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Silent, deathly costumed .• �. ' - - �, '
• marchers trailed the elephant •-i - il t♦ -_'
and a coffin-laden caisson to r � ` , r
Convention Hall to show .:�. •--.t1-..7(.,asl • ‘,
President Nixon "the move- . I a -
mens Is not dead," one pro. .. • //�,,
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lest leader said. ,t • )A -. 'C.,"-u... 'w
THE t0-MINUTE arrest ' /' 4. .\
scene near 19th Street and ~ �'l Zvi r .. s
Washington Avenue followed �-- , T.;�.4 _
a violent retreat from a pro. „ • '
tester confrontation with po- I . - /
lice at the Fontainebleau i.1' - 11 N
Hotel down Collins Avenue.
Outside Convention Hall. -
demonstrators scuffled with •
delegates, burned an Ameri- • ,'
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can flag and bunting and s "` 4 1
pummeled passing cars, ig- 9 „c;.*” _ , s • . , .
poring protest leaders' pleas i �r v'a '�J, h y
for nonviolence. { .. - ... •. • i ' h Z•dI'. �, • . rn J/t'�n «;,..
"We decided to make ar- 4 - ' +K r" •�• 'a •1.
assts whene they began to _ •••.� • ',b..
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assault delegates and citizens '"''.r.,. "-. � •� � .v•>"`r�'Z+�g♦�qr�►��� >��N�t' ��1 l 1����J1'Y•�rA��(f�� ,`�{'a`;Sygr 'V�Ae}�j. •�`
who were entering the hall, �• 1 ,4 . '0,. ,474E. 1��9,y�• ♦ 7 a• 0te4#el j 'se*[,{Agt 46r 0 ., j0�
Pomerance said.
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vandalizing. They also de. • �• y•�E•;3 7'. .► „4441 +''Z' �•%): i-1::° {�0 • '74' '4` •,��; •�4
Med police claims that they r �!! f • , I$ T. k�sA. , p4tOsaa,.. te,,► AA lye es4. r .. '
received an opportunity to •s 4':"l:' ' ?'. p d E•,,,e,-...",d 4 ' ' .''
peacefully retreat from the .et,, V4044 ' ?X74 ♦fop A. iib �. agre s .' ,7,4'..
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THREE THOUSAND anti. �.4P4**' . ' 54 I R • • • « `i. ' -eC •'-, ' '
war demonstrators streamed �s i, ; .; L +.,,. x•
hall al alam /VIII lur,d,.y `/,j�f�y1`r • / �` A4 IP''t Y,`. • .
in a dramatization of \'iel• ��k i/�'4., • i3•ts` ts. .�. ,\ �c • r ',n,•�r •l•' ' ,
tam's "Street Without Joy" ,?t. ,R"GGGWN � \ a
and to show President dead,"Nixon •,s�, '�'Ys7►- .04#4_ y.y �:� •'y .`'! a 1G.St v`•• l``
"the movement is not w.� n � • •- , c 'v4 • s .` • ~
one protest leader said. * ;t". t `i '�, • 4 ;'
About 200 donned black . 4 r. \t,� •, _..••r `` '•• ,, ,•.` ,';l'• `
robes and coolie hats, their (' , *. ^ f^r
faces painted a deathly g. •L c ... .e. r:‘. . f
while. A hundred others t,, A •x , , . ' VIMa._ •
wore Nixon masks smeared • "•`•t°'
with blood•red paint.
In the ensuing four hours, 1)e111(111.4t1':1t(I1'K TO i('(I Coffin. B111'nin Platte Over Fence Outside Convention
bands of protesters roamed
around:the Republican Con• ripped flags down from poles American flag to a suck and war,"lie rummandrd as two Anter to the cast aide of venison complex, clashing fronting hotels in Use• 1500 hunted it, hefty slate troopers posed Dade County Jail.
whowith delegates and police and IGW Mack,of Collins with a youth with gold rim •
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Ave sweeped down Meridian At I::1.5 p.m Florida High• nu•d lasses. Steam came out of the hot. ,
Avenue. way ttrolmen wheeled g unventilated van whin the
Avenue and across I. M
Street to reopen canventam auut!,i t1ashiit ton to the A trooper stuck a nuns first d weir ntx•ned A '
NEARLY 30 Pn.t.•su^s '.;,hest >A.• tI about nearh Iwied card under the s h'. taw• youths had lanttol and r"
ga`es.the most serious casualty eared Uvoi Ii the I lit u! Ip,•,t., chin. 23526. Thr youth lay on
the •(lour Thr others t;` .' t.
the Atlantis Ilotel._ha.('ol• smiled. -' ,
of the evening ylhans was int :\ {r.hvr .{s.ke.m.m s.aA suanl. 1.t
LIt lin. Ave, rip, ; down the
anti-war VIA( um ack Ca- Iii.'Po.i."4•a,dl,ub.•”ed ser' the I'ol:nold pnalu,eA the •
some of the Vietnam vet- - ~ .w.t
Krnlurkv ,b•Ie.,nUon'. .Lae
struck down by a black Ca• mai ordet.:c.dome!se. Photograph in 15 Seconds. / -
ddlac that had been dented fling and pn rani, •oflhc.ulrnl erans left the trucks with d' y
Nixon. 'Larger, unppM with the Watling with an ink pad their hands atop their heads ' t'�
trators before by demon• demonalt.00rs between the was a second "'dent" man, inprisoner of war fashion. .,.,•(• //
stralora. One long Harold youth ai••••-._
slugged Or Harold Barton. security tense and police. Gerald Wolff, and he took
45. the husband of Ken• said he heard no such orders 23826's right index finger, "Get us some air!" was 4
• THE VETERAN. Larrya ta•L.re the arrests pressed it to the pad, then screamed from inside the
Dalton.rushed to ac Angeles. mtuem Nationalommuwe trucks. "Open skis(obsceni- (r •. 1 .
member. BartonDwloaf two pressed it again to the back
was Jackson Me- POLICE SEALED off Wash- of the photograph. ty)truck!" • 1
moral Hospital. His injuries teeth. \ •
lit.tun :\venue, then formed Others sat "All we are
were unspecified. Barton. stout to 1•,.an1 a ONE AFTER the other,for 8' .\, .",
Policemen injured during bus for Convention Ball, had Iwo ranks facing the protest. more than an hour. troopers saying• is give peace a
the street-clearing operation restrained -•••'I young Re• tine announced on a mega- and Florida Conservation chance." .. z• k.'• le .'
included: publicans from interfering. ri • agents.all wearing numbered i
• Miami Officer Gloria `In the name of the state DOCTORS stood by inside
identification plates. stood " *
Barton called the randala „f londa you are all under the ail to treat the tainted
Starks.32,who was struck in part of"the great unwashed. ,,nr,.,t for disorderly conduct. Patiently in the hot sun as 1
the left chest by a slingshot- I still think Miami'; a SNI the demonstrators were load• protesters. y'`
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g' 1 h,.i,an arrest action."
bred steel twit.She remained town" ed into the vans•males tape• The rented trucks each had
on duty. I'onu•ranee stood nearby ralerf from'mulles.
only two small vents. -
• Miami Lt. Victor Ken- At the time the Shy berm we,,nng sky blue pants and a "Illy. pick up your gar. '
mtstrap,n were rune„g pink print shirt with thePolice removed the prison- t,
racily,who was struck in the Duge! h,ntY liUrr.” David
• head by an unidentified urs south away from the Full his
s rolled up.lie carried ars in groups of 10 for tttxtk•
Hlaxt, x lungh.nud blur• tog. The others remained in a 1
site.He was treated at Mount taineblrau. another count- his pipe in one hand. e
overalled 7.ipptr admonished � J ��'
Sinai hospital. gent. mostly ripples. wet.• an IU man who tore film the sweltering trucks. -y)
• A third Miami officer heading north from Flamingo THE RING OF policemen (root a him pack and threw A sixth van carrying 30 .. �,,,
who refused to identify him- Park. i.slightened around the Prones• away the container. women drove to the nearby self.His head was bandaged, ter% Volunteer attorneys Miami City Jail. '•' nil �1\ '
apparently for a forehead Herald repora•r 'red Dar 1mgan distributing bilingual "Oh. can I see my p.c. Jahn Peelle t alt• ��U�
PP Y ger counted about l.`+0 pro- ,,ids informing them of legal lure•'"Tina Hill. ?J. of Los After booking, the proles. ...news phutugroph,•r uas t
cut:He also returned to duly. testers arm mg at Cuncct' '•ghls Angeles begged as she was ters were taken before aim.Chief Pomerance said the nun Hall at 115 p nI put into a van. A trooper magistrates on the
A., youths arrested Tuesday af- POLICE WERE uncertain obliged. mining g began ukmg up a cullrcuun to
trmoun were "the ZirB second floor of the Metro TWO GIRLS climbed a w h.••hrr to arrest "Dill the to{roll bond for other pones- nII
mostly an unaffiliated group. ,, ,., While waitingin line, the Justice Building,which abuts
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�•�( • . `a - cars and manhandled some •
A. „ .-_ . - . .t. Republicans.A few eggs flew
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da highway Patrolmen
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7;`,,�7�.+..- . an, forcing a protester re
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►. ONE YOUTH. Steve Mc•
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one protest leader said. ~; • . ! `
m !bout 200 donned black `ieti1'i,�", . .. o4a., �i•y�,..1.� v W,•r F •.,, .
his robes and coolie hats, their +s�'' � qrj + ' fit a Y ( •4 'tt ) ,��ly,
,a faces painted a deathly tp 1017 '^4 4 •C�44r e. . e1' '
y white. A hundred others .�,'®a 'C.; t L.... '' :�r�'''S......'_t..
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te• wore Nixon masks smeared
with blood-red paint.
In the ensuing four hours, Demonstrators Tossed Coffin, Burning Plane Over Fence.
-Outside Convention
tog bands of protesters roamed
ng around,the Republican Con-
to vention complex, clashing ripped flags down from poles American flag to a stick and way,"he commanded as two drove to the east side of
Infronting hotels in the 1500 burned It. hefty state troopers posed Dade County Jail. •- .
with delegates and police and 1600 blocks of Collins At 1.3;, p.m.Florida Illgh• with a youth with gold elm•
' who sweeped down Meridian mad glasses. Steam came out of the hot,
Avenue and across 17th Avenue. way patrolmen wheeled unventilated van when the
old, south on Washington to the A trooper stuck a nuns- (first doors were opened. A
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Street to reopen convention
.onNEARLY 30 protesters protest site in about nearly tiered card under the youth's few youths had fainted and
re- gales. raced through the lobbof 40 cars chin, 23826. The y o u t h lay on the floor. The others -
•us, The most se �us casualty the Atlantis Hotel,2655"Col- smiled.
,ve of the evening haps was an A police spokesman said stood- { ,
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lins Ave., ripping down the
. struckar Vie am veteran, the protesters disobeyed see. The Polaroid produced the Some of the Vietnam vet- 'ei .t,
Kentucky delegation's state r j
,ra down by a black Ca• eral orders to disperse. photograph in 15 seconds. { s
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dillac that had been dented flag and pictures of President erans left the trucks with , !fi1 9�t+
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Nixon. Barger, trapped with the Waiting with an Ink pad their hands atop their heads i i
moments before by demon• One long-haired youth rfemonstrntors between the was a second "Iden!" man, In prisoner of war fashion. 4
icy atrnlors, slugged Dr. Harold Barton, security fence and police, Gerald Wolff, and he took was
`he 45, the husband of a Ken• said he heard no such orders 23826's right index finger, "Get us some air!"
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the THE VETERAN, Larrybefore the arrests. pressed it to the pad, then screamed from Inside the ,5+• ;— .• •-'. .,
• • + Dalton, 30, of Los Angeles, lucky National Committee trucks. "Open t A`''• if •..pressed it again to the back " pe albs(obsceni• ;i,,. .
• was rushed to Jackson Me- eemhrr. Barton lost two POLICE SEALED off Wash• of the photograph. ty)truck!"
d• mortal Hospital. His Injuries teeth. '`I ;•'.•
p 1 ington Avenue, then formed Others "All we are
were unspecified. Barton, about to hoard a ONE AFTER the other,for sang: Vii'.,• ;,t a
nytwo ranks facing the protest. , .,f
Its Policemen injured during bus for Convention Hall, had more than an hour, troopers saying, is give peace a
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[he street-clearing operation restrained several young Re. One announced on a mega- and Florida Conservation chance."
'ole Included: publicans from interfering. phone: agents,all wearing numbered '-'-.%
-n, "In the name of the stateDOCTORS stood by Inside , -3p�
Miami Officer Gloria Barton called the vandals patiently inn plates, stood .g'"�• t
ss. of Florida you are alt under patiently in the hot sun as the jail to treat the fainted F> `
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t s Starks,32,who was struck in part of"the great unwashed• ;freest for disorderly conduct. protesters.
y the left chest by a slingshot• the demonstrators were load-
I still think Miami's agood -1-his is an arrest action." ed into the vans,males sepa• The rented trucks each had tis.s• -
fired steel bolt.She remained town." Pomerance stood nearby rated from females.
on duty. wearin sk blue ants and a only two small vents. .?
t• Miami Lt. Victor Ken• At the time the SDS dem. S Y P '•Hey, pick up your gar- .i
onstratnrs were coming pink print shirt with ilia bagel Don't litter," David Police removed the prison• .��e
hedy,who was struck in the south awayfrom the Fon sleeves rolled up.He carried g ere In groups of 10 for book.
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head by an unidentifiedratedamss• Heod, a long hatred blue- in The others remained in
i ' site.He was treated at Mount teinebteau, another Contin• his pipe In one hand. overalled Zipple admonished a' •
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gent, mostly zippier, were• an ID man who tore film the sweltering trucks. tai. !
Sinai Hospital. THE RLNG OF policemen '
A third Miami officer heading north from Flamingofrom a film pack and threw A sixth van carrying 30
lightened around the proles- away the container. women drove to the nearby
who refused to identify him- Park. errs. Volunteer attorneys
self.His head was bandaged. Herald reporter Fred Bar-
ger Isegan distributing bilingual "Oh, can I see my pie- Miami City Jail. John Pel rte ��U5 telt •
apparently for a forehead counted about I50 pro• cards informing them of legal lure?" Tina HIII, 20, of Los After booking. the proles- •••siesta photographer i•cul.He also returned to duty. testers arriving at Convert. rights Angeles begged as she was tens were taken before corn-
Chief Pomerance said the tion Hall at 1:15 p.m. put Into a van. A trooper milting magistrates on the
youths arrested Tuesday af- POLICE WERE uncertain obliged. second floor of the Metro began taking up a collection
lernoon were "the Zippier, TWO GIRLS climbed a whether to arrest "Bill the to post bond for other collection
protes-
mostl an unaffiliated group,
g poleppmongrelWhile waiting in line, the Justice Building,which abuts lets.
Y g p•
light toward rrd•s wore 7.i ie's" white lawmen filled out their"field the Dade Jail.
a conglomeration, the sort and-blue bunting. One wore Satin and put him into the arrest forms," quietly inter- M11ost were charged with
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that causes trouble at rock dirty white jeans and no top. dog pound. some kind of disorder con.
concerts and football rogating their suspects. OF THE 212 arrested, 10 y'
A protester handed up a A medic volunteered to "Name, address, date of were juveniles under 17, duct,a misdemeanor.
games." piece of blaring •paper and take Satin back to Flamingo birth..:' eight of them boys. There
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He s aid the youths Police sa:d thee would file
smashed windows at the Pan she ignited the bunting. Park. were 167 men and 35 women felony charges against stool
American Bank and at the- Zippier vomited on the Ore bass drum was also AT TIfE same time, law• arrested.The juveniles went six protester ter their rule in
Gayety Burlraque theatre hood of a slow-nerving OM, taken in custody, then liher• vers, some wearing "Om- to Youth Itall. the Protesters
As r the orote i•
mobile.The dr leer braked ab- acrd hudsuuut" armband., pinked
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then stoleo beer from trucks ru tl He■ ared terrified. The street arrest rocess• out instruction sheets from Because of multiple t Karg• Isui. •
parked along Collins Avenue. P Y' appeared p the public defender, Phillip es against a few, the total Intermittent shorsers and
The back door of a limon• ing worked smoothly.Heraldp •
number of misdemeanor
BANDS OF vandals broke sine rolling into the rnnven- reporter Geer MillerA.Hnhhnrt.said. charges filed was 231.
off the main stream of pro. lion complex was flung open. lit blue coveralls with his "You have an absolute /j��J
testers retreating from a con• A distinguishedd 0 0 k i n g back latx•led, "!dent Divi- constitutional right to remain Bonds ranged Irons S50 to
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frontatlon with police at the gray-haired man in the back- slots."Harold Mangeles stood silent on the facts of the of. S250. but many Dade rest- FONTAINEBLEAU
Fontainebleau. seat slammed the door closed at the rear of police van with tense for which you have dents were released on their •
HOTELSome overturned Miami and locked it. '
a Polaroid Camera. been arrested," it began. own recognizance. • ).t�
Herald news racks. Others Someone attached a small "Little bit closer!Look this Most demonstrators Com• "I think it was very un• a O
just," s a i d Charles W.
pleat' Stearns, 20, of Gainesville, ''
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•.�,+ - t• i 1 CHEERS RANG out from who was released without •
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the protest ring as more than posting bond.
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! •i ; - t. •�i_t 500 Vietnam Veterans "I'm afraid It could cause '.:
S, - ,,, • a .;• Against the War marched up
violence tater on." ;1BEACN 'i" GAYETY I
': 4 • '• •••eye's • ' 'stir ' " Washington Avenue toward OOwNeV�UITION THEATER
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t , I it them. Ile AND OTHERS accused 1 WWI I— , '
.3 :.� .,• t• • �•• Forty Miami policemen Police of"arresting everyone. .D ✓
_ blocked off the avenue he. whether they were disorderly
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yfi ; "_, ` ' si t'• ti tween the mass arrest site
or not."
33 // w and the VVAW parade. Police also arrested IT 1 1 fl
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•^ i �y P ;. The veterans aused sever• 1�'
"'777 P year-old Barbara Razalsky of 11
'f- • al minutes.observing the Air. Merritt Island, member of �•' tl 11 .1` • I.
• t •_/ rests, then marched east to the Young Voters for the
sat. • '•Zt • .� ��' Collins Avenue en route to .-•A. .,y1r,.'•
~" ,,��ss President and an innocent
b •
; s f .; ,) - • the Fontainebleau. bystander. r, 0; `t
ftties . t iy 1 Two Zippies screamed as She was easily recognize• �'ejt,u'„t'ti i,` '1' ' �•. 'rr :. 1�. y�. { the veterans passed: ble as she sat among 34 casu- FV�R60 j t M }-s 1 .. ,r.. "Our brothers are getting ally attired girls. She wore k i''11 v
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' { busted over there. an official Republican Party ��K ai
P • ”" • Iii ,, a e "Why aren't you m badge. f1',', •
• fi"1 ;,rf 4,400, /: r doing something to help?" Most of the other women '- •I to
g ..r 1 ,, were required to post a S50
,Cy't.. The processing et the ar•
days- '' .S ` rest scene was quiet and or- bond pending a Jury trial,but
neEd t \-e!�t"' -, i,, •� d darty. Miss Razalsky was remanded Protest
1 e to the custody of a police- Y
same • f y a•� �:rs, •^, r Once Inside ilia yellow man.
noHty fw .tie • .f� �" : vans,though,,the protesters,
g A's wt is >R a ,'.1 seemed to come back to lite, •
"1 HAVE NEVER been ■r• Demonstrators combed
U.S. 1 �1 ,n` S poundirig gleefully the sides, , rested before," clic said. "I area Tuesday in their Cor
ghost- -%17.871..:,*.,`. h singing"God Bless America." was with a boy. We were tests during the Hcpublit
P .` a and, perhaps appropriately,
rana In 7., PJust watching and saw them Convention. From thei
:ration s • "Iji"ilr ` +'+ • , , ^We All Live In a Yellow coming."
riry } =•
� s Submarine." campsite,shown on the
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4' � 4. a• When police arrived, "I rangingIrom ilia
Icer "
•.,. groups,
me on +'` • . t ....C.' THE GCSE had gone after wanted to.show them my lion Front to lhc.Vielna
blazer. , • the eight-mile ride to Dade badge,but he just pushed me Against the War orate,
.-hen I -' a.. Inside with the stick. We B
_uen.e toot.mu...n."a ra..ro.0 County Jail In the crowded. •
car-old � sumbnked trucks. were not involved In any • Fontainebleau Hotel. a
of non-delegatesathen
said: •
Anli•War Protester Kicks In,�C`intlow• of Burlesque House The five rental Deatrlck way." ' I
,young - • •!-'.•,dispersed by police,demonstrators were heading back to park vans carrying male prisoners At Flamingo.Park, Zippies Collins Avenue,kicking
:legate. , Vs v
!` • •• \r • . •t. P.
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oar , ' \ , :a l , r'( ' clubbed.RCI.0 observer Rob-
+j °s aK• r y r ert T u r n e r said police •
'if ` ` V'
�� •s C-i' • showed restraint, however, •
e • s, r v,' fur the circumstances: •
ti ees. r.. •.+'!'...
•+•' 'There are more smiles
• —Heald$1.11 PMIe 0Y RICHARD JOHNSON
• than frowns."
trators Tossed Coffin, Burning I'lane Over Fence Outside Convention hall Near 17th and-Washing-
ton, three Metro deputies
\nu`rican flagto a slick and way,"he commanded as two drove to the east side of •
rescued New York Sen.
' y James Buckley from scores •
,anted it. hefty stale troopers posed Dade County Jail. A of pursuing demonstrators •
At 1:3.i p.m.Florida High. with a youth with gold rim- Steam came out of the hot, w• -. f and hustled hint Into the
way patrolmen wheeled mad glosses, unventilated van when the J, • � compound safely.
,oath on Washington to the A trooper stuck a num- first doors were opened. A ti' A "It was an interesting ex •
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•rotest site in about nearly Dared card under the youth's tew youths had faintest and „ �''' ^' perience,"Buckley said.
:o car., chin, 23826. The youth lay on the floor. The others r_„' ` t. r Some delegates arrived
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A police spokesmann said smiled. stood. •, I I.tv weeping and speechless.
:he protesters disobeyed sev- The Polaroid produced the Some of the Vietnam vet- — h M Scores walked from gale to
rd orders to disperse. photograph in IS seconds. j - - �r EMR R gate, unable to enter, ac •
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erans left the trucks with i . '1'•n••- cased by demonstrators as
Barger, trapped with the Waiting with an ink pad their hands atop their heads t ' ' 1, "murderers,killers."
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Irmonstralors between the was a second "Idem" man, inprisoner of war fashion. A•'3' "' '
security fence and police, Gerald Wolff, and he took "I can't talk, I just can't
- .- a talk," said Jean Birch of
'aid he heard no such orders 23826's right index finger, "Get us some air!" was -
a-fore the arrests. pressed it to the pad, then screamed from inside the ,-0 1 ` ''` Ix Great Falls, Colo. "They
pressed it again to the back trucks. "Open this (obsceni• rr \ , were so rude."
POLICE SEALED off Wash- of the photograph. ty)truck!" "t 4'»
niton Avenue, then formed \ `r .Q'. ;'` A Miami News photogra-
ONE AFTER the other,for Others sang: "All we are ___ f., ober, John Peelle, 22, was
w•o ranks facing the protest. more than an hour, troopers saying, is g i v e peace • \1. - ..
One announced on a mega• p chance." . r''•'� •• 1 • l ' F< struck down by a police-
man's
and Florida Conservation h• !,v man's club in the confronts-
:hone: agents,all wearing numbered • '< 1 1, • tion during the police sweep
"In the name of the state identification plates, stood DOCTORS stood by inside r >; through the streets. He was
•d Florida you ere all under patiently in the hot sun as the jail to treat the fainted ,c. r I. . treated at Mt. Sinai hospital
trn•st for disorderly conduct the demonstrators were load- protesters. • • "`" • fora forehead cut and re-
Itis is an arrest action." ed into the vans, •
males saps• w. leased.
Pomerance stood nearby The rented trucks each had ':,.f ,`
rated from females. onlytwo small vents.
.:earing sky blue pants and a
link print shirt with the "Hey, pick up your gar- HERALD photographer Al.Police removed the prison- 04 `{- ,s bar[Coya was struck on the
reeves rolled u He carried bagel Don't litter," David
R ers in groups of 10 for book• .�A head by a stone.He did not
iiispipein one hand. HrxtA, a long-hairei blue- y
overalled Zippie admonished Ing• The others remained in /r''a •''; a require medical aid.
an ID man who tore film the sweltering trucks. . �j • /� ! By 9:30 p.m.the remaining
THE RING OF policemen demonstrators had reassem-
I,Ittened around the rotes- from a film pack and threw A sixth van carrying 30 �ra,.ia Stall Paolo ey ALSERT COCA
R p away the container.
ers. Volunteer attorneys women drove to the nearby bled in protest areas on the
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kaon distributing bilingual "Oh, can I see my pic. Miami City Jail. John Peelle \Vas blit by Policeman's Club east side of Convention Hall,
arils informing them of legal lure'" Tina Hill. 20, of Loslistening to speeches and
An eles begged as she was After booking, the proles- •.II photographer aura treated for forehead nal jeering President Nixon's re-
ghts. B g tars were taken before corn-
put Into a van. A trooper nomination at 11 p.m.
mitring magistrates on the
POLICE WERE uncertain obliged. began taking up a collection conflict dampened a hundred At 11:15 p.m. delegates
g second floor of the Metro
.vhether to arrest "Bill the to post bond for other proles- minutes of the sixhour began pouring out the con-
'ippie's" white mongrel White waiting in line, the Justice Building,which abuts tens. . nighttime protest on all but vention exits,ignored by the
Satin and put him into the lawmen tilled out their"field the Dade jail. Most were charged with the canai•protected north demonstrators.
!og pound. arrest forms." quietly inter- side of the conception corn- Ten minutes later the last
rName,g their suspects, OF THE 212 arrested, 10 some kind of disorderly con- plez band of protesters,repeated-
"Name medic volunteered to "Name, address, date of were juveniles under 17, duct,a misdemeanor.
•ake Satin hack to Flamingo birth..." eight of them boys. There • ly cautioned to keep the
'ark. weer t67 men and 35 women Police said they would file ON THE northeast, near peace, marched behind anti-
One bass drum was also AT TIIF- same time, law- felony charges against about 20th and Washington. a war actress Jane Fonda and
arrested.The juveniles went;lien in custody, then liber- yens, some wearing "Om• io Youth Ilull. six protesters for their role in paptrr•mache 1152 bomber other protest leaders back to
tied hwl+utun" ,unthanda, posed Illi' ('ulluls Aceuu,• v.ntd.II. tics alae arra++ Ihr' rlHun their I•lanungo lark encamp.
Because of multiple tharg- ism link lance, followed by a ment to prepare fug today's
'the street arrest pence+s- out instruction sheets from
Ing worked smoothly.Herald the public defender, Phillip es against a few, the total Intermittent showers and fiery Anielican flag. Police protests.
i'yur ter Gene Miller said. A.Iluhhurt. number of misdemeanor
In blue coveralls with his charges filed was 231. ��__
"You have an absolute
• 'tack labeled. •'Iden( Divi- constitutional right to remain Bonds ranged from $50 to fil� �J ��Q -..�._-
.ion,"Harold Mangeles stood silent on the facts of the of- 3250, but many Dade rem- FONTAINEBLEAU ��
it the rear of police van with tense for which you have dents were released on their HOTEL e�� _ -•_- _ _
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i Polaroid Camera. been arrested," it began. • own recognizance. „� Op0, _- __T -_._
"Little bit closer!look this "I think it was urn' un- �--=
Most demonstrators corn• - - - I = —
hecf just." s a i d Charles W. -=CONY T __= d
P Stearns. 20, of Gainesville, // f• Ya __HALL T s
4 t. 1 CHEERS RANG out from who was released without „i�// ., �'�/ ptjLO�' COMPLEX =—~
the protest ring as more than {Doling bond. WlA11l 1 C - z
•� • 500 \'i e t n a m Veterans "1'm afraid it could cause i _ -
violence later on." ',I-- l _ -- � p =
Against the War marched up -1 Will , :. 1T
Washington Avenue toward CONVENTION THEATER _ -
. �' ^ N__
I•'1, - 4• them. IIF.AND OTHERS accused �CUTER�L� l I _ _ 1
_ Forty Miami policemen police of"arresting everyone, /
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blocked off the avenue he.
0.-�i ♦ +'� � -
whether they were disorderly '
,L; Iwecn the mass arrest site or not." 't-
• "w.v' and the VVAW parader. 1 :�tl:-`1__ -- ,
Police also arrested in. - l` '
The veterans paused sever- vcarold Barbara Razalsky of t - • \tl,lh ST.
• • al minutes, observing the nr• M1lrrntt Island, member ul ff.'s t i ' 1
- A �• rests, then marched east to the Young Voters for the �;
• Collins Avenue en route to President and an innocent i. '1 • I I •
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the Fontainebleau. bystander. ��, .I. \ u a: 'l l
Two -Li ti's screamed as i l e U1•ao '
IP�i - pP She was easily recogmza• j �I H 1 a r _I LINCOLN RD.WALL
�� the veterans passed: Me as she sat among 3.1 caw• "i't a I-
-Our brothers are getting ally attired girls. She wore FLAMINGO 1 1 p
busted over there. an official Republican Party PARK
t !
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t "Why aren't you m badge. '*Iliir"I tit
AI ; doing something to help,' Most of the other women \ •1 •
The processing at the am-
were required to post a $50 t
rest scene seas quiet and or• bond pending a jury trial,but
• i derby, Miss Razalsky was remanded I at the Gayety Theater and throwing
•r Once inside the yellow to the custody of a police-
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man. I OtC�t Areas(•ds trash in the street. Police arrested
vans,Though, the protesters. I • 212 protesters In front of the Miami
e�tro•�,� `'• •'s seemed to come back to life,
�i , •`• pounding gleefully the sides, "I HAVE NEVER been ar- Demonstrators combed a 40-block Beach Convention Center (circle)in
• . singing"God Bless America," rested before," she said. "I area Tuesday in their continuing pro- .mid-afternoon. At the No• I In the
d, perhaps appropriately, was with a boy. We were
antests during the Republican National • map at the right is the scene of the
-We All Live In a Yellow Just watching and saw them Convention. From their Flamingo mass arrests.The No.2 areas desig-
a\` . e Submarine." coming." campsite,shown on the map at left, nate where policemen made sweeps
t�‘4l• • - When police arrived. "I groups,ranging from the Gay Llbera- down Meridian Avenue and 17th
I. •r ei GLEE had gone after wanted to show them me tion Front to the.,Vietnam Veterans Street during the evening to disperse
i... the eight-mile rale to Dade badge,but he just pushed me
-sea"b er^•1e1Ya•".a•1 T•i..^0. County Jail In the crowded. inside with the stick. We Against the War marched on the demonstrators who blocked enlranc-
sun-baked trucks. were not involved in any Fontainebleau Hotel.A smaller band i's to the Convention Center, broke
Burlesque !list's(' way," of non-delegates then went down windows of cars trying to enter and
l The five regaleal prisoners
Deck
"re heading bark to park.' vans carrying male At Flamingo Park, Zippies Collins Avenue,kicking In a window shouted obscenities at the delegates.
f t{; e r t