. some members of the —exploded.Each spread the
\Volfie's restaurant. "Want a take?" asked militant group Abdala, be- odor of cordite and thick
Mary Ann Scoblick,an Ronnie Neal, 19, of Flam came angered when they met blue smoke.
•ex-nun and Harrisburg (Pa) Ingo Park,offering a puff on Zippies at the intersection of
a marihuana cigaret to a pp- 17th and Washington. The 'THIS IS gotta stop,"one
conspiracy trial defendant.
who spoke of spendinrr 14 fireman on the opposite side Anglos carried Viet Cong veteran said. "Us guys have
of the fe-ce. flags and flew the American had the real thing for 24
years in a convent of a"maledominated church. "IIE^ , yOU want my flag upside down. hours a day in Vietnam.
Saving"If the church is so con- cigar?"he asked. Angered,they attacked the We're pretty Jumpy. mol
cerned about killing babies "-eV refused each other's parade's rear guard, beating At this point Monday
through abortion,where s"es offers. up one SDS member carrying night,the estimated 400?" nti- may be
the church in Vietnam she The massive march by Cu.CV• a\'let Cong flag. war veterans camping in Fta•
asked. bans carefully skirted around Parade marshals formed a mingo Park were still seven
An announcement at 11.05 the main protest areas short- human barrier across the av- members short.The veterans "second na
that"CBS has just confirmed ly after 7 n.m. as the, enue. arrested at Miami Beach
that the first B-52 has been walked 10-abreast toward When the SDS youth was }sigh School during the after- ,
shot down in Vietnam." the northern protest area lifted back to his feet, the noon were still reported in to some pe
broeeht loud annlause from alone Washineenn Avenue. Cubans again chased him jail at 10 p.m., charged with
' the demonstrators. Sixty V V A Ve members east to James Avenue where entering without breaking.
• "Oh. everybody, pick up formed a human harrier be- they lost him but attacked Those veterans had repeat-
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all the trash oo the street." tween them and the Anglo another long-haired Anglo. edly refused police orders to
the sneaker said next. and protesters.Behind the veter- THE SECOND youth found surrender their rooftop posts,
everyone turned to, gather- ans stood Miami Outreach refuge at a Wolfie's Restau- a police spokesman said.
ing a mass of litter, mostly marshal patrols, a chowmn• rent parking lot booth. The They were arrested "for
Paper, bile, two rental irocks, and ('uhans pursued him, ignor•
their own goad;'Police Chief
THEN, EN MASSE with- yellow sawhorses. ing his fingered V-sign and Rocky Pomerance added.
out instructions from the The Cuban demonstration screams of"Peace!Peace!" The arrests were unseen but for most
speaker,everyone tossed the was brief and peaceful. The lot's Cuban attendant, by the 600 protesters on the
biter over the chain link FORMER CUBAN Presi. Carlos Terms,said the youth campus below.Twenty cruis• too many times\\
fence and hibiscus bushes dent Carlos Prio told then. told him: "Oh God, oh God, ars filled with Florida High •
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. onto clic convention grounds. "It is with pride that see don't hit me any more." way Patrolmen, not-reedy save money whet
laughing as they did so. can note that most of the , Miami Beach police ap- policemen and most of the
Finally, with an escort of people here are the nese peered.rercued the unidenti- guardsmen themselves re- too late. Well, tl
five.police cars under the Cuban generation which has tied youth and dispersed the mained out of sight.
command of relive Lt. Bill en:'e to prove to the world crowd, Those arrested were Iden• something you t
Denham, the demonstrators that we have saved the gen- After the heavy rains tilled as:
he^an their 'round.
back to c .on teat grew up in began at£:IS p.m.,the crowd William Patrick Becker,
Flamingo Park in a crowd of exile." of 2,000 began dwindling as 29,of San Jose,a profession •
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500.700. Chanted Cuban youths: protesters sought shelter at al revolutionary; Donald M.• l
Hundreds of sards south of "What do we %s,nit? \:a-. Flamingo Park. Cohen, 29, of Detroit: Wil-
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the rieseers. near the gates When no we want it?Now" There t ii e y discovered liam J. Murray, 21, of Rox-
at 17th Street and Washing- .A half hour later,most of bands of nervous antiwar bury, Mass., a typesetter:
ton. shirtless. s u n d a I e d the(-nbans c uietly dispersed, veterans racing about in par- peter P. O'Mara,37, of 9004 ' cui4 ,
i .0.111:tonntr.l Kolb r A few walking 1101111 10 asu,d Ihr 'gat of nn rhutvn lnmher In N Kendall fir, MIAMI, a nr nn
threw bottles sad st i eel .ingn.,0,s•>st•1s. one hour, sin !mmbs— fire• manufacturer;Wayne B.Par. �A/
Quick Action Atter i•s March Chaos. When you opo' •
Federal, you car
readied \V,' 'iington moving HOWEVER.BEACH pollee Gelber made it clear Mon. money on movie
west on 20th Street. arrested seven veterans who day that the police will re-
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Mclntire was talking full had climbed upon the roof of serve their options until the and sport events
of "oncemion Hall between force into a portable bullhorn the high school. But they moment comes.
but Barry Romo,a V\'AW were arrested only after they "WE'RE NOT part of the in fine local resta
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18th and 19th streets. national coordinator from came down and were taken movement scenario."he said.
Entering V'ashmt:tun Ar• New York, was louder with. a w a y through the back, Conceding that the police merchandise. M
nue from loth. the Cuhuos out one as he succcssfutl" unobserved. used state troopers to des-
found they s>a•Is-> separatedurged his troops to ignore Monday's action, as a perse a demonstrition Sun• ' Savers Club cost
front the park people by a the counter-demonstration. whole,was dominated by Im• day night. at the Fontaine- •
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wall of trucks,a line of S.iet- "I hey're just old people provisatian on both sides. At Menu—during which there
nem Veterans A;ainst tIle and they're senile.Keen my- noon,only four marches had were no arrests—he noted. extra in the Depi
War veto s'armed the stre:t ing," Ron° told the march• been expected. "If things had proceeded
from sidewiek to sidewalk. me vets They kept moving. Still, Pomerance's forces any further, there would Federal Savings.
arms locke.", and a 1'ne er and Mtlntire's group were continued the general policy have been arrests. We had
YMCA volunteers behind left with the street to them• they used throughout the arrest wagons there. The
sawhorse barricades. seises as the sets continued Democratic Convention and mass arrest system with the Visit a Dade Fe,
north during the build•up for this courts was cranked up.
AS THE CUBAN parade one: give the'streets to the "IF ARRESTS are netts. .Savers Club can
marshals moved their group WIILN TIIE ANT'1•WAR. demonstrators as long as sary on Wednesday. they'll •
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north.Seymour Gelber,a top vets reached the high school, t hes' are demonstrating be made."
aide to Miami Beach Police filled with Florida National peacefully. Thus with two full days of
C h i e f Rocky Pomerance, Guardsmen, Pont era ace demonstrations to go,a game
s t 0 o it between the two called in more than 20 car. THAT POLICY has raised of wits remains to be played •
groups and looked relieved. loads of state crooners — major quesuoro•about what out In the streets of Conven-
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Gelber said the Cuban and carefully kept them out w i 1 I happen Wednesday, lion City,USA. }#
m a r c h route, had been of sight- when a coalition of anti-war The malority of organized • 4.. -
worked out at advance "two The derponstrators morel groups hope to use street alt• protest groups are pledged toDADE FEI
days ago." into the front lawn of the ire and mobile civil dlaobedi- nonviolence — and deter- ei.1
Earlier in the day, as the campus,off Dade Boulevard. ence to surround the hall,tie mined to make a political .1
WAW staged an unsche- The troopers sat in their cars up traffic,and delay the con. point. -. +..J,��� AND LOA/.
duled march from the park to on Prairie Avenue, without vention. The police have demon- ."—',./A4',.. - rata panic
Miami Beach Senior High the tnalonty of demonstra- The demonstratpn' hopes . stated a determination to ter,,p•'."0 C• '?
School, their own marshals tors knowing they were to delay the schedule inside a protect the community, the .. . '-•
avoided another right-left there,for 40 minutes. the hall could be thwarted if convention —and the right Co*Riese Blanch Kendall Snack Tamier&e nchIauawttai
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confrontation. ' s '�When It became evident the police disperse'them, In- of rtbn•violent protest. Mos Caribbean Bud 0$.1 at o w.insects. 1901 W.ES St. iia 51 W.
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the demonstration would end stead of arresting Tose who And Bobby Fischer and • 2Aeul I Mi'SEi saytau 41.3.2 •
AS VIE VETS marched as It began — peacefully, attempt to perform a civil Boris Spassky between them —
north on Washington. a with the vets staying outside disobedience•action in the could never have concocted a •
group of about 25 radical the school and the Guards• classical pattern seen in past more Intricate series of
right pickets. led by radio men instdde — the troopers demonstrations is Washing- moves than the ones now
preacher Carl Mclntire. left,still(yhobserved. ton. /f taking place here.
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