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Show Page 26 THE Sunday, May 21, HERA1D, Provo, Utah 1972 But Full Protection Impossible Attorney General Says Threat Of Death Won't Alter Campaigning at How much will the campaign the to stop difficult (UPI) Attorney General John N. Democratic National ConvenMitchell said Saturday no way tion if he wins in California and exists to fully protect presiden- has 1,100 to 1,300 delegates; the tial candidates from assassina- resignation of Treasury Secretion but the threat of death will tary John B. Connally Jr. has never alter the American style no political meaning at all. Mitchell skirted some other of political campaigning. is think there don't any questions. "I Will Vice President Spiro T. way presidential candidates can themselves," said Agnew again be Nixon's runMitchell, now heading President ning mate? "...In short, I don't expect Nixon's campaign. to be "They are all aware of it ... anything except a decision none "of them will recoil from it mede at the right time. This is and they will do what they have premature." Are you gearing the camalways done." Bearing out Mitchell's predicpaign to McGovern as the tion, President Nixon and Sens. Democratic nominee? Hubert H. Humphrey and "It is premature. We are not George S. McGovern worked relating the campaign to a their way through crowds only particular individual ... not until two days after Gov.George C. after the convention." Wallace was shot in a shopping center ihTRig at Laurel, Md. Mitchell, who resigned as the nation's chief law officer to head the Committee for Reof the election President, offered this and other political assessments in an interview with five reporters. The interview was held in a conference SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -room of his New York law firm's Washington branch, one Glen A. Proctor, 44, drowned in flight above the .Nixon cam- a swimming pool Friday after helping save a companion. paign headquarters. Police said Prcctor had helpPredicts Nixon Victory ed observaMitchell's pull a friend from the pool Among tions: Nixon will win; the and then slipped beneath the major issues will be Vietnam, water. Proctor was a Salt Lake City inflation, and the economy WASHINGTON -Fo- rmer cost? Would McGovern or Humphrey be easier to defeat? "I can't assess that now. It depends on how they handle themselves ... or if they bring another candidate (fourth party) into the race." Mitchell said the importance of issues "drops off very sharply" after Vietnam, infla-tio- n and the economy. protect Man Drowns In Pool After Rescue the faintest idea." "I haven't Indicators Favorable He said in certain parts of the country, school busing will be a major issue although its impact may not be determined until schools open in Septem Jetliner Crashes In Ukraine Rum McGovern, Humphrey Map Plans For Campaigns, Slate Debates launch Satellite fo Communications MOSCOW (UPI)-T- he Soviet Union announced Saturday the By United Press International Sen. George S. McGovern, will support a compromise Soviet-buil- t launching of a Molnia 2 MOSCOW (UPI)-- A AN10 commercial airliner communications satellite, apantibusing bill but only becrashed Thursday near Khark- parently to help handle the cause the measure is tacked on ov, Ukraine, and "the passen- heavy news flow during Pres- to an J18.5 billion authorization for education. gers and crew were killed," the ident Nixon's visit. official Soviet news agency McGovern, the liberal DemoTass, the official Soviet news Tass reported today. agency, said Molnia 2 was put crat who leads in the race for into a high eleptical orbit presidential nominating convenThe report did not disclose tion delegates, announced his Friday. how many persons were aboard while campaigning for decision for intended is satellite "The the four - engined turboprop the May 23 Oregon primary. He of longa system maintaining plane which can carry at least also picked up the endorsement tele100 passengers in addition to distance telephone and of farm workers leader Caesar in graph flight and cabin crews. the Soviet Union, for relaying Chavez. His chief rival, Sen. Hubert Tass gave no details but said the programs of the U.S.S.R. a government commission has Central Television Service to H. Humphrey, announced he been appointed to investigate stations of the Orbita Network would spend 16 straight days into the "causes of the and for international cooperacampaigning i n California, which will bestow 271 delegates disaster." tion," Tass said. upon the winner of its June 6 Humphrey spent Friday conwith aides in Los arAngeles and completing rangements for his debates with McGovern. ferring primary. And spokesmen for both the candidates announced they would debate national and In other political developments: At Sacramento, California McGovern stumped Oregon of State Edmund G. Secretary nd to the other from one Brown Jr. officially certified three paper wounded Alabama Gov. Friday, touring George mills and making other appeaC. Wallace as a write-i- n rances. At Roseburg, he said he candidate in the California would vote for the antibusing bill "not because I approve of primary. the moratorium on busing as a Rep. Shiiley Chisholm, the first black woman to matter of fact, I think that probably will be declared campaign for president, said at unconstitutional but rather Los Angeles she did not intend than sacrifice $18 billion in to change her style of mingling desperately needed funds for with crowds despite the shooteducation." ing of Wallace. world issues on nationwide television May 28 and June 4. ber. He commented: "The Pres ident will be in full control of Vietnam as a political issue coma November. "The inflationary spiral has been broken. We expect that to continue. All business indicators are running in our favor," Mitchell said. 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