F1•iday, Se /)lember I, 1972 PRISONERS - (lapc) T It c N o r I It \ i c t ,, a m c s e t o 11 ; ,r It t a 1· e r e p o 1· t e d conside1·i11 g lit e possibl e release of some American war r, r i s o 11 e ,. s i u I It c " e " ,. f II I 1t ,. e . Tl,is c omes vi a Senator Kennedy's of.fie e: No,, , more on ii from Bernard Shaw in Waslringio,i. MA 0 In Pe~•inx Chairman Mao bro~•e a long si/e,,ce on 1 iclnam - rharxi11K lit e Americ{IIIS wilh i tHI u I Ki 11 g i n s lz e e ,. d a _,. d r e a m i u g - i f I It c .\' I It i n k I It e c u r r e II l It e a i· y a i ,. " n d n a v a l b o m b a 1· d m e n I u i l I for c e 2- Hanoi and lite l'iel Co11g lo slop _ fil(hling. Mao also ,. ea s s II red Nor I ll Vie I n am 's l cad e rs I It a I "I II e chines e people will give all ottl suppo,·I in Ille struggle against ' --e~ U S ,""11,, imperialism. His slalemenlJ... issued on Nori II Vietnam's T11dependence Day - a INJenly-seventh annit ersary. SADAT Egyp/ia11 P1·<'side11t A uwar Sada/ speaki,ig o ,i a ho Iida y obs c ,.,. a II cc i 11 Cairo - s n id '' I he u,1iled Slat es has become so powerful ii imposes ils will righl 01' w1-ong - 011 weaker nalions and !here/ore is a lhreal lo world peace, so says Egyf,tifHI = Pr:e-rirrlnrl - Srulil-l. And Ile added: "The world is owned by /he slrong - flie1'efore we llave lo be strong." NIXON President Nixo11 and Japa11ese premier Tanaka iss1ted a joi11t statement in Ho11olul11 today on conc/11ding I " o day s of t a I ks o n J a p a ,, e s c ;\ 111 e ,- i ca ,i ,- e l a t i o 11 s - a n d h ow to i m fJ r o ,_. e t Item . Amo 11 If other I Iii 11 gs the.\ ' agreed that Japan's c111•1·ent move tou ard rcapp,•oachment with China will help f11rthe,· reduce tensions in Asia without affecting the stat11s of U.S. bases in Japa11. The comm11nique also carried a pledge by Japan to boost its tn,rchases of America,a goods by more than a billion dollars during the next two years to help cut down the current U.S. trade deficit. LATIN AMERICA Th e S ta I e D c I> a r t 111 e 11 t s " y s A m e ,. i c a 11 off i c ; a I s I, op e over the weukc11d - to take i11to custody A11g11ste Ricord who is wanted in co1111ectio11 with a narcotics smuggling operation in Latin Ame1•ica. The U S is aski,ig Parag11ay to extradite Ricord - a renegade F,-enchman - to face tire charges · in New Yo1•k where he was i,idicted. 1 heard much abor,t this man and his record several months a . go when in Paraguay. In Ur11g11ay, security forces capt11red the leader of tlr:e country's T11t,amaro terrorist gtlerYillas - wounding lr:hn in a gun battle in Mo,itevideo. The left wing chieftain - forty-Jive year old Raul Sendic - is in critical condition with his wounds. He has been head of the Tut,amaros for some nine years - and was their leader at the time of their various political kidnappings, assassinations and bank robberies. One victim was an American, Da,i Mitrione, from Richmond, Jndia,ia, who was kidnapped a,id murdered"" years ago this month. AUTOS Tile E11ropea11 common market has passed the United Stales as the wo , ,-f,l's leading maker of automobil es . A 1•eporl issued i,z B1·uss e ls SD)'S l'lte six ma,. k e I "at ions comb i" e d - G e 1· man)', France, Italy, Belgium, Holland a,id Luxembourg - prodtlce" more than eight million ..- cars ,,, Ninelee,i Seven/) ') 1 / ' v ~ BJ co N t , o st{ A m er i ca ,i prod II c I i o II was six and a half million .ecJ\,4., POLITICS Sc II a Io,. Mc Gover II s" y.., I ~ = n o _ fl.JLL'!U. i-tnt L a w , ,. e II c e O ' B ,. i e n w i 11 ,, e m n i 11 i ,, a k c }' r o 1 e i n h l s preside11tial campai}!II despite O'B1 • ie11's publicly slated dissalisfaclion with Ille way ll1e campa ign is goi,ig. M c G o v e ,. 11 m e e I i II g a I It i s II o m <' i n W a s Ii in gt o n with rttnning male Sar ge,it Shriver /old newsmen lliey a,·e lr)1ing lo lie dow,, some loose ends in a ca mpo ign in "'hi ch current polls show President Nixon far ahead. - CHESS Bobb~, Fisclle,· loda_,, b e c:ame monarch of all _ . tt"'1(,i ~-J c ·1 s II r l' c )' s - - / I, c s i x I \' - f o II r s q u a r e c /, e s s b o a rd . • A_ • . A I age I w c n I y-,, i u e , Ii t> is I he f i 1· s I A m er i ca ever officiall) ' recog'1ized as chess champion of /he world. Defending cllampiot1 Boris Spassky - fllced with a~~~ h op e l e s s s i I " a Li o,, a f I e 1· la s I II i g h I ' s a d j c u r n m e n I of t h e lwen/)1-firsl game - decided not lo resume play al all and telephoned his resig,ia/ion to arbiter Lothar ~~ ·,r,i~ Schmid. 1' ••s all o er in Reykjat ik. /JflcCals ,{ . af ifS_ J_ c-~t h.4~ -- '1 ~lt:C:le:it.=r.t~o Fischer's hotel lo /ell him lie was lite ne,o ~ champion - ~ F i s c h e r replled: A "Gel spassky to put that in ,oriling." Minutes later al tlte playing hall when Fischer arrived, a crowd of several hundred b11.rsl info wild applause, shouting "Bobby/ Bobby.!" J.U.t~~~-0~~- Slan'ding in their,.,, seals, cheer . Ing, shouting, slompl,eg For the first time, Fischer seemed almost shy as he toyed with._- a fountain pen a,id /hen signed his score CHESS - 2 sheet and ran out i nto a wo1•ld wher e the se rious n'1d majestic ga m e of chess is now an i,iternational ~ - ) craz e. ~~ ~"~.Q.e.r, ~ ~\A.,j- ~ ' 1 st~~~ - - tJ> G.~ 1 trv~ t\.iZ,;ct- ~ , ~<t+ ~~~ ~ BEACH Sa n t a C , , u z , C a l if o r ,ti a - h as a b e a c h c a I l e d T w i n Lakes - a ha, en of refuge for girls who enjoy topless su . nbathing. It all started last s,unmer when a specially gifted voung woman named Rikki Chalet removed her bathi11g tor, - saying - "if men go topless on the beach, why not wo · men ?" She was actually arrested for disturbing the peace! But the charges were dismissed . The girls say lll•y enjoy their new freedom and the young men who drop by tlae beach frequentl}' seem pleased too - althoi,glr one willowy coed has her dor,bts. "The me,r do ogle a lot," says sire. and tlaen - and tlren tlrey go back to listening lo tire ball ,,.,,.~.