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I GUARDIAN Friday March 19 1971 'Last golden chance' for oil talks From PETER HILL.MORE, Tripoli, March 18 Oil company officials are expected to Tripoli tomorrow to continue negotiations averting an embargo of supplies to Europe. unoflicial discussions on Libyan demands revenue have been continued this week, the the company negotiating team. Mr George president of Esso, has flown to London for It is clear that the companies will have their offer substantially. The Libyan return to aimed at Although for higher leader of Piercy, viceconsultations. to increase Government is demanding an extra £400 millions annual revenue and the companies' final offer was only half that figure.

The situation is very unstable al. a shutdown is considered imminent. The companies have begun bringing in technical equipment and chemicals to avoid corrosion and damage to pipelines and wells if a shutdown occurs. The Libyans could complete this in about an hour. The Libyans, however, are keeping the negotiating door slightly open.

No date has been set for the embargo although the deadline was passed on Monday. But the threat of a shutdown is hinted at daily. The official newspaper revolution has it A'Thawra," which the meande1 clear in editorials that the only way for the crisis to be averted is for the companies to agree to the Libyan demands. It said that the companies had been given agrast golden opportunity' to to an increas It emphasises that the countries involved Libya, Algeria, Arabia, and Iraq, which together supply around 40 per cent of Europe's oil, are not prepared or compromise The newspaper attacked companies for their selfish propaganda" in suggesting that alternative supplies for Europe could 1 found. There are growing fears among oil officials that a substantial price increase in Libya will seriously affect the agree ment signed last month in Tehran.

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L. a. President Torres of Bolivia yesterday made a new attempt to stabilise the volatile political situation in his country by swearing in a new Cabinet marginally to the Left of its predecessor. The dilemma of the President, who came to power in October after 8 confused week of coup and counter is that he has no political base of his own. The security of his position depends on a split in the army between and nationalist officers.

The new Cabinet was appointed after the mass resignation of the the request of the ole President. Several key figures, including the Interior Minister, Jorge cannot be Gallardo, remain that a and new it supposed has dawned. The most interesting factor is that President Torres has cicarly failed in his recent attempt to carry his Government into the wing camp. If he nad succeded, the list would have offiincluded Right-wing army cers, which it does not. Last month President Torres wa.

on the point of breaking completely trade union groups and Left wing political parties, his whose victory In support October, had and had apparently repudiated the idea of a popular assembly to replace the defunct Congress. Unions win a price war From our Correspondent Melbourne, March 18 The Australian Council of Trade Unions has beaten the Dunlop (Australia) group of companies in a test of strength. It has gone into retail trading as partner In a sho here which 3 Dunlop subsidiary refused to supply with women's, underwear unless it marked up prices as high as 42 per cent pared with 22 per cent sought by the union firm. ACTU yesterday imposed a blockade" of Dunlop's Meloff bourne its factories materials by and shutting deli- veries. The blockade WAS lifted today.

Dunlop surrendered. A Left swing in Bolivia's new Cabinet By CHRISTOPHER ROPER lie attempted to reconstitute wing political parties includ. the old alliance between milt- ing the Movimiento Nacionaltary Governments and an orga- ista Revolucionario (MNR) nised peasantry, which sus- which ruled Bolivia from 1952 tained President Barrientos until 1964. from 1964 until 1969. This ploy.

It is the MNR which really which was designed to reduce threatens President Torres's his dependence on the Left, position. Recently reunited failed when officers after years of hopeless fission, loyal to the memory Senor the MNR could win almost any wing, Barrientos showed that they Bolivian election, no matter still controlled the peasant who wrote the rules, and Presiunions. dent Torres rightly fears that the popular assembly might President Torres was forced turn on its creator and destroy to return to his uneasy partner- and the army just as ship with the Political Com- MINR previously destroyed the mand of the Working Class, army in 1952. with its vanguard of miners' The President survives by and extreme left balancing Right against Left, wingers, which had been busy and the Left seems to be drafting a constitution for increasing in weight. Key popular assembly.

will be events for the immediate future built around nominees of the are the MNR congress during trade unions and peasant the first week of April, organisations together with imminent constitution of the nominees of the principal Left- popular assembly whieh Ceylon faces up to 'Guevarists' Colombo, March 18 Emergency powers allowing the Ceylon Government to prohibit meetings, take over property, and impose curfews were announced today. They also permit the banning of demonstrations and control of publications. Every consumer is prohibited from holding more than one week's supply of sugar, wheat, and four for himself and his household. The Prime Minister, Mrs Bandaranaike, said yesterday that a state of emergency had been declared on Tuesday because Left-wing extremists called "Che Guevarists" planned bloodshed chaos by creating artificial food shortages. Troops have been deployed throughout Colombo and the provinces and Rohan Wijeweera, leader of the Guevarists, has been arrested.

His People's Liberation has said the Government is not moving fast enough to control rising living costs and solve the unemployment problem. The front's followers include many students nicknamed "Che Guevarists after the guerrilla fighte- killed in Bolivia in 1967. Posters appealing for Mr Wijeweera's release appeared at the university here yesterday but there was no violence. The Opposition is to ask for a debate on the emergency, said its leader, Mr J. R.

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NOTICES UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW Academic Appointments Revised Closing Date for Certale Applications Notice 15 given that the closing date for receipt of applications tor costs in this University advertised as having a closing date with a the period 15th lanuan to 8th March, 1971. will now te 29th March, 1971. ROBT. T. HUTCHESON.

Secretary of the University Court. President Torres has now authorised to sit in the old Chamber of Deputies and an official dramatic scandal involving senior army offcers. The scandal involved the late! President Barrientos, who IS said officially to have died when his helicopter hit a power line In April, 1969. It has now been alleged in leading La Paz newspaper, Hoy," that the helicopter was shot down by an army captain on the orders of General Candia, who subsequently became President and is now Bolivia's Ambassador in Madrid. The two men are said to have fallen out over a conspiracy to sell arms to Israel.

The arms were allegedly purchased by the Bolivian Government and then to Israel. Variations rather implausible diverted, have been circulating around Bolivian political quarters for more than a year now but only surfaced in print last week. Last year I was told one version of the story a possible explanation for a particularly horrific series of political assassinations, which undoubtedly did take place. The victims were a peasant leader said to have been involved in the plot and two journalists who certainly were investigating the private business dealings of President Barrientos. A fresh crisis in Cordoba Cordoba (Argentina), March 18 The Argentine Army declared a state of emergency in Cordoba today to prevent further rioting.

The city was said to be under a state of emergency as workers staged their second 14-hour strike this week. During the troubles on Monday more than a hundred shops were looted and burned, and more than 330 people arrested. Militant labour leaders ordered a second strike and went into hiding after the Government had ordered their arrest. The disturbances led ty the resignation of the provincial governor, who had been only two weeks in -Reuter. Chess The chess IQ test strategic plav against a static pawn front and also shows some current finesses in an openinz which has become fashionable since Bobby Fischer lost twice against it with the white pieces.

Lubomir KavalekG. Sizurionsson Caracas 1970 By LEONARD BARDEN Improved from 4 minutes on the No. 1132 first attempt to 21 at the second. This week's game, which features one of the 1Q test winners, is a fine example of 16 0800 and the came was later drawn. What did both sides miss in this sequence of moves Can you spot the blunder? Play in this position from a 1970 USSR women's championship came continued 1 PEN 2 PEN PIKP 3 RPXP 4 RER, If you did last week's chess 1Q test in under Ave minutes you are probably a potential international player; less than four minutes may make you budding grandmaster.

That seems to be the conclusion from the results of several leading British and Czech masters. whose times show 8 high correlation with their known playing strengths. Penrose and Hort took 2 minutes, Hartston 3, Smejkal, Jansa, and Kavalek 34. Keene 4. Clarke 41.

Barden. Kottnauer. and Webb 5. Strong county players should probably take around 7 minutes. and to console readers who were much slower than this I should mention that one well-known chess personality who had better remain anonymous got the knight from QR1 to QNI and QB1 with much difficulty.

then abandoned the puzzle in disgust! The test may also reveal a player's brilliant pattern of thinking. Smejkal. a but occasionally erratic master. hesitated for the best part of a minute in deciding a route from KB1 to KNI. then rattled off an 11 move knight tour between these squares On the fourth and fifth rows there are often two equally obvious ways of getting from one square to its neighbour; you can reach K4 from KB4 via K6 and QB5 or via KR3 and KB2.

In these situations I noticed that Kottnauer. an energetic and positive player. always chose the forward route. while Clarke. a solid defender.

selected the backward road. The best learning ability result shown by a quicker speed at the second test run was achieved by Keene. who French Defence. Winawer variation 1 P.K4 P-K3 2 P-Q4 P-Q4 N-QB3 B-N5 P-K5 P-QB4 P.OR3 BxN ch 6 PxB Q-B2 B-Q2. This idea of Bot.

vinnik's hoping to play B-R5 has been largely discarded In favour of the Hexible 7... N-K2 8 P-QR4 P-QNS. 8 P-QR4 QN-B3 9 0-02 White thus stops the freeing plan PxP followed by N-N5 and takes control of the two black square diagonals Q-RI-KB8 and QB1-KR8. 9 KN-K2 10 B-R3 P-QN3 11. 8-03 P.KR3 12 0-0 N-R4 13 13 Q-B4? P-B4! 25 in Robatsch-Botvinnik.

Hastings 1952. is favourable for Black. who establishes 3 mobile king's side pawn majoritv. 13. R-QB1 14 B-QB1 P-B5 A critical decision and probably wrong.

Black aims to win the QRP. but in the process he abandons his counter play on the QB file. 14 PxP 15 PxP N.B5 is a better idea. 15 B-B1 B-B3 16 P.N3 Q-02 17 N-R4 BxP 18 N-N2 K-Q1 Black has duly won a pawn, but the lack of a safe king square means that several of his pieces are tied to passive defence. The routine 18...00 would lose quickly to N-B4-R5 INP with a winning attack.

19 B-R3 B-N4 20 N-B4 K-B2 21 N-R5 KA-N1 22 KR-N1 P-R3 23 Q-B1 K-N2 24 B-R3 R-QR1 25 Q-B4 N-N3 26 Q-K3 27 P-B4! The further advance of this pawn will either open the KB file or as in the actual game, create sitting pawn targets on the king's side. 27 QR-K1 28 Q-B2 NON3). 29 R-K1 N-B4 30 P-N4 N(4). K2 31 R-K3 N-Q1 32 P-BS N-B1 33 P-B6 P.N3 34 N-N7 N-B3 35 NIR QXN 36 B-KN2. White has won the exchange and still has a weak pawn to attack at KR8.

36 R-R1 37 9-NI B-QB1 P-N4 39 R-KR5 N-Q1 40 R-R2 P.R4 41 Q-K3 Resigns White will win a pawn by Q-R3 followed by RxRP or after which Black's position collapses. LOOKING FOR SOMEONE If VON must not min the chance to make exciting of the apposite In a revolutionary, wAY. Free details from (STI3). Brarmar House. Oucens Reading.

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