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14-A THE TAMPA TRIBUNE-TIMES, Sunday, July 2, 1972 WORLD Rain Bogs S. Viet Drive On Quang Tri mm SUNDAY STORE HOURS H00U TO 6 P.M. -T- JIB a 2323 N. DALE MABRY HIGHWAY 140-142 S. WEST SHORE BLVD.

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Bui The Lan, the marine commandant, said North Vietnamese shelling of the marines eight-mile front east of the city was the biggest obstacle his forces has faced so far. He predicted a "very tough fight" for the provincial capital that fell to the North Vietnamese two months ago. Lt. Gen. Ngo Quang Troung, who directs the counteroffensive, is regarded as a bold general but he has been moving his troops carefully to avoid enemy attacks in the rear.

Elsewhere, the U.S. Command reported that two American spotter planes and a helicopter crashed in eastern Cambodia last week from unknown causes and that one of pilots was missing. The other crewmen were rescued, a communique said. In the air war, the U.S. Command said 190 tactical air strikes and three B52 bomber missions were flown against various military targets in North Vietnam on Friday, the fewest in one day since May 23.

Fonrnr From Tribune Wires SAIGON Torrential rains bogged down a giant South Vietnamese push to recapture Quang Tri City from the North Vietnamese yesterday, and Viet Cong guerrillas closed in on a provincial capital only a three-hour drive from Saigon. UPI correspondent Barney Seibert, reporting from the northern front, said the tropical rain brought South Vietnam's Quang' Tri campaign virtually to a halt. Associated Press correspondent Dennis Neeld, with South Vietnamese Marines pushing toward Quang Tri east of the airborne troops, said that the marine drive is about a day behind schedule. TANKS and trucks sank into the mud. Government marines and paratroopers engaged in the four-day-old drive tried to.

keep dry under tents made of ponchos. Seibert said North Vietnamese artillery, however, laid down heavy barrages against Highway 1 from the My Chanh River northern defense line to Quang Tri City, 12 miles to the north. The Communists were apparently trying to stop gov MA0EIBRAZII Spassky, Left, And Fischer Shown In Earlier Match at world championships in Siegen, Germany, in 1970 (AP) THr-L) II BIG SAVINGS! a iteLADIES SANDALS Um Jf ivirk Asst. Styles Colors jrXf I VALUES TO $8.95 ft JIM Agency (MENA) reported from Damascus yesterday. The Israeli military command denied the report attributed by MENA to "a Palestinian military spokesman" in the capital of Syria.

Military sources in Tel Aviv said a single mortar shell was fired from Syria Friday at an Israeli army post in the heights but no casualties or damages were reported. Belfast Barricades Up (c) New York Timet Newi Service BELFAST, Northern Ireland Thousands of Protestant youths, wearing masks and gripping wooden clubs, set up barricades in Belfast yesterday in a bitter protest against Britain's policies here. The barricades in Protestant neighborhoods were erected' as new violence struck the province. Two men were found shot dead in separate areas of Belfast, and Roman Catholics and Protestants engaged in a gunfight yesterday afternoon in the city's Ardoyne area. It was the worst day of violence since midnight Monday, when the Irish Republican Army's provisional wing called a ceasefire.

Through the night and early morning, hooded members of the militant Protestant Ulster Defense Association sealed off side streets with hijacked vehicles including 27 buses and barbed wire. By daybreak, streets around the Shank-hill Road, Sandy Row, Castlereach and other Protestant districts were cut off, but main roads were left free. Fischer Still Balks On Chess Tilt Eve From Tribune Wires REYKJAVIK, Iceland Bobby Fischer has asked for a two-day postponement of his chess match with Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union, according to Andrew Davis, Fischer's lawyer. Thus the match, and there is no certainty that the international chess tournament will be held, would start on Tuesday instead of today. There was no immediate reaction from the Russian delegation.

It was learned that Davis in a meeting with officials of the Icelandic Chess Federation; the referee, Lothar Schmid; Max Euwe, president of the International Chess Federation; and Fred Cramer, who is acting for Fischer pleaded fatigue on the American chess player's part. Fischer, who has delayed his trip here several times, is now expected to arrive this morning. Fatigue, Davis said, is an impediment to playing, and he pleaded that Fischer was not medically fit to start the match. The world chess championship was formally declared open last night despite the fact that Fischer was nowhere in sight. Mideast Reports Conflict By Uaited Press International Palestinian guerrilla raiders attacked Israeli military positions in the Yakouna area of the occupied Golan Heights of Syria Friday, scoring direct hits with rockets and causing heavy damages, the semiofficial Egyptian Middle East News iMKAMfMUIia.

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