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Bobby Fischer eq3overn rces 'list lor tee By TED THACKREY JR Los Angeles Times News Service It will begin gitietly next Sunday afternoon in Icelanl Promptly at 2 pm (Icelandic time) a Russian and an American will sit down to play a game of chess in a small auditorium at Reykjavik During the five hours that follow they probabli will not exchange a dozen words Nor will the audience To a casual observer it all might seem about as exciting and dramatic as a visit to a mausoleum But there Will be no casual observers For this will be the first in a series of 24 games to decide the chess championship of the world and this confrontation has drawn more worldwide interest than any other event of its kind in history The characters in this drama are pure Dostoyevsky: 1 6 y'I present champion Boris Vasilyevich Spassky a broad-shouldered bear who knows he must maintain the dominance that Russians have held in world chess since 1937 or face the consequences challenger Robert James "Bobby" Fischer gangling Chicago-born "enfant terrible of the chess world" who has called himself the "unofficial world champion" for nearly a decade and who now must prove his claim The winner's end of the purse is $100000 and that alone could be a fair indicator of the difference between the championship matches of 1972 and those of the past When Spassky won the title from another Russian Tigran Petrosian (in the last championship event three years ago) the purse was only $1400 154 TUCSON ARIZONA WEDNESDAY JUNE 28 1972 SAIGO LAUNCHES ATTACK' i tc-t 1 ia 4 1 South Vietnam on grotmds the Communists refused to negotiate "seriously" But the real prize is more than money "I want the money" Fischer said recently in an Interview at the New York 'resort where he was undergoing rigorous training "But I want the title even more Chess is my life my hobby my recreation my professionI have proved that I am the best in the past but now I want that fact officially recognized" We take much interest in chess" Spassky said 'recently is as much the national sport of Russia as baseball in the United States I would not care to be the man who allows the championship to go to another nation It would be a serious matter in many ways Just how serious no one really knows Certainly it is not likely that Spassky like the late Alexander Alekhine would be condemned to death (Alekhine one of Russia's great chess masters was condemned to death by the Bolsheviks after the October was feeding gasoline and tanks and trucks being used Communist troops north Hue 1 If if By wire services ft 6 t4 1 4 I WASHINGTON (UPI) the balloting on the bill which was approved unanimously by the 26 pro-Thieu senators 4r7powo 71--- 7-3'1' -1 4-4 i 4 --4 z0 I 5- i a I ye- vi fk 4 se-- s-o ds 's 'Ur 1' 'r- 41 -F-4 -1'n- 1 1 -0' --) 4 If lit Iv -v' ipt -I --P 4 i i I I 4 I But the real prize is more than money 1 r- i 1 a t- 1 -t! "I want the mOney" Fischer said recently in an Interview at 1 litt 1 tie or wort iv title 00 the New York tesort where he was undergoing rigorous training 1 4 4 But I want the title even more Chess is my life my hobby' my r''' 4 By TED THACKREY JR present champion Boris Vasilyevich Spassky a broad- recreation my profession I have proved that I am the best in the 1 Los Angeles Times News Service I shouldered bear who knows he must maintain the dominance that past but now I want that fact officially recognized i 'A Russians have held in world chess since 1937 or face the con- It will begin qtuetly next Sunday afternoon In Icelan I sequences 1 "We take much interest in chess" Spassky said 'recently "It is -bl 1- Promptly at 2 pm (Icelandic time) a Russian and an Ameri- as much the national sport of Russia as baseball in the United The challencer Robert James "Bobby" Fischer gangling can will sit down to play a game of chess in a small auditorium at Chi cago-born "enfant terrible of the chess world" who has called Stat I would not care to be the man who allows the champion- 0 1 himself the "unofficial world champion" for nearly a decade and ship to go to another nation It would be a serious matter in many A who now must prove his claim i Reykjavik i' During the five hours that follow they probably 1 ways I will not ex- probably The winner's end of the purse is $100000 and that alone Just how serious no one really knows Certainly it is not 4 7 change a dozen words Nor will the audience To a casual observ er it all might seem about as exciting and dramatic as a visit to a could be a fair indicator of the difference between the champion- likely that Spassky like the late Alexander Alekhine would be 4 i mausoleum ship matches of 1972 and those of the past condemned to death (Alekhine one of Russia's great chess mas- ors: ters was condemned to death by the Bolsheviks after the October 1 But there will be no casual When Spassky won the title from another Russian Tigran observers 1 Petrosian (in the last championship event three years ago) the rs For this will be the first in a series of 24 games to decide the purse was only $1400 Continued page 2 Bons i chess championship of the world and this confrontation has drawn more worldwide interest than any other event of its kind in greats prepare to meet i The characters hi thisz drama are pure Dostoyevsky: Bobby Fischer a 1 0 I 1 I a 7 IP 1 Lowy isf II il? 11 1 la cc It' 5 4- i leer VOLUME 102 NO 154 TUCSON ARIZONA WEDNESDAY JUNE 28 1972 68 PAGES 15 CENTS Du 0 I 4 1 I au -0 1 1 1d 12E- Wire se 1 Il rvices 0 WASHINGTON Sen George McGovern's support- ers are mounting a massive effort to beat back a California 1 1 credentials challenge which has been called the "last major threat" to his nomination: 1 I 1 McGovern forces succeeded on another front yesterday WASHINGTON (UPI) 1 the balloting on the bill which South Vietnam on grounds the was feeding asoline and NORTH was approved unanimously by Communists refused to nego- tanks and trucks being used when Democratic party plat- SAIGO the 26 pro-Thieu senators tiate "seriously" form writers produced a docu- VIETNAM LA UNCHES Communist troops north merit echoing the Senator's key ATTACK' Weather that his -1 positions but in terms a Hue 'T' Mt lWil riTnill 11121c 2ICA Mild The air war over North Viet nam also intensified as US warplanes flew through heavily overcast skies to bomb the country's major airport and truck pairyard two miles from the warplanes flew through heavily overcast skies to bomb the coun- try's major airport and truck re- pairyard two -miles from the The air war over North Viet- nam also intensified as US Senate Speaker Nguyen Van lluyen later denounced the measure as "illegal and valueless" Opposition senators a majority of the 60-member upper ate Speaker guyen Van Senate Huven later denounced the men embrace D000 1 In a word embrace 501 c1- 114046 President Nixon announced to that 10000 more GIs would be withdrawn from Vietnam over the next two months re-' ducing the US troop level to 39000 lowest since early 1965 Nixon also announced that effective Immediately draftees no longetwill be sent to Vietnam involuntarily and that the approximately 4000 now serving there or already under orders to go will be pulled out when their duty tour is completed President Nixon announced to- day that 10000 more GIs would be withdrawn from Vietnam over the next two months re: ducmg the US troop level to 39000 lowest since early 1965 Nixon also announced that el- tecuvr millizewaLtly 121411teb IIU lOnget will be sent to Vietnam involuntarily and that the ap proximately 4000 now serving thorn nr oirnotiv untinr nrdnrq tn r- there or already under orders to go will be pulled out when then- go will be pulled out when their duty tour is completed 40 I oil to by of DU to UPI reporter Chad Huntley by based at Hue said "beautiful of weather" allowed waves of US warplanes to bomb continuously just ahead of the advancing South Vietnamese troops The troop drive was preceded by a fifth consecutive day of heavy raids in Quang 'Fri and neighboring Thua Thien Prov- ince by a record 102 B52s dropve ping an estimated 2550 tons of bombs 152 strikes by jet fighter- and massive bom- a record 17 US ter Chad Huntley Le said "beautiful iwed waves of US bomb continuously of the advancing mese troops drive was preceded 'onsecutive day of in Quang 'Fri and Thua Thien Provcord 102 B52s drop-mated 2550 tons of likes by jet fighter-massive born- a record 17 US oil to by un reporter Chad Huntley based at Hue said "beautiful 11 wed of weather allowed waves warplanes to bomb continuously sizzlintr sizzlintr Bo said today's northern drive involved more than 10000 troops The spearhead on the eastern flank was a two-regi- ment marine task force totaling center of Hanoi for the second consecutive day the US Corn- about 4500 men- with an equal number of paratroops on the mand said today west He said armored columns Waves of Air Force F4 Phan- from other units made up the balance of the attacking force Bo said today's northern arive drive L0000 the -regi- taling equal the umns the drive house had protested the meeting but there appeared to be little that the opposition could do about the vote a -41- 14 Cy' DA MAN 't 1 I The platform draft will be offered for a vote at the Miami Beach convention where debate seems certain on a number of planks opposed by Alabama Gov George Wallace and his supporters The platform committee voted The platform draft will be of- fprpd fay nt fi mimi Beach convention where debate seems certain on a number of planks opposed by Alabama Gov George Wallace and his treorge waltace ana buppul WI 5 The platform committee voted 1 i lk I 0 20 SOUTH VIETNAM SOUTH SOUTH VIETNAM tom Jet fighter-bombers also hit a gasoline and oil storage area just eiglit miles above the demil tom jet fighter-bombers also hit a gasoline and oil storage area lust eight miles above the demil- CI4v te It ovte'e overwhelmingly to authorize a itarized zone (DMZ) separating the two Vietnams spokesmen AP ma0 Map locates area of new offensive by South Vietnamese US B52 bombers dropped explosives (plane inset) to support advancing troops (arrow) AP ma0 nn EibP21110 orna Infmr 'Man MAI faces an equal number of Corn- immbers a barchnerd munists made up of elements Navy destro from three separate divisions ing off the ci In the first 12 hours of the Military operation Bo said the South have made Vietnamese pushed five miles in the enthl into Quang Tri from the My five days Chanh kickoff point He said 118 big bomber Communists were killed at a dumping a cost of three government troops tons of epic dead and 15 wounded positions dead and 15 wounded positIons Corn- bombers oarchnerd by Navy destroyers off the Military have made in the entire five days big bombers dumping an tons of rionri nlei ic ityIrritittri and cruisers lying coast sources said E52s their heaviest raids war over the past They said 543 of the flew 181 waves estimated 13575 explosives on Communist ers and cruisers lyast ources said 852s heir heaviest raids war over the past ley said 543 of the flew 181 waves estimated 13575 3ives on Communist Their bombs blew up six tanks capable of holding 32000 gallons of petroleum cut a fuel pipeline and caused a "three acre oil-fed fire with flames reaching to 300 feet and smoke billowing up to 7000 feet" spokesmen said If you believe Heat is neat Go fry an egg On the street Doo In a word sizzling The hottest days of the year haven't arrived yet but the warm-up act is terrific Tomorrow's high will be 105 degrees with a low of about 65 Yesterday's extremes were 99 and 62 There is no chance of rain according to the National Weather Service The latest pollen count taken Monday was 1 each for mes- quite and bermuda (The count is taken in the vicinity of Tucson Blvd and Broadway and may vary elsewhere) Full weather report pees If you believe Heat is neat' i Heat neat Go fry an egg Go fry an egg on the street 4 Doo Ronald Ziegler presidential press secretary said the President would have another announcement regarding troop levels before Sept 1 the target date for completion of this latest round of withdrawals Ziegler restated Nixon's plan to keep at least a residual force in Vietnam until pisoners of war are released and missing in action are accounted for but added: "Our ultimate intention is to withdraw all forces once a negotiated settlement is reached" The troop level in Vietnam was as low as 23300 in late 1964 Ronald Ziegler presidential was as low as haauu in late minority report by the Wallace forces on such issues as taxes the economy welfare busing of school children prayer in schools and crime In a significant gesture to par- ty regulars he indicated that if he wins the nomination he will keep Lawrence O'Brien as national party chairman With the proposed platform ready to be mailed to delegates attention in Washington turned to the credentials committee which in its first decisions yesterday tossed out challenges to Continued page 2 minority renort by the Wallace ge The storage area presumably Other senators said the proThieu faction took advantage of a loophole in the parliamentary procedure rules of the Senate to hold the extraordinary meeting: In Paris the Viet Cong peace delegation denied reports that the Communist negotiating stand at the suspended Vietnam talks has changed Speaking at a briefing session for newsmen spokesman Le Van Sau said neither the Hanoi nor Viet Cong delegations at the peace conference had budged from their year-long adherence to the seven-point plan proposed by Viet Cong negotiator Mme Nguyen Thi Binh in July 1971 Sau said the plan which the United States and Saigon have rejected constituted the "reasonable and logical basis for a political and peaceful settlement to the Vietnamese problem" The talks were suspended May 4 by the United States and he ye ed Ie a ed nd but by the following May was up to 42000 as the United States started its big buildup Nixon made his first withdrawal announcement on June 8 1069 his first year in office and has made seven others since Ziegler said the latest withdrawals were decided upon fol lowing consultation with the South Vietnamese government and "a thorough review of the situation" on the battlefield under Nixon's Vietnamization program In war action South Vietnamese paratroopers marines and armored columns drove five miles into Quang Tri Province today under cover of record US air and naval bombardments The original force of 10000 swelled during the day with ar- rival of "many more" government units Li study problems city's crow House kills anti -Ivar proposal I VOMW10? 4 A'''''' 0' 4 A 2- 14 Ntx ''''bt 0 '-'''-''''N't-S4 I I tkI 'V 4 1 1 SS 1 1 '''''14 I I 4 'St'''" Nt too 1 ''5 I I 1 i I i i 1 I l''''' t'4: 'i I I i 'K 'ir4 4'-' I o' 4 1 i 1 4 1 0)166 40mworuaskosoadowowewookodgmokaims44116 o111 Crowding the traffic' congestion it creates and the vacant Tucson areas which if developed might bring more urban troubles will be studied by the City Planning Division The City Planning and Zoning Commission in another of its steps over the last eight months towards greater concern about Tucson growth yesterday asked for the analysis within 30 to 60 days Commissioner Jack Sarver suggested postponing higher-density rezoning until solutions are found for the crowding prob lems it creates then asked for the study to spot where congestion is greatest "There's no balance with multi family dwellings" Sarver said "The bulk are on the East I Side I think we've made a mistake let's try to correct it" In a related action at a three-hour afternoon study session the commission asked its staff to draft an ordinance proposal for suburban ranch zoning one house per four acres When the city annexes land zoned suburban ranch by the county it now automatically converts to the lowest-density city zoning urban ranch one house per acre Mayor and City Council approval of the lower-density city classification would give the commission and the council more power It might also slow down expansion on the city's borders Developers which Commis sioner Bobbie Buehl said now are playing the county against WASHINGTON (UPI) With a thumping endorsement of President Nixon's policy the House has put the congressional debate over Vietnam on ice until after Democrats select their presidential nominee The next attempt to enact endthe-war legislation will not come before mid-July when Congress returns from the recess it begins this weekend for the Democratic National Convention th of he tat itil id- ne ss Lns tiC the city would be forced to petition the commission and subsequently the council for higher-density zoning Mrs Buehl said developers repeatedly fail to win county approval for higher-density housing plans "They then get annexed" she said "so they can offer their buyers police and fire protection" Sarver said the commission should consider suggesting a one-year moratorium on annexations and Commissioner Peggy Gieske said such a move might help fill in large areas of undeveloped land within the city but the idea was dropped In a two-hour session Chair man Kirby Lockard and Mrs Gieske the only members of the nine-person panel present heard pleas for looser parking requirements at multiple-unit buildings for the elderly The City Parking Ordinance requires one-and-a-half parking spaces for each apartment or other housing unit though developers of facilities for the aged said the parking need is much less If the requirements were relaxed more units could be built on a given lot or landscaping and open space could be Quang Tri which fell to the Communists on May 1 was the only province captured by the North Vietnamese in their spring offensive South Vietnamese were under orders from President Nguyen Van Thieu to recapture it By nightfall they had killed 235 North Vietnamese at a cost of seven government troops killed and 41 wounded front dispatches reported The dispatches said one force had penetrated four miles and another five miles into Quang Tri along a 12-mile front The South Vietnamese advance was near the coast so that the big guns of 17 US 7th Fleet destroyers and guided missile cruisers could hammer the Communist positions Brilliant sunny weather set in and US Air Force Navy and Marine planes aided the effort The assault came as President Nguyen Van Thieu signed Into law hastily passtd legislation giving him almost unlimited power for six months The legislation was passed by a bare quorum of progovernment senators In a semisecret meeting late last night No opponents were present for Longtime war critic Sen George McGovern D-SD is expected to be chosen as his party's presidential candidate a move that some feel will solidify Republican support behind Nixon and Democratic opposition against him is 11S a Inside today's Citizen 1 Action Please Dr Alvarez Bridge Comics 15 9 6 21 Jumble 8 Movie Times 17 Public Records '37 Sports 49-54 TV-Radio Dials 20 Weather 8 Woman's View 10-13 Your Stars 13 Doves in the House suffered some erosion from their ranks yesterday when they lost 244 to 152 In an attempt to add to the $213 billion military hardware bill an amendment backing a halt to US military action in Indochina by Sept 1 subject only to a return of prisoners and a safe withdrawal of remaining forces ed to he AP Wirsphote 1 ks Crossword Puzzle 29 Deaths 38 Editorial Pages 24 25 Financial News 31-33 Just estin" With necks twisted and heads resting on their backs flamingoes sleep many of them standing on only one leg at the Walter Stone Zoo In Stoneham Mass i ei tnL-waLA JS.