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SULmiL KrtCHRrSPUttS KM. MUST Hfil flwC JC5 fTA-BJT 17 WCULP KKXEteFlllS) NOW WHERE THE ft I i4rft PSiPl (Ota tin TRrcm By ROBIN ADAMS SLOAN By CHARLES BftcHARRY DouY Rush mt rtisiat mmtt -mm wt om- roots uunmua In it better to marry at a ji.un$r aye cr 4iT? A ivnt Cnu Bureau study ef dhurtcv iate indicated maniav have a better chance bsiinjr if ycu marry 4der. The ftgvrea showed ami wkw mtw-4 tfte 2 4nmw4 mnhm 3d a. The diwtT taiv UkrM SlUTT sYOtLB VitUi taM a I ln 4 2 flouts ill Fan Club Q. What do young finger I fet id CasidVs parents think about his absolutely incredible success? J.V Itrainerd.

Minn. His mother Evelyn delighted. She is basking in reflected glory after years of being overshadowed by ex-husband Jack's glittering marriage to Shirley Jones. Though that marriage is now la put, Shirley I equally delighted with the wild success of her stepson. She works with him as his TV mother in "The Partridge Family" series and is cracy about him.

Another "near-member of the family" is manager Ruth Aarons, who has handled Jack's and Shirley's careers for ages. Ruth finds herself simply swamped ti an. i IVH. J7 16 ISif I3taa I el IX ft. ttv Sr-tOTfttH Ore.

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these days, with David uppermost in her career-wise mind. The only unhappy person seems to be the father, actor Jack Cassidy, who is basking in reflected, teeth-gritting envy. His marriage Is a flop, his ex-wife is reaping the glory of being David's onscreen mother, and his own recent play effort died aborning. They say if you want to make friends with Jack nowadays, don't say anything to him about another show business star, little David. Do you think there are hawks and doves in the Soviet Government Just like ours? SAK St.

Joseph. Mich. Yes, and the feathers flew recently when outspoken hawks tried to head off the Nixon summit meeting in Moscow after the mining of North Vietnamese 80-321261 ut mu ti nfl tt mtm Mate 6tm a over. Ijc ae-4 ri1t will vit ft-w-nt. ttd fw.41r tm the Wt fwirt n4rtt Mib-twoa.

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Communist official Pyotr Shclest. a well-known hak, lost his important job as party leader of the Ukraine, and Soviet watrhers see this as a big win for the doves. Shclest was demoted to a much less important job and this is the biggest switch in the Soviet lnion since the fall of Mr. Khrushchev eight years ago. Is Shirlev Marl.ainc now going to rua for political office? ir-ii.

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Also, she has campaigned for, the South Dakota senator for a year and was one of the first public I figures to come out for him. But Shirley's further excursions into politics will soon be limited to the typewriter. She just signed with Norton for a cool $100,000 for the hard-cover, and with Kantam for! $250,000 for the paperback, to do a book about the current campaign. In adtlition. Shirlev i completing the sequel to her autobiography.

"Don't Fall Off The Mountain." I know that Itohhy Fischer, the rhe great, ran be pretty difficult about money, bat what about the Ruasiaa IlocU Spatsky? Does he play for the glory of Russia? IMS, Painestille, Spassky Is just as prickly as about money. The 3S-j year-old Soviet player just caused a huge standal by splitting with his long-time coarh. claiming creative and tusiness differences. The rumor in chess circles is that Spassky thought that as the world Vt luU aoaeua CJcr i rail aa wusaISt WAiCsCMsittaasiafrapsit li I1 800-327-1263 t4d f---tMi Iut. i.

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Right now the Russian earns about "50 a month from his job as a chess roach at a Moscow club plus about I.M0 yearly for tournaments abroad. The official viewpoint is of course that the honor of being world champion ought to be enough and Spasky shouldn't be so trass. KING Feature SMa. Ic f. a-vwc Atcatu.

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