EAGLETON Mo,e , July 31, l972 For Thomas Eagleto,e - his moment of trulla . Tl,e Democratic nominee for Vice Preside,et _ meeti,ag to,aiglal witll Democratic />residential ca,cdidale George McGover,a; • meeting that could determine ,olaelher lae slays o,a Ill• llci•I - or calls it quits . In the mea111ime - Eagle to,, 's offic• rer,orts growing f>ublic su1>1>ort ; ,oitl, lelleYs a11d t•l•gY•"'• said to be Yu1111h1g - "IIIYee oY foNr to 011e ,,. favoY of lab slaying." "They've bee,r i,acredibly b•aNllfNl - tl• aitl• ,oe,al OR. Adding lloweveY tllat "ffto•I of Ille a,ati-,,.all - does seem to be cnmi,ag from McGov•r• people." FoY what it'• woYIII, a clleci of lll•loYical YecoYd• also showing today only o,c• case wller• a Vic• Preside,ctial ,eomi11ee eveY witlldYe"1 fYofft tire race - a•d tl,al baci '" Eiglaleen Forty-Four. Senator Silas Wright of New Yor• - a Democrat d ,, I 0 ,. a lic•et lleaded by refusi,ag to accef,I Ille seco11 s 0 James K . PolR . Wllereuf,on lie was f>romptly replaced by Of Pe ,,"Sy I V a,. ia a,rd appare "" Y ii woY••d Geo-r11e L. Dallas EAGLETON - 2 OK for Polk and Da llus went on to v tc to?"y ,,. tll • fall. WASHINGTON Washington again - tl&e JusUce DeJIGrtmertt filed a formal appeal today a,itla tl&e v s S■J,re11te Court; seeking lo set aside a stay ,,. Hae so-called "Pentagon papers" trial -- as gra,aled over tl&e •e••••d by Associate Justtce 'Vlllla , m o. Do•glo->. tl,at Douglas' actio11 - •as "cort1J,lelely ••l••IIJl•tl" a,ad t ' hus he conU,aued - "" "IM/'•r•lsslble l•terf•r••c•." In the due process of , • .,r. declsloa - •••• •• - --~ :.t-; fl,at co,.i'/'4!'/tave a dlsastro 1 11s i•J,acl - •lo• tlll• ,A ,, imJ)orta11t crhni,ea l prosec,dto■., .... ~ 1',clde,etally, today'• ~ctlo•..A t•e /lr•t of II• kiftd - si,ece Do11glas stayed tlle esec•tlo• of • ala• sJ,les Jvllus a,ad Et llel Rose•berg ■earl, t•••IJ Y••rs ago; a stay tlaal •as later vacated of co•r•e - 6 Y ti&• full court. NEW MIAMI On a /Ugltl from Detroit to Mia,ni a sky Jcnt11 Jacking •Illa a differertce today. A team of three desperadoes a•d tlaeir f••Ul,s - perhaps as many as sistee,a irt all, sel . al•g a Dell• airUnes D - C ~}gl,t wltlt nearly a •••tired aboartl: o• arrival at Miami - de• • ••di•1 a,ad getll■g o•• million in •a :ilaa ra•som •011,y. A/ler llae rel,~•• for Boston a•d t•en Algeria. QUANG TRI In Vietnam - !_llled forces today Po••tled the 00•--•1•s Commun,st laeld Cl.,adel of Qua,ag 7'rf cUy with more tlaa• hve•ty tlaoNsand ro••4• of artillery fire. Tllis - we are told - I• t,re1•rallo• for another f•dl scale · assault by So•li Vl•t•••••• ..,, going to t1lro111 so mucl, arUUery h1 tier, - •• 'II be able to 1110111 rigid h, 1111tlao•t seel ■g a Ho, ■g •••••" NORTHERN IRELAND In Northern Ireland - a British bUtallrleg today; with Brjt !s h ,,. I , trooJ,ers lnt1ad,•g tl,e occ11pying - virtually every I R A stro,egl, . old f• tie province; In the process us,•g ta,ells, b ■ Udoaers and armored personnel carriers to demoHsl, a •• S•lluU-c "no-go" street barricades. r•e 11lole ■ ce = far from ended though. l,ldeed, tl,e 1 R A t•fclly striking back - toltla a series of bo,nb blasts ce ■ terel mainly In the 11lllage of C.lautly, 11ear Lo•tlo ■ tlerrJ. First repo · rt s l11dlcatl ■g at least sis dead a,ul •ore tlaan # thjrly 111ounded. , HO MA A l ll011ma, Lott•L · •a,1 · I •~• a - tn I , e Caju,i co " " I r _,. L I, c r e II c w a s b or II c i " It I , . - 0 ,, e ,.. J y ears ago - Sc "a I o r ,4 II '-' 11 J • E l l e 11 cl c r w a s la id I o It i s r e s t t O da y • : \ r c ltbi s 11op M ,,. Ha1111a11 of N e w Orlea11;:-;'celebrath,g I 1,c -'"" era I III as•~ ca 11!!,,. I lie la I _ e Pre sldent Pro- Te ,n of th e Se11al e - a man w1,o "seemed lo carry his de1olio11 lo cl1tl)' lo a,i extreme:" and , , et an extreme - t~,~ .-.a i tl th e .1\ rchbi . sllop ,._lo l1imf..t seemingly ''normal a,ad < ' , <'" •ft 11 e cc s s a r } ' • " Presidet1I Nixon _ e:ae _., ••••• ••• atte,aded I II c s er 1 • i c t' , fly in K down fro ,n Wa s hi n g Ion "'it h a """'be r o f IIH · Se11alv1· ' s coll c <1>:N<'s, among 11,em Vice Preside,al s,-,7 ► .t\gncw, S c 11alor McG01 1 ern , and Senator Easlla,ad'-<. I I, C II,• tL P , . • c · s i ,/ ,, '1 I p 1· 0 - I Cm • f PSWICJI /1·0111 Ipsni«h, Auslntlia wlterc safel) ' offtctals today ordering lite sealing of a mine - racked by a series of ea>'l}' mon1i11g cxplosio11s; ihe reby sealing th.e fate . of Jo11rlec11 me11 trapped below. Walter Roach of Qttee11-Ja11d mines - who headed the res : cNe effort - explainh1g: "W e had tio option because of tl•e risk of furllter explosions." Addiltg: "It was so veTy J obvious - there was just no hope fo-r the men t-rappe4 llndergro11nd. " One of ,ol,om,, II mlglit be 11ote4 - /,is own ,iepliew, Joh,i Roach. J\E\V DELI/I .I II I II c hlll i a 11 Par li a m e n I a I New Del hi _ au a/l< ' mPI toda y lo win ratificatio,i of tlzat new ({__ Simla Treaty; lcadi11g I°,,( charges from 11,e Hi,rdu - C"o\ ek-11,1< Nali o11ali s l Ja11 sa11x h party --,.Jnal Premier I,rdira Ga11dhi had sold 0111 lo Pakistan; Ilia/ she had do,re so under pr essure from Moscow. All of 111ltich ---ts- ~ lead lo a scene of complete bedlam. Madame Gandhi herself finally addressing "Nobody spo .. e to any t 11 foreign Slati,ig flall) 1 : " poller from Simla." Adding that the opposillor, " t I deplora · ble~ childisll ar,d Niter/ charges were 11/ er )' , 7 ridic11lo11s." 1 ATHENS B.\ ' ortlc•· of p · , 1·cm1e1· Papadopolo11s - a n holcsalc Cnbi11cl sltake -11p a today in G reece; the seco nd in that country~ in less Iha» a year; r ilh /he P1·cmier rcpla)._ing ele, en cabinet ministers a11d lrc1,11sferrinK cle, , en more; Papadopolous' ne1t1 cabinet nor« conlainit1g twelve of his former n,flflary colleagues - Ille same men who helped him stage the coup that originally brought liim lo po11Jer back in Ni11e/eett Sixly-Seve11. For the first tl'"e lllo•gll - also inclllding a couple of pre-.!}xty-1everc off•clals. A minor coticession - we are told - but n,aybe a start. SEVEN SEAS F ,. o III I I, c U S g e o 1 o ,r i cal s u r v e o Y - a rather sally talc. Wit// KOllCr,zment experts checkit1g out the salt co11/et1/ - of l11e arious n••ttn■d seas and oceans around the globe. Comir,g to the conclusion lllal total sa ll c 011/ c 11 I I II e w 01· ld over - is sis•••*--• s ome111laere arotttl(/ /if/}' quaclrillio,i Ions, or fifty milUo,a billion I o,i s. A spokesman adding if said sail "co,,td be ,·emoved and spread evenly over /he eartla's la,ed s ur face - i / would form a layer more tlaa,e five ' ~ - h,nidrred feet /liick; about the same llelglat I as t•e r Washington ,,.. ; ■■■Is monume,et. Sl ' RACUSE A11d now " salule Jo radio station W F B L al s_,., , <1c11sc, New l ' ork loday rcjoi,,in . g the CBS ,•adio '1 Clt ork. TOMBS TUNE 1'0111b~lo11c, Arizona, by its own definition - file tou II too 1•011}!/r lo die a11d its two .___ I , , - n,,,ous l,a11}!i1t~ /rec .,; e ach about two and a lialf feet t1aick _ tit o II K h I I o b e · i III ii a r l )' i "de s tr t1 c II b l e • Until t O day _ I illl I is. A dri L er for · ti, e Tombstone Sa,titatlo,a Depart met1I - accidc,rlally backing his garbage trMc• i,ilo one of "tltc /tanging trees;" tearing It M/1 - a11d k,iocki,rg ii over; 11,ereby deslroyi,eg 011e of tie cit)' 's "'"'" l01trisl attractions. lie 0/flcials add••1 of l11 e d r ; v c r i n q " c s ti o n - it av a s II I• fl r • l d a Y o • I"' job. ;\lso - l1is last.