B Fischer and B Spassky on Aug 31 adjourn 21st game of world champ chess match after 40 moves; score is 11 1/2 to 8 1/2 in Fischer's favor; experts who watched Spassky seal his 41st move feel certain that new world chess champion will be crowned on Sept 1; Fischer needs only 1 victory or 2 draws to take title

Experts Forecast Fischer To Win Chess Title Today

Bennett, in stunning pol upset, is defeated as Premier of BC, Aug 30, after 20 yrs in office; illus

Premier, 71, Loses In British Columbia

Treasury Sec Schultz terms Pres Nixon's proposed increases in mil pay a tax reform that would end discriminatory tax on youth; calls present mil pay scale discriminatory as it amounts to about half of what civilians receive, Aug 31 news conf

CANDIDATES AIDES SPAR OVER TAXES

NY Fed Reserve Bank announces on Aug 31 plans for $60-million, 42-story tower next to bank's hq in NYC financial dist, news briefing; illus

A NEW TOWER DUE IN FINANCIAL AREA

September 1: (McGovern Campaign) L O'Brien, new campaign chmn for Sen McGovern, charges on Aug 31 that 'everything needs tightening up' in campaign staff; in int on Aug 30, O'Brien makes veiled threat to quit unless 'things have been worked out my way,' but later denies he will quit; F Mankiewicz and G Hart, after meeting with O'Brien on Aug 30, attempt to de-emphasize dissension among staff, though Hart acknowledges that there are 'some problems of communication and coordination' that are being resolved; source claims that Chmn Westwood tried and failed to strip Hart of his position as field mgr; many young state coordinators have not worked with regular party members; other repts of dissension in orgn noted

O'BRIEN REPROVES MOVERN STAFF OVER LAX EFFORT

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Miami photographic processor M Richardson says Aug 31 that B L Barker and F Sturgis, 2 of 5 men arrested in June 17 break-in at Dem Natl Com hq, brought 2 rolls of 35-mm film to his shop, Rich Photos Inc, on June 10 and asked for rush developing job; says each roll showed lrs and memos, many of them to or from L F O'Brien, then Dem Natl Com chmn; says most documents were held in place by hands wearing rubber gloves; men arrested in break-in were wearing rubber gloves and carrying copying cameras; at least 2 raids on Dem hq prior to June 17 have been reptd; Richardson says he did not keep copy of film; Fla State Sec R E Gerstein says Richardson passed lie detector test on Aug 31, phone int; says 2 men left Richardson's shop and returned with 3d unidentifed man described as tall, blond and reddish faced; Richardson, after studying photos of 5 men arrested, says 3d man was not among them; says Barker also phoned unidentified party from his shop when he told him there would be $40 charge for rush job; says men paid just under $100 for job and that he has turned over cash regis tape showing transaction to Fla authorities; Richardson says he did not examine documents in detail because Barker and Sturgis repeatly urged him to hurry; says 1 lr was to or from 'Pat Harris'; Mrs Harris, who headed Dem Natl Conv Credentials Com, is atty with Washington law firm of Freed, Drank, Harris, Shriver & Kampelman, which reptd break-in in May; in other developments, Washington Star-News repts Aug 31 that former White House aides G G Liddy and E H Hunt Jr were in motel room across st from Watergate on night of break-in; CBS News repts that 2 were 1st in Watergate Hotel but fled across st to H Johnson Motor Lodge after radio receivers indicated arrival of police; Treas Dept source confirms on Aug 31 Liddy was dismissed after speech he made to Natl Rifle Assn that clashed with dept's stand on gun control; says White House did not consult dept when it later hired Liddy, who worked part of time there with Hunt; Los Angeles Times on Aug 31 repts that Liddy, while in White House, suggested to Justice Dept that it bug NY Times offices in effort to find out who leaked Pentagon Papers to Times; Liddy biog data; Richardson por

2 Held in Watergate Case Tied to Film of Party Data

L Jackson, mgr of NYC Terminal Mkt, is dismissed from post and arrested on Aug 31 on charges of stealing $1,-827.75 in toll receipts from mkt; thefts allegedly occurred on 10 different occasions before and after May 17, when Jackson was suspended and later acquitted for attempting to borrow $700 from tenant at mkt; auditors reptdly found 10 days in which Jackson deposited into city accts sums that were smaller than those he had received

CITY MARKET AIDE IS SEIZED AS THIEF

Mark Spitz, the California swimmer, made more Olympic history at Munich, West Germany, yesterday, winning his fourth and fifth gold medals with his fourth and fifth world records of the current Games. Only one other athlete has ever won five gold medals in a single Olympics. An Italian fencer, Nedo Nadi, did it in 1920 at Antwerp, Belgium.

Spitz Takes 5th Gold Medal

Amb Bunker, in S Vietnam for 6 yrs, tells Pres Nixon, Aug 31, Honolulu, he will stay on post through Nixon's current term, which ends in Jan

NIXON AND TANAKA CONFER IN HAWAII ON TROUBLED TIES

Harlem Hosp, NYC, staff surgeons, complaining that hosp's surgical recovery room has been closed on weekends for last 18 mos, announce on Aug 31 that they will no longer perform operations on weekends, even in emergency cases; contend that 4 to 6 hrs following operation are 1 of most critical periods for surgical patient' and that without intensive nursing care in fully equipped recovery room, 'cases of patients who have developed unrecognized, preventable complications in immediate post-operative period are legion'; post-operative patients are sent to gen wards on weekends, where skeleton nursing staffs cannot cope with demand for intensive care; hosp's surgical house staff chmn Dr W J Ingraham says drs will tell ambulance service and police to take patients elsewhere; hosp's acting exec dir H Rice agrees that surgical patients are receiving less than ideal care on weekends; refuses offer by Com of Internes and Residents exec sec Dr A Bottone to provide funds for personnel as 'publicity stunt'; says post-operative patients are placed in gen wards as close as possible to nurses' stations

Harlem Staff Bars All Weekend Surgery

3-judge Fed panel, Bklyn, signs temporary restraining order on Aug 31 extending voter regis in NYS to Sept 15; order bars enforcement of current state law that mandates end to regis on Sept 2, except for Oct 5, 6, 7 and 10; panel, comprising Judges W R Mansfield, J R Bartels and J F Dooling Jr, directs state and NYC officials to continue regis of qualified voters after tomorrow until final decision is reached; ACLU NY unit had asked Fed Dist Ct to declare state law unconst; charged that closing of central regis, at Elections Bd offices and branches, would cause 'disenfranchisement' of thousands of qualified voters; Dooling grants order requiring Rockefeller, State Sec Lomenzo and other defendants to show cause why 3-judge panel should not be named to hear case

U.S. COURT ORDERS STATE EXTENSION OF REGISTRATION

Brit Foreign Sec Sir A Douglas-Home on Aug 31 denounces Amin's order and appeals to other countries to accept some of them, TV speech aimed at easing public fears and antagonism; pledges help to GB's local communities where immigrants settle; about 12 expelled Asians arrive in GB on Aug 31 complaining of brutality at Kampala Airport and charge that police forced them to turn over all their money before they left; illus

London Pleads for Calm In Face of Influx of Asians

Japanese Min Ohira's important pol role discussed; biog; pol career; por

Man in the News

US command on Aug 31 repts 5 Amers killed, 3 wounded in past wk, lowest toll since record-keeping began in Jan '65; Saigon repts 551 Govt troops killed, 2,514 wounded, wk; enemy killed put at 3,342, wk

U.S. TOLL IN VIETNAM LAST WEEK PUT AT 5

US intelligence sources rept on Aug 31 that Soviet tankers have been unloading fuel oil and other petroleum products in Chinese ports during recent wks, apparently to replace stocks delivered by China to N Vietnam via recently completed pipeline; say Chinese self-sufficiency in oil backs conclusion that oil is in compensation for shipments; information purportedly obtained through satellite photographs

U. S. Officials Say Soviet Is Delivering Oil to China

comment on Le Point, new French pub published by Hachette; 1st issue is due on Sept 25; pub will compete with L'Express, only other newsweekly in Paris; publisher S Nora comments

L' Express vs. Le Point—Paris Awaits a Press War

Intergovernmental Panel of specialists on the U.N. water Conference&#8208;10:30 A.M. and 3 P.M.

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today Sept. 1, 1972

both sides at Paris peace talks reiterate mutual accusations in Aug 31 session and set next wk's meeting; S Vietnamese Amb Pham Dang Lam suggests N Vietnamese stand could spur 'escalation' of war but aide later denies implicit threat was intended

Rivals at Paris Trade Charges But Will Continue Peace Talks

sr US officials in Saigon privately speculate on possibility of unending war, believing US negotiators will not accept N Vietnamese demand to oust Thieu and have now conceded as much as Nixon Adm ever will on pol matters; rept Thieu now is confident that McGovern will not defeat Nixon; Thieu aide repts Thieu and Kissinger have worked out coordinated policies for US election period, that talk of a ceasefire is 'futile' while N Vietnam plans new offensive, which S Vietnam believes is imminent

U.S. Aides in Vietnam See an Unending War

Sept 1-16: police find body of man in Belfast on Aug 31; man is apparently latest victim in wave of sectarian killings that have claimed 49 lives in last 2 mos; about equal number of Caths and Prots have been killed; 3 are injured in city by gunman shooting from moving car; bomb planted in cafe in Londonderry damages bldg but causes no injuries; other bombings in prov noted; Northern Ireland Civil Rights Assn says it will send 3-man delegation to Dublin to ask IRA provisional wing leader S MacStiofain to halt bombing campaign; rept by IRC Com says conditions in Long Kesh internment camp have improved greatly since last Dec

Ulster Police Find Victim Of 49th Sectarian Murder

S Vietnamese Amb to US Tran Kim Phong, Aug 31, accuses Sen McGovern of 'bad manners' in suggesting that Thieu take pol asylum in US if he fears postwar settlement

Envoy Accuses McGovern Of Bad Manners’ to Thieu

Cambodian command repts Communist commandos, on Aug 31, killed 28 people, wounded 35 others, in 3 raids aimed at mil petroleum storage depot at Prek Pnou, 9 mi north of Pnompenh

Cambodia Reports Raids

US command repts Aug 29 that air strikes destroyed huge ammunition dump and enflamed fuel depot, Vinh area, about 140 mi N of DMZ; 1 raid directed at Haiphong port area; S Vietnam repts 2 enemy tanks destroyed in Queson valley; artillery clashes continue in Quangtri prov; map

JETS SAID TO RAZE MUNITIONS DUMP

Laos officials on Aug 31 rept 3d USSR war supply plane diverted to Vientiane, Laos, airport when Hanoi airport is closed by bombing attacks

September 1, 1972

Headlines from September 1, 1972

Experts Forecast Fischer To Win Chess Title Today

Premier, 71, Loses In British Columbia

CANDIDATES AIDES SPAR OVER TAXES

A NEW TOWER DUE IN FINANCIAL AREA

O'BRIEN REPROVES MOVERN STAFF OVER LAX EFFORT

Billboard 200

Chicago V

Honky Chateau

Big Bambu

Never A Dull Moment

School's Out

Historical Context for September 1, 1972