The Kansas City Star du lieu suivant : Kansas City, Missouri • 2

Wednesday duty 8 1972 2 A THE KANSAS CITY STAR Chess Challenger Regretful Over Delay Shop Thursday: Downtown Brookside 9:30 to 8:30 Plaza 9:30 to 9 Metcalf South 1 0 to 9 starts tomorrow are sorry the world championship was delayed apology began problems were not with Spassky whom I respect as a man and admire aa a If Spassky and the Soviet peo-le were or discom- annual July NAACP Censure Move Unlikely Detroit A proposal to censure two Jew ish organizations for opposing preferential edu cational and employment quotas for minority groups appears to have little chance of approv al at the annual convention of the NAACP Roy Wilkins executive director called the proposed resolution from the Jack Robinson of Boston proposed the resolution criticizing the stand taken in Los Angeles last week by the American Jewish Congress and the Anti-Defamation League Wilkins responded see how a convention that claims to speak its mind can deny to another convention the right to speak its Fischer continued am Indeed Though some chess officials had been pessimistic about the fate of the match optimism prevailed by midafternoon If Spassky was ready to walk out of the championships he was not acting like it After lunch he dropped his second Yefim Geller and two other aides at the Soviet apparently to consult with then drove his borrowed Ford to get its wheel alignment corrected Reykjavik Iceland Bobby Fischer apologized today for delaying the start of his $400000 chess match with the world champion Boris Spassky of Russia The American whose dispute over prize money forced organizers to postpone the world championship round said he haa the greatest respect for Spassky as a man and as a player The statement prepared by lawyers was read to newsmen by Max Euwa president of the International Chess Federation It was not known whether this would be sufficient to overcome Russian objections to starting the match Spassky said yesterday he would consider starting play only if Fischer paid a penalty for his behavior Spassky told the Associated Press today he still did not know whether the match would begin tomorrow Euwe said later the Soviet Chess Federation had cabled him demanding that he call the first game a Toss for Fischer This would give Spassky a significant but not insurmountable advantage at the outset of the 24-game match SALE! MEN'S SUITS SPORTCOATS JACKETS WILKINS 2500 con- Wilkins said he believe the NAACP delegates stand for it be bringing on the same practices demned in others" Trial Continued Chicago (AP) The trial of Edward Hanrahan the Cook County (Chicago) prosecutor and 13 others involved in a controversial 1969 police weapons raid was continued today until next Monday Two Black Panther leaders were slain in the raid Record Low Set Here Canada The system which was centered in Nebraska today has brought with it dry air and unseasonably cool temperatures 10 to 15 degrees below the normal for this time of year The average high is 90 with a low Of 70 A gradual warming trend is forecast but cool weather will continue to prevail the next several days the spokesman said A record low temperature was set today when the mercury dipped to a cool 52 degrees The reading also tied the record for the lowest temperature ever recorded here in July A spokesman for the National Weather Service said the record for the previous low of 56 on July 5 1940 was broken at 6 am The cool weather is attributed to a high pressure system from Slow Going on 2-Wheelers Panama (AP) Three men who started 19 months ago on a bicycle expedition from the southern tip of South America to Alaska have reached Panama They said it took three months and four days to cross the Darien Gap the 300-mile stretch of swamp jungle and ravines from Colombia to Panama where the Pan American highway nas not yet been built They estimated they could only pedal about 10 miles of that stretch The three are Ian Hibell 38 of Devonshire England and Gary Bishop 23 and John Bakewell 24 of New Zealand They plan to rest two weeks then pedal through Central America Mexico the United States and Canada They hope to reach Vancouver by Christmas 'Pot Stirrer' Makes Aussie Boil Brisbane Australia (AP) Prime Minster William McMahon today described Ralph Nader American consumer advocate as professional and paid pot or troublemaker has been in Australia 24 hours and set himself up as judge of Australia without a proper knowledge of the country and its McMahon said will be paid normal courtesies as a visitor but an Australian who went to America and made the same criticisms would not be MeMAHON well Widow to Take Paper's Helm Fort Scott Kan Mrs Marble has been named general manager of the Tribune-Monitor Publishing Company publisher of the Fort Scott Daily Tribune and the weekly Fort Scott Tribune Mrs Marble is the widow of the late Tribune editor and publisher George Marble who died June 18 Mrs Marble named Lew Sciorttiw business manager He has been a member of the Tribune staff for 12 years She announced that BiU Erwin will become editor of Mrs Marble said ownership of the paper will remain in the Marble family Old West Modern Chile Alike Santiago Chile US Ambassador Nathaniel Davis said at a Fourth of July gathering that the dwindling AmerkM bueingss tjcin leftist Chile must In the Wild West: Tax Petitions In Continued From Page 1A than one subject He asked that a hearing be held to determine if the petitions are in compliance objections were dismissed by conservation officials who said lawyers from the Missouri attorney office had checked the petitions for proper wording before they were circulated Ted Scott a Buffalo Mo lawyer and chairman ofthfe Citizens Committee for Conservation as well as the new State Clean Water Commission criti cized what he termed a 2-mil-lion-dollar advertising campaign expected to be waged by bottlers against the soft drink proposal The bottlers have argued the tax is unfair to one industry taxes are discriminatory and this one is no more discriminatory than the cigarette tax which goes for education the beer or whiskey taxes the gasoline fax property taxes or any he said: Seott termfed the soft drink industry a industry that will not be hurt by the tax Fails arms His Continued From Pag 1A back and forth in the aircraft How the FBI agent got aboard the plane was not disclosed but Ash indicated the agent had talked with Smith before the surrender no shooting come Ash said Smith told the agent Then Smith reportedly dropped the knife and walked down the ramp to a police car still carrying his daughter in his Police said Smith had left a note at Ws home indicating he was depressed and contemplating suicide love you love everybod if I have to self I part Authorities declined to comment on what prompted the stabbings Davis spoke at a luncheon sponsored by the American Men and Women Association American businessmen in Chile the current situation must serm like the old Conestoga wagons heading Davis said drove into a circle when danger threatened and stood there with all their goods and chattels around them watching their friends dropping left and Since President Salvador dominated government came to power 19 months ago the American community haa steadily decreased in size as businesses and industries have been taken over or bought by the state Gain for McGovern Handsome 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Smart Summer Blends all by Famous Makers Tickets to Be Taken by Hand Miami Beach Fla (AP) Na local Convention next week THE SUITS Those who attend the Democratic will be admitted by people not machines The Democrats hope that humans can do what elec-tronic gatekeepers it was of macT go or no-go according to the flashed green or red or not Continued From Page 1A issues raised by the mandate from the reform commission originally headed by McGovern: That women young people and minorities be represented at the convention In proportion to their population Successors to the ousted Illinois delegates wert selected in meetings in the congressional districts Original selection by popular vote of Illinois Democrats McGovern emerged from the credentials committee votes with a net loss of 1055 delegates Sen Hubert Humphrey picked up 111 and Sen Edmunid Muskie gained 25 Most of these seats are still being contested The committee added 1C4 delegates to the convention for a new total of 3201 but there still' will be only 3016 full votes With the final statistics still being commuted Democratic National Committee sources said about 40 per cent of the convention delegates are women slightly more than 214 per cent youths a few more than 151 per cent blacks about 45 per cent persons of Spanish origin and less than 1 per cent Indians and Alaska natives Oklahoma Deal Washington A challenge of 4th Congressional District delegation to ne Democratic national convention was settled with a compromise hers yesterday before the credentials committee At issue was the number of minority and young members in the delegation Challengers argued party procedures at the county conventions and district meetings discriminated against blacks Indians and young people Under the compromise solution agreed to by acclamation the votes of two members cf the present delegation will be reduced to one-half vote each and mau and (ne wom-n both will be added to the 4th District delegation with one-half vote each at all A plastic card held by the user aided the machine in it decision Sometimes it got fooled by an ordinary oil company credit card but most often by its transistor innards The result was people who got in when they people who when they should And a lot of people flashed redder than the machine This time the Democrats have gone back to the old-fashioned admission ticket numbered and color-coded with secret markings to thwart would-be counterfeiters Thai Counts 49000 US Troops Bangkok Thailand (AP) Field Marshal Tha-nom Kittikachorn said today there are 49000 US military personnel in Thailand is the corr'ct figure and I reoeat that is the chairman of the ruling executive council said Thanom denied newspaper reports that US troop strength in the country is as high as 60000 He said almost all of the US military men are Air Force personnel There are some Army engineers and Marines who have been building roads and other installations Thanom added All styled by famous Hart Schaffner 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was handled by the same company that had performed well in previous years The fourth annual fireworks show was sponsored by the Corps of Progress this year The Convention and Tourist Council financed the show in the past Fiddlers Frolic at Smithsonian Washington (AP) Walt Koken somber-faced and gap-toothed with the wide-open look of a country boy adjusted a sweat-rimmed black felt bat tucked a fiddle under his chin and cut loose Hundreds of bare feet beat the mud calloused hands clapped and shrill yelps of approval rent the air as he sawed out a raucous rambunctious in the It was enough to win first prize as the best old-time fiddler In the First Annual Convention at the Smithsonian Festival of American Folklife For five hours fiddlers spelled one another on a wooden platform in the middle of a muddy Mall jammed with fiddling enthusiasts The program noted that conventions and contests have been an American folk institution since the early part of the 18th century and probably even Now they obviously have caught on Tilth the young I Dress and casual summer slacks in choice of double knits or Dacron pojyesterwool worsted blends Some straight leg some flare leg Large selection of colors In solid colors stripes or fancies Men's Suits Sportswear 2nd floor Downtown also Plaza and Metcaif South jk OPCN SUNDAY MITCAtl INDIAN SOUTH SPRINGS 12tS 1 2i30-Si30 JL.