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THE GUARDIAN Thursday July 6 1972 I OVERSEAS NEWS Europe summit France to right Ponipido moves i Prom RiCBARD SCOTT, Paris, July 5 Court decisions give new impetus to McGovern machine From ADAM RAPHAEL; Washington, July 5 For all the hoop-la, razzamatazz, bands, and in Miami next week, of the Democratic nomination may well' have been, determined in a sober, three-para to mate her entry more dim- -cult in the New Year. Undwythe olt-M-t the- eu-eonh-yeara in office, slgha of Internal friction appearing in the coalition. Ita three component parties were seen to be manoeuvring against one another in the face of the coming elections. Its unity was not only wearing thin but its eneetiveriess was 'declining. It did hot look or oehave like a whining political combination: It had' been jolted by the extent to which the Socialists and Communists had- been able agree on a common-electoral front and to give new vigour to the Opposition.

It was presumably in order, to reverse this trend that President Pompidou decided -to change the Government and to pat a tougher. at its head. M' Messmer can- be': expected to be firm and 'determined. He could rally behind him a more cohesive, if also -right-wing, parliamentary majority, which would enable the Government to push the Budget through Parliament graph Federal Appeal Court ruling here today, senator Mcvovern waning drive for the nomination received a possibly crucial impetus when a three-judge appeals court reversed the Democratic credentials committee BY NOMINATING 'IT mer to the MaUgnon, Eresi-; -dent Pompidou doubtedly pushed the new Government 'ti'; towards5 more' orthodox GanP'1 list attitude sarily policies. This i In.

Une with hls. recent pr nouncement (the'. tone or his. address last1 month on the occasion of the. unveiling of the, huge granite-Cross of, Lorraine near-Colombey -Jes-deux-Egllies, and' his warnings to the Belgian leaders and.

to Queen Juliana about the possibility postponing', the, European SUmmlt). However, if President Pompidou has changed- his -Government primarily for -internal electoral reasons, the more pronouncedly Gaullist. character of the new. Government need not necessarily have any great impact on Its foreign policies. There is no need to jump to any conclusions, for instance, about'- a changed French attitude towards Britain and the Com mon Market.

For one thing, -Britain has already signed the Treaty of Rome, and there Is not much that France could even it the new' French Government wished (which It probably does not). No cut in Korea aid Washington, July 5. The United States has no plan to reduce its force of 43,000 men in South Korea as a result of that country's new agreements with North Korea, a State Department spokesman said today. While acknowledging that the joint communique issued by the two Korean Governments this week on steps towards reunification could lead to more peace and stability on the Korean peninsula, he said the US military presence and aid to the Seoul Government had helped to create a climate for the negotiations which took place. "Our troops hdd been in Korea at the request of the Republic of Korea as a deterrent force and our military assistance, including the substantial modernisation pro gramme on which we have embarked, serves the same objective" "the added.

The Nixon Administration last year started a five-year pro gramme, to cost about 600 millions, to modernise South Korea forces. neuter. Schiller move eases pressure From NORMAN CROSSLAND, Bonn, July 5 decision to divest him of 151 Canberra to stop passports Canberra, July 5 Australia is not to renew the passports of three senior Rho-desian officials who were born in Australia. This was announ ced here today by the Minister for Immigration, Dr Jim Forbes. It follows Ghana's protest to Canberra that three' Australians working in high positions for the Rhodesian Government hold Australian passports a masauerade in rnparem.

con travention of a 1968 United Nations sanction prohibiting aid to tne illegal Knoaesian regime. The three are Mr Stanley O'Donnell Secretary for Foreign Affairs Air Vice- Marshal Harold Hawkins, Rho desia's diplomatic representative in South Africa; and Colonel William Knox, head of the Rhodesian mission in Lisbon. Mr O'Donnell's passport expired last month. Colonel Knox's will expire in December this year, and Air Vice-Marshal Hawkins's in August next year. The Colonel's and Air Vice-Marshal's will not be renewed if they are still officials of a Government not recognised by Australia.

Dr Forbes said, however, that his decision would not prevent Mr O'Donnell from returning to Australia on humanitarian grounds. he wished to do this consideration would be "given to the issue of a document of identification. The same would apply to Colonel Knox and Air Vice-Marshal Hawkins if their passports were not replaced. Reuter. 56 buried by a landslide RESCUE workers were last night trying to reach 56 people buried by thousands of tons of boulders in a landslide caused by rain at the Southern Japanese town of Shigeto.

By nightfall, seven bodies had been recovered and three injured people rescued. The victims had themselves been searching for a person trapped by an earlier, smaller landslide. Warsaw talks DR WALOHEIM the UN Secretary-General, started three days of talks with Poland's new leaders on major international problems, with the main stress on the proposed European security conference and the entry of East and West Germany to the oN. New fleet A FLEET of fast-moving missile ships is being developed West Germany as part of a programme to modernise its Navy. Vice-Admiral Kuehnle said in Kiel that by the end of the year the Navy expected to put into operation 20 patrol boats armed with surface-to-surface missiles.

Bridegroom free A MOSCOW Jew, Mr Gavril Shapiro, who married an American girl last month, has been released after spending 18 days in a Russian prison. He was arrested after his bride had flown home when her visa expired. Ing questions concerning the new. Government is whether Gbxard d'Estalng and his Independent Republicans and Duhamel and his Centrists will agree to Join another coalition Government with the UDR. They agreed to do so in 1969 only because it was decided to open the Government to non-GaulUsts nd to put it under the.

leadership of a moderate and liberal-minded Prime Minister. But now that Chaban-Dehnas has been replaced by a more conservative and orthodox Gaullist i has been replaced partly just because he was, in the President's opinion, too liberal, too moderate for the current electoral needs of the UDR will Giscard d'Estalng and the other minority Ministers agree to continue to serve? Mt Giscard spent an hour at the Elysee this afternoon, but refused to make any comment afterwards. It is being assumed that Messmer will remain Prime Minister only until after the general election, that is to say for the next nine months. It is also assumed that today's change of Government means that President Pompidou has now finally decided not to advance the date of the elections by dissolving Parliament. Valpreda health threat From GEORGE ARMSTRONG Rome, July 5 Pietro Valpreda's family have threatened legal action against unnamed persons who by acts of omissions have endangered the life of one alleged anarchist held in prison since December, 1969, without trial.

Signor Valpreda is the chief defendant in the case resulting from the bombing of a Milan bank that year, when 16 people lost their lives. He' is suffering from a circulatory disease ana is said partially to have lost the use of his legs and arms. The prison doctor in Rome ordered his transfer to the university clinic last winter, but the public prosecutor rescinded tne oraer alter nine aays, ana the 39-year-old professional dancer was returned to his cell, where his health has steadily worsened. Some of the cells in the Rome prison are at, or below, the level of the near-by Tiber. In their public statement, the Valpreda family noted that the conditions in most Italian pri sons have led to riots in recent years, with the only result being that the protesting prisoners are transferred to even worse gaols.

Prison reform is another promise of the new Andre otti cabinet. All members of Parliament may vifjit prisons at any time, without awaiting permission but none have ever been known to take advantage of that privilege. The Valpreda trial opened here last February, only to be declared void by the magis trates after a fortnight because the crime had been committed in another jurisdiction, namely Milan. However, the Milan assizes court is already in summer recess, and a review of the mountains of documents relating to the case cannot begin until September. With a little, forced effort.

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8 45 Parliament 9 0, News. 5tH You Think You've Got ProBleihs 9 45 Johnny's -Jaunt in the Pacific. 10 15 Daily Service. 10 30 All 'must go oir From RICHARD NORTON, TAYLOR Strasbourg, July 5 Dr Sicco Mahshott, president of the European Commission, insisted today that the Common Market summit conference should go ahead as planned: He was addressing -the European Parliament during a debate that centred on the need to strengthen the Community's institui tions, including the power of the Parliament itself. The future of the enlarged EEC's common institutions the Council of the Commission, and the European Parliament is still billed as one of the main items on the summit agenda, even though hopes are declining for any.

concrete agreement by the -Heads of Governments of the 10 present and future members. Dr Mansholt said; that the Commission would propose at the summit strict deadlines for the completion of economic and monetary union, and direct elections, by universal suffrage, to the European Parliament. But he added that the questions of majority voting and the power of veto in the Council of Ministers should be avoided if they jeopardised the summit's success. Faced with the growing threat of a postponement of the summit, the Commission now wants to concentrate on putting pressure on the Ten to commit themselves to common policies in new areas, such as technology and the environment. Most of the parliamentarians called for greater efficiency and democratic control over how decisions are taken or avoided in the Community.

It was both intolerable and unacceptable, said Herr Josef Mttller, a German Christian Democrat wnose report provided the basis for the debate, that the member Governments had simply shelved hundreds of proposals for common action drawn up by the European Commission. It was intolerable, added his Social Democrat colleague, Herr Lautenschlager, that an increasing number of responsibilities were taken out of the hands of national parliaments, only to be decided at the Community level without any democratic control. In spite of opposition from the Socialist and liberal groups, the parliamentarians themi like Dr Mansholt, avoided the issue of majority voting. A draft resolution said merely that the rule of. tln animity and the right to a veto should be restricted to those issues which strictly affected the "vital interests" of a member State.

A Gaullist amendment, leaving the issue wider open to ambiguous inter pretation, was subsequently adopted instead. Habih JJeloncle, a former French Deputy Foreign Minister, struck a tradition Gaullist note by insisting that his colleagues were putting the cart before the horse. Before discussing wider powers for the Community institutions, be said, the member Governments should first demonstrate- that they shared the necessary political will. In addition, the Community should first cooperate in such sectors as technology and industry in an intergovernmental framework. What was important, he continued, was Europe's independence and its willingness to stand up to the super Powers the United States In particular.

He hoped that the European summit would take place this year, even if not in October as rather than within the nresent institutional set-up based in Leading article, page 12 and Constance Smith. 9 0 Nearest and Dearest 9 30 This Week. 10 0 News. 10 30 Cinema. 11 0 A Second Chance To See Benny Hill.

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Some doubts had been expressed as to" the ease with which Chaban-Delmas could have done this. Pompidou has probably taken a calculated risk that a more orthodox Gaulllst Government would, lose some, potential support from the Centre. Bat it would also stop the slippage on the Right, which had begun under Delmas. By selecting a strong Gaullist, the President has certainly tended to polarise the differences between the Government and the Opposition the forthcoming election campaign. Although the new Cabinet will not he announced until Friday, it can he assumed that Maurice Schumann will remain at the Foreign Ministry, since be left by.

air this afternoon on an official visit to Peking the first Foreign Minister to enter China since the Cultural Revolution of 1966. Debre Is also understood to be leaving for an official visit to Washington tomorrow as planned, so he too will presumably remain as Minister of Defence. He is, in any case an orthodox Gaalllst. One of the most interest- The West German Herr Brandt, is expected to announce at a press conference on Friday his decision about Professor Schiller's offer to resign. It is regarded as a foregone conclusion that he will reluctantly accept it.

Professor Schiller performed one of his last special functions today. He signed the new West German-Soviet trade agreement, which provides for a big liberalisation of Soviet imports to West Germany. Tomorrow he will accompany the Soviet trade minister, Mr Patolichev to Dlisseldorf, where the Soviet Minister is to sign a contract with a German consortium for the delivery of gas pipelines. In retirement, Professor Schiller will not have financial problems. After nearly six years in office he will have a pension' of some a month (about 900).

He will certainly not be re-adopted by his constituency in Dortmund. The feeling of Social Democratic Party members there was said to be such that they would certainly not "give their vote to a man who has left Willy Brandt in the lurch." war In the emotionally charged atmosphere among the attendant grandmasters and fans here, among the dozens of journalists, and among the Icelanders, Fischer and his companion are getting the bird in a big way. The claim by Fischer today that he had no intention of causing trouble was regarded with particular derision. In his condemnation tonight. Dr Euwe said He's living in another world.

That does not mean he is forbidden to do everything he likes, but these abnormalities are unacceptable." The whole event escalated this morning from a sport into a revival of the cold war. Spassky launched a furious and scathing' attack on Fischer. He said Fischer has violated the rule of behaviour by refusing to attend the solemn opening ceremony." ULSTER. 1 45 pm from Newmarket 4 10 Gourmet 4 30 Romper Room. 4 50 Ulster News.

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9 0 News, Weather. 9 5 This Week's Composer: Liszt (records) (S) 9 45 Ysaye Unaccompanied Schoenberg, Ysaye, Ravel (S) Apology brings truce in the chess cold From MICHAEL LAKE, Reykjavik, July 5 Californian delegates. In another significant legal victory for the McGovern camp, the US Court of Appeals for the District of Washington issued an injunction barring Mayor Daley of Chicago from bringing further actions in Illinois State courts to reinstate his slate of 59 delegates barred by the credentials committee. Both decisions are expected to be the subject of appeals to the Supreme Court, but the uncertain tide once again appears to be flowing in favour of the South Dakota senator. The importance of today's ruling hangs on the electoral arithmetic of the convention and the archaic and complex rules that control its operation.

If McGovern is denied ud to half of California's 271 dele- sates, the Drosoects of his earn ing the 1.509 votes needed for nomination on either the first or second ballot are reckoned slim even by his partisans. Crucial The appeals court ruling today, therefore, while not decisive either politically or legally, is expected to give a psychological boost to the attempt that will be made on the convention floor to reverse the credentials committee's decision on the Californian delegation. To win this floor fight, McGovern needs at least 1,433 votes, and some observers now believe that the crucial balance could well be held by the Illinois delegation. Thus the appeals court ruling against the Daley delegation replacing them by delegates favourable to McGovern could well also play a crucial role in the convention. It may seem strange that after a year of primaries and millions of votes counted that the" Democratic nomination could end up hanging on a series of legalistic challenges.

But that is the way presidential politics are fought in this most litigious of countries. before Fischer had dug up enough money to decide to come. After 20 minutes of this, Dr Euwe negotiated with the Russians for the floor, condemned Fischer's behaviour over several months as "inexcusable there isn't anyone in this locality who would not condemn him and freely admitted he had violated the rules to save the match. The. Russians also demanded the statement in writing so as to be confident that the rules would be obeyed in future and Dr Euwe, whose dignified approach during these trying days has been irreproachable, pulled out his pen and wrote out his condemnation, his admission, and commitment to the rules there and then on the back of a text of the Soviet BBC-2 11 0 Play School.

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4 40 Nuts and Bones; 4 50 Make a Wish. 5 15 How 5 50 News. The world chess championship, fraught with fury and recrimination." looks like getting off to a start once again but perhaps not until Sunday or even Tuesday because the Soviet champion, Boris Spassky, is so distressed by the uproar over the behaviour of the challenger. Bobby Fischer. But the match seems to be on after a series' of developments at a sizzling press conference here tonight.

The Soviet grand master, Ewfim Geller, made three Soviet demands that Fischer- apologise for his behaviour that the president of the International Chess Federation, Professor Max Euwe. condemns Fischer i and that Mr Euwe admits he violated the rules in postponing the match on Sunday The impending resignation of the West German Economics and Finance Minister, Professor Schiller, caused a slight easing of pressure on the dollar and the pound on the exchange markets today it being believed that the Government will introduce fresh exchange controls after he has gone. There was also renewed speculation that with the change of Government in Paris the EEC countries might decide to implement an old Schiller plan: a common float of EEC currencies togemer witn tne Japanese yen. The story goes here that Brussels has already put out feelers in Tokyo. Admittedly, the EEC has expressed allegiance to the Washington agreement of last December which precluded floating.

But if -was learnt here today that at the -EEC Ministerial Council "'meeting the Belgian proposal for a common float -was opposed principally by the' People are- asking whether the new" French Government would be so hostile to the plan. -rapid unfolding of events that Dr Euwe putthe brakes on. He pointed out that if, as he tbought quite- fair, Spassky needed, until Tuesday to recover enough, to start the match, this would prolong the 24-game test so that- it dashed with the chess Olympics Skopje in September. His own feeling was- that--. the match aright he split" haSf the games -to be played here "now -and half Here later, in the' autumn.

He -said that was damaged and would' at a disadvantage if the "'match began tomorrow. It was not dear, however, what Spassky thought, and one source close to- the Russians '-said he thought that a farther long delay -until Tueslay. would be even, worse-for Spassky. There is no doubt what the chess world thinks of Fischer. 3 JOiSVbmen Todav.

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The press conference spontaneously applauded him. The Russians, confronted with a barrage of questions as to whether they accepted this, had no option but to do so, although it has been clear that they have had to refer to Moscow for instructions all along the line They confirmed also that the Soviet Chess Federation in Moscow had demanded that Fischer forfeit last Sunday's opening game for which he failed to arrive Dr Euwe said he did not believe Spassky would accept such a point Mr Geller said the demands must stand, but that it was for Spassky to accept the point and he did not think he would. Fischer meanwhile, still' hidden from public view as if in 6 0 Newsday; Police File. 6 30 The Smith Family, with Henry Fonda. 7 0 The Sky's the Limit.

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Tyne Tees 45 Racing from Newmarket 2 15 Slam Bam Frank. 2 30 Good Afternoon. 1 3 0 Racing! from Newmarket (3 5,:3 35). quarantine, sent out a state, ment this morning expressing regret at the trouble. Last night Mr Geller indicated that he had a further note saying Fischer wished to express himself to the Russians in person tomorrow and this would then meet every demand Mr Geller explained that such a situation would pave the way for resumed negotiations between the Russians, Americans, and the ICF on the remaining unresolved conditions for the match such as furniture and press facilities.

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