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PAGE 10, SECTION 1 WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1972 Protests TV Cameras now: the first lead latex house Paris Peace Parley Is on Same Old Path PARIS is The Vietnam peace conference, reopened Thurs Oof Cfliri Fischer Forfeits Sec me he had no way to prevent the day after a 10-week break, with both the Communists and Allies Kussian trom turning ms re clinging to old positions. But the United States delegation spokesman termed the ses sion businesslike, and the negoti maining pawn into a queen, the most powerful piece on the chess board. The third game of the match, which could go 24 games, is scheduled Sunday. American ators agreed to meet again next; peace. Instead there were the familiar polemics that have Thursday, marked the conference during; THIS REINFORCED specula- chess sources would not prediction that a new round of secret its years.

THERE WAS no evidence to whether Fischer would continue; and possibly more fruitful talks! support a July 8 statement by; ins Boycott. jmay be pending. Politburo The first game of the match member Le Due Tho of North Kissinger that he had reason to believe Hanoi would take a was delayed nine days first, Vietnam, who has held a series LEAD.LATEXONCC'r by Fischer's demands for more of secret meetings in the past "new approach." when the talks with Henry Kissinger, President REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) United States chess grand master Bobby Fischer forfeited the second game of the $250,000 world championship chess match to Boris Spassky of Russia Thursday. Aides said the temperamental challenger stayed in bed to protest the presence of television cameras in the contest haiL The forfeiture put Fischer, 29, down two games to none in his attempt to wrest the champion-chip from Spassky. JUDGE Lothar Schmid of West Germany announced the forfeiture when Fischer, playing the white pieces, failed to show up within the alloted hour to make the first move of the second game.

"Ladies and 1 1 Schmid said, "a i to Rule Five of the Amsterdam Regulations, Robert Fischer has lost the game." The announcement drew applause from Icelanders in the resumed. 7 ''v; 1 i -i I rf ry I A' 'Jt1 ft yim 8 money, and tnen by Spassky's demands that the A i a If there was a relatively new apologize for his behavior. It got a Tuesday only Nixon's principal foreign policy adviser, left Peking Thursday en route to Paris. North Vietnamese Ambassa approach, it came in the un-j usually mild tones of a speech; by the frequently tough taking; after Fischer delivered a writ-! ten apology to the Russian Porter. i dor Xuan Thuy laid new stress on a linkup of a military and champion and Spassky with drew his demand that the political solution to the war slightly rephrasing the old Com American forfeit the first game Two Atomic Tests Fired by French munist demands without funda Lf tke.

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end support for South Vietnamese president weapon tests occurred June 21 and June 30 at Mururoa Atoll in State Sen. Fred A. Risser (D- Nguyen Van Thieu to permit es-j the South Pacific, the French Madison) Wednesday told a tablishment of a coalition gov news agency reported Wednes- hall. group of Madison West High ernment to be followed by a ceasefire. day, quoting informed sources.

Fischer's aides say he never Bobby Fischer ponders moye in first game. School students that Sen. George McGovern would not need the support of "old-line po-! The U.S. delegate, William The Defense Ministry refused AP Wirephotos Porter, reiterated the Allied po to comment. htical bosses" to defeat Presi Wr Several French ships that sition that a ceasefire should be put into effect first and that WORLD CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP participated in the tests have dent Nixon in November.

Speaking to a class on com- then "political issues can be dis returned to Tahiti but are ex- cussed by the Vietnamese i issues, Risser called pected to be at the site about among themselves." McGovern "the most democrati FISCHER (Black! KLEIN-DICKERT INC. 1.1 24 Regent Street Phone 257-9231 July 20 for a third and possibly final test, Age nee France "I AM SURE, I hope, we will cally selected candidate in the history of any political party." signed the Amsterdam Regulations, set up prior to the match to govern its play. FISCHER SAID after his defeat in the opening game Wednesday he would not play unless all television cameras were removed from the hall. Negotiations between the organizers and Fischer's representatives went on throughout the day Thursday in an effort to resolve the impasse. Representatives of Chester Fox, the firm that bought exclusive television and picture rights to the match, took part In be i ss i this matter Presse reported.

Risser said 1972 would be a more," he added. year of unprecedented voter in Porter would make no further dependence. comment on the meeting, telling reporters without elaboration: "Against all predictions of the professional analysts, George "We will have to have another look at the record." McGovern has run and won on a platform stressing diffused, Picking up after their longest participation," he suspension, the talks produced grass-roots added. the negotiations. They offered to no visible movement toward faanril BaUBLpgtrflha mrrn pw-wj a- lLi -J Since 1918, Anchor has been helping families in Madison get what they want.

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THE PROPOSED compromise was not enough. "You can talk to Fischer when he is winning, but not when he has lost," said one U.S. chess source. Spassky, 35, arrived about two minutes before the scheduled start of the second game. iswhyP England, America, the world? iP5 SPASSKY (White) Diagram shows Fischer's hopeless position.

He and Schmid walked slowly around the stage waiting for the liar Wednesday when he tried to trousers, and red tie, appeared challenger. The audience sat si calm and relaxed. convince the challenger to return to the first game. THE INCIDENT happened Schmid then started the game Gordon's 1. i Gordons 7 liiM lip! 0 Distilled 4 Distilled IokdohDkt iJ LohoonM gim clock on schedule at 5 p.m.

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