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THE HARTFORD COURANT: Sur'Jy, Jun IT, Wi Germans Seize Woman Terrorist Russian Chess Champ icumnt no-peace, no-war situa- Is 'Sorrv' for Fischer Uo" nly Tu 7n in Hrik Mohammed Hassanein Heik aroxco. 'r HANNOVER. Germany (UPI) The two-year terrorist spree of a 37-year-old German woman who abandoned husband and twin daughters in favor of leftwing anarchism ended Friday with her capture. Ulrikc Meinhof's arrest in the MUbtuw (U'li -onsia, jn his regular Friday Spassky, the world chessi semiofficial chnmnmn tmH FnHnv hp felt sorry for' American challenger newspaper Al Ahram, said Bobby Fischer because of his.continuation of the status quo "persecution mania" but undermine the Sadat dered him a break up EgyP' Id '1 ''J if, jt 1 i Hannover suburb of Lnngdenha-, gen Thursday left only onej teen-agod girl of a gang' originally numbering about 40 plaver without whom the world tian Soviet friendship, and of chess would be "very dull." threaten Cairo's ties with other Arab states. still at large.

'if I had the freedom to choose my challenger I would ask for Fischer," Spassky told Writer Says Podgorny Victims of the gang Mrs.j Meinhof led together with a small-time thief named An a news eumcieiiue. iijuir wuuui championship matches start, Trying To top ar dreas Baader, 29, included four American soldiers killed by bombs and three West German policemen shot to death. I Mrs. Meinhof and Baader Jed July 2 at Rekjavik, Iceland. LONDON (AP) A well in-Spassky, 35, was reluctant to formed Soviet journalist said comment on the 29-year-old Friday President Nikolai V.

Fischer's boasts that he would Podgorny 's visit to Hanoi "is win the championship and his aimed at stopping hostilities on accusations that the Russiansjp'i fronts so that new negotia-had plotted to deprive him ofjtions can get under way." 1 what thev called "the Re; an inii ii iiwmmai ri: 1 Terrorist Leader the title by arranging to hold Victor Louis, Moscow corre- Army faction." The group either claimed credit for or wasi suspected of responsibility forj all of a wave of bombings that swept across West Germany in' fcmale games in Iceland. spondent of the London Eve- Ulrike Meinhof eader of a West German But' aft.er rcPcated question-ning News, said observers in ist gang, is led from apartment jmak(1 stran Hp May if both the North and South Targets included U. S. Army jn Hanover, West Germany, aft-Appears to have a persecution Vietnamese would halt in their neauquariers, ponce siauons 1 cl-ii urni" ffnc-inrt Ww ruhno 1 tT nrri thinbc Vntnsif Krtcc present positions there could be players want to harm him a cooling-off period which could Hamburg printing plant belong-; Mn stru8gle Thursday ing to Axel Springer, the lead to a referendum or new SOFAS CHAIRS LOVE SEATS PRESTIGE PARK WAREHOUSE There is nothing to it and I feel sorry for Fischer." elections in South Vietnam." nation's largest newspaper pub lisher. The action brought docks in London, Liverpool, Manchester Castro Says His Ideas Will Win in America Mrs.

Meinhof acquired author of leftwing tracts and lfer walkouts were expeci- BERLIN (UPI)-Cuban Pre Moscow Ban Seeks To Stop Hard Liquor MOSCOW (UPI)-The Soviet Union Friday decreed prohibition Moscow-style with orders that will dry up much of the production, sale and consump 11 lii (11 1 Vi vl V.CII i iu socio-critical television plavs. mier Fidel Castro said Friday out. She married Klaus Rainer his revolutionary ideas even LAST DAY TODAY LI Iv i I fi 1 11 CC U1UU1I lUdUUlft I1UU Roehl, publisher of the leftwing1, .7. been scheduled to be arrested luallv will triumph on the birth in 1962 to twin for newlv created National Indus- tion of vodka, brandy and whiskies entire American continent. "Today, the revolutionary ideas are spreading on the whole continent," Castro told 120,000 persons at a rally in the JlUtMHd dllU Ut'Ullkl.

Relations Court and were prepared to go to The aim is to slay "the green police uuiiLf jitiiinuvii uiswovfieu, A i. the! East German city of Dresden. Mrs. Meinhof hiding in Langenhagen apartment the. British government solicitor lar cheap vodka and other to prevent their arrest was hard liquors that contribute to made without the union leaders' widespread alcoholism and L-tinu'lnHao nnrl nncnnt 'Th ic 'Hn inkpnnpec in thf Snvint ing, but acted only alter a Chou Defends N.

Viets In Emotional Speech Premier Chod En-Lai of China, ru" WMy a bloody liberty," said Victor Union. as i'uo. ii.iiiiivji uuuycuui Turner, one of the men who would rather have gone to jail left to make a phone call. speaking at a dinner party Police also arrested him. preceding the imminent visit of 'than obey an order of the labor Apparently expecting her court.

presidential advisor Henry A. Kissinger, volunteered a long, bodyguard's return, Mrs. Mein- The tool designed to work where all else has failed will be an unprecedented set of "dry laws" outlined in the form of government decrees and orders in Pravda, the Communist party newspaper. In essence, they will stop the public sale of the strongest emotional defense of the wLnToliceTatg. pLeTund! Named a submachine gun, three' Of False Air Reports pistols, two hand grenades and SAIGON (AP) The night the St.

Louis Post-Dispatch reported in a copyrighted story. Chou also said activities of some American antiwar protesters give him "great hopes." a 10-pound bomb in the Command said Friday that re- vodkas and hard liquors entire Ti uf toeetner Wlth cor. p0rts on air raids over North and restrict the sales of siueiduit: dimnuniuon. iV'etnam, later found to have weaker alcoholic drinks to Airs. Aleinnot tried to put up bc-n unauthorized, were pro-! places where on-duty workers a fight but was riuicklv Richard Dudman, chief Washington correspondent for the newspaper, filed the report overpowered, police said.

Gen Alton D. Slny of the Air after being called unexpectedly Egyptian Editor Urges i'Gtce and they had been ac-icepted without question. back to Peking from a visit to eastern China. EAST HARTFORD G. FOX Er FURNITURE 2 WAREHOUSE 3 SALE PRESTIGE PARK ROAD BURNSIOE AVE.

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Lavelle. com-political and military force" mander of the 7th Air Force at! without delay because the 10-mile-square area with some' of the 81 crash victims still i strapped to their seats. The'; cause of the crash remained a1 mvsterv. the time of the 28 unauthorized raids, was demoted and retired as a result of their disclosure. Sunday in The Courant The case is being investigated Allied helicopter crews 1 a House of Representatives oi'V Jl RUU rlArmed Services subcommittee EXIT 91 on 184, FORBES STREET The command spokesman w.is replying to queries about a Chicago Daily News report that a general who provided Gen.

Crrighton W. Abrams' office wiih the falsified reports was on duty. The copyright story did not junta suuuieasi oi rieiKu in trie Central Highlands, reported finding a total of 19 bodies by nightfall and gave up hope of survivors aboard the Cunvair 880 jet. There were 17 Americans among those aboard the airplane Thursday afternoon on SILVER LANE EXIT i nane Slav but the command ITrtti rr 1 flight from Bangkok to Kong. It was in an iJ ally used air route over SMhs "1C man referred to since Vietnam's embattled Central 1 h'S unC nunc" i mi ijniiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiti HERE'S HOW TO GET TO THE BIG MONEY SAVING CLEARANCE! urei io lunnsn suikc reports to the command.

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