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FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1972 A I i PAGE 7 Love at Miami caUed for BLACK MOUNTAIN, N.C. (UPI) Evanse- list Graham wants "thousands of Christian students, street Christians and Jesus People" to join other young demonstrators at the political conventions in Miami Beach. Graham called for youagtforistians to go to Miami Beach to "hand out Christian literature, sing, smile and love." "What a great thing it would be to see scores of these youths who went for other reasons returning home with the love of God in their hearts," he said. Billy Graham Sam Yorty Yorty to air convention LOS ANGELES (AP) Mayor Sam Yorty says he will attend the Democratic National Con" vention as a disc jockey. Yorty told newsmen be will replace the vacationing Dick Whittinghill of Los Angeles on a radio show to be broadcast from the convention in Miami Beach, Fla.

Yorty plans to interview political figures as well as play records and read commercials, a spokesman for station KMPC said. Yorty earlier campaigned for the Democratic presidential nomination. Telethon adds Anderson LOS ANGELES (UPI) A lavish pre' convention telethon, a kind of get-well card to the debt-ridden Democratic party, will include an appearance Saturday night.by columnist Jack Anderson. Kentucky attorney John Brown, who authored the telethon idea to "get the party out of bankruptcy," said Anderson would appear because he's ocs of the most "visible men.in-the' country." Brown said the Washington columnist would offer a short message regarding the "saving of the two-party system" and say that "a political imbalance exists when the reigning party has "PO million and the other is $8 million in debt." Jack Anderson firemen shorthanded; bystanders fight blaze SALINAS, Calif, (UPI) -About 20 persons were watching firemen battle a a sudden flashy of flames-scorched the Ere Suck. One fireman was burned by the flames and another struck by a burningtim- ber.

"Hey, Help me pull this hose!" sioutediia to Bob MsMmon, a bystander. -Miskimon pitched in as did the other spectators pulling hoses, handling lines and helping hold -huge nozzles on the fire. "We'd like the people who helped; us. We were really shorthanded," said Salinas Fire Chief Paul Mehringer, when the $450,000 blaze was controlled. "Many people really worked hard.

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The team, Peter Eggletoo and Brenda Winslade, belongs to the imperial Society of Loo- ctoa and is on a professional tour of the United States. Tne show is open to the public. KEYKJAYIK (UPI) Bobby Fischer's big dream comes true Tuesday when he sits down at the checkered board to play world chess champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union. The American chess genius considers the 24-game world championship match a mere formality. He has said time and again that if he just gets a shot at the 35-year-old champion, he is certain of defeating him.

Even since he learned to play chess in Brooklyn at the age of six, the lanky American grand master, now 29, has cherished one big dream to become the world champion in the oldest and most sophisticated of games. If he succeeds and there are many experts who believe he will he will become the second American world champion in the long history of chess and the first non-Russian to rule as champion since Max Euwe of The Netherlands held the title briefly in the 1930s. He would also pocket five- eights of the prize money, which totals The money was put by the Icelandic government and the City of Reykjavik to win the right to stage the match in this unlikeliest of settings on an island in the storm-tossed North Atlantic. While Fischer has predicted an easy victory, Spassky has refused to speculate about the match. Spassky, who won the title in 1969 from countryman Tigran Petrosian, is the favorite of Danish grand master Bent Larsen.

Lai-sen, who served as Fischer's adviser at one time, feels Spassky's experience from two previous world championship games and his better nerves will be decisive. "Fischer is a genius, an aggressive player who fights as long as there is a pawn left on the board," Larsen said. "But if I have to pick a favorite, I would pick Spassky because of his routine and better nerve control." Spassky has paid tribute to Fischer, whom he described as "a remarkable chess player. Without him the world of chess would be very dull." While Fischer goes oa attack to win every game and is thrown off balance by a draw, Spassky has proved in previous matches that he can come back from a series of drawn games to score decisive wins. They have met five times before, with Spassky winning three games and drawing two.

Spassky told western correspondents he would rather be at home in Moscow with his family and friends "sharing some wine and playing chess for fun" than'competing for the world title in Reykjavik. To Fischer chess is almost everything, and Spassky says he does not understand his obsession. PATAGONIA Fairlawn Manor Subdivision ADULT TRAILER PARK TRAILER LOTS FOR SALE All Utilities Underground Paved Streets PRICED RIGHT from DOWN 10 YEARS TO PAY In Patagonia Call 394-2952 In Tucson Call 326-3181 NOW IN STOCK! NEW MODELS! JENSEN NO. 6 SPEAKERS SONY 734-50 CASSETTE DECK SONY 15" COLOR TV TEAC 210 CASSETTE DECK AND MANY OTHERS I Established 960 Tucson's QUALITY Sound Center 4659.E. Broadway At Swan Road OPEN 10 to 6 FBI.

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