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THE TAMPA TRIBUNE. Monday, 1 11 HOUR SALE 10 A.M. TILL 9 P.M. TODAY Tomorrow New Deadline 4fth oG JOLY SPECIALS 1 XX I AhlCC ITAIIAM ICATUCD CAMhAIC LADIES ITALIAN LEATHER SANDALS Fischer Granted Chess Play Vl LHVILJ IIHLIHI1 hbHIIIkli JMlliMb A 1 fA ASSORTED FLAT AND HEEL STYLES Id ASSORTED FLAT AND HEEL STYLES tect the Icelandic financial backers of the match and to preserve the image of the game itself, Euwe said. If Fischer does not appear for the drawing of lots now scheduled for Tuesday at noon (8 a.m.

EDT), he will be disqualified and lose his right to challenge the 35-year-old Russian for the world chess title, Euwe said. The match between Fischer, 29, and Spassky originally was to have begun at 5 p.m. (1 p.m. EDT) yesterday in a Reykjavik theater especially outfitted to suit the demands of both players. Spassky arrived early last week.

REYKJAVIK, Iceland (LTD Bobby Fischer failed to appear for the opening game in his world championship chess match with Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union yesterday, but the match was postponed for two days to give the American challenger one more chance to play. "The simplest and maybe correct way to deal with this would be to disqualify Fischer from championship play," Dr. Max Euwe, presient of the International Chess Federation (FIDE), said in announcing the postponement. THE POSTPONEMENT was made primarily to pro ONLY! SAVE NOW! White Brown in Group ALL STORES CLOSED TUESDAY JULY 4th Square Shopping Center) YBOR CITY In announcing the decision to postpone the opening of the 24-game match, Euwe said an Icelandic friend of Fischer, Freystein Thorbergsson, was flying to New York "to try to persuade Fischer to come here to play the match." "IF HE DOES not show up at noon on Tuesday for the drawing of lots," Euwe said, "He will be disqualified and lose the right to play for the title." Fischer, unahppy over the financial terms arranged for the match, three times canceled flights from New York last week, and he failed to board the last direct flight that State chairman Charles Lanigan refused to discuss the move but other sources said Rockefeller and other GOP leaders have been working closely with the state organization for several months on a plan to achieve a balance in the delegation better reflect Rocky Gives Up GOP Convention Seat 1 gBffisgagiaBpaai 1006 FRANKLIN ST Downtown 4413 NEBRASKA AVE. 140-142 WEST SHORE BLVD.

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Nelson A. Rockefeller and New York's two Republican senators will give up their places in the state's delegation to the GOP national convention to make room for more women, youths, blacks and Puerto Ricans, party sources disclosed yesterday. The GOP leaders will ask the Republican state committee to designate them honorary delegates and choose women, youths and minority group members for the 10 de-legate-at-large and 10 alternate delegate-at-large seats when the committee meets Wednesday in Albany, N.Y. Making a buck or losing it? Follow your ups and downs in The New York Stock Market and the American Stock Exchange Lasts, puDiisnea aauy in iuc lauipa xnuui.c McGovernites To Take Calif. Case To Court 5-A Delay would have gotten him to Ice, land on time Saturday night.

Each player is permitted-three postponements for mek ical reasons, but these must; be certified by the official; match doctor. Fred Cramer, representing', the 29-year-old challengec said two cablegrams had beei sent from the United States Reykjavik one fronv-Fischer's physician and one" from the U.S. Chess Federation but he said both had been lost. HE INDICATED that the cablegrams called for a post- ponement because of the state; of Fischer's health. ing the makeup of the state's voters.

The New York delegates to. the Democratic national convention, chosen under new selection rules, are 48 per cent' women, 25 per cent under the age of 30, 13 per cent black and 6 per cent Puerto Rican. munity for liberal candidate, the New York Times reports. Wall Street leaders who have directed fund-raising efforts for Democratic officej seekers in the past are viiv tually unanimous in opposing the South Dakotan. Some say they will back no presidential candidate financially if McGa-vern is the Democratic nominee.

Others say they wiH shift their support to Presw dent Nixon. -J THE TERM "McGoveS-nomics" is frequently used ih a jocular sense to describe McGovern's policies for income redistribution, welfarfc reform and changes in the nation's tax structure. The word crops up repeatedly in investment advisory reports issued by brokerage houses. The increasing probability in the last month that the senator would win his party's presidential nomination at the convention is widely believed to have been one factor in the stock market's recent' weakness. The antipathy to the South! Dakotan, moreoever, is' re-' ported to be making it easier to raise money for President, Nixon.

Past contributors to liberal candidates have in some cases indicated they now will help finance the President's campaign. IN OTHER POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS: Richard E. Neustadt, chairman of the Democratic Platform Committee, said a platform "expresses programmatic aspirations" more than it outlines specific actions. "The main significance of a platform is its use before it is completed, not after" in unifying different sides toward a common goal, Neustadt said, On NBC's "Meet the Press." A group of 164 House and Senate Democratic aides asked Humphrey to stop what it calls his "vindictive and divisive actions." July 3, 1972 'wbM OTiif 5ll MAA10X SUSPENSION Sps PLASTIIC HATERS A AMTACID DEMUUINT PWFICTfOR V' cut, great looking. Dou- relieve gastric hyperacidity fv0xmihtn Won't rust, holds dresses 'S ble knit polyester re- and 1-" J.

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Humphrey, would pick up 106 delegates if the committee's decision stands. It is subject to a vote by the full convention. McGovern acted yesterday to widen his support among Democratic regulars by confirming his choice of O'Brien to remain as head of the Democratic National Committee. And he announced he'll seek a fence-mending session this week with AFL-CIO president George Meany. But the South Dakota senator and leading contender for the Democratic presidential nomination would not close the door on the possibility he will refuse to support the nominee if he is someone other than himself.

IN AN INTERVIEW on ABC's "Issues and Answers" and an impromptu news conference afterwards McGovern repeatedly predicted the con-ention in Miami Beach next week will be run according to the party's reform rules. McGovern's economic policies have aroused great controversy in Wall Street, seriously jeopardizing some of the sources of campaign funds that have traditionally been available in the financial com i India-Pakistan Pact Calls i For Partial Troop Pullback (j i fOMPARi '-V. Check this low price. 7 VgLtr ill gj IZZ' I Vmh" Closet ce saver. '2tlZZl, fj LIMIT: 6 per customer xI FOLDING MOTORIZED DECORATIVE MIX 'N MATCH A STORAGE CHESTS VJVLPRINT AND SOLID ik sale; .) Am and drink cold lor hour l- Why py more' Shop nd vtf I LmM MA Vp II I 'Onm IstrUiberU'd Wide.

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Simla is where the partition of India and Pakistan was planned in 1947. SIX HOURS earlier, Bhutto had told newsmen: "There is an unfortunate deadlock." The accord appeared to be a stepback from the Indian position seeking a package solution to the dispute between the two countries. In another development, Bhutto warned Prime Minister Mujibur Rahman yesterday against putting Pakistani prisoners of war on trial as war criminals. But Sheik Mujib told a public rally his government was determined to try some of the POWs, now detained in India, and said it would not be influenced by the decision of any conference. From Page 1 sometime between this summit and the next meeting of the two leaders.

NO DATE was mentioned for the next summit, which probably would take place in Pakistan. Officials said the agreement would lead to a "durable peace" between the two hostile neighbors, who have fought four wars since 1947, when Pakistan was carved out of British India and granted independence. A Pakistani official said the troop withdrawals would occur "all along the line." MILITARY SOURCES in Pakistan say India and Pakistan have been building up their forces along the ceasefire line, particularly in the northern areas where the Indians seized high points controlled by Pakistan before the December 1971 war. That war resulted in cre.