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THE ARGUS Tuesday, May 18, 1971 Fremont Newark, California Page3 Cairo TV, radio officials ordered arrested by Sadat CAIRO (UPI)-The Egyptian government Monday ordered the arrest of a number of Cairo radio and television officials for alleged complicity with political opponents of President Anwar Sadat. semi-official Middle East News Agency said those whose arrest was ordered "conspired" to broadcast martial music over Cairo's Voice of the Arabs radio last Thursday instead of playing ordinary programs. The martial music accompanied the announcement that that six cabinet ministers had quite their posts. In an obvious reference to this announcement, the agency said those officials also rejected an order by Mahammed Abdel Salam El-Zay- yat, then acting information minister, "not to broadcast a certain piece of news Among those arrested was Mohammed Uruk, director of the Voice of the Arabs radio. Others ousted from their jobs in the current purge included the Cairo radio director, Amin Hamad; the Information Ministry under-secretary, Mounir Hafez, and three other radio announcers.

The officials detained "conspired to declare a state of Richard Sherman Chess BOTVINNIK ON FISCHER (Former world champion Mikhail Botvinnik discusses bw Fischer-Taimanov quarter-final candidates' match, now under way at the University of British Columbia. The ex- fcerpt below has been translated from "Shakhmaty SSSR," No. 2,1971.) Everyone wonders how Taimanov will fare in his match against Fischer. 1 do not think that Taimanov is at his best in match play and so I believe that he will have a difficult time of it. But if he prepares thoroughly enough, Taimanov is capable of putting up very stern resistance.

Fischer took first place (at the candidates' tournament In Mallorca) by a wide margin. Does it follow that he will as well in a match, that he will surmount the match- 'play barriers between him and the world championship? In order to win the world title Fischer will have to contest matches against at least three Soviet grandmasters. The first consists of 10 games, the next involves 12, and the last requires 24. And he must win all three events. Based on past experience, I would say that, properly prepared, our grand- masters have little to fear from Fischer.

Fischer played especially well in the interzonal competition after he was virtually certain of first prize. While others worked under considerable pressure, Fischer was able to finish up calmly. But victory over strong opposition in a tournament is not the same as winning match play, where the approach to training differs entirely. A tournament pits you against i new man each day. Playing match games with a single opponent demands preparation that is more thorough, concrete and precise.

Fischer and Larsen have proven that they know how to Indeed, both Fischer and Ursen have torn uiemselves to be very good chess professionals. And today, only professionals can play good chess. White: IGM W. Uniieker (Weft Germany). Black: IM O.

Sarapu Zealand). XIX Olympics, 1970. Sicilian 11 R-B1 12 N-N5 K.Q1 14 N-K4(c) 15 PxP(d) 16 NxB 17B-B4 18 QxPch 19 Q-Nlchllg) 20 N-B7mate B-B4 N-Q5eh N-K3 P-Q3 R-Q1 NxB(f) K.RI RxO 1 p-K4 P-QB4 1N-KB3 N-KBJ 3 P-K5 N-Q4 4 N-B3 P-K3 5 NxM PxN P.Q4 N-B3 7 PxP BxP I QxP(a) Q-N3 9 B-QB4(b) BxPch 10K-K2 (Notes translated from "Shakhmaty SSSR," No. 1 1971, pg-27) (a) A gambit line that has long been a favorite with anlysts. In this case, however, Black was not prepared to cope with the sharp complications that he provoked.

(b) Too passive is 9 Q-QJ 0-0 10 B-Q3 P-Q3 11 PxP R-KIch, and Black has a promising game. (c) An important theoretical position. Various attacking continuations have been tested here: 14 P-B3, 14 B-Q3, 14 0-K4? and lastly, the textmove, 14 N-K4. It is instructive to investigate why 14 Q-K4? bears a question mark. Black obtains excellent chances after 14 NxN 15 BxN P-O4I, eg BxP OxP 17 K-KJ B-Nkhl (Pavlov-Radulesku, Bucharest, 1959.

If now 18 QxB, then 18 QxKPch 19 B-K4 QR-K1 recovers the piece with a pawn to the good. (d) So far both players have followed recognized opening theory After 1 5 R-Q1 Black can handle the problems in the middlegame with relative ease. A sample finish might be 16 Q-R5 BxP 17 B-Q3 P-B4 18 RxP N-B1 19 NxB BxR 20 Q-B7ch K-R1 21 NxB Q-N8ch, with a draw by perpetual check (Chereminsin-Tenenbaum, Moscow, 1961). (e) Black's very first independent move turns out to be the decisive error. 7 1 8 5 (g) Black completely overlooked this stock combination.

WHERE TO PLAY The Hayward Chess Club, Palma Ceia Park (corner of Miami Ave and Decatur Way in old Palma Ceia village). The Cherryland Cafe, 22472 Meekland Ave. (corner of A St. and Meekland Hayward. Evenings, 10 p.m.

to 6 Fremont Chess Club, 36025 Fremont Blvd. (Westridge Park Community Center). Thursday, 7-11 p.m. The Livermore Chess Club, Fourth and Streets (in the old library of the Carnegie Building). Evenings, the 1st and 3rd Friday of the month.

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It said investigation has established that Uruk "held a meeting Thursday morning at the radio building with a group of other officials in which the plan for declaring the state of emergency was drawn up." The agency said the interrogation of other senior Cairo radio officials was continuing. Earlier Monday, political sources said security authorities have launched a campaign to smash a hard-core secret organization opposed to Sadat's rule. At the same time the sources said the purged cabinet ministers and top executives of the Arab Socialist Union lASU), allegedly linked in a "conspiracy" against Sadat, had been moved from house arrest to detention camps. The political upheaval overshadowed diplomatic efforts to find an interim solution with Israel which would allow the Suez Canal to be cleared and reopened for the first time since the 1967 war. (Political sources in Jerusalem said Israel would delay any further moves on a Suez Canal agreement until the situation in Egypt had been stablized.

(U.S. Secretary of State William P. Rogers said Sunday, however, his efforts to find a jolution did not appear to be threatened by internal developments in Egybpt. Rogers and Assistant Secretary of State Joseph J. Sisco, who accompanied him on his weeklong mission to the Middle East, briefed U.N.

Secretary General a and U.N. Mediator Gunnar V. Jarring Monday on their talks in Cairo and Jerusalem. Teacher discipline bill okayed SACRAMENTO I --The Assembly Monday narrowly approved and sent to the Senate a bill by Assemblyman John Burton, D-San Francisco, to restrict a school teacher's power to discipline unruly students. Currently, a teacher can suspend troublemakers for almost two days from school.

Burton's bill, the teacher could suspend such students only from his classroom and send them to the principal for "appropriate" action. The vote was 4.1-22, the bare margin needed for passage. Opponents charged would "undermine" a teacher's authority in the classroom. Proponents contended it was merely a "good management" tool and would prohibit teachers from "taking the 1 easy way out" by simply banishing problem students for two days. U.S.

carrier tailed STOCKHOLM (UPIHA Soviet destroyer and several East German ships tailed the U. S. aircraft carrier Intrepid Monday as it steamed into the Baltic Sea-waters dominated by a massive i fleet where American naval vessels seldom venture, defense sources said. Accompanied by a frigate and two destroyers, the Intrepid will dock at Kiel, West Germany, Friday. 7 fjt Rio Grande rescue Dwayne Ordonez of Sante Fe, N.M., dives in the swirling waters of the Rio Grande near Pilar, N.M., to pull to safety an unidentified Reduction in Europe man who was tossed into the river Sunday when his kayak overturned while he was "shooting" the river.

Troop compromise pressure rises WASHINGTON (UPI) --Pressure increased in the Senate Monday for a compromise on Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield's proposal for a 50 per cent reduction in the 309,000 U.S. troops in Western Europe. A half-dozen senators from both parties tried to sidetrack the measure, scheduled for a vote Wednesday, with substitute language urging the administration to negotiate with the Soviet Union on a mutual reduction of forces in Europe. But Sen. J.

William Fulbright, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said they were throwing away a real opportunity to reduce American forces overseas. The maneuvering came as the Senate got ready for a series of votes Wednesday on Mansfield's amendment to a draft-extension bill to require the administration to return home 150,000 European-based troops by the end of the year. A strong possibility emerged, however, there would be no showdown on the Mansfield proposal when it came time to vote. State Department officials, meanwhile, pointed to a Moscow meeting Monday between U.S. Ambmassador Jacob D.

Beam and Soviet Foreign Mnister Andrei Gromyko as further evidence the United States should not unilaterally reduce its European strength. They said Gromyko "reconfirmed" the Soviet offer for negotiations on mutual troop reductions and "this is clearly not the time to throw away our one negotiating card by unilaterally withdrawing American troops from Europe." Sens Jacob K. Javits, and Charles McC. Mathias, R-Md tried to assemble a bipartisan coalition behind a substitute amendment which would ask the administration to negotiate with the Russians on mutual troop reductions and report to the Senate every six months on the results of the talks. The Mathias-Javits proposal won the support of Sens.

Adlai Stevenson III, and Hubert H. Humphrey. D-Miss. Another amendment with virtually the a provisions was introduced by Sen. Gaylord Nelson, and Sen.

Birch Bayh, offered a substitute that would force a 50 per cent reduction by Dec. 31, 1972. unless NATO agrees to compensate the United States for one half of the remaining balance of payments costs of keeping the current force in Europe. Passage of any of these proposals would preclude a showdown vote on the Mansfield amendment since they are offered as substitutes for his measure. A UPI poll, meanwhile, showed 42 senators against the Mansfield amendment, 38 for it and 17 undecided.

The positions of two are unknown and one is absent. Magee letter said real SAN FRANCISCO iUPD- The head of the Angela Davis defense committee made it plain Monday he considers a letter purportedly written to Miss Davis from her codefendant, Ruchell Magee, to be authentic. Franklin Alexander dem a again that Miss Davis be freed "on the basis of Ruchell Magee's recently published declaration of Angela's innocence." The handwritten letter said i Davis was "being framed for something you know nothing about." TTie letter, mailed from San Quentin Prison April 23, also criticized Miss lawyers." A carbon copy of the message was smuggled last week to a reporter through the prison "grapevine." Miss Davis and Magee were both indicted on charges stemming from the abortive Aug. 7 kidnap attempt at the Marin County Civic Center lhat took four lives, including that of a judge. "The indictment ought to be quashed and Angela should be freed completely," said Alexander, national coordinator far the National United Committee to Free Angela Davis.

Alexander was asked about the letter's claim that Miss a i lawyers "are all pro-Reagan and out to convict you and me." "I think you understand Ruchell has a point of view attorneys which differs from our point of view," said Alexander with a slight smile. Magee, a grade-school dropout who studied law books in prison, has sought repeatedly to be allowed to represent himself. "I think the main content of the letter is that Angela is innocent," Alexander said. We Pa You Call 792-8585 Marcella's Travel Agency 37477 Fremont Blvd. Suite Copper Penny's perfect union: She Rones! flbe COPPER PENNY FAMILY COFFEE SHOPS 39222 Fremont FREMONT NOW IN FREMONT (fllMf TO SERVE ALL SOUTH COUNTY fa Now you can rent because C.F.R.C.

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