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The VANCOUVER SUN: June 8, 1971 Cambodian losses heavy as drive on Reds fails NAMES in the NEWS TI10 riano rmintu chnriff'e nffipp in Mariisnn. SaVS a RUPEE CALL-IN JAMS BANKS IN KARACHI KARACHI (UPI) Thousands of Pakistanis mobbed banks today to turn in their 500-rupee and 100-rupee notes which have been abolished by the government in a move to undermine the finances of the East Pakistani rebellion. Crowds of shopkeepers, money changers and other citizens formed long lines outside banks, Which were heavily guarded by police. The notes are the two largest in Pakistani currency and are worth, respectively, $100 and 20. The federal government said millions of such banknotes had been removed illegally from East Pakistan since civil war broke out March 25 and were flooding into India.

Radio Pakistan said anyone failing to turn in the notes would be subject to imprisonment for three years, a fine, or both. BY CHAMP Fischer seen top chess rival MOSCOW (AP) Boris Spassky, world chess champion, said today that Bobby Fischer, United States grandmaster, has the best chance to challenge him for the crown. Spassky also confirmed he will enter the Canadian open chess championship in Vancouver in August. He said he plans to attend congress of the International Chess Federation in the Canadian city that month. The challengers 1 for the world title have been whittled down to four in a qualification tournament.

civil summons has been served on a man identified as singer Tom Jones in an alleged beating incident. A police report said Michael J. Maret, 27, a boxer from Miami, said he was held by several of the singer's friends while Jones kicked him in the face. Police said the incident occurred early Monday after I the boxer tried to gain admission to a party for Jones. The The government spokesman, Capt.

Chhang Son, said elements of the 1st and 7th brigades, ran into the Communists in force when they tried to move east on the road to Kompong Chamlang. The 1st and 7th are made up of residents of South Vietnam of Cambodian stock who were trained by the Green Berets of the U.S. army in South Vietnam. They are rated as the best of the Cambodian assault troops. Arrayed against them, according to Cambodian intelligence, are four battalions of the North Vietnamese 9th Division, about 1,400 men.

In contrast, ground fighting fell off across South Vietnam, but U.S. B52 bombers struck in South Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. Kompong Chamlang, a government strongpoint about five miles farther east, came under mortar fire. The fighting erupted after a lull of several days. Intelligence reports said the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong were regrouping, bringing down reinforcements from the northeast.

The region is one of marshy land, known as the Vinear Suor Swamps. It is part of Phnom Penh's outer defences, from which the Communists have been trying to drive the Cambodians to bring the capital within the range of heavy mortars. The sound of battle could be heard clearly in Phnom Penh in the afternoon as the fighting broke out at Prey Thorn. SAIGON (AP) Heavy fighting broke out Tuesday for control of the marshy eastern approaches to Phnom Penh, Cambodia's capital. An attack by Cambodian troops on Communist-command forces was repulsed with severe losses.

A government spokesman said hand-to-hand fighting raged in the village of Prey Thorn, 12 miles northeast of Phnom Penh, after an enemy rocket and mortar barrage took a heavy toll of the advancing Cambodians. The spokesman reported at least 80 government troops were killed or wounded. He added that because of the intense fighting it was impossible to estimate enemy casualties: At last report, fighting con-t i at Prey Thorn. singer was in Madison for a concert. Jones was in Winnipeg for another engagement Monday night but was unavailable for comment.

He I left after the show to appear at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa tonight. British actress Geral-' dine Chaplin, daughter of Charlie Chaplin, took time out for a swim between I shooting scenes for the film Carlos at Eilat in southern Israel. Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudcan will en ISRAELI COMMANDER SAYS: BOYS AND GIRLS 6 years to 11 years Daily trips by chartered bus to our beautiful campsite promise every boy and girl an exciting and interesting summer holiday. Explore the forests, learn the way of our Indian brothers, develop new skills. Register now by calling INDIAN ARM DAY CAMP Peace unlikely this year Fischer meets Bent Larsen of Denmark in one semi-final 1 and two Soviet stars, Tigran Petrosian and Viktor Kor- chnoi, clash in the other.

Asked whom he would like to face in the title match, Spassky said he was not averse to meeting Fischer but i is rooting for a Soviet grand- master. Spassky said he was partic- ularly impressed by Fischer's play in his quarter-final match in Vancouver with Soviet grandmaster Mark Tai- 1 manov. Fischer won 6-0. "It seemed to me to surpass the other quarter-finalists from the viewpoint of the art of chess," Spassky said. continuation of the 10-month-old Middle East cease-fire.

"Nobody sees a clear benefit that might result from a resumption of fighting and therefore noblyy wants to resume it," he added, citing the thinking in Israel, Egypt, the United States and the Soviet Union. "I think these four partners see no point in starting a war because everyone sees the risk, involved in a war." The third possibility, Bar-Lev said, was a resumption of fighting. He said, "If Egypt starts again a war it will not achieve any strategic objec- TEN-DAY SESSION $50.00 437-4930 437-5916 counter protesters when he attends a birthday party without his wife, Margaret, Wednesday. An Ottawa report said Mrs. Trudeau will not accompany the PM when he attends the celebration marking the 125th birthday of Hamilton, Ont.

The protesters, members of a local labor committee and a young socialist group, plan to picket the Hamilton hotel where Trudeau will attend the city's anniversary ball. Two groups, the Young Socialists and the League for Socialist Action, are demanding that the federal government open up univor. sities during the summer for travelling young people. A iWtA nmm tlio Vipt.mm I You're miles Nahead with GERALDINE CHAPLIN swim break Service KM Mobilization Committee, is protesting Canada's "complicity" in the Vietnam conflict. Trudeau's visit will follow an overnight stop in Toronto where he will address the 100th annual meeting of the Canadian Manufacturers' Association tonight and officiate at the opening of the special Olympics for the mentally retarded Wednesday morning at Maple Leaf Gardens.

Reputed Mafia chief Meyer Lansky will probably be asked to leave Israel when his one-year visa expires in Au- gust, the Tel Aviv newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth said. "The authorities do not look with pleasure on his long stay in Israel," a front-page article, attributed to reliable sources, If 3 Broke llUl II ImmJ "When we reline your brakes, we do a lot more than reline your brakes!" said. It added the unsuccessful attempt by three reputed crime bosses to enter the country in the past eight days weighed heavily against Lansky. One of the men, Bernard Rosa, a Ca-. nadian, was refused entry at Lod International Airport May 31.

The two others, Benjamin Ziegelbaum and Jacob Marcus, both Americans, were barred early Sunday. Mickey Rooney and Kay Medford are the winners of the Straw Hat Awards for the best performances in productions that toured U.S. summer theatres last year. Rooney was named best actor for his performance in George M. Miss Medford was named best actress for her appearance in Light Up the Sky.

The second annual awards were presented in New York. Consumer advocate Ralph Nader said in Atlantic City, N.J., he is organizing a team of doctors to monitor tne medical profession in the same way Nader's Raiders keep tab on the federal government and the auto industry. The team will focus its attention on food and drug regulations and any gap between high costs and low quality medical care. Ellsworth Bunker, U.S. ambassador to South Vietnam, is expected to leave Saigon for the United States late this week for state department consultations and a private visit.

The 77-year-old Bunker planned to attend the 55th reunion of his graduation class at Yale University in New Haven, a spokesman said. He also probably will travel to Washington for talks with President Nixon and the state department about Vietnamization and the progress of the U.S. troop withdrawals. U.S. trooo withdrawal "Then we install the new brake linings.

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In exchange for "real and full peace, and all that goes with it, Israel is willing to withdraw many tens of kilometers" from the Suez Canal, a military source said at the same timer The armed forces chief of staff, Haim Bar-Lev, told a gathering of foreign newsmen on the fourth anniversary of the 1967 war that the Suez Canal is not viewed by Israel as a final border with Egypt. Bar-Lev said theoretically there are three possibilites for the Middle East, the first being a full-fledged peace. a is unfortunately only a theoretical possibility," he said. "Practically, I don't think in the coming year we have a chance for peace, mainly because Egypt wants Israel to withdraw from the canal to the line that existed before the 1967 war." The second possibility was a GRENADES USED Black Gls face murder try charges SEOL' (AP) Three black American soldiers have been charged with attempted murder as a result of grenade attacks at Camp Humphrey, the U.S. 8th Army announced today.

An American and three Koreans were injured in the explosions May 22-23 at the camp 35 miles south of Seoul. Military sources said earlier the explosions were the outgrowth of racial tension at the camp. The army identified the three servicemen as Spec. 4 Michael G. Greenwood of Long Branch.

N.J., Spec. 4 Allen Green of Gadsden, S.C., and Pfc. Michael A. Gipson of De Funiak Springs, Fla. All three were also charged with housebreaking and larceny in connection with the theft of 50 fragmentation grenades.

The spokesman said a pretrial investigation was continuing. At its conclusion Col. John C. McWhortcr commander of the 23rd General Support Group at the base, will decide whether the case will go to trial. U.S.

supports Thai troops in Laos war WASHINGTON (UPI) Senators were told in a secret session Monday that" the Nixon administration has been supporting a mercenary army nf 4,800 Thai "volunteers" and spending about $250 million a year to protect the Southeast Asian kingdom of Laos from a Communist takeover. Senator Stuart Symington (Dem. at whose initiative the session was called, said that activity contravenes the law. He told reporters he would introduce legislation to cut down the American role in what "he called a clandestine war, Senator Clifford Case (Rep. N.J.), emerging from behind the closed and guarded doors, told reporters that a classified report read during the session said the United Stairs was supporting an army of "volunteer" troops from Thailand in Laos.

The total price tag on American activities in that small country amounts to about $250 million a year, he said. Case said the U.S.-supported Thai troops, apparently trained by the Central Intelligence Agency. Symington and Senator J. William Fulbright (Dem. contended Hie involve-nienl violated an amendment passed at the last session of Congress.

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Nor is there anything, the sources said, to point to a change either way from the present program. Nixon's seventh phase of withdrawals began May 1, when the authorized ceiling for the military force here was 284,000. Command figures as of April 29 the closest date to the end of the sixth phase put actual strength at 273,400. The command announced that as of last Thursday, 250,. 900 Gls still were in Vietnam.

That means 22,500 soldiers have been sent home in 35 days, In order to meet the Dec. 1 limit of 184,000 men in the war zone, military commanders had figured on cutting back by about 14.300 a month. SAIGON (UPI) American soldiers are being pulled out of Vietnam at the rate of more than 19,000 a month, about 40 per cent faster than necessary to meet President Richard Nixon's withdrawal schedule. An analysis of U.S. command figures shows that if the present withdrawal pace is maintained through Dec.

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(UPI) Rail for lflycar-old Leslie Bacon was set at $10,000 Monday on a charge of conspiracy to bomb a New York City bank. That brings to $110,000 the amount the young anti-war activist must post in order to go free pending trial. A bond nf $100,000 was set earlier in connection with a contempt charge for refusing to testify before a Seattle grand jury. The latter charge and the bond are being appealed to the 9th Circuit Court in San Francisco. Appearing in court Monday, Miss Bacon chuckled when U.S.

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