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Tbe Sooth Bend Tribune, Tuetdoy, Jonuory 4, 1 972 oviei Fear Belgrade Bids $152,000 for Chess Match NEW YORK (AP) The' 1 'C'VV; able hostility toward the United States. President Nixon said his adviser, Henry Kissenger, in his trips to Peking to arrange for the presidential visit, had raised with Premier Chou En-. lai the question of American war prisoners in North Vietnam. The President said he, too, intended to raise the ques-: tion next mohth, This issue can well be the. major logjam in the way of an Indochina settlement-- 1 If China in fact sees the Soviet Union straining for domination of all Asia it would seem logical for Peking to establish better communication with Washington.

One way of doing this could be to act as broker between the Americans and the North Vietnamese. Peking may not feel it is willing at this particu- lar point to go that far, but the degree to which China's fears of the Russians ire real will, determine how attentively Chairman Mab Tse-tung and Premier Choii "listen to the President, 'wy if Stnillj 6nd rtef 1 Publlihdftrnoo- ond Sunoov Mornlno In Th Tribune Bulldino, Colfax Ay. at -rv- NeWS AnOlVSlS around Southeast Asia and up totheSeaof Japan-- Cite India Invelvemeat said a recent article tarried byline oinem Kea Chinese news agency; is why Moscow is so deeply involved in arms aid to India and why the Soviet fleet has shown the flag all along the Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean, -V- "To turn India into an im- portant base for its expansion in the Indian Ocean, Soviet revisionism has been vigorously bolstering up the Indian reactionaries for years," said the disclosed by the Indian press, it has sup-, plied India with more than jl billion in military aid and more than 1.36 billion in econ- omicaid." 7 Moscow, it said, regarded the Indian-Pakistani war as a good chance to step up Soviet expansion in the Indian Ocean and "further its control of India." Major Threat Clearly, the suggestion in all was that China regarded Russia as the major threat. If the Russian appetite was what Peking seemed to think it was, China alone would be in a poor, position to challenge Sovief aims in South and Southeast Asia. But China with communication open to the.

United States would be betteroff if only because of enormous im- a am Ant! 1 iputu tho halan-a nnKtirallv nr milt. -v. amy. could be dividends for Americans, too, in easing China's two decades of implac- By WILLIAM RYAN AP Specui Correspondent If Peking's propaganda is a guide, Communist China's leaders have conjured up a bad dream for themselves and haveconcludedlhatif twofor eign devils haunt themihe one 11 closer at hand is by far the more What-Peking Tslsaying seems to Tend substance to President Nixon's expressed hope for better relations with mainland China. He said Sunday night he did not expect anything.

approaching re-1 sumed diplomatic relations, but he did hope that his Fe- bruary visit to Peking would '-produce "normalization in terms of setting up some method of communication bet-, ter than we currently have." World of Double-Talk Communists, living in their own world of double-talk, do not always say what they mean, but Peking seems agi- tated about Soviet intentions as it reads them. This involves something like a huge Soviet 7 noose looped about much of that stalled third world of ji Vmedium-sized 'and small nations" in Asia and Africa for which Peking now claims to J. As Red China puts it, the-Russians are reverting to type, acting like the czars of -old trying to establish "a world empire." Peking insists that Soviet activity in -the -Asian- subconti- -nent is connected with a scheme "a sealane arch" that would extend from the Mediterranean and Black seas in a southward-dropping semicircle through the Red Sea, the Arabian Sea, the Indi an Ocean, the Bay of Bengal, i ITS ALL A YAWN TO HER March of Dimes national poster gin varnien vi uiv -t-I this way when she received the keys to the city during a ooromMio in rhipmrft Mnnrtav. With her is a city hall ENDANGERED Two rare black-footed ferrets peer from a prairie dog' hole near White River, S.D., in this picture released in: Washington by the Interior Department. Efforts to save the endangered species have hit a stumbling block with the death of all of the females in captivity.

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leaven-" worth, Kan.mjUtary, The Army alsd confirmed that Johnson later escaped. Johnson had outlined that chronology to a reporter in smarts last month. He said he supported the war at first but alleged brutalities com- CPA'S ALUAY8 GIVES YOU SELECTION SERVICE QUALITY tr' yZrTX sm coupon mmm! kvi I i mi. mw'v' -Vi vU rr 1 -rr: ttt'zt: ''jfy jgf fv 0j Vila LlliCr-'V frTYft I -Tmitted by American soldiers Vietnamese soured -hin on the cause. Command Unit Monday, the Army disputed several points of Johnson's account: Johnson said he spent ost of ,1968 in Vietnam signed to the 101st Tiger Force, a commando-type unit.

Yugoslavian-capital of Bei-- grade has offered a high bid of $152,000 to be the site of next auners-wona cnampionsnip chess match between Boris -Spassky of Soviet Union! and Bobby Fischer of the Unit ed States. The U.S. Chess Federation I disclosed Mondav that .10 na- tions and five cities had competed in the bidding that prod- UfPrl thp larcrpst rach nriw nf. fers in the history- of tournament chess Belgrade's offer does not mean it will automatically be -A named the host Fischer sana bpassky will review the Diaa.and submit their prefer-r ences. they have the same first choices, the matter will be de-v cidqd.

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Johnson said the Army charged him with desertion and drawing $42 in excess then put him through "a kangaroo court" and sentenced him to four years inn Leaven- WOrth July, 1969, to October, 1969, and was placed in the Martin Army Hospital prison ward at Ft Benning, Ga. After Johnson escaped from the prison ward in 1969, the Army said, he was returned to custody and sentenced three years at Ft Leavenworth in February, 1970, for assault fraud and es-' cape from previous confine-' ment. The assault charge was based on an attack on a Ft Benning hospital guard, the Army said. Fraud Charges -The fraud charges involved $7,458 the Army said. It contended that Johnson received at least part of that using false papers to receive higher pay than that to which he was entitled.

The Army said Johnson also was sentenced to dishonorable discharge and forfeiture of all -pay and allowances beginning Dec. 1, 1970. Johnson claimed he was awarded the Bronze Star and other, medals for bravery. But the Army said records show he received only the Nationals Defense Service Medal, the Vietnam Service Medal and the Vietnam Campaign Medal, none of which is an award for valor. 234-year history of the service were sworn in Dec.

17 in Wash-. ington. The women train alongside the men during a three-week course at the University of Oklahoma. After graduation -they earn the same pay as men, about $7,500 a year, wear blue uniforms, visor caps and a butterfly tie and carry a pistol. "I hope I don't ever have to use it," said Darlene Willough-by, 30, one of 17 women guards in the San Francisco-Oakland area.

She said authorities give the women the easier office duties and won't let them guard a high-value mail deliv- -ery alone. Al Burdick, chief security officer for the Los Angeles division, says he has no qualms about women guards. "In this capacity they work very well," Burdick said. "The male guards have never complained. In fact, they complement each other be-j cause if there is a purse to be searched the women do it.

It softens the approach." Sto the Army said he was there only from Aug. 20, 1968, to Sept. 18, 1968, when he was -seht to Japan to be hospital- feed for treatment of malaria. Johnson said he was founded Sept 13, 1968, and --evacuated to a U.S. Army hospital from which he went AWOL and fled to Canada only --t5.

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who've been sorting and toting the mail for years, are now guarding it as well and investigating postal thefts -v and The Postal Service has 52 women among the 1,300 securi- ty guards in the nation. The fit was a 27-year-old former Judo instructor, Kathryn Primer who went to' work ln in December, 'i970. Los Angeles has nine mi Kleenex Jumbo Tovels Betty Crocker Cake Mixes Coupon good thru Mob. Country Delite (Mb.) Oread. Certified Red Label Soft Margarine 2-Lbs.

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They "now have 108 seats against the 92. With the vote count nearly -tofhplete, the Social Demo-crats had increased their TOMATOES Diamond Brand English WALIIUTS In Shell Lb. Bag 99 2 share in the 200-seat parliament with three seats to 55, while the conservatives were three seats down from the 1970 elections with 34 seats. Death Ends Long Coma NAGASAKI, Japan (AP) -A 32-year-old mother died today after lying unconscious for eight years and three months as the result of a traffic accident. She gave birth to a baby six months after the accident while still unconscious.

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