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IF HE DOESN'T SHOW UP Fischer May Lose Rights To Match Grandmaster Bobby' 10S( rights for the Wor Ws Sunday match wiO, Wn la 1 Borls Spassk y' to President of World Chess Federation said Friday. (J' 11 hcI do show ho will lose his rights to play MO, r' am said federation head Max Euwe of Ihfgame." my decistol1 nton but the lcs Euwc, World Chess Champion in 1935-37, was here on 1Sl -l a sdd hc pianne(! to to the match site Reykjavik, Iceland, Saturday, ih rh Fischer, who has canceled or missed three flights to Reykjavik this week from the United States was las seen Thursday night in a restaurant at Kennedy International Airport in New York. a by rc rlcrs an fans, he ran Into AIM? and disappeared. A spokesman -for Icelandic Airlines later said Fjscher was not aboard a 'flight' for Kcykjavika night although he apparently had a reserva- Andrew Davis Fischer's lawyer and confidant '-arrived' on a flight from New York. The plane was to have carried the chess star to the site of his 24-game match with champion Boris Spassky of Kussia.

maicn avis of the Icelandic Chess Fedcra- Won had to sort out was a fresh demand by Fischer for 30 per cent of the gate receipts collected during the match Without the extra money, he threatened to boycott the match scheduled to begin on Sunday. that Gutn) Thorarisson, the fedora-' St of the 1 in some imes heated ed Staes. representatives In tne 0 31 1550 Sa I3te Fn day that nou in has been Hnurf Sf disp tch indicat concern over developments. A Tass writer claimed Fischer was disrespectful to the organizers and was placing the value ot money over that of the sport of chess. INJURED CO.NTBSTANT -v- Seletha Ann Port Alen, is helped the stage by two Monroe; La.

actor she burst a blood vessel in a toe during her talent presentation Thursday night, at the 1972 Miss Louisiana pageant being held at the Monroe Civic When asked what she will do if named a finalist, Miss Jarreau replied, "Go on of course. I'll have to." CAP Wirephoto) tiMC 'HlftS AM THINS' BEAUMONT message from her father, the President, Tricia NJxon Cox'toM'lhe League oc United Latin-American qtuens UJLAC Friday 1 that the ad-' ministration -will continue lo Mexican Americans in its Cox spoke of cooperation" between the administration and LULAC. LULAC is holding 'its national- convention; in Beaumont. thir of United 'Latin 'American' continues enhance the; educational, ecohomic. cultural' ahd-social wellbelng: of -Mexican 1 you to know goal: will find sustaine'd expresskxi in administration's programs," she said.

Mrs. Cox received a large ovation from the delegation! I Wo Hrfp Wanted -i-. Sir Frances Chichesler, alone.in the Atlantic on Gipsy V- -yacht; an attempt by a French vessel lo come to his aid Friday despite his message -that he was "weak arid cold" after a bout with illness. No- or doctor, required," the adventurer flashed with 'a signal lamp when the French weather ship, France tried to put down 'a launch alongside his ketch. Chichesler signaled to a search plane Fi-iday "am -going from; which started' June 17 in.

Ihe.singlehanded transatlantic sponsored by The Observer, a British Sunday newspaper. tricii Former Attorney' General John N. Mitchell and; his wife, Martha, who has threatened to leave him 'he gives up politics; were back, together-, in Washington Friday at their luxury Watergate apartment. Mitchell. has' reported for work for the past two days at the.

Committee for Re-Election of the, President, which he heads. officials refused lo comment whether there had been a reconciliation between -the Mitchells. "It's a personal family said Powell Moore, a spokesman. Mao Cancer Reported NEW Tse-lung, chairman of the Chinese reportedly is suffering from incurable cancer of. '-throat and may die within the year the Wall Street Journal said Friday.

"His is said to be incurable. One estimate is that he may not survive year, thourii that medical prognosis," the said in a dispatch from "The Chinese Party' who. has- been a smoker for'years has radiation treatment for' his not known if' there are any plans for the newspaper added. Fetiival Due NEW YORK -r The' Newport Jazz held for last IS Julys in R.I., will be held this' year New York. Instead or four days, 1 which is' always'' was: in be -nine.

And instead oT having' a'" festival atmosphere 'and all being in one place, outdoor' -Festival 'Field, it'll be all around New" Hall, Carnegie Hall, Yankee Kadio.CHy.Musio (he Staten Island Ferry, the grounds', of Brooklyn Museum and 10 blocks of Seventh Avenue, In will bc events'. Most nights the same'' concert will be held twice in Carnegie Hall while another'-' 'concert is held twice in Philharmonic Hall, allowing to go to both. Space Program Supported PORTLAND, Ore. Apollo 16 astronauts arriving in' Portland at. the end nationwide goodwill tour Thursday" said the public a surprising support' for the space i Thomas II, commander of Ajwllo 16, Young, priori commander, ami Charles M.

Duke, were honored at a Portland Chamber of Commerce luncheon and a dinner at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry COMSI). Duke Young were aocompanicd by their but MatUngly's wife stayed home with their baby, who was born two weeks after the team'returned from the' moon. i Kentucky Governor Better HOUSTON Gov. Wendell Ford of Kentucky, recovering' from vascular surgery, was able lo act on a few state matters Friday from his hospital room in Methodist A aide to the governor, said Ford met brieflv with' William Wester, his chief administrative assistant, 'to on business necessary because of thp'new fiscal year in' Kenlucky.and other deadlines. t-m 1 A JS1 immmg here's what to The trunks are the campy variety known as canvas cut-offs, very big by the pool 7.00.

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