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CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY P.O. BOX 2037 SACRAMENTO, CALIF. 1-1-73 95309 American Absent for Victory 1 Fischer Finally Downs Russian REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) American chess challenger Bobby Fischer won the third game today in the $250,000 world championship match against Russias Boris Spassky. Spassky, who still holds a 2-1 edge in the possible 24-game series, quit after the 42nd move. Fischer was not even on the stage when Spassky threw in the towel.

Fischer had written his next move down when the game adjourned Sunday and the play- bishop to 06 to check Spasskys king was made by referee Lothar Schmid. The Russian champion took one quick look at the board and stopped the clock. Schmid earlier upheld a protest from Spassky to move the third game back into the main sports hall from a table tennis room, where it was moved because Fischer objected to closed circuit television cameras. The Rev. William Lombardy, Fischers second, said the 29-year-old challenger would be at the board when the game resumes at 5 p.m.(lp.m.

EDT). "Why shouldnt he? Bobby is going to win this game, Lombardy said after a two-hour emergency meeting with the (Continued on Page 2 CoL I) 10 CENTS 14 PACES ESTABLISHED 1886 HANFORD, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JULY 17, 1972 cGovems POW Promise Quiesttioinied Weather Fair and slightly cooler through Tuesday with highs today and Tuesday 90-97 and lows 60-67. Winds will be northwesterly 5-15 m.p.h. except on west- side where gusts will reach 20 m.p.h. High Sunday 100 High Year Ago 102 Low This Morning 60 Low Year Ago 68 Sunset 8:17 p.m.

Sunrise Tuesday 5:53 a.m. Cooler Temperatures Due THE WEATHER BUREAU (see page 3) is predicting cooler temperatures and this should be good news for all county residents, particularly Max Olvera, caretaker at the county dump. This special breathing gear he wears is not for a trip to the moon, but his way of filtering the air and beating the heat wliile on the job. Corona WASHINGTON (UPI) Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird said today he "would question the credibility of George S.

McGoverns contention that American prisoners of war would be released if the United States uncondititionally got out of Indochina. At a Pentagon news conference, Laird said nothing the North Vietnamese have said to U.S. officials, to American allies or to the Soviet Union and China would support McGoverns belief. will be known as Eagletown, U.S.A. in the future because of the Eagle fighter.

Tbe F15 was named the "Eagle last week by the Air Force. Of McGoverns statement that U.S. withdrawal would result in POWs release, Laird said: "I do not believe that promise is a legitimate promise, or one that is credible. I would question the credibility of that statement based on all the information available to me at the present time. Laird also charged that McGovern "perhaps made a deal in Miami Beach with his running mate, Sen.

Thomas F. Eagleton, not to cancel production of the Air Force F15 fighter in return for Eagleton agreement to appear on the Democratic ticket. Laird said that under McGoverns proposed defense cutbacks the F15 would be "subject to immediate cancellation. The F15 is being built by McDonnell-Douglas Aircraft in St. Louis, Eagletons hometown.

I am led to believe, however, that perhaps the new vice presidential candidate as part of his agreement to run has been able to get a modification of the decision of the presidential candidate to cancel that particular contract, Laird said. "St. Louis has been known as Phantom Town, U.S.A. (because of the F4 Phantom jet built there), Laird said. "It Women Hearings For Held In Agents Budget To Open Contempt Named Hearings are to begin Wednesday at 10a.m.

on the FAIRFIELD V. Daley Will Support Ticket at All Levels countys 1972-73 budget. The recommended budget submitted by Administrative Officer Milton McCoy calls for an appropriation of $21.4 million, an increase of $423,854 or approximately two per cent above the 1971-72 budget. The recommended budget would require a total tax rate of $4.79, unchanged from the past fiscal year. The budget does not include any provisions for a capital improvement program.

At the regular board meeting Tuesday, business includes a report on the solid waste committees review of proposals submitted by private enterprise. There also will be a proposal submitted for a drug abuse program for Kings and Tulare counties under mental (UPI)-Juan Corona, accused of slaying 25 itinerant farm workers, was found guilty along with his attorney of contempt of court today for refusing to give the prosecutor samples of his handwriting. Superior Judge Richard Patten, hearing preliminary proceedings in Coronas murder trial, ordered Coronas attor-ney, Richard E. Hawk, to serve 48 hours jail for advising Corona not to give the handwriting samples. Corona was fined $250 for following Hawks advice.

He had told the judge: "I have (Continued on Page 2 CoL 7) Reds Hold Quang Tri Fortress SAIGON (UPI)-South Viet-namese paratroopers fought a bitter and bloody house-to-house fight to the edges df the Quag Tri city Citadel today, but held off an attempt to storm the stone-walled Communist bastion until allied artillery could soften it up. UPI correspodnent Donald A. Davis reported from inside the city that 1,000 government troops had pushed to within 200 yards of the CitadeL The Communists were dug in inside the 500-yard square fortress and well prepared for the South Vietnamese attack. "They have everything they need in there, including antiaircraft guns, one American adviser said. They are going to take a lot more softening (Continued on Page 2 CoL WASHINGTON (UPI) -A former Marine from California and a former nun from upstate New York became the nations first female FBI agents today.

Both are single. The new agents were identi-fled as "Susan Lynn Roley, 25, a native of Long Beach, and a former officer of the Marine Corps; and Joanne E. Pierce, 31, Niagara Falls, N.Y., who holds bachelor of arts and a master of arts degree in history and has served as a clerical employe of the FBI since March 23, 1970. The women took the oath of office from Acting FBI Director L. Patrick Gray ID.

Gray succeeded the late J. Edgar Hoover and ordered a search for prospective FBI women as one of his first acts. Hoover long encouraged a policy against women agents. Miss Roley attended the University of Maryland, College Park, Md 1965-66, and California State College, Fullerton, from 1966-68. She was commissioned a Marine lieutenant June 25, 1969, and served until her discharge three days ago when she was a 1st lieutenant at Camp Allen, Norfolk, Va.

3,000 Sailors Head for Home accept as representatives of the Democratic party individuals who selected themselves and disenfranchised 900,000 voters. "We can be proud of those Democratic delegates who presented themselves to the voters and were elected by the people of Chicago. Daley was asked about the fact that his statement did not mention McGovern, and if he would actively support the South Dakotan against President Nixon in November. "We dont have to, hes the candidate, Daley replied. The statement speaks for itself.

Daley was asked if he thought McGvern was responsible for his delegation of 59 Chicagoans, out of 170 of the Illinois delegation, being ousted from the convention. What do you think? Daley asked. CHICAGO (UPI) Mayor Richard J. Daley said today he will support the Democratic ticket at all levels in the November election. "I am a Democrat, the mayor said firmly at a news conference.

Daley was critical of the alternate slate of 59 delegates Hhich bumped him from the Democratic national convention. He said, however, he would cooperate with the slate led by Alderman William Singer if Singers group supported Democrats at the local level as weU as at the national, Daley, who did not appear in Miami Beach for the convention, denied that he had gone to Miami Beach or even that he had been at his family home in Grand Beach, Mich. He said he was visiting his grandchildren "in other plac es. Daley said he had not been in touch with Sen. George McGovern, the Democratic presidential candidate, since Me-govern was nominated.

Daley began his news conference by smiling at reporters and saying, "Ladies and gentlemen, how are you? and then reading a statement: "I have stated my position many times previously, and I repeat it today, I am a Democrat. I am chairman of the Democratic party of Cook County and have always supported the nominee of the Democratic party. I will support every candidate on the Democratic ticket, federal, state and county. Because of the many letters we have received and telephone calls, it is difficult to believe that people of Cook County will 3 Blazes Termed the departure of 200 airmen and 100 soldiers. U.S.

Navy, Marine and Coast fTol koroto Guard strength within South LrCUUCIcUC SAIGON (UPI)-Three thousand sailors assigned to the U.S. 7th Fleet departed for home last week, the U.S. command reported today, the first such decline in fleet strength since President Nixon ordered the mining of North Vietnams harbors. The U.S. command also announced that the number of American servicemen within Vietnam declined by 300 with Vietnam remained unchanged.

Departure of the 100 soldiers brought U.S. Army strength back down to the 31,200 figure of two weeks ago. Last week Army strength rose by 100, the first such increase in more than 18 months. Most Russian Codes Cracked Galley To Base New Trial on Missing GI RUMSEY (UPI) The smallest of three incendiary blazes that have consumed nearly 13.000 acres of scrub and woodland near this Yolo County town was brought under control today by firefighters aided by air tankers. State Division of Forestry officials said the Fisk Creek fire about a mile away from a larger blaze west of Rumsey was stopped after blackening about 60 acres.

The largest of the three blazes, which covers nearly 11.000 acres of grazing land near Rumsey, was described by a forestry official, as 85 per cent contained with full control expected by Tuesday. Officials said the third fire in the area was brought under control after charring about 2.000 acres 9 miles north in Colusa County. Officials said all three fires (Continued on Page 2 CoL S'! NEW YORK (UPI)- The U.S. intelligence system is so sophisticated that it has cracked every Russian code and therefore virtually precludes a suprise attack by the Soviet Union, a writer who claims to be a former U.S. intelligence analyst says in Ramparts magazine.

The breadth of U.S. intelligence operations keeps track of every Soviet military plane, missile-carrying submarine and troop unit, the analyst said in the August edition of the magazine. Damascus but was called back and reprimanded, Peck recalled. In addition, NSA found out that Soviet paratroops airborne from Bulgaria apparently planned to drop into Israel, he said. President Johnson called Soviet Premier Alexei N.

Kosygin on the hot line, warned him of the grave consequences and persuaded the Russians to call off their plans. Peck said. He also said NSA watched a television conversation between Kosygin and cosmonaut Vladimir M. Komarov, who was aboard the ill-fated Soviet spaceship Soyuz I. every one of their VIPs is doing, and generally their capabilities and the dispositions of all their forces.

Peck said NSA inteUigence is so efficient that even the identification of the pilot flying a specific Russian plane on a specific flight is known. NSA regularly monitors secret communications of other countries, including such allies as Great Britain, Israel and West Germany, he said. As an example, during the 1967 six-day war between Israel and the Arabs, NSA learned that Gen. Moshe Dayan planned to order his troops to push to Cairo and Using the pseudonym Winslow Peck, the writer described himself as a former Air Force sergeant with the National Security Agency (NSA) in Istanbul and Vietnam before he left the service. As far as the Soviet Union is concerned, we know the whereabouts at any given time of all its aircraft, exclusive of small private planes, and its naval forces, including its missile -firing submarines, he wrote.

The fact is that were able to break every code theyve got, understand every type of communications equipment and enciphering device theyve got. he said. "We know where their submarines are, what Latimer said Sunday that he sought Gruver during Calleys court-martial and that a new trial would be based on the exsoldiers testimony. Preliminary work would take a week to 10 days and the petition for a new trial would be filed within a "reasonable time after that, said Latimer, a (Continued on Page 2 CoL 5 military trial that ended with Galleys conviction 16 months ago. A former Army private, identified as Charles Dean "Butch Gruver of Stotesbury, was located last week.

Gruver served under Calley when more than 100 unarmed civilians were kiUed in the Vietnamese hamlet of May Lai. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)-Lt. William Calleys defense team says it will seek a new trial based on the finding of a "missing" GI witness to the My Lai massacre. "We still have work to do on putting together the evidence and working out more leads, said George Latimer, chief defense counsel during the Capricious Enforcement Debated Repeal of Adult Sex Laws Proposed Commission To Review Parking A proposal by downtown businessmen for the city to develop a parking lot on the south side of Seventh Street, east of Douty, is scheduled for review by the Hanford Parking and Traffic Commission Tuesday morning followed by the City Planning Commission Tuesday night. The city staff has suggested using the remaining fund balance from the disbanded Downtown Parking District for a parking lot in the civic center area, but businessmen in the eastern portion of downtown say they have not yet received a direct benefit from their payments into the parking fund.

Parking and traffic commissioners will meet in city council chambers of the Hanford Auditorium at 8 a.m., with planning commissioners scheduled to begin their meeting at 7:30 p.m. Another item on both commission agendas is a proposal for the city to sell the west portion of its parking lot at Eighth and Phillips streets for use on conjunction with a McDonalds drive-in. Only in Kings County TOM SMITH returning from Reno with money but none of "theirs. SISSON sporting the latest in fashions the see through look. KROGH hospitalized after using overdose of daughter MEGS "clinching toenail formula.

CLYDE LEE thinking he had blown a fuse when it was really a blown transformer. GEORGE BIGLEY making an excited call from Reno to say hed won $12,500 on a Keno ticket. STANFORD (UPI) -In India-na, a roan served three years in prison for iUegal lovemaking with his willing wife. An Arizona statute makes sexual intercourse between consenting unmarried adults a felony punishable by up to three years imprisonment. California's "seduction law punishes the seducer of "an unmarried female of previous chaste character with a maximum sentence of five years.

Two Stanford psychiatrists say such sex laws may be absurd but they are occasion both the Judeo-Christian view of sexual bahavior as solely reproductive in nature and the belief among the founders of Anglo-American society that sex is eviL While urging repeal of sex laws governing consenting adults, the doctors favored continuance of laws governing rape, child molesting and sexual offenses involving violence. They cited a Kinsey report showing that more than 95 per cent of men have at some time engaged in sexual acts prohibited by criminal law. In the Indiana case, they said, a wife quarrelled with her husband of 10 years and filed a sodomy complaint against him. She didnt accuse the husband of using force and before the case came to trial she tried to withdraw the accusation. However, the state refused and proceeded to prosecute, finding the husband guilty and sentencing him from 2 to 14 years in prison.

He was freed after serving three years when a higher court overturned the verdict on a technicality. The Stanford psychiatrists said American sex laws reflect al applied. The psychiatrists want a repeal of all statutes prohibiting sexual activity between consenting adults. "Almost all sexual activity that may occur between husband and wife, with the exception of kissing, caressing and vaginal intercourse, is defined as criminal in virtually every state in the union, Drs. Herant A.

Katchadourian and Donald Lunde said Sunday. The laws are rarely enforced, but their existence leads to occassional and capricious application the doctors said in an article published in "Stanford M.D. A.