The Journal from Meriden, Connecticut • 4

I Merida (Cobh) Journal Friday July 7 UTS t' i in ---s Fred Cramer who advanced He take voluminous notes a deader claim to represent for a ngTtni piece he says Fischer and called a iot of re news conferences forecast like a man who ought to know: conversations overheard NOW ON CHANNEL 3 THE 1972 EMMY AWARD-WANING SERIES man who moved up from deputy to- acting chief of protocol' Marian Snuoak a retired Army colonel 4 fronrAIieivS-C-v his wife HONG KONG (AP) Ameri- di author Barbara Tucb-nan whore historical books l)pv8 Won two Pulitzer prizes crossed the Pong Konghorder day en route to Peking and K-week tout cf China Mrs Tuchman won her first in 1963 tor "The Guns August" a book chronicling start Of World Waf In see Bobby apologizing' The tetter began: Boris: Please accept my since-reat apology for my disrespectful behavior At another news conference one of Fischer's lawyers said come to say he had noth- ingtosayvj Vj Yefim Getten Bpesstu's sec fielded questions- with: KakGavarit poAngliskl He carries the scrips in a red plastic shopping bag: he moves soundtessiy about the hotel lobbies One final quote from (ud mundur Thorarinsson president of the Icelandic Chess Federation who wai under pressure' from Flsdier to give up a share of foe gate lecdpts: have worked for more than a year to get this match to Iceland I a would doL many things But I win not bite into a sour apple" -o- 1 Thanks to British chest tan who doubled the stakes! he didst have to wrthl972 Emmy awanMnning actress GLENDA JACKSON FRIDAY EVENINGSAT9 Pit i-r e' Ia Xi I She won the award agaht dwelt ypar tor the bookStil A -V as you say la English REYKJAVIK Iceland (AP) Bobby Fischer lost the draw Thundsy night giving Boris Spassky the first move and the 1 championship chess match will finally start next Tuesday: -1 Unless file-American challenger or the Soviet champion pleads Illness and gets another postponement The confusion of the put week wu summarized by the old womaq kelling cigarettes who asked in the beginning: "Flsehejreomei" 'Near' the rend it Iwu: "Spassky very pessimistic" Dr dax Euwe said at 10 am At nooi: a very delicate At 7 pm the president of the International Chess Federation sighed: hope' That wu Tuesday! It could have been any day in the garbled 'prelude to what: chess bvenl lay Is the match of the century Spassky of the UJLSR vs 'Fischer of the ujsjl' Spassky arrived early to wait for Bobby Saying came to be philosophically ac-ceed the first postponement when Fischer show Later he demanded an apefo-gy or he woukint play the American China" Mrs Tuchman is being ao dompanied odber China tour her daughter Alma 23 -U The 'Rev- William' Lombardy a Franciscan priest and avid -TALLAHASSEE-F 1 S- (AP) -1 Gov Reubin Askew will deliver at-? both the Democratic and-Republican national conventions in Miami jgesch Deputy press secretsiy Miu rice Hailing said Thursday that Askew a Democrat plans to 'accept an invitation to deliver the welcoming address at the GOP parley Aug 21 A Askew is scheduled to deliver the keynote address Tuesday at the Democratic conclave- -y Harling said the Republicana invited Askew to speak because hells the chief executive eg the 1 I --V- t-: jji -1 -V- chess dayar told another-ses of the newsmen: ''Money shm -i is putting chess on the map be-cause money makes the world go round1- per WASHINGTON i (AP) 'W achtsman EmQ "Bus Moibt- (her who has resigned as' U-S t'V i hief ot protocol -came back to Washington to say Roodbyto ns Mosbacher awThls wife Pat ave moved to their home hi hits PUbut NYv but re-lined to Washington Thursday igfat for' a farewell party Diplomats and socialites in- chiding and tuned Blair guest The I -(fJjAJ r' A -v 1 JANE FONDA' 7 y7 tf' Russ tan Ambassador Mrs- Anatomy 'Dobrynin out for the- party la House the presidential disarray onto Ms is -fe I I e' i 'fr '-1 ac house i party was given by file V- SI mm fc vr vv 1' li zy- msmssmssi J- RUTLAND VL (AP) Author Pearl Buck vhQia recuperating gt a hospital here from an attack o( pieurisyj has received a telegram from President Nixon a long-time admirer- pf Mir indomitable spiritand un-iiing courage I am confident that you will soon be folly re-edvered and able to continue your Nixon said in his telegram to the gfryeardd writer a Hoepital A spokesmen said Thursday that the President also extended his and beat wishes" 7 A Mbis Buck winner of the Nobel and Pulitzer prizes was repotted in very satisfactory condition Admitted to the hospital last Saturday sha had been working on four novels at her summer home in Danby whoi in Danby a it'- a y'v 1- a J--'V-lit 1 syUST ONE Mreason" i if -SM yrjf 'fe i SALEMl fc ft ffW Lid Ki -Vt 7 --s 4y the pleurisy the at- -1 vi? 3-PCSAYBUQC SET Ul Itolfc i- V--'' 1179 MAIfl ST MftlDEN K't MONK 237-1121 4 i mmm: Kt Family-size table and 2 Until a Imted with watefriepdkHt pieeezvation to aurviva the great 1'-' 4 oottionl Smoothly' landed and mhnA wnishflctiQH1 if i- Pt -s ffify stricken with PARIS (AP) Jane Fonda the American film star and antiwar activist says she is carrying to Hand several hundred tetters from families of prison-era of war held in North Vtet-sr Miss Fonda left tor Moscow Thursday en route to as lMay visit to the North Vietnamese capUaL yw'yyjp file said that on her return she intends to report oo the effects of US banting In Viet- A LOS ANGELES (AP) -Bfl-Uoniire industrialist a Howard Hughes Is accused in a $51 million damage suit of slandering Noah Dietrich his 831yearold biographer and former oide It wu the serand slander suit filed the result of a televised news conference last January in which a voice identified Hughes said of an associate: a no-good dishonest too-ofn-Mtch and be stole me sult filed Thursday In Superior Court alleged that Hughes ymadef the statement about another associate tad likened Dietrich to that individuaL In February Robert A Maheu ad fired 'fay Hughes the $500000year head of Hughes: Nevada gambling and hotel empire fifed a $17 million libel and- slander suit claiming tiie statement re-fehad to h- i'Aao named' ns defendants were Hughes Tbol Co parent tte' Wad bfMt UmMm 'f i-J-'V 3 gaw i-' S' pl'Cv 2 -a" -ft It ft-) 7 fclfe w'Oty S4' jr'yv -i jcjS-siS' tyr-y if sr 'yM-- -r fY- Vi sintfranM vT-- am NORFOLK VaJ CAP) tr Ada Elmo Zumwalt Jr re-ftmMng to a Soviet-Cubad de liaitSSBrbdd-'SfnSS' 1 teeaaaMaafMMM organization of Hughes em-pire? the pubuc petetioufifm id-' of Carl Byolr ft Associates and Richard Hannah a Byoir ac-coftpt executive Hannah said there would be no -comment because he had mand that' the United States yithdfawfrom i its' naval base at Guantanamo Bay in Cidte uys AMy reaction Woiild be: ir-y Zumwalt -made tiie comment while here Thursday for the fint'vEagt Coast Flag Ofiicen Symposium Xlhe demand 1 came Thursday in 1 a 4Q00word Joint communique as Cuban Prime Minister Castro concluded an 11-day virit to the Unkm -1 an seen the! suit a Wo jbvffo Wf fospocf Mr taellHh oed take erf- 1 y' -i it Vt rwas vaatafoot complafa flaa of AMfemoflirt Parti and -I-- iy-- rfjj -i- -r aMNnAT a1? -r-v-tx -v-v- mue wy i ijj- --V The characters In and the Wolfate portrayed by I musical instruments A flute is used for the birds a bassoon foe Peter's grandfather an oboe for the duck three horns for the wolf and a string quartet for Peter himself fHOHiS 265-2OT8 s2tSaoni Utm i Um Fair tank Amnrkard Vg 4V The public relations firm arranged the February' conference 'with seven newsmen In os Angeles while Hughes wu iq S'the Bahamas-: In which qighes Rented the authenticity af4 'i socalted autobiograpl written by CUfibrd Irving: Irv- ing hu been sentenced to pris-on foe the hoax Dietrich 'asked that the de fenduts pay $1 million in gen-' ersl damages and $50 million in partitive damages a greater afoount according to the proof of his wealth? suit said Hughes is a resident of Los Angela Court-1 ty and been living in vari--) ous parts of the Western Hemisphere for the past 15 years for the purpose of avoiding service of court Hughes Tbol Co officials say the bMianaire is now living in a hotel suite in Vancouver BC A' -V Sfc Spocfofi fro So Jab I thro FrLJaly 14 -V -ilt 1 tfJ 'V' 1 it ev VC ''-r £jrtrir vtftfs' Vi-: PEACHES CANTALOUPES -s vfwi r- NECTARINESOPLUMS VATERMBOH'-- Vi ir iK 5s sa 'vVf tjA' S'- -''4 Is City patrolmcmi: completes course FRESH NATIYEfi- y5 vK PRODUCE i St Meriden Patrolman Dominic SWEET GDER Frashly Prtssad i tor r'ft 'I Opas Dalfy I VIIVIiniiVVH it fJA fe I PJB i i n- J- fiA -y i JsW ttv 147 MWdteFteld 349-173 V-- I 4 I I t'i I 'V 'J Xi ijtf i Colangelo hu completed the Attorney's Training Course held at New Haven Superior Court under the direction of Assistant Attorney John Kelly The six-day course covered March and seizure from persons buildings andmotor vehicles court testimony line-up procedures the Miranda low and various Superior and Supreme Court decisions vc -A im i rt' 1 y- 4 -ri I rsNi ('- 'ieAi if l4 4 9 RTII ni rnnitillnnM i1-1 i 'S V--wf''-' ft SALE -The first formal Intercollegiate football game-' wu played on Nov 6 1869 at New Brunswick between the teams of Princeton and Rut-gerS Each team wu made up of 25 men jrv h-! 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