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Lee May Be Mormon 'Prophet' SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)The Mormon ruling council was expected Monday to name Harold B. Lee, its ranking member, as successor to Joseph Fielding Smith as of the three million- member faith. Lee. 73, president of the Council of the Twelve Apostles and first counselor in the LDS First Presidency, became the ranking Mormon leader after death Sunday night. Smith, grandnephew of church founder Joseph Smith, died of a heart attack at the age of 95.

Funeral services will be held at noon Thursday in the Mormon Tabernacle on Temple Square for Smith, who as church piesident was the Mormon's seer and for the past two and one half years. By a tradition started with Brigham Young, the man in position usually Is elevated to the church presidency by a unanimous vote of the Council of the Twelve. When David O. McKay, predecessor, died in 1970, the council chose Smith to succeed him the day after the funeral. Lee eulogized Smith for kindness, his gentleness and his concern for sought no honors of said Lee.

purpose in life could be penned in one was an eye single to the glory of God in bringing to pass the immortality and eternal life of Tributes to Smith, including a telegram from President Nixon, poured into church headquarters from around the world. Smith, who was still playing handball in his 70s and taking rides in National Guard jet fighter planes in his 80s, was the 10th president of the Church of Jesus Christ of letter-day Saints, often called the LDS or Mormon Church. The white-haired leader, who outlived three wives and was father, grandfather and grandfather to more than 140 descendants, was a high church official for more than half a century. He was known as a doctrinaire theologian and wrote more than 20 books on the Mormon faith. H.

S. Truman Undergoing Medical Tests KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI)Harry Truman, tired but slill managing to joke with his nurses, underwent a series of tests Monday to learn more about his latest directive ailment Dr. Wallace H. Graham, Truman physician since his While House days, said the former President was in satisfactory condition.

am pleased with ttung so Graham said in a statement. Truman speni a nisrht 1 in his seventh-floor private room at Research Hospital not getting to sleep until 5 a He i was then awakened at 7 a to begin preparations for a series of radiologic and blood tests. More tests were scheduled for Tuesday. He joked with his nurses, mainly about the VAULBY MORNINO STAR HARLINGEN, TEXAS Tuesday, July 4, IURED BY DOUBLE PRIZE MONEY? Bobby Fischer May Play Chess REYKJAVIK (UP1) Gud-jthe sponsoring Icelandic Chess mundur Thorannsson, president Federation promised him more of the Icelandic Chess Federa- money, Euwe reluctantly tion, said Monday nigiht he was agreed to a 48-hour post pone- 95 per cent sure U.S. challenger ment Sunday, making the new Bobby Fischer would arrive in deadline for the start of play Reykjavik Tuesday morning to Tuesday at 1pm EDT.

play world chess champion -xoeeted Boris Spassky of the Soviet Fischer to accept the new offer Union for the wortd Nile. bu, he I have from very good n()t amve before a.m. EDT which I trust Tuesday he will be disqualified Fischer will come from match. said. He said he had received will know by 10 p.m.

word, from sources he would New York time if Fischer is on not identify, tihat Fischer had one of the planes to Reykja- accepted an offer from a Euwe said. he is not, wealthy British banker doubling then the game is off No other the prize money from planes that would get Fischer to $250,000. to Iceland in time for the (In London, the Independent match leave after 10 p.m. Television News (ITN) quoted Fischer's lawyer, Paul Mar- as money was made bv Jim The offer to double the prize shall, in the United States, (saving the American champion had accepted the offer made by Jim Slater, chairman of Slater- Walker securities.) am 95 per cent sure he will come before noon Slater, chess-playing chairman of Slater Walker Securities of London. By doubling the $125,000 prize money the winner would get Tues-; $150.000 and the loser $100,000 under the present terms calling for a five-eightfis split for the winner and three-eighths for the loser.

MORMON LEADERS Joseph Fielding Smith, center, the leader of the world's three millions Mormons until his death Sunday at the age of 95, is shown with Harold B. Lee, left, and N. Eldon Turner who were members with Smith of the First Presidency, the executive group which runs the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. If normal church procedure is followed. Smith's successor will be Lee.

(UPI Telephoto) Slater said that if did not satisfy Fischer he would offer Heath Challenges Labor Unions To Give Anfi-Strike Law Trial Thorannsson said and then added a note of caution: of course with Fischer you never know You know he was at the airport in New- York once but never got on the plane Icelandic radio also reported an outright $125,000 extra to the Monday that Fischer had winner, bringing his pnze accepted offer. money to $200,000, with nothing Fischer had been stalling and extra for the loser forced the International Chess has said that the Federation (FIDE) to postpone money is the Slater start of the 24-game match said in London "Well here it I from Sunday until is. What I am saying to Fischer move which was sharply now is: out and play 'criticized by Soviet Chess In addition to the prize authorities Monday. money each player also will get Dr. Max Euwe, president of 30 per cent of television and FIDE, said he had not heard of film rights from the Icelandic Fischer's reported acceptance sponsors Fischer also had of the new offer and also asked for 30 per cent of the mandatory cooling off period in expressed some fears over gate receipts from the 3 000- threatened strikes gravely af-what Spassky might do if seat theater where the match Conservative party government feeling the economy and Fischer turns'up two days late, was to be plaved rammed through Parliament created a special National Spassky earlier Monday issued cheerful and happy Graham said the S3rd idem was fatigued by J.

hLs trip to the hospital and lack theT1 dlscuss 11 wlth the fJLP linlon, aTwi to i r.4 a but added, government. management and Lahor LONDON Min- 2fi-vote margin hospitai Edward Heath Monday aot, which gowns he is forced to wear The challenged militant British la nurses said he to be hor unions to give his 7 earlier aionuay ihswo last year in the teeth of fierce Industrial Relations Court to a statement in which he he Move space conservative anti-Labor party opposition, has judge industrial disputes. had never given FIDE any NEW YORK (UPI) fKS strike legislation a fair trial been attacked by the opposition The debate was marked by permission to postpone the ces such as washers, being loaded against the angry clashes between Heath game. refrigerators have packing leader The 24-game match between space often overlooked during Fischer and the Russian world move This space is ideal for -Applian of sound but up and around Truman's wife Bess Harold Wilson. government will be The legislation was designed Heath accused Wilson of champion was to stashing: bulky, lightweight fully prepared in such a process to make wildcat strikes more trying to undermine the High open Sunday but Fischer items like pillows and stuffed tirnea to ne nospitai Monday to discuss this with difficult.

It also introduced a Court in Britain. refused to board a plane until toys to be uith her husband after the night at the couple's home in nearby unions cannot escape Independence, Mo. Mike West- their share of responsibility for wood, a former Independence the impact of free collective policeman and Truman family bargaining on the economy aend chauffeur and bodyguard since on their own members either in Truman carne home from prices or in Washington in 1953, accompa- said iwed Truman alternatives are stark facing this country. They are either legal intervention, the trade unions reject, or the July 4th Specials Open Today 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M.

Explosion Rocks Manila Building PRESSING PROBLEM After the recent flood waters receded in Pennsylvania following the sweep of tropical storm Agnes into the Northeast, employes of the Loyal Plaxa Branch of the Williams- Chicken Barbecue port (Pa.) Bank were busy ironing and drying out the water-logged money. About $200,000 had to be cleaned and pressed, and much of the chore was done Monday. (UPI Telephoto) confrontation which all of us object to. or inflation Heath spoke tn a House of Commons debate on a Labor Scheduled Sunday chairman WESLACO A chicken publicity chairman, said available at barbecue is being sponsored by Monday be obtained Council 291 of the league of Serving will be 11 LILAC members. by leftist I 'i i Latin American a and 2 pm, and plates Heading the barbecuing will which is MANILA explo sion rocked the Philippine American Life Insurance Build ing Monday, shattering at least opposition censure motion, at- 30 huge glass wall panels and tacking the government damaging the office of Ameri- the grave injuries to good can Express.

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