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The Shreveport Times Saturday, 'April 1, 1972 3-A 1 South Viets Abandon 4 Bases on DMZ Vietnamese wounded in thel About 5.000 civilians were re I 1 northern fichtinff were brounhtl ported evacuated from the By Lynn C. Newland SAIGON (AP) South Viet towns of Dong Ha and G10 to the Hue hospital Friday, namese troops abandoned four Linh. Most of them were said tn ha military dfinendonts and' gon command said 257 North Vietnamese soldiers were killed with heavy reliance on air and artillery support, while South Vietnamese casualties were five dead and 41 wounded. But field reports showed South Vietnamese losses much hieher than those being report overcrowding it, and American assistance was asked to move some of the patients to another hospital in Da Nang. civil servants.

They streamed more major bases along the demilitarized zone Friday but claimed a series of victories in three battles along the northern frontier and a fourth in the cen out of the towns on foot, in cars and buses, and on oxcarts, carrying their personal belongings. in the face ot tne ncaviesi fighting in more than four years, the United States ordered American B52 bombers ed officially in Saigon. One offi tral highlands A communique from the Sai-'cial field report said 200 South Tough Enemy Regulars Two battles were reported on the outskirts of Gio Linh, and government militiamen defending the town suddenly found themselves facing the tough Ajter 2-Hour Deliberation into direct support of South Vietnamese troops along the DMZ. Attacks Stepped Up U.S. military sources also re North Vietnamese army regu-; lars.

ported that American tactical Tha Snwih Vintnamoso TOPrP Navy Chaplain Cleared Of Misconduct Charges fighter-bombers had intensified their attacks along the frontier, and continued to leave open the possibility of raids inside North backed by heavy air and artil- lery support. The militiamen claimed killing 136 enemy troops in the bat-, Vietnam. of Mrs. Gudbranson who The rest of South Vietnam thought the chaplain was emo ties two and seven miles southeast of Gio Linh. Farther west, 400 regular South Vietnamese tionally involved with a third woman.

The defense charged the ac lnianirymen reported Killing enemy in a clash two miles. nnrthoocf nf Camn Parrnll cusers fabricated their stories appeared generally quiet, on the basis of initial reports, al-though North Vietnamese forces shelled three government bases near the Cambodian border, in Tay Ninh province, northwest of Saigon. More than 100 rockets and mortars were fired at the bases, on the basis of a Navy investi b.i.ww Tn the hiehlands. South Viet gation that turned up evidence JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) A 43-year-old Navy chaplain accused by two women of having sexual relations with them was acquitted Friday night by a six-officer court-martial of misconduct by adultery.

Cmdr. Andrew F. Jensen, an American Baptist minister, was the first chaplain to be court-martialed in U.S. Navy history. He was accused of having sexual relations with two officers' wives who were active in his chapel program at Cecil Field Naval Air Station.

After two hours of deliber that Jensen had registered at namese paratroopers reported beating back an assault on an, outpost four miles southeast of Firebase 5, killing 87 enemy Jacksonville motels. Jensen de ntr but they caused no casualties and only light damage, field reports said. Held reports said tne boutn nied he shared the room with either woman. Prosecutor Lt. Ralph Levy said Mrs.

Curran's decision to come forward "can only be based on the desire for truth" and he said the two women had everything to lose and nothing to gain by presenting their case to the court. Rescuers Probe Through the ruins of some homes near foreground are parts of the plane, including an engine McCoy Air Force Base, Orlando, Friday after a I and a wheel. (AP Wirephoto) B52 bomber crashed while attempting to land. In I Vietnamese had pulled back positions in from central Quang Tri province into a tighter circle, roughly in a crescent ations by the three captains and three commanders who sat shape troops. The claim of enemy dead was not substantiated by the small number of weapons reported captured.

Lt. Col. Le Trung Hien, chief spokesman for the Saigon command, described the enemy attacks in the northern sector as "the beginning of a high point of military activity in this particular area." He stopped short of calling it the enemy offensive the allies have, been pre-, dieting in the far north. Promoters Demand Play Guarantee The withdrawals were said to be generally orderly, except from a base called Nui Ba Ho DISCIPLINE RULE UPHELD where the withdrawal was de scribed as "ragged." There was no elaboration. Fischer Balks on Money, Endangering Chess Match as jurors, Jensen was found innocent and military judge Capt.

Ben Cole of Charleston, S.C., dismissed the court. "I'm going someplace to unwind," Jensen said as he stood outside the courtroom. When asked where, he said, "The malt shop." "Despite rumors to the contrary," he said, "I'm not what Artillery at Alpha 4 lhe other bases given up were Alpha 4, barge and Full Deliberation Continues at Harrisburg HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI)-A federal jury wrestling with the interpretation of the nation's conspiracy law failed in the second day of deliberation Friday to reach a verdict in the trail of the Rev. Philip F.

Berrigan and six others charged you heard about Monday and Tuesday of last week. 1 too old for that." BATON ROUGE (AP) -Louisiana's law which allows school administrators to suspend and expel students for disciplinary reasons is valid, a federal judge says, and besides, it's good for students. U.S. Dist. Judge E.

Gordon West upheld the law Thursday in rejecting a suit filed by six black students and their parents. They had sought to bar administrators at Port Allen High School from enforcing the law. The suit was the result of a disturbance at the school, Jan. 19 which led to the suspension of 133 black students. As the verdict was announced, Jensen's 43-year-old er.

Nui Ba Ho, Sarge and Fuller had no artillery guns on them, sources said. Field officers said the heavy North Vietnamese shelling attacks forced evacuation. They said that at Camp Sarge, 75 per cent of the bunkers were destroyed. Latest reports said five more South Vietnamese bases were hit by at least 400 artillery. SALE Used ORGANS Walker Rodie Baldwin Other Makes Hammond Lowrey For Home and Church Select Yours Today and Save Dealers for Allen and Wurlitzer Organs 629 Milam, Downtown 424-4156 wife Kathleen exclaimed "Thank the Lord," and leaned across the railing in the small risk about organizing the match the term between June 22 and July 18." There was still a chance the match would be played at another time, under altered conditions.

But observers said Fischer's apparent refusal to abide by the FIDE agreement wrecked his long-sought chance to play Spassky. The Russians, irritated at the demands of the American player, have started to suggest the title match be played by Spassky and Tigran Petrosian, for with plotting to kidnap Henry A. Kissinger. courtroom to embrace her huS' band. The jurors deliberated for 11 and one-half hours before U.S.

District Court Judge R. Dixon Herman released them for the night with instructions to resume deliberations at 9 a.m. rocket and mortar shells overnight. Since the enemy assaults began Thursday, a half dozen South Vietnamese bases have been abandoned. fpmmmmimmmmmmmimmmmmimmmmt mer Soviet world champion Saturday.

Big Monster Found Dead In Loch Ness defeated by Fischer last year. The division of the Spassky-Fischer match between Belgrade and Reykjavik represented a compromise tor both players. Fischer favored Belgrade and BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) The Belgrade organizers of the scheduled world championship chess match said Friday that Bobby Fischer of the United States has refused to play here and they are cancelling plans for the contest. Fischer has rejected financial terms of the match, to begin June 22. In Amsterdam, the World Chess Federation FIDE said Friday night it was asking the U.S.

Chess Federation to guarantee that Fischer would go ahead with the match with world champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union. Dr. Max Euwe, FIDE president, also sent a telegram to the Yugoslav Chess Federation asking it to delay any decision on holding the match until after an answer is received from the U.S federation. April 4 Deadline The FIDE secretariat said in a communique that the deadline for i i the guarantee would be April 4. Failure to receive the guarantee would be regarded as a refusal by Fischer to play the match with Spassky, the secretariat said.

The Belgrade organizers of the contest earlier had set Friday as the deadline for FIDE to guarantee that Fischer would show up for the contest. No guarantee came. Under an a announced by the federation 10 days ago in Amsterdam, the first half of the match was to be held in Belgrade starting June 22. The second half of the 24-game series was to be held in Reykjavik, Iceland. The winner's purse would be $138,500, with 72V2 per cent going to the winner and the rest to the loser.

Split Leftover Cash Fischer demanded that all money left over after the costs of the match were met be split between him and Spassky. The organizers in Belgrade and Reykjavik refused, saying they deserved the profits because they were taking a financial risk. Fischer told Reykjavik last Saturday that he would not play the match in Iceland because of "unacceptable financial terms." Word of his refusal to play in Belgrade for the same reasons was made public on Friday. E.B. Edmondson, director of the American Chess Federation, said Thursday that Fischer dismissed him as his financial negotiator for the match.

He said Fischer planned to conduct his own bargaining. In announcing they have dropped plans to set up the match as scheduled, the Belgrade organizers said Fischer's financial demands and his dismissal of Edmondson cast doubt on the future of the contest. Noting that FIDE officials failed to produce a pledge guaranteeing Fischer would stick by the terms of the agreement, they declared, "We are not in the position to bear any further Moments later the chaplain was surrounded by a half dozen Cecil Field wives who had raised $15,000 to pay for his legal defense. During the two and a half week trial, two Navy wives came forward to accuse Jensen of having illicit sexual relations with them. They were Mary Ann Curran, a 24-year-old nurse and wife of a Navy pilot, and Lora Gudbranson, 38, wife of a Navy commander.

Together they detailed 21 separate occasions in which they said they met with the chaplain in motels, apartments and at his quarters for, love trysts. Jensen, in two days of testimony before the court, denied having any intimate relations with the two women. Defense attorney Jack Black-mon of Corpus Christi, maintained the two women came forward at the instigation its initial unanciai otter ot a John H. Grogan, D.D.S. Will Resume His Practice of Dentistry Monday, April 3 116 Freestate Office Center Hours: and Phone 423-3327 record $152,000 winner's purse.

INVERNESS, Scotland, (AP)- Spassky wanted Reykjavik be Ihe defendants, who helped pass the time by participating in a Good Friday vigil on the courthouse steps, are charged with a general conspiracy which included plann to kidnap Henry A. Kissinger, bomb underground heating tunnels in Washington, and vandalize draft boards. After seven hours of deliberation Thursday, the nine women and three men jury returned to the courtroom Friday morning to hear Judge Herman re-reai his complicated explanation of the conspiracy law. But less than five hours later they left the jury room again aiid asked the judge for a less cause ot its northern climate Scottish police intercepted a truck heading for England on this April Fool's eve with a "green ''and" sdaly" creature found dead in Loch Ness, home U.S. Granted Role in Case of the legendary monster.

A team of English zoologists claimed to have found the thins 18 feet long and weigh On Schools lng IV2 tons, off the shore of the Wear a Straw Hat For Easter Scottish lake Friday morning. complicated explanation. They bundled it into a small RICHMOND. Va. (AP) truck and headed for their base ine justice Department re quested and was given approv al Friday to intervene in the appeal of the Richmond metro at the Flamingo Fark zoo in Scarborough, a coastal resort in northeast England.

But the Fifeshire police stopped the truck under a 1933 act of Parliament prohibiting the removal of "unidentified creatures" from Loch Ness. politan school consolidation case as a friend of the court. Following through on Presi dent Nixon's school busing di 1 Million Hoped in 1st Year rective, the attorney general's The body was taken to nearby Dunfermline for examination. Some described it as looking like a bear with scales and BIG SHAPE STRAWS MAKE BIG FASHION NEWS AT SHREVEPORT HAT The bigger the shape, the fuller the crown, the higher the fashion. India Ready to Launch Liberal Abortion Law massive.

But we feel it will be a start." The government hopes that a million women will use the law 95 in its first year but hedges on predictions for the more distant 9 Gracefully proportioned to accent the elegance of this year's clothing. DOBBS future. And one million in Indiawhich the April 1971 census said had 547 million people office asked the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to be permitted to file a brief and participate in oral arguments set for April 12. Court Clerk Samuel W.

Phillips phoned Chief Judge Clement F. Haynsworth in South Carolina, got his approval ana issued an order granting the government's request. The order specifies that the government's brief 'be filed by April 7. The attorney general's move in the Richmond case was the second since President Nixon submitted legislation to Congress two weeks ago proposing a moratorium on court-ordereq busing and federal funds to broaden educational opportunities. In the Detroit school merger case, the department took its first action last week.

It askea in that case that the Michigan district court defer further proceedings until Congress acts on the pending legislation. Presumably the government will take the same stance in the Richmond case, which would ignore city and county lines to create a single consolidated school division of the city and the adjacent counties of Henrico and Chesterfield. and a 2.45 per cent annual growth rate is not many pre vented births. A foreign population consult ant who works with the Indian family planning program, however, said it is significant. claw-like flippers.

Others called it a cross between a seal and a walrus. Don Robinson, director of the Flamingo Park Zoo, said: Massive Head "I've always been skeptical about the Loch Ness monster, but this is difinitely a monster, no doubt about that. From the reports I've had, no one has ever seen anything like it before a fishy, scaly body with a massive head and big protruding teeth." Robinson said members of the team thought the monster had been dead two or three days. Skeptics suggested the creature might have been dumped into the water to fool the zoolo-ists, who were at the 1 a in cooperation with the Loch Ness Phenomena Investigation Bureau. Roderick MacKenzie, a 23-year-old Inverness musician, said: "I touched it and put my hand in its mouth.

It's real, all right. I thought it looked half-bear and half-seal green in color with a horrific head like a bear with flat ears. I was shocked." Ever since the early 1930s, tales of the Loch Ness monster have attracted scientists and tourists. Thousands of people over the years have claimed to have seen a scaly creature rising from the depths, flicking a snake-like head and rippling a row of humps. "Abortion unquestionably will have an effect," he said.

By William C. Mann NEW DELHI (AP) India is putting into practice on Saturday an abortion law that stoDS just short of abortion-on demand. The government insists it won't be used for birth control but hopes it will. Roughly comparable to California's permissive law, the statute allows abortions at up to weeks of pregnancy to protect the physical or mental health of the mother or to prevent the birth of a deformed child. The mental health provision includes allowances for rape, "the pregnant woman's actual or reasonably foreseeable environment" and even for the failure of any birth control method if the woman is married.

Government officials say the new law is merely a health measure for Indian women, and that's how it was set up when they sent it through Parliament last August. But the men who work with the law consider it more than that. "What country ever controlled its population with only standard birth control methods?" Asked Dr. Bhooshana Rao, an expert on the statue in the Ministry of Health and Family Planning. Seen As Start "Even in the short term of the next four or five years, abortions should go up by one million a year.

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