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Summary THE I Friday, July 7,1972 The World MATCH SET TUESDAY After two weeks of behind- the-scene diplomacy and much talking, Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky have agreed to get down to their real business playing chess. The match for the world title now held by the 35-year-old Russian will begin Tuesday in Reykjavik, Iceland. The winner gets $150,000 and the loser $100,000. KILLINGS CONTINUE A man was found seriously wounded in an automobile early Friday and a 100-pound bomb.exploded against the wall of a Roman Catholic Church in a continued campaign of violence against civilians in Northern Ireland. Since the Provisional wing of the Irish Republican Army (IRA) declared a cease-fire June 26, 11 civilians have been killed, most of them shot in the head in apparent revenge killings.

The Nation GOVERNMENT ACCUSED Two Nixon aides and black Michigan Republicans tried Thursday to quell the criticism of President Nixon's handling of black people's problems, which has dominated the 63rd annual NAACP convention in Detroit. But Herbert Hill, national NAACP labor director, replied by accusing the government of spending "billions of dollars in federal funds to directly subsidize racial discrimination in employment." STILL SATISFACTORY Former President Harry Turman is now on a liquid diet at Research Hospital in -Kansas City, doctors said Thursday. But they reported his condition has not changed from "satisfactory" since -he was admitted Sunday with an intestinal ailment. 88, has been visited by his -wife Bess, 87, daily "since his arrival five days ago. CRASH KILLS ACTOR Actor Brandon DeWilde, 30, dies Thursday evening as a result of injuries suffered several hours earlier in a traffic accident in a Denver suburb, police said.

DeWilde was In the Denver area for performances of "Butterflies Are Free" at an amusement park theatre. SEARCH CONTINUES--The search goes on Friday in the Vermillion Bay at Abbeville, for the father and a daughter of a Texas family whose plane crashed in the area earlier this week. Authorities have recovered the bodies of three members of the family. The family, from Mont Belevieu, was traveling Tuesday from Elberton, to Anahuac, when the plane was reported missing. The State SWITCH; TO RELIGION Vice President Spiro Agnew says that American young people have switched from rioting to religion.

And he's pleased by the change. "Many are bringing to religion the same ebullience that previously was brought to the protest movement," he told the biennial Clergy-Laity Conference of the Greek Orthodox Church in America in Houston Thursday. SPACE TALKS BEGIN Soviet and American space experts begin working Friday on the final technical details for a planned joint space mission. A 22-member delegation of Russian space engineers arrived at the Space Center in Houston Thursday for discussions which are expected to last two weeks. NO MUSEUM Nashville, businessman Aubrey Mayhew, who hoped to convert the old Texas Schoolbook Depository into a museum on the John F.

Kennedy assassination, may soon lose his title to the red brick building. D. Harold Byrd, the Dallas businessman from whom Mayhew bought the building at auction in April, 1970, for $650,000 said Thursday. Mayhew was about six months behind in his payments. Mayhew was unavailable for comment.

HOT PANTS BANDIT Mary Jackson and Patricia Gadsky told Fort Worth police they were robbed Thursday by a six-foot man who was wearing'purple hot pants and carrying a purse. The two women said he pointed a gun at them, and demanded money and jewelry. One of the women gave him a watch and the man escaped on foot. WIDOW Eleanore F. Tyrell, 56, of San Antonio answered her doorbell Thursday and a blond, 15- year-old boy her if her husband were at home.

When Mrs. Tyrell told the boy she was a widow, the youth began stabbing her with an ice pick. She was hospitalized with ice pick wounds in her arms, chest and throat. The Weather 30.00 ON wr Aim i roTOC AST THE FORECAST-- Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected from the Northern Rockies into the Central Plains and from Southern Plains through the Mississippi Valley. Showers and thunderstorms are also expected over Florida and the South Atlantic Coast.

Temperatures will be slightly warmer from the Middle Mississippi Valley through the Ohio Valley and Great area with little change elsewhere. MAXIMUM TEMPERATURES: Atlanta so, Boston 72, Chicago 79, Cleveland 77, Denton 87, Denver 87, Duluth 71, Jacksonville 87, Kansas City 80, Little Rock 84, Los Angeles 72, Miami 88, Minneapolis 79, New Orleans 85, New York 76, Phoenix 107, San Francisco 69, Seattle 72, fit. Louis 80 and Washington 77. mfi of- YOUR HEALTH. LESTER L.

COLEMAN, N.D.-- I have been concerned about a condition called, toxopUs- mosis. I have read so many confusing things about it, and Us relation to uncooked meat. Can this possibly affect me as a pregnant woman, or the child whom I expect in two months? Mrs.S.D.,Pa. Dear Mrs. I have noted that there are cycles of anxiety in the letters .1 receive from readers.

It is not always obvious where and how special fears are introduced into the lives of people. Sometimes numbers statistics appear in popular magazines that cannot be properly evaluated by readers. This may be responsible for unnecessary anxiety. Toxoplasmosis seems to be one of the present "worry- fads." It is a disease caused by a parasite that is found in birds and mammals. The exact way the parasites are transmitted from animals to man is not known.

It is known that one human cannot transfer them to another. There are many special tests that can determine if a person is infected with this parasite. The suJfa drugs and other drugs are used with effectiveness if the condition is proven to exist. It is true that a child can be born with many problems if toxoplasmosis is present. Yet you are doing yourself a great injustice by speculating and living in anxiety about a condition that undoubtedly does exist.

Simply because you read about it does not mean that you are more prone to acquire it, nor that you have it. Since the problem of un-. cooked meat is causing so! much anxiety my suggestion is that all people, gourmets or others, should give up this special kind of indulgence. Is bronchiectasis the same as emphysema? Are they both" due to tobacco? Mr.J.J.,Mich. Dear Mr.

"Ektasis" is Greek, meaning dilation. Bronchiec- tasis is the dilation (widening) of the bronchial tubes. It is a severe chronic infection of the lungs that may be a complication of chronic bronchitis, tuberculosis, and even whooping cough. The disease is different" from emphysema, although: ootn conditions may exist at the same time, and frequently do. With the advent of antibiotics, the frequency of bron- chiectasis has been diminished.

Various kinds of postural exercise, and even some types of surgery have been devised for this very distressing condition. Cigarettes most definitely should be given up completely if brcnchiectasis or emphysema exists. Comedienne Nanette Fabray MARY'S MOM Nanette Fabray will take the role of Mary's mother on the Mary Tyler Moore Show this fall even though she Is only 17 years older than Miss Moore. New Town Seeking Support SAN ANTONIO (AP) The city council voted support Thursday of a proposed "new town-in town" project for the development of 535 acres of downtown business. and housing.

The Council unanimously approved a resolution supporting the proposal and urging the Department of Housing and Urban Development to approve loan guarantees to underwrite the project. The proposal calls for a 20- year plan in which the city and the San Antonio Development Agency formerly called Urban Renewal Agency -would work in partnership with a private investor group. By VERNON SCOTT DPI Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Nanette Fabray is about 17 years older than Mary Tyler Moore, but will play Mary's mother on Miss Moore's series next season. It wasn't an easy choice for; Nanette. "At first I turned down the role," the comedienne said.

"I thought we weren't that far apart in age. Mary called four times asking me to please accept the part. "We had some meetings with the producers and finally 1 agreed because I've been holding that sort, of role in reserve for years. Now I can do a take-off on my own mother-- from memories that go back many years. "There was another reason.

Most women have a terrible hangup about age and trying to keep up with youth. The mother character in the show has the same problem. "She keeps reminding people she was a child'bride. And I think it's time someone poked fun at this premise, "Let's face it, I am what I am--33 years old." Nanette laughed. In that event, Mary Tyler Moore is a babe of 16.

Nanette will make no effort to age herself physically by wearing special makeup, spectacles or by putting a cackle in her voice. Nanette has been a near regular on the Carol Burnett show for several years and isn't troubled by establishing herself in any particular image. Miss Fabray may not portray ingenues, but her lively sense of humor and spirited outlook give the lie to her role as the mother of a 3KK year-old daughter. "I'm looking forward to it, nonetheless," a concluded. "She's a funny lady, and those are my kind of people." MOVING? AMERICAN-MAYFLOWER Moving Services Mayflower 387-7582 For Local or Long Distance MAYFLOWER 525 S.

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