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Dover Minister, Lawyer Differ on Sex Education 56 ASBURY PARK SUNDAY PRESS, JUY 6, 196? THE CHESSBOARD been practiced for 10 years or 1111! Petrosian Fights Back Valiantly N-B3 B-N5 P-K3 BxN Q-Q2 PxP K-N B-B B-N2 R-R2 N-N R-B2 N-KB3 0-0 P-KR3 BxB P-QN3 PxP 27 28Q-Q 29 R(3)-N2 30 R-B2 31 R(l)-B 32 N-K2 33 0-03 White has succeeded in tying up most of Black's pieces in the defense of his pawns. Now he is ready to maneuver against other By HARRY T. CONOYER Prees Staff writer As the Soviet grandmasters Tigran Petrosian and Boris Spassky sat down for the 20th game of their match for the world title, Spassky led by two full points and Petrosian who had suffered three straight set backs could have been excused If he gave way to despair. But the defending champion demonstrated that he is made of sterner stuff. The setting was one of high chess drama which has been the hallmark of world title matches since the days of Anderssen.

Spassky, the challenger, with a comfortable lead, brimming with confidence as play begins. cation, Mr. Carluccio said a committee comprised of ious professional people suggested the program, if implemented, be handled by two special teachers who would have to complete professional training for the course. He said the group realized a need for movement in this direction. Conducting the interviews are Alan Galer, news director of WJLK, the Radio Voice of the Asbury Park Press, and Richard Brinster, a Press staff writer.

To a question posed by Mr. Brinster, The Rev. Mr. Stine concedes, parents haven't lived up to their responsibilities in telling their children the facts of life. But he doesn't consider that any excuse for the schools to step in.

"THERE are other areas where parents fail their children, but this is not always an excuse for the school system, the state or the government to step in and take over," he said. The Rev. Mr. Stein pointed ASBURY PARK Should sex education be taught in our schools? And if so, who should teach it and how? A Dover. Township lawyer and a clergyman discuss these and other questions on Station WJLK and reflect different ideas.

The Rev. Nile Stine, pastor of the Faith Baptist Church of Pleasant Plains, Dover Township, believes the responsibility lies with parents. "They alone have the knowledge of their children and the inside into the personalities of their children to know what to teach and when to teach it," the Rev. Mr. Stine says on Newsmakers, the WJLK weekly news program taped for broadcast at 12:30 p.m.

today and 7:30 p.m.. Wednesday. TOMS RIVER lawyer Den-iel Caluccio contends the question of who teaches the subject is important, but he believes the need for such a course has presented itself. In referring to a sex education program considered by more it nas not aecreasea venereal disease, illegitimate births, or immorality. Carluccio contends the theory of young children being shocked; by sex education be- cause they would be "hitting it cold" for the first time in school is not factual Children in their early teens are not as naive about sex as some peo- pie might believe, he believes.

Both men were asked where 1 they thought, the line should be drawn on matter discussed in the subject, specifically dealing with masturbation and homosexuality. "IF you go to a school, 1 1 think you'll find most' eighth grade boys know about these things already, and I think it's better to teach them what it is," Mr. Carluccio maintains. The Mr. Stine agrees the subjects must be handled.

"But are they going to be handled from the point they are wrong and should not be done," he asks, "or are they going to be handled from the nnint nf view that anvthine 1 weaknesses in the Black camp. 33 R-R2 34 Q-N3 R-R3 35 N-B4 R-Q 36 N-Q3 B-B 37 N(B3)-K5 R-B 38 R-B3 B-K2 39 N-B4 10 P-QN4! A timely stroke, preventing Black's usual freeing maneuver P-QB4. As the game stands, White has given up the bishop pair in exchange for an advantage in space and added mobility for his pieces. 10 B-N2 Unfortunately, this bishop, usually weil-posted here must take a purely defensive role in guarding the weak Black queen's pawn. 11 R-QN P-B3 12 B-Q3 N-Q2 13 OO R-K 14 KR-B P-QR4 Black's only hope is to break out on the queenside.

a man Petrosian is making the most of the mobility of his two 39 B-B3 40 N(5)-Q3 R-R4 knights which is in sharp con Petrosian, who has seen almost trast to the static stance of everything go wrong tor him in this match, facing the unenviable prospect of having to play Black's minor pieces. for a win, or else virtually give euver not without pern. Daniel J. Carluccio (left) and the Rev. Nile Stine as they await air time at Station WJLK studio in Asbury Pork for today's program.

(Press Photo) up hope of retaining his crown, RxP 15 PxP As it turns out, Petrosian goes and everything is right?" out where sex education has the Toms River Board of Edu 16 B-B5 Threatening 18 RxP. 16 17 R-N3 18 B-Q3 19 R(l)-N White now weakness in 17 RxN, QxB; R-R3 P-N3 R-R2 has induced a the Black pawn 1U 1JLI MAKE YOUR HOME LARGER, SMARTER, COOLER WITH ALBUM SIDING forces the play, leaving Spassky with a purely defensive game, and goes on to win the point. All In vain, one might say, since Spassky won the title three games later, but Petrosian's valiant stand as the end neared lifts the match to a high place In the annals of Here Is the score of the 20th game: QUEEN'S GAMBIT DECLINED White Black Petrosian Spassky 1 P-QB4 P-K3 2 P-Q4 P-Q4 3 N-KB3 B-K2 Ordinarily one expects N-KB3 here, but subtle transpositions in the opening today are a grandmaster's stock in trade. proceeds to B-N2 Q-K2 B-R3 BxB P-R4 R(2)-R Q-Q3 KB Position after Black's. 40th position which he exploit.

19 20 P-QR4 21 B-B 22 P-R4 23 RxB 24 R-K 25 P-N3 26 K-N2 fllWGS AND ENCLOSURES 27R(1)-QN Pressure is to be kept up on the weakling queen knight's pawn. r' THEY HAD A DREAM by Reasons and Patrick move 41 QxNP! The best way to continue the attack. 41 RxP 42R-B5! Threatening the immediate 43 RxQP, winning. 42 R-R3 43 RxQP! QxN Suddenly Black realizes he has failed to stop the threat. For example if 43 RxQ, then 44 RxQ, B-K2; 45 R-Q5.

And 43 A Q-B is refuted by 44 Q-B5. 44 QxR Q-K5ch 45 P-B3 Q-K3 46Q-B4 Black, who has given up the exchange in hopes of holding the game, sees his last chance vanish with this fine move. ALUttlMUn SIDING OALUHINUL7I AWNINGS PORCH enclosures Patio covers r.2l 46 47 N-K5 48 R-B5 49 R-N! 50 RxN! OFF Our reg. low prices if you act now! QxP R-B B-K2 BxR Resigns RxR is The reply 50 impossible because of 51 QxPch, with mate to follow. CHESS PROBLEM NO.

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