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The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 34

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6 SICJMUNJUNE 10, Zlmt 2 RED BLOC TALKS Dei and Premier Ion Mauw, 2 CHESS ERRORS MAY N.Y. Paper Ban Urqed in EqvDt Czech party chief Antonin Novotny and Premier Villain Continued from First Page on Berlin was necessary for Siroky. i COST FISCHER GAME lions" should make it clear "the relaxation of the dan Albania, which did not at-i CAIRO (A The govern-" tend the meeting, was not whether the (Berlin) occupying powers intend to con-inue evading an agreed so-ution." The members of the War gerous. tension in Europe and CURACAO, Netherlands! though still strong enough merit owned newspaper Ai mentioned as being represented at the pact discussion. The Balkan country is the elimination of the threat Antilles (J) Bobby Fischer, to force a draw.

Gumhurryia Saturday rec-' of an armed conflict between powers." young Brooklyn chess whiz, Just before the 46th move, ommended Egypt take a member of the Warsaw made two costly errors in his he made another error and lost more pieces. The match wa3 adjourned then with Korchnoi having a rook and leaf out of President Kennedy's book and ban the! New York Herald Columnist Nasser Eddan el Nashashibi protested thatj the Herald Tribune recent-; ly ran a series Of articles byj Israeli Premier Ben Gu-. rion and said it refused to publish answering articles submitted by the Arab League. The Soviet news agency Pact but ha3 been denounced match with Viktor Korchnoi saw Treaty, the Communist by most of its members for Tass said those present at of the Soviet Union during counterpart of 'the North following the policies of the the meeting included Khru late Josef Stalin. Friday night's 19th round of the candidates tournament.

It appears certain he will Atlantic Treaty organiza shchev, Hungarian Premier! four pawns, the American a tion, fully backed the Soviet JanOs Kadar, Bulgarian Par views on West Berlin, the Art Memorial Due rook and a bishop. ty Chief Todor Zhivkov and Premier Anton Yugov, East German Communist leader Walter Ulbricht and Deputy Willi Stoph, Polish party chief Wladyslaw Gomulka statement said. ATLANTA Of) The lose to the Russian. Fischer, playing the white Paul Kerres and Ewfim Russia has demanded that Atlanta Art is plan Geller, the two Russians the West pull its troops out of Berlin and turn it into a demilitarized, free city. The ning a campaign to raise $1.5 million for a school of art as "a living memorial" to side of the Sicilian defense, tied for the lead, drew after 22 moves.

had much the better of the match during the early West so far has refused. The communique said ac and Premier Josef Cyrankie-wicz, Romanian Communist chief Gheorghe Gheorghiu- the association members TROUBLES, 0 PROBLEMS i CtrilMCt Counirtinf by Prtf. Consultant, Pirsonat Matters tr lutiMit P.rtwul Con.ultanH, 9399 WiUtlir llvW I H. CR. 4-1829 BY APPOINTMENT ONIT killed in.

a French airplane stages. Then he made an er ceptance of the Soviet views crash last Sunday. ror and lost heavily, al Count Costs Us Can You No More at Sears Quali on I Mats hi i SOVIET TRADE GROUP Shaded area shows seven European Red satellites that have pledged closer cooperation among each other and increased production to meet threats of European Common, Market. UP Wlreehote mp -J 'j De Gaulle TV Speech Hit Bitterly by Press ttit Ntw York HtraW Trlbww er and "suppressing the in termediate political bodies' between himself and the peo ple. Ixcluiive to Tha Tim frtm PARIS President de Gaulle Saturday came in for the strongest and rr.ost widespread criticism he has been subjected to up to now in the French press as a result of his television speech Friday night.

From the Communist Most of the editorial com ment foresaw a gloomy fu 299i.S)5 flipB)it ture in De Gaulle's intentions to have himself elected for a new term as president L'Humanite to right- in a 'si One source said that the press attacks' on "De Gaulle were a normal reaction now that the chief of state him self says the Algerian prob lem is through. press generally supported De Gaulle while he had Algeria to cope with, whereas now they feel they can criticize Wfiitla itDne Moit TUsalble lhellve TTflaeire Airol him more freely. Never So Many Features For Storage Convenience wing Aurore, the French chief of state's remarks On the end of the Algerian war and the future of France were castigated. One word that recurred in different newspapers was "stupefying-" Probably the most virulent attack on De Gaulle was in the respected evening daily Le Monde. In a signed front page editorial, the newspaper charged that: "Gen.

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