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THE HARTFORD COURANT: Malay July 7, Title Chess Match Will Start Tuesday REYJAVIK (UPI) The old Brooklyn bom Fischer and adio Sfiaefc Spassky, the 35-year-old titlehol- der from the Soviet Union, met face to face since the recent hassle over the conditions of the match blew up. Twice Postponed The match was originally scheduled to start last Sunday but was postponed until Tues world chess championship match between Bobby Fischer of the United States and Soviet world champion Boris Spassky will start Tuesday with Spassky playing the white pieces in the first game. The drawing followed Fischer's written apology to Spassky for his "disrespectful behavior" in delaying the match. By choosing white in the drawing Thursday night, Spassky will make the first move in the first game. Fischer apologized in writing to Spassky Thursdav for his day while Fischer bargained for more money.

It was postponed a second time after Spassky protested Fischer's absence and demanded an apology. The Rusian Chess Federation also demanded Fischer be ordered to forfeit the first game because he was absent for the opening ceremony. First Black Benjamin L. Hooks, the first black to serve on the seven-member Federal Communications Commission, poses after taking his oath in Washington Wednesday. Hooks, a Memphis attorney, is a former criminal court judge (AP).

Fischer spent three hours "disrespectful behavior" and his "petty dispute over money," clearing the way for the start of the 24 game, $250,000 world championship chess match. The drawing Thursday night was the first time the 29-year- from 2 a.m. to 5 a.m. drawing up his "Dear Boris" letter of apology and made sure it was personally delivered to Spassky. Kennedy's Course 1 1 Prices In Effect VACATION SPECIALS! Ted Shows Self Everywhere, Easily Re-Elected to Senate Thru July 12th ONLY Campaign Strategy The approach the Kennedy the Dowd advertising agency.

A commendable straightforwardness was possible this time I political mechanics had decided I because Kennedy's Republican By BURTON HERSH (This is the last in a series of six articles excerpted from the new book. "The Education of Edward Kennedy: A Family Biography." by Burton Hersh, published by William Morrow and Inc. Copy opponent, Josiah Spaulding, a nicely bred politely spoken near-Brahmin who differed with ton the year before had been to push Kennedy out, let him show I himself everywhere, stamp out Kennedy on relatively little 5-Band AMFMAlrcrattPublic the notion that he had been Spaulding supported abortion on demand and the Nixon vetoes ServiceShortwave Portable Radio on major welfare money bills. after some occasional early foot-shuffling Kennedy had found that he could do that, in fact needed to do that. By mid-campaign, typically, after a day of campaigning Bar both of which Kennedy opposed had drawn very little funds once it was clear that such fa 95 vored "killer candidates" as the Volpe Administration's ex-Com- 39 Keeps You In Touch Anywhere! Reg.

9 right (c) 1972 by Burton Hersh.) "Each day in the nation's capital is lived for the sole purpose of getting to the next," Kennedy intoned on June 12, 1970, acknowledging renomina-tion by his Massachusetts party in convention. "Gone is the vision we knew so well! Gone is faith in America." Election summer gloominess; such a portliness of rhetoric that it takes the torrential perspiration bulging out of Kennedy's peaky missioner John McCarthy and 12-742 Al Capp would not be involved. Edward Kennedy was reelected, finally, by a well-shook- bara Souliotis' airless schedule around the state, Kennedy was usually back to close up the fremont Street headquarters himself. "Nobody really knows what is i going on at this point except jTeddy Kennedy," Burke di down 58 per cent maiority. a half-million-voter bulge.

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The family group repaired to a suite in the hotel. There Ken nedy watched the western re 3995 Great For Trucks and Boats, Tool turns coming in. Kennedy was Old Kennedy organizers Gerry Doherty and Ted's giddy behemoth of a Boston office manager, Jim King, and Eddie Martin pitched in. the Washington staff philosophers hid upstairs, there was the usual de-t i voter-registration drive. One element was conspicuous by its absence: the comptroller functions.

The approximately $700,000 needed this time had all been raised at loyalist fund-raisers, outside family coffers completely, unique perhaps in Kennedy political history. .4 Clean Win There was no mushroom of financial scandal this time as there had been in 1962, when both a Boston Globe reporter buoyant; when Roman Hruska nearly lost he got excited. temples to certify his outrage, lend a little sincerity The perspiration is genuine; Kennedy is already moving, earlier even than ever before and very, very, powerfully into the lacerating process of getting himself re-elected in Massachusetts. Massachusetts has always been love-hate for the Kennedys It shows whenever the professionals inside the state Democratic party attempt a nice clean zinger nobody will find out about later. Ever since 1967, when the legislature one-sidedly upended the proposal to relocate the MBTA subway car barns out in Dorchester so the Kennedy library would have a proper site near Harvard, Kennedy has alternately fidgeted and exploded among the retainers about that; when, shortly after Chappaquid-dick, House Speaker Barkley thought publicity about a vote of confidence for Ted, early soundings led to the idea's being quietly dropped.

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Miis Holm plays Mrs. Florence Baker, the "super-mom" from safe Scarsdale. who drops in unexpectedly to re-tie the apron strings. Though some of the play's lines have worn thin in 1,133 Broadway performances and countless road companies (it's now on film also), there are still some delicious ones: "I was going to UCLA, but 1 't find a place to park. "Originally the story of an alcoholic, but homosexuals are in, so they changed it," says the heroine discussing a play she's A sparkling production of "Butterflies Are Free" opened the Ivoryton Playhouse" 43rd season Monday.

This company of the Leonard Gershe comedy is particularly penetrating. The leads I don't mean Celeste Holm, the star, whose part really involves only one scene are fresh, vibrant and have a kind of pazazz rarely seen on the summer boards. Richard Craine and Pamela Gilbreath are their names. Caine plays the overprotected blind youth who's fighting for a measure of independence with his own Village pad. Miss Gilbreath is the kooky girl-next-door, a product "of 63-862 books lately.

Dirty books are the only things they don't print in Braile," says the hero, explaining how he's able to correctly identify the varied quotations that the girl mislabels. Particularly well done is the scene where the two youngsters get to know each other. The sure hand of Elizabeth Caldwell's direction shows up here. Richard Fasciano, who plays the young director, does crisp things with his few lines. And Miss Holm, with a proper blend of causticity and motherly concern, makes the evening more worthwhile.

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