MUNICH In the midst o f conti'nuing 0 , l y mpic co . ,npetition - a public post-mortem at Munich - as no , do , u61 you've laeartl by now . West Germ , an officials attem1'ling today to e%t,lain the circumstances - that led to Ute terrorist slaying of eleven Israeli tea , ,n m , embers . Sayb1g tl&ey : 111•r• finally forced to make a desperate rescue attemt,t - ,o , I•• Israel flatly refused to deal , u,iU1 t1&e terrorists . An official statement adding th , at "anotler declsfo , ,. co1dtl I•• bee,a ,nade - but "it was ■ ot 111 ltl&h, tlie realm of tlle Ger,na,as to decide ." TEL A VIV FOLLOW MUNICH Mean w h i le , the bodies of ten of the s la In J , B r a e Ii s - were being flown home for burual; arriving at Tel Aviv to the sorrowful cries of family, friends and mourners. Prime Minister Golda Meir was not tllere. Ber g,"'ie/ at Ille Municll tragedy - compounded by the deatll of a sister. Bu . t Deputy Prime Minister Yigal Allon - was on lland as Madame Meir's substitute. The ten plain Pine coffbas - adorned only with Ille Star of David. TIie Deputy Prime Minister vowing tllat tlae Arab world will pay for, quote, "the crimes of its terror organiaations." CAIRO FOLLOW TEL A VIV •••••••• •'"• - Egypt today became the first A•• .. country - to charge officially th;t/fs.'es t German autllorities were mainly to blame. Cai'r'o asserth,g tlaat German handling of the incident - was "unjust aJ1d """''••. " Adding that in any case - Egyt,t was Itself "clear from all these events." PARIS At the peace table in Paris - U. s. A mbassador "UU ■ M Porter was getting to . 1'lgh today; laienching an unprecedented attack - agai ns t th e parley's Viet Cong delegation ; those who bill themselves - as "Ille Provisional Revolutionary Government of tie Ret,ublic of South Vietnam. " · S a i ~ • Porter: A / , "Wl, a tever else the Viel Co111 may be - they are not provi si ona l; but only tlae lalesl embodiment of a conspiracy - begi,aning · ,oitla tlle J,adocla.,_• Communist Part.y forty years ago." "N or are tlley re vo lu tionary" - said he - "for notl,, i■g could be more reactionary ~ than to persist in A , sia old .... miseri ' es of 111ar and oppression ." Porter adding, , aollat's mo ret tllat "ao one ever elected the Viet Co11g into the offices it do es11 't fulfil~ - it administers nothingi - and t11e only t,rograms it carries out are mobilization and c o mbat · under exter,sal o-rders. " Porter further telling · the Viet Cong: 1 ' 1 It would PARIS - 2 simplify matters here - were you to abandon ridiculous pretense ; "'ir/ admit that the Viet Cong - is simt,ly "tlas s : outhern branch of Hanoi's war machine, notlai,ag more." TIEN PHUOC Fighting goes on for control of the district capital of Tien Phuoc near Da Nang. Also in the Central High.lands, in the Mekong Delta, and ugain at Quang Tri far to the North. U. s. combat toll - dropping to its lowest level in more than nine months . LEADERS The White House again . - President Nixon met today with Republican Congressional leaders. The President later quoted as saying, if reelected - he will not seek a tax increase over the next four years. This - we are told - in sharp contrast to Geo-rge McGovern's ao s ■ ll•d "'CAIMI I l i j " proposals. Se,aate Minority Leader Hugh Scott claiming that such sc1,emes J would add One Hundred Billion to current spendi111;,!11 tit• process - said he - doubling taxes for the average taxpayer. SPOKANE For Acting FBI Director L. Patrick Gray a tr · ip today to Spokane ; where he said "there is growing cause / or hope - and even sober optimism;" for "at long last" - he continlled - "we seem to be approaching t•e point where we stop measuring the rate of increase in crime - and begin to recor · d the rate of decrease." FORT WORTH Starting to.!a y a t Fort Worth . T e xa s - a meeti11g of the National Ba/)tist Con v ention ; a Black church grou/) re{Jr e se · nti11g more tl1an si.'f millio n m embers,; - , a 11ie ke y note s/)eaker - Con v en"io11 President Dr. Joset,11 Jacllso11 ; urg~ Black Americans to reject what he called ,\ - "tie e cult of re v enge . " Tllis cult's "Primar y /)l&ilost,hy'' - said Dr . Jacllsoa "is tltat tlle 11atio11 ca1111ot do enough good - to •it,e o•t t•e si11s committed against our forefat"laers ; its t,11.rt,os• is to t,unisl& tl&ose - whose ancestors 011ce lleltl our r•c• i11 cll11i11s . " B•t tlaose "wlto join tlae cult of reve11g•" II e co II ti,. 11 e tl - ''are o 11 tie e s i tl e of t II o s e ., II o /Jr• a c II ,,.. d estr11ctio11 of tlte eMtire natio11 ; a11d tlley ltave letl MS i11to 11 new form of racial segregatio11" - said /r.e - one tllat "ca,e bri,ag deli v erance to 110 race . " Dr. Jackson adtli11g : ' 'If t/r.e Negro segregatio11ists continue their rebellious tre n d - the N - Double-A-C-P . s It O u l d bring t It e m to trial . " Said It e : ' ' You c an ' t bu i l d FORT WORTH - 2 peace on acts of terror - you can't bring joy by putti,ag sorrow i,a the laearts of others. " 'i SAN FRANCISC 0 From San Francisco comes word tod:w,=:a:. of t11e death ~,:tfc f , ~ ) Ad- L ,.. __ ~ of/,.. Louis Lurie; one of Bay City's - f o ~ / ' A A citizens. Louis Lurie .._ ~ - ' __.,,l --,/Wlt«._ - at age s i~ - ,...s el ing newspapers to help support his divorced mother. At the age of fourteen - starting his own printin . g business. By age thirty-Jive - through . real estate speculation - a bona fide millionaire. And that was only the beginning. He put up more tla,111 two hundred and twenty buildings in San Francisco Ju, ;wlJ accounting ~ e ~ t y 's • Present-day skylln•. holdings eventually including - San Francisco's famed ~~~~~~, Mark Hopkins Hole~ And he was also r ctive i,i tlae Bi• theater - helpings, finance Broadway productions suclt as "West Side Story" - "Pajama Game" - and "Hello, Dolly'! - - l<Mt.1 ~1{, ._,.~- A ad now . . the final act. Lou# Lurie ..(.- age eiglaty- four - who once explained his bu•iness cre•d ~ saying: "It's not hard to make money. People need housing - tlaey SAN FRANCISCO - 2 need places to work - the y need food, c · lolhing a11d entertainment . To make money, all you've got to do is t, NEW YORK The captu-re of a ra-re golden lobste-r - was annou,u:ed I today at the Neu, Yo-rk Aq · ua-rium. A bri , ght yellow beauty - said to have bf' e n caught in the Atlantic about sisty miles off Hampton, Vi-rginia. In I . he words of Aqua-rium Curah,r Stephen St,otte - a '' one in five - , ,n ll lion find. " Spotte adds that the ' golden l , ob , ster, a fem"le Ju1s now been assigned a tank all . lier o · aon. I • 8'cause ) ., ,, .. when slae was placed in the regular lobster ta , nll - all tie otlaer lobsters started cl11i1s ing her around. 6•••ts ••1 •••: ,..Jl~ 'l: c. ,,.. /17'sl blonde - tl,ey'd eve,,. su11~" - A REYKJAVIK Here's one - a requiem at Reykjavik. WiU1 ez- world chess champion Boris spassky - holding , a fin 1 a · l pres .J conference today before , h , e a ding ho me; there disclosing that his conqueror - Ame1 can Bobby Fisch 1 er - llad Just sent him a camer , a as a farewell gift; also - a personal . message. St,assky observing, in . effect - all is forgiven. "I l i k , e Fis ch e r - and I think I u n , de r . s tan d hi m " - said la e • Adding tlaat "Fischer is a ma · n of art - but l, . e i.s : a r . are --==-=-~ ~ et launaan being." All in <dl A a gracious · •zit.