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ALEXANDRIA DAILY TOWN TALK, ALEXANDRIA-PINEVILLE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1972 SUCTION PAGE TWO U.S. Watches Sino-Egypt Dispute tmfitfklj 4th Chess Game Ends in Standoff to Hoth received sleanie soviet aid In-fore veering away takeover while continuing nernut Russian use of bases Sadat made iNonemeiess, w.a. plain Egypt wh the Soviet Vnm. lu-r Ng -power supporter ami suppher 0 1 js billions of dollars worm 01 and forced a swap hi queens. Left with a game of rooks and bishops of different colors, Spassky was running out of time, and soon after Un' two called it a draw.

The crowd gave them a standing ovation. Fischer needs 12.j points to win the world title and Spassky needs 12 points to retain it. One point is awarded for a win and half a point for a draw. Move-by-Move among Ihe questions still unanswered here. Sadat spoke as if departure of the Soviets would free Egypt or battle with Israel.

But some here ask hw could the Egyptians defeat Israel without a lot ol Soviet help? I'lM'lu'i had Hit while purrs Tuesday and with them the first move and led oil with his favorite Sozin attack, P-K4. The Russian pulled a surprise by counter-attacking aggressively and sacrificing a pawn to open up useful lines of attack. "Spassky's got a lot of guts," said U.S. grandmaster Robert Byrne. "He may be going for a win." After quickly making the first few moves, the two settletl dmn to pace and the neiiii ili'iiec" sign llaslu i as (he audience fidgeted.

Spassky appeared to have the edge after about four hours, then Fischer pinned the Russian's queen against his king Julie Mini REYKJAVIK, kvland (AP) Boris Spassky was stony-faced and Bobby Fischer smiled and waved after their fourth game in the world chess championship ended in a draw Tuesday night. The standoff came after five hours of what many in the crowd of about 1,200 felt was the most exciting match thus far. At the 4.r)th move Fischer extended his hand to Spassky and the Russian accepted. With each player picking up half a point on the draw, the score is 21-V1' in the Russian's tuM'i Hit: tilth match in the J'l smcs is Thuisdaj at I pii, I.DI. (As of June 30, 1972 1 iS A I.

ewis (iuliik WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. officials are keeping close watch on Soviet deployment in F.gypl amid some skepticism here over how many Russians actually will pull out. President Anwar Sadat's surprise announcement of an end to "the mission of Soviet military advisers and experts" underlined the most serious Moscow-Cairo dispute since Russian military personnel were invited into F.gypt two years ago. Sadat also said that "all the military equipment and installations set up within Egyptian territory are to be ihe exclusive property of the Arab Republic of Egypt and under the administration of our armed forces." But the Cairo announcement gave no figures on how many of an estimated 15,000 Russians in Egypt were supposed to leave. While Saoat ras quoted as saying the move was "actually implemented in full" Monday, there was no independent wind here yet of any large scale Russian withdrawal.

The authoritative Cairo news paper Al Ahram said today that the pull-out will not apply to Soviet military men who are training Egyptian forces. Of the 15,000, approximately half are rated here as "advisers and experts" and the rest are believed to be in Soviet units assigned to the Mediterranean and to Egypt's air defense. Cairo's wording about "mili-t a equipment and installations," some experts suggest, may be ambiguous enough to be carried out by only a symbolic Egyptian Alt! RELIEF arms aid. lie -aid the two remain friend. But tie 'complained of Soviet failure to deliver prom ised arms in 1071, til" vcar he said was to liavP oeen "decisive" agaiim' Israel.

And he indicated Moscow turned him down further this year on weaponry for an offensive against Israel. How far the Kremlin and Sadat will go to patch up this st.il-in the family dispute is going to be of prime interest to Washington strategists. Moscow's fortunes have run unevenly in the strategically inportaiit, oil-rich Mideast in recent times while U.S. authorities say America's stock is rising from its low in the Arab world after the 17 war. Yemen resumed diplomatic, relations with the United States July 1.

The Sudan is exuded to follow suit shortly. Both broke ties with Washington 111 ARREST INCENTIVE PLAN COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI)-A small red lightning bolt will be painted on the cruiser of a state highway patrolman every time he recovers a stolen car and makes an arrest, the patrol announced Tuesday. "Now the public can tell how many hits the officer has made by the number of red lightning bolts on his car," said patrol Superintendent Robert Astets up $5.9 Million Loans up 5.9 Million Savings up 3.8 Million (during first half, 1972) without ASPIRIN Chess diagram indicates positions of World Champion Boris Spassky and challenger Bobby Fischer at conclusion of fourth game of World Chess Championships Tuesday. Following Fischer's 45th move, Spassky offered a draw which Fischer immediately accepted. The two meet for the fifth game in the 24-game series Thursday.

(UN Telephoto) Of Indian Murders on Society Why continue to cook your stomach with ASPIRIN? Cut down your Aspirin intake down 50 to 100 by taking APAP Tablets. APAP Mr, MM WHtovf AapMl ACITAMINOM4IN 3 Grains Portuguese the Indian has suf By Timothy Ross Chess Play Noted REYKJAVIK Iceland (AP) Here is the play move-by-move in the fourth game of the world championship chess match between American Bobby Fischer and Russian Boris Spassky Fischer-white Spasskv-black 1. F-K4 P-QB4 2. Kt-KB3 3. P-Q4 PxP 4.

KtxP Kt -KB3 5. Kt-QB3 Kt-B3 6. KBB4 P-K3 7. B-Kt3 B-K2 S. B-K3 0-0 9.

0-0 P-QR3 10. P-B4 KtxKt 11. BxKt P-QK14 12. P-QR3 B-Kt2 13. Q-Q3 P-QR4 14.

P-K5 PxP 15. PxP Kt-Q2 It). KtxP Kt-B4 17. BxKt BxBch IS. R1 Q-Kt4 19.

Q-K2 QR-Q1 20. KR-Q1 RxR 21. RxR P-R4 22. Kt-QH B-Rl 23. B-B4 P-KR5 24.

P-R3 B-K6 25Q-Kt4 QxP 2ti.QxRP P-Kt4 27.Q-Kt4 B-B4 28Kt-Kt5 K-Kt2 29. KI-Q4 R-Rl 30. Kt-B3 BxKt 31. QxB B-Q3 32. glJ.l QxQ 33.

PxQ B-K4 34. R-Q7 K-B3 35. Ktl BxP 36. B-K2 B-K4 37. K-Bl R-Qbl 38.

B-R5 r-Bl 39RxR BxR 40. P-R4 K-K2 41. K-K2 P-B4 42. K-Q3 B-K4 43. P-B4 K-Q3 44.

B-B7 Kt6 45. p-B5Ch draw Final time: Fischer 148 minutes; Spassky 155 minutes. fif; Rapides Savings Dt lw AmuiwHUMUfck U. tut. ca a ca ea ca C3 na anEicinn You Can Always Be Sure Of Quality, Value and Service At Pearson's Automated Pharmacies! Uniforms Pant Suits MID YEAR CLEARANCE (C) London Observer The tribal leaders who came from all over Colombia at the end of last month to watch the trial of eight farm workers accused of murdering 16 Kuiba Indians were disappointed by the result.

For the three-man jury found the eight not responsible for any crime. Responsible, instead, said the jury, were the centuries-old social attitudes that led settlers to consider Indians as vermin to be hunted for sport. Although a judge has annulled the verdict; opening the way for a retrial, and it is rumored that other trials will soon take place, what is really at issue is not individual massacres but the eradication of the Indian, culturally and economically as well as physically, through much of the continent. The contact of the remaining indigenous South American peoples with civilization, whether through Christian missionary work, scientific expeditions, settlers, or through labor contractors, brings the beginning of the death of their cultures. And fered in this way: dispossessed by Capuchin missionaries in Colombia, enslaved by plantation owners in Brazil, exploited everywhere.

The only refuge the white man has provided, Brazil's Xingu National Park, is now threatened by government road-building plans. Over the centuries their numbers have been reduced so drastically that many anthropologists consider that the present generation of Indians in some countries is the last one before they are "civilized" out of existence. KIND TO ANIMALS NEW YORK (UPI)-All dogs need daily exercise, whether it be walking or running in the yard. But don't just let your dog out to roam. Use a leash.

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