The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 96

7 it IS. l'oi I huiMl.i July ti. rill it Spassky Wants Fischer's Apology Put in 11 People In the News fiat Histlla')- set a mrl'l their M.sS Seolt a-i-l del.ue.i on-n's ii tklt Is iff I V1 flights yrli lit spoiisoi eil I ye been I lor them with lei Ire- and tides she said N.w I i' Im b' per nt -I' ship Dm il Julie Nixon isenhower terdav celebialtd hw birthday pnyateh husband David at their Atian tie Heach home Her parents President and Mrs Nixon, telephoned then hinhdav greetings from the I alilort'ia Vv hlte House valuable to me Miss Scot! told a reporter It enabled me to set mv KKIth light record It made me the first person to fly from the rquatoi to the North Pole and on to the equator again and the firM woman to fly the Arctic (tcean oyer the pole alone 1 had planmsd to star? out in it in November on a spe i.il adventure flight through South America over the Antarctic and the South Pole and prob ably to New (iuinea equator to equator across the bottom ol the world It was my home, my child, my everything the banks will get most of warnings weie sounded with other aircrall it was moved to higher ground The damage up thele w.is ghastly Miss Seolt said I nderstandahK there wasn too much excite men! about my Mythic even though it has only hours ol living time and was in marly new condition The Mythic contained spc ti.il electronic monitoring equipment by which the Koval Air Force Institute of Aviation Medicine and the 1' Nation al Aeronautics and Space Ad ministration had been obtain ing aircraft performance data and pilot health information transmitted in flight through an American Nimbus satellite The plane was incredibly disclosed yesterday that he storm hat swept the I Fast Coast has all but destroyed hei lamoiis airplane the INper -V tec Mvthre and lelt her (man cully strapped She hopes somehow to get another all craft to tlv across the South Pole next winter Miss Scott in Washington said the flooding of Ihe wesi branch of the Susquehanna Hiver at Lock Haven. Pa so damaged the Mvthre that il ran never again salelv be used to fly long distances "The air frame might be sal vaged tor museum purposes." she said The plane was on the ground at the Piper Aircraft Co plant for maintenance when flood postponement and said lh match nun even have to In -pill into tarts to on tint with I he orld i hes-1 1 mpiad set to In gin ill Sep tembei at Skopje ugoslav la The lust of the da was made in Fischers name on the demand of Spasskv who said the mericali conduct had msiilteil me personalis ami the count 1 represent Kischer said he was sorry lied caused an trouble toi Spassk whom he respected as a man and admired as a chess pla er The Hussians unsatisfied demanded his excuses in writing tuned I'liuie Ihuiuwed British aviatrix Sheila Seolt Ft em Post Wire Seivue Hobby Kischer yesterday lur deLiyiri); the Mail nf the $4i0 OOil ttniKI I'bi'ss in.ilch but the KiiNM.ins deiiuiuli'il in writing With I he confronL.tion threatening never In reach the checkered hoard President Max Kue Ihe lnternalhin.il I'hess Kederation I some ol the blame anil suggested a fur thcr pdslponeinent until ncvl ui'ck lur the dust to settle Kuwe said he had allowed Kischer tardy arrival in Hey kjavik Iceland. he gut here Tuesdav because Fischer is quite another person He living in another world Kuwe said he realized title holder Boris Spasskv was very upset" and would like to give him a week before the first game Kischer holdout lor more money brought Ihe takings for both winner and loser to the highest amount ever in world championship chess The win ner will get $231 250 and the loser The 24 game series between Spassky of the Soviet I'nion and the 29- ear-old American challenger was to have begun last Sunday It was put off for two days because of Fischer's holdout, then delayed until today by Soviet objections to the American's conduct Kuwe admitted yesterday he had violated the rules in allow ing delays in the starting date and promised strict rule en forcenient from now on He then suggested the further I i 5 "i NT I vT- 1 4 i i 1 I i i 1 0 0 I AM AH wirephoto ASIAN (JRKKTIV; I S.

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