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TWO A Under Tight McGovern Faces Protesters To Avert Another Chicago 1 Ight (ern Faces Protesters I Brt Another Chicago THE SHREVEPORT JOURNAL SHREVEPORT-BOSSIER CITY LA TIIURSDAY JULY 13 1972 8 Are Killed Before After Irish Parades Unless Movie Cameras Are Fischer Is Threatening to Quit Match TODAY'S NEWS TODAY-WITH TODAY'S PICTURES the black diagonals and three pawns Fischer was down to his king and five pawns two of them loose on the ldng's side One of Spassky's pawns threatened a Fischer pawn IN HIS first move Spassky captured that pawn Fischer recaptured with his king and the game turned into an effort by Fischer to push his pawns a square at a time to the last rank under the escort of his i After his walkout he made an ineffectual sidestep with his king In ensuing play all the pawns on the king's side were lost Fischer shifted his king in a hopeless struggle to the other side of the board where two of his pawns and two of Spassky's blocked each other's passage Fischer couldn't unblock because Spassky's bishop could protect his position from long range Finally after Spassky's 56th move his king approached the jam on the queen's side Fischer gave up INTERNATIONAL GRANDMASTER ISAAC Kashdan of Los Angeles who is analyzing the match for The Associated Press said rise her on Wednesday "might have carried on for a few more moves or resigned earlier There was no longer any hope for a dr a I THE SHREVEPORT JOURNAL SHREVEPORT-BOSSIER CITY LA THURSDAY JULY 13 1972 TODAY'S NEWS TODAY'S PICTURES Unless Movie Cameras Are 8 Are Killed Before After Fischer Is Threatening to Quit Match the black diagonals and three where two of his pawns and Irish Parades wt00 otwthocrofs pSpasassasgkye's blocked each of them loose on the Fischer couldn't unblock be-ship side One of Spassky's pawns cause Spassky's bishop could threatened a Fischer pawn protect his position from long IN HIS first move Spassky Tann Finally after Spas- captured that pawn Fischer sk recaptured with his king and approached proorhteh move mthoe jam his king the game turned into an effort by Fischer to push his pawns till! en's side Elscher gave a square at a time to the last INTERNATIONAL GRANDr rank under the escort of his MASTER ISAAC Kashdan of i Los Angeles who is analyzing After his walkout he made the match for The Associated an ineffectual sidestep with Press said i on his king In ensuing play all Wednesday "might have car-of the pawns on the king's side ried on for a few more moves were lost Fischer shifted his or resigned earlier There was king in a hopeless struggle to no longer any hope for a the other side of the board a MIAMI BEACH Fla (W') "We didn't want a repetilion of Chicago in 1968" Sen George McGovern said after facing 300 noisy pushing demonstrators Just hours before winning the Democratic presidential nomination McGovern attempted to reassure the crowd of antiwar and civil rights demonstrators in the lobby of his headquarters hotel: 'I'm not changing my position on any of the fundamental stands I've tak en" As McGovern spoke more than 1000 protesters gathered peacefully at Convention Hall to hear antiwar activist David Dillinger and other speakers urge them "to keep the pressure on McGovern 'THE DEMONSTRATORS in the Dora! Hotel lobby had been blocking staircases and elevators for more than six hours when McGovern appeared surrounded by Secret Service agents Security was tight following the arrest of two men on concealed weapons charges at the Doral earlier in the day I (Am repeti- Sen after i Lirs be- ocratic pted to intiwar trators idqu-ar- ranging the ye tak- more ItVitsrati "I don't have any doubt that within 90 days of my inauguration every American troop and every American soldier will be home and that's a pledge I make" be said Casually dressed in an openn ec ed sports shirt McGovern was grim and firm as he talked and listened to the demonstrators for 30 minutes "'DON'T YOU realize that most people here are for you" shouted a young man "We love you but you are losing your credibility The rest was drowned out by a girl yelling "That's not true" Responding to questions shouted by the demonstrators McGovern reaffirmed his support for amnesty for those who refused to fight in Vietnam and his opposition to legalizing marijuana Cheered when he arrived and often as he spoke McGovern was booed loudly when he said he would not sign a proposal calling for life imprisonment for any police officer who murders a black Mexican-American or other minority group person "I don't have any doubt that within 90 days of my inaugu- ration every American troop and every American soldier will be home and that's a pledge I make" he said Casually dressed in an open- sports shirt Mc- Govern was grim and firm as he talked and listened to the demonstrators for 30 minutes "'DON'T YOU realize that most people here are for you" shouted a young man 'We love you but you are losing your credibility The rest was drowned out by a four times and drawn twice Today he plays the white pieces which gives him the first move and a slight advantage The first game in the match began Tuesday and Spassky adjourned it after 40 moves with Fischer in bad straits Five minutes after the game resumed late Wednesday afternoon Fischer stood up spoke animatedly to Schmidt and strode to a backstage dressing room Schmid followed him and Fischer said he wouldn't continue play unless a movie camera 150 feet from the board was shut off Schmid said he couldn't order the camera rem ov Fischer stayed away for 30 minutes then came back and resumed play AFTER SPASSKY'S 56th move Fischer resigned He reached over and stopped the clock after 63 minutes had elapsed offered Spassky his hand folded his scorecard and walked out He paused once to wave to the audience which was applauding Spassky Whitefaced Fischer left the hall by the stage door and hurried to a waiting car From the car he spotted John Collin a paraplegic who taught him the game Collins was in a wheelchair and Fischer rolled down the car window and said: "I'm sorry It will settle down" When the play resumed Wednesday Spassky had his king a bishop that controlled four times and drawn twice Today he plays the white pieces which gives him the first move and a 1 i advantage The first game in the match began Tuesday and Spassky adjourned it after 40 moves with Fischer in bad straits Five minutes after the game resumed late Wednesday af- ternoon Fischer stood up spoke animatedly to Schmidt and strode to a backstage dressing room Schmid followed him and Fischer said he wouldn't con- tinue play unless a movie camera 150 feet from the board was shut off Schmid said he couldn't order the camera Fischer stayed away for 30 minutes REYKJAVIK Iceland (AP) Bobby Fischer today was reported threatening to break off his world championship chess match with Boris Spassky unless all movie cameras are removed from the playing hall "It's quite serious He may not play at all" said a member of Fischer's entourage who asked not to be identified Fischer was scheduled to meet the world champion from the Soviet Union later today at noon CDT for the second game of their 24-game match The American challenger lost the first game Wednesday night FISCHER STAGED a 30- minute walkout shortly after the play began Wednesday complaining that a movie camera 150 feet away was making him nervous The camera was hardly visible in the dimness outside the lighted players' circle and it could not be heard by Fischer but aides said the knowledge of its presence unnerved him Cihef referee Lothar Schmid of West Germany who makes the decisions on all contested points in connection with the match told Fischer during his walkout there was nothing he could do about the camera Film and television rights for the match have been sold to an American promoter and Fischer and Spasskv are to get a share of the proceeds estimated at a minimum of $27500 each "It's up to Lothar Schmid whether Bobby plays" one of Fischer's advisers said today With a maximum of 23 more games to be played Robert Byrn the second-ranking US grandmaster said Fischer's loss "isn't necessarily all that significant Either of these players can come back and win" A victory yields one point a draw half a point and after Wednesday's match Spassky needed 11 more points in the 24-game series to retain his title FISCHER NEEDS 121i points to end the 24-year Soviet monopoly of the title He has played Spassky six times been beaten by him REYKJAVIK Iceland (AP) Bobby Fischer today was reported threatening to break off his world champion- chess match with Boris a unless all movie cameras are removed from the playing hall "It's quite serious He may not play at all" said a member of Fischer's entou- rage who asked not to be identified was scheduled Fischer to meet the world a i from the Soviet Union later today at noon CDT for the second game of their 24-game match The Amen- can challenger lost the first game Wednesday night FISCHER STAGED a 30- 571 zis LARGE AND TALL MEN'S JEANS SHIRTS PANTS SUITS JACKETS We Honor BankAmericard and Master Charge PA LIS Dingo Boots Cowboy Boots Work and Dress Boots Wellington 16-inch Motorcycle Type Boot Levis Wranglers Lee Riders Regular Cowboy Cut Flares 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THE HOODED body of a man shot in the head and believed a Protestant was discovered during the morning in the capital There was more violence in Portadown after the marching Two men a Catholic and a Protestant were shot dead in a bar Early this morning police found another body in a mainly Protestant area of East Belfast SANDBAGGED ARMY replacements came under gun and bomb attack in Londonderry and Belfast Bombs damaged a factory in Lurgan and in Londonderry one big explosion badly damaged a restaurant a cafe a department store two travel offices a bakery a pharmacy a record store and a bank BELFAST Northern Ireland (AP) security forces kept the Protestant marchers and the Roman Catholics apart in Northern Ireland on Wednes- day but at least eight persons were killed before and after the parades on the Protes- tants' Glorious Twelfth It was one of the vs bloodiest days in years of wee the province's communal strife Seamus Twomey chief of the Irish Republican Army's Provisional wing told news- men his forces might consider renewing the ceahe-fire they ended Sunday after 13 days ''V6Ddlmvuofllz 2 mtveklodil I pool 4 0 okk 111 0 4 kk -f "'I AM opposed to racism in all of its forms" he said "Why leave out any American?" McGovern also was hooted when he rejected a proposal backed by civil rights and welfare groups calling for a federally guaranteed $6500 minimum income for a family of four "I'm not going to sign It he said Most of the demonstrators in the lobby were members of Vietnam Veterans Against the War Students for a Democratic Society and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference They said they were concerned about a reported softening of his antiwar position and his refusal to fight harder in the convention for the $6500 minimum income proposal for poor pen pie "IT'S BETTER to hear people out than to drive people out" McGovern said after the session "Nobody got hurt a nd nobody got roughed up "I think the symbolism Is more important than anything that transpired" he said "We didn't want a repetition of Chicago in 1968 I felt I might release some of that anger by talking with them" McGovern's aides told him later he had done well "ALL I can say Is we survived" McGovern responded Secret Service agents who earlier in the day had arrested two men at the hotel for carrying concealed weapons said they had opposed McGovern's decision to meet the crowd The scene outside Convention Hall was much as it had been other nights of the convention: a phalanx of riot-equipped police protesters with loudspeakers on the other side of a sixfoot fence "Jesus people" and ice cream vendors wandering through the crowd and delegates perturbed to find they had to walk a half mile to the rear of the Convention Center complex to find an open gate 'MEMBERS OF THE Southern Christian Leadership Conference held a candlelight prayer march Two dozen members of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War drove up on an) amphibious assault craft A 60-foot earthen wall about two feet high was built by protesters who said it represented the flood control dikes in North Vietnam which they said were being hit by US bombs The Defense Department has said such dikes are not intentional targets "If we stop now there is no guarantee that George McGovern will end the war when 'he is in the White House" said Dillinger "We have to keep the pressure on McGovern" Dillinger was convicted of crossing state lines to incite rioting after the disturbances at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago That conviction is being appealed THE CONVENTION Center crowd dispersed gradually (luring the evening Policemen took off their helmets and laid their gas masks on the grass- The demonstrators drifted slowly back to Fl a mingo Park their encampment six blocks from the hall A rock music band played the candle makers sold their wares and three ice cream trucks did a land office business Only 100 or so demonstrators were standing in front of Convention Hall when McGovern was nominated for president "'I AM opposed to racism in all of its forms he said "Why leave out any Amer i li9 McGovern also was hooted when he rejected a proposal backed by civil rights and welfare groups calling for a federally guaranteed $6500 minimum income for a family of four "I'm not ping to sign It he said Most of the demonstrators in the lobby were members of Vietnam Veterans Against the War Students for a Demo- cratic Society and the South- ern i i a Leadership Wednesday and today around the city TIIE COMMAND said South Vietnamese losses were 46 troops killed and 72 wounded A senior US military source said that South Vietnamese paratroopers are in Quang Tri City in "substantial but estimated it would take at least four or five more days to retake the embattled northernmost provincial capita 1 The source would not elaborate Spokesmen for the South Vietnamese military command in Saigon repeat ed however that there were no sizable units inside the city although government forces were on the northern eastern and southern outskirts 'rom around the world Candidate Wants Policy Changes SAIGON (AP) American fighter-bombers hit North Vietnam Wednesday with the heaviest raids in more than a week setting fire to fuel depots and supply and port facilities in the Hanoi-Haiphong area the US Command announced 'today The command reported more than 340 strikes were flown equalling the number on July 5 and said the closest to Haiphong was within a mile of the i It made no mention of any plane losses "NAVY PILOTS flying from the Kitty Hawk spread swept to withn one mile of Haiphong where they reported three supply warehouses heavily damaged after a strike on the Haiphong vehcle repair faclity south of that city" the 7th Fleet said in a communique In another big raid Air Force F4 a nt using both laser-guided and general i purpose bombs attacked a fuel depot 35 miles northeast of Hanoi Pilots reported many direct hits numerous secondary explosions and fires and a pipeline cut On the ground the 20000- man South Vietnamese push into Quang Tri Province remained stalled for the seventh successive day by tough North Vietnamese resistance that triggered a series of battles on three sides of the provincial capital The Saigon command claimed more than 200 North Vietnamese troops were killed and 26 tanks destroyed and one captured in fighting TIIE RECURRING contradictions appear to stem from different city limits being used on maps and various interpretations of them ESID Colorful tricycle complete with its own dumping bin Bright yellow tnle with chrome trim whitewall tires The hondy carry oil bin dumps manually tetp Colorful tricycle It'i -s 4 I tt 0 complete with Us 4- I r- itt 11 011111h own dumping bln P4 1 4 i' Ze '114 1 0 4 'S t'''e 11 41 4 41 Ittr" 1 I 1'' (0j it L'o' 00- f- i giil i T7- -i' 1 tires The hondy carry- 0 le iiiii a orf all bin dumps manually a 'A -14 ditc: s0 441 gi truce with iii1 i :1 Panel Completes fire Inspection NEW ORLEANS (UPI) An obscure candidate for the US Senate says he is the only man in the race who would bring meaningful change to the office Frank (Demo) Allen a Ouachita Parish farmer said Wednesday he offered a complete policy shift from incumbent Sen Allen El lender while challenger Bennett Johnston just offers a good TV image not a change" Allen Faid he expected support from average people" and wanted to be known as a spokesman for the people" NO FROST EVER! A tour of the It Caddo Parish fire departments outside Shreveport supported with funds from the Caddo Parish Police Jury has been completed by the rural fire protection committee of the parish governing body The police jury recently failed to act upon a request by the chairman of the rural fire protection committee Hersey Wilson for an increase in the budget to cut down fire losses and reduce the insurance rates The police jury appropriated $2000 this year for distribution among the 'II community fire departments and at the end of the fiscal year hrte 30 had a balance of $2166 The allocation of the funds are based upon need availability of funds and the service provided by the individual corn munit les Mansfield City Council Conducts Brief Session ait Vt BEEN WANTINC A DUALITY AUTOMATIC ICEMAKER REFRICERATOIL-FREEZER BEEN WANTINC A DUALITY AUTOMATIC ICEMAKER REFRIGERATOIL-FREEZER ''s 81-177i i rft111 0 talPoi mama all 4 7 't )414 't tet 1 12 ll -iv 4 OP 400 1 -1 SAVE NOW0t1 GENERAL ELECTRIC MODEL THAT NEVER NEEDS DEFROSTING AND HAS SEPERATE TEMPERATURE CONTROL FOR REFRIGERATOR FREEZER! lie Et tv: Ell 011E i Di ce nAs UCtKOSTiil CO NTR407LFRoARTE rEmpigiARfif Long and multi-purpose address 1 1 books Albums for 3x 4" photos 1- and 5year locking diaries' More Assorted fabric Bowler Sam sock it to him No paste photo albums with fabric covers Self-adhesive eliminates paste and corners Plas'tic film keeps photos dust free 10 pages 11)0(10" Assorted time and work saving kitchen gadgets (7:) (2)(2) each Egg beater meat thermometer apple slicer corer scoop set lemon squeezer knife set More Collect all the tools a handyman workshop needs pi c-) 4 (51)weach Levels pliers hammers All kinds of wrench sets screwdriver sets Drill and file sets And more Sock him punch him hit and he'll bounce bock for more Tough red-yellowwhite inflatable vinyl 36" high 4 0 Z5) 1 No paste photo ii1-00140--1311 tr 4 albums with a fabric covers ri4 Vi fg novelty design 0 tii iil -1 0pdhdorto: 0 i 0 stationery items 's eV 1 pt 4:6 0 it A -T- 0 0: ot lifotitt S0 Self-adhesive eliminates ii CI i each paste and corners Plas- ii: a -0) tic film keeps photos dust- botorlokr 'PI" free 10 pages 1 1 1 0" and 5-year locking diarios4 'I More Assorted fabric covers sonese Asoloa: ii 7 Assorted time ft' '7i (7---''---77-' 1 00 and work saving iii a of il i Ail' i4 --4( kitchen gadgets Atit 000'0 11114:111 1 0)(2) each jitH- 4 A4 L94 a i licer Egg beater meat the 1 1b10044 mometer apple ot Amp corer scoop set lemon I illilibill a fl Ili squeezer knife set More MI IMII IIIIII 10111111111111611 i 11101semitat i -i111111attifitsif 9----- 1111111118nts i' A Imilarspoo PI vo 1 vimiammatti 1x Collect all the Er 790 0 '111 doo 0 24 li tools a handyman workshop needs tJ All kinds of wrench sets i 1 14 Bowler Sam In it to him sVii C) sock 01 iI411- 431ti each L) )(El) 0 9 s' 'N Sock him punch him hit him :5 1 Levels pliers hammers a cond bounce for for screwdriver sets Drill and file sets And more 71rt bTloug-h red-rtihowoovhite 1: A great central air condition package! 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