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for a rock-throwing rampage - by angry Cuban refugees at: » the"base tent city, resulting

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“uprising, a8 man) as 50.-of . the’3,400 refugees scaled a 6-

foot ‘chain link fence ang fled e- &

. All ‘but a handful had

- sarily today.

The. rioters . apparently were angry over delays in processing. Only 1,234 - Cubatis have been: released from Eglin in the past three “weeks because of delays in:

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py 3, PAUL. WYATT. \ AREY WEST, Fla. (UPL) —

“Bugboat, founa .. ‘rift 30 miles southwestofh . + West, ‘wa escorted into por Sy the Coast'.Guard today vhile more refugees strear’ Anita the city: in the «:vedom

|. . ‘Paul Powers said the.Cuban

' . : tug-“Second of, September,” 1,072, - -pased at Havana, was -

carrying ‘seven : people. «It

_ “was aided by the cutter. Cape Starr, which escorted it into. the Coast Guard base about 8:30 aim. EDT...’

' ‘The base was under tight

ty and newsmen were barred, The Coast Guard immediately. hegan an: in-

’

_ WASHINGTON (UPL) —- NAACP Executive Director Benjamin Hooks plans to call ‘on’ President Carter to ap-

points top-level commission .

- to-consider the problems of the elties and head off Miami-style race riots. | _ Hooks, Health and Welfare Secretary Patricia Harris,

_ and sociologist James Laue -

warned ‘Sunday that the ~ ddnditions that “flated “into rioté in Miami! “last week exist in other American

elties. ©

_ "There is a latent anger in. black. people in this country: that isa result of centuries of:

rea officials blame a ‘few ~ hindred “activa; agitators”

‘th. “nine. injuries and: . the ~

inring the Satu day night’

tent city; duthoritles , ‘been returned tothe cam by -

an Cuban “avermment:

(go Ggast:.Guard spokesman

By PETER A. BROWN “WASHINGTON (UPI) _ | — Almost all the ‘cam: 4 paign money. Sen. Ed- ward Kennedy has left now. is earmarked for a reviged television ad- vertising campaign in - California and Ohio, — ‘The emphasis of Kennedy's ads has shifted -toward trying to convince voters of Kennedy's abllities and away from attackg on President Carter. : “It's a whole new ap- proach,”. says David ’.) Sawyer, Kennedy's New York-based : media con- stilant. “What we see in‘) the polls is that the people believe “Kennedy is ef- fective and gets more things done than Carter.” -The ads, made available to United Press International last week, also hold -some sharp eriticism of Carter's leadership. The president of the United States has to establish a goal for the United States Congress. The president has to ead," says an announcer ony the Kennedy ads. ‘| Kennedy will keep viding. actor Carroll’ O'Connor — television’s Archie Bunker — for ads. These spots will stress _] pasitive statements about Kennedy ‘in contrast to the commercials O'Connor did for eastern

rimaries.

. | Sawyer said O'Connor . > | “projects an enormous ‘T amotn€ of integrity.”

the delegates he needs, éven if he loses California J and the seven other primaries June 3. Almost 700: délegates are avaliable that day, the énd of the primary

Carter surely will get |.

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the rampage, hurling stones, : pieces of wood and chunka.of cement. block, Investigators

said'about nine people.were- - splightly injured, -..3.3/ 2

"Air Farce police arrested

: 17 Cubans, who. were, jailed

on the base: on‘ charges ‘of assault and inciting to riot.

“There are maybe 200 to 300 active agitators inside the camp,’’ said. Capt.

-apokeaman. "We know: who ey are: More’ lmportant,

now;-80 do‘the Cubans, ” “They are embarrassed,

upset about the whole affair.

“vestigation -of .the-.tug’s,

"David .Trujillo, ‘owner of “Key Weat’s T and A Seafood «. ~Co,, tald the. meeting, “IE

presence off Key Powera.said, woo ne Between midnight ‘and «dawn, $85 refugees reached Key Weat on four boats, all'of which were seized- by’ the Coast Guard. That: brought the boat seizure total.to 571: - vessels, the réfugee arrival total since April:21 to-76,264, and the boat arrival total to

Wast;.

Irate fishermen planned ‘a demonsration.. Wednesday. outside the Key. Weat-federal building to protest (of :the-

? seizureof, thelr “boats for

bringing «Cuban. aliens

without ‘visas to the U.S. .

_ About . 250 -. skippers of commercial fishing boats held a+ stormy meeting

repression. ‘and segregation,” ‘sald ‘Mrs, Harris said on ABC's “Issues and Answers" program. In an appearance ' on NBC's “Meet the Press," Hooks said, The conditions which really can lead to. riot exist. in every American city.” _ Hooks said, “I will be calling on President Carter

‘to appoint a Kerner’ type

(investigative) commission, not after the next riot, but before it.” *

Blacks often consider local police to be “armies of oc- cupation,”” Hooks sald,

Reagan has nomin

By PETER A, BROWN

WASHINGTON (UPI) — —

Former California Gov. Ronald Reagan now has enough delegates to win the Republican. presidential nomination, according to a United Press International count. ; Other news organizations have ‘different delegate tallies but two television networks, CBS and ABC,

- reported. Reagan had«the

nomination last Tuesday.

The Associated Press still had Reagan well short of the 998 delegates needed for the nomination. .

After Saturday's state conventions in Kansas and Vermont, the UPI count for Reagan was 1,001. The AP

_ count was about 80 short of the nomination.

On the Democratic ‘ide, prior to Saturday's caucus selection, UPI gave President Carter 1,561 of the 1,664 delegates needed for the nomination. He now has 1,564. AP gave him 1,408.

Delegates won in primaries and state and congressional district conventions are included in the UPI count. Also included are delegates to be awarded

‘later this spring in ‘con-

ventions controlled . by

Reagan backers already .

elected at local and county Caucuses, .,

The wire service counts are virtually identical in prirnary states because both are members of the News Election Service, which counta primary votes. ©

But in Louisiana, Mlinois, New York ‘and Pennsylvania — where there were un- comfnitted GOP delegates picked in primaries — UPT finds, 33 more ‘Reagan delegates — based on polls of the preferences of individual delegates and state party leaders.

The caucus states are where the major difference between UPT and AP are found. Co .

In those states, caucuses are held beginning on the local level to pick the

delegates and the candidate

_ They are doing:

g; everything ‘they: can-to ‘pr event iEfrom

2S Thappening™again,” Raab gees: gaid. “We have our eye on. Foree | some, even now, who are _ police for 45 minutes during. potential troublemakers,” __

© Although‘ residents: living

‘near the tent city have called.

for... reinforcements... .of -

National. Guardsmen ‘for -

violence.was that ‘we have modified some of - our security procedures. We: have more people Inside the

detention were not suspected Fidel Castro; agents or Several. hundred ; of _ the

Sunday: to protest the

‘rustrated refugees rioting

patrol, Raab said: the only.” * change made at the camp — “since the Saturday ‘night

~ Roland Ragb, an Air Foree’' CP 00 walking patrol.” .. Reab \tald: ‘those:- under. -

very, veky fow," ead F

- federal building in downtown’ &

- street down

everybody gets todether dnd = _ralses enough ‘hell; they've’.

fishing village ‘Thunderbalt, ’

Ga; sald, “If they hit on us, _” we'll come back harder.”

~ Every boat arriving at Key West’ with undocumented “aliens has been selzed since May .15, when President Carter ordered the seallft ended, . * oe

Trujillo, said thé boat captains have a permit from

the Monroe County sheriff to . stage a demonstration’

“adding he plans to send

telegrams ie the chiefs of police and nfayors of the top. 100 cities “asking they do

' something special to prevent °

this.” .

“[ think that the white community: believes, because of people. like me who areblack who have significant. roles ;in deter: .

mination -of. polley. in’. this . couritry, thidt we have solved”

” got to do something.” :) °°" Mike; Cesarcai, boat © ‘skipper ‘and mayorof the. -

‘Saturday night they were on -up their meal cards, vowing’

reported: Sunday that’ some

refugees announced a hunger strike. and’ ripped

not’ to: eat-until they were released, Other’ refugees,

of those housed in 15 of the |

370 tenta pitched on-the Fort.”

Walton. Beach fairgrounds ~ still were refusing to-eat.* “Aeab. said the Okaloosa. County sheriff's deputies and’ the FBI had beén ‘informed “‘gome Cuban refugees ‘may be.at large In the area," but he added there was no active huat under way, In the past he ‘said,. .a..oumber of refugees have -gone.aver the fence but later returned. .

wa oN “If any got ‘away, it was: vy,” sald Rad

Soy

Wednesday" in “front: of the

Key West. +.

'"We're ah bayer the out in [ron

ustonis : edd “Im-

af:

“migration,” ' sald: :Trujilo. .

“Then: a group ‘of-us ere.” gonna’ split eff and aign up for welfare and food stamps. - «phe ,firat time’ we're going to go legal, -but if we

we've got to. go

* don't get anything dane, then

the problems,” sald” Mrs.”

Harris... 7 7 .

_ “Tam not prepared to say that we're in for. a long het summer,’ she continued, but, “black people are very

RONALD REAGAN... smashing victories

o illegal,” he

warned, a The a representative: to talk -to

them, and Trujillo sald that doeq not mean someone who

will “fut slip'a bunch of:

papers under our noses.”

ed to prevent more riots.

angry about the assertion’ _that they have. everything they are entitled to, and

everything they need. They i: .

don't.” . “Blacks are still at the bottom of every ‘indicator,

country — at the bottom,’ ‘Mrs. Harris said. ~ :

Besides the. tension in

Miami aver the outcomé.of a

police tril, Hooks ced high 9

black unemployment. and unequal ‘treatment, of black

This was perhaps one of the f

sites _not occupled over the wee! emptied so’ locals could. try out

ct ee errs

captains’: are. . demanding that'Carter send =f

“Haitian refugees and Cuban |

refugees as factors leading.

who controls the first-level meet ‘the national delegation.

In states where UPI. awards delegates based on local and regional caucuges, °

_to the racial violence there.

ings generally controls

the estimates of national '

. strength are based either on

‘ mathematical formula or the assessment: of’ knowledgeable neutral. state - party leaders. we

The final numbers -may vary by a small amount because of the uncommitted vote. In all cases “of ‘doubt, delegates are kept un-, committed.

Protest turned back

By WILLIAM POOLE . SEABROOK, N.H. (UPD — About 40 anti-nuclear dentonstrators stormed a fence near the main gate of the Seabrook nuclear power plant today but were quickly repulsed by police. , Eight of the demonstrators were arrested at a trailer park 300 yards north of the plant construction site for trying to break through 4 chain-link fence about a quarter-mile from the main te on the north access. road, officials said. The rest were chased by state police and Natlonal Guardsmen

> and fled into woods,

The incident, at B:30 a.m. EDT, occurred on the third day of an attenipt by mare than 1,000 protesters to cccupy the site and halt construction of the $3.1 billion plant, one of the nation’s most controversial nuclear facilitles.

Authdrities. confiscated bolt cutters, grappling hooks, chains, ropes and wire cutters from those arrested. .

In .an.apparenily related incident, about 45 feet of fence was cut at an auto parts manufacturer located

ween the plant's two main gates sometime Sunday

. fight of early today.

So far at least 33 demon-. strators have been arrested since: the Memorial Day weekend protest began. Elght injuries were reported Saturday and Sunday in

clashes between the anti-:

nuclear activists: and hun- dreds of state and local police, . ;

Instead of returning to an

established campground at the-end of Sunday’s action, about 560 demonstrators spent the night across the street from a gate to the powerplant. A squad of police watched over them.

China buying American arms

' WASHINGTON. (UPI) -- Chinese Vice Premier Geng Biao is expected to win approval for China ta buy some U.S. military support gear and high technology itema during his nine-day visit { the United States: Geng, head of the Chinese

Communist Party's military

affairs committee, arrived at Andrews Air Force Base Sunday afternoon. He was greeted by Defense Secretary Harold Brown. ‘The visit ig described by U.S. defense officials as “the next logical step”,

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