The Wichita Beacon from Wichita, Kansas • 2

Friday July 21 1972 THE WICHITA BEACON Pit 2A Chess Champ Appears Untroubled by Blunder By JULIE FLINT Associated Press Writer REYKJAVIK Iceland Within hours after making what experts consider one of the most costly mistakes of his long chess career Soviet world champion Boris Spassky was out playing tennis with one of his seconds today Dressed in shorts and a gray pullover the Russian looked quite untroubled by the blunder that gave the fifth game of his title defense to Bobby Fischer Thursday night That tied the score at 2Vfc points each in the 24-game match is normal" said Spassky He revealed he was writing a book about his lost games Now he said he had another chapter AM amazed he is not in his hotel analyzing" said Dimitri Bjeuca Yugoslav chess commentator and friend now looks bad for him In the last three games he has lost twice and drawn once" Spassky resigned after his 27th move and 3ft hours of play After his win Fischer made one of Ms rare sorties from his hotel room The American dined at smart restaurant Norse His official representative Fred Cramer said he was in good spirits always expects to win he added Grandmasters and buffs were trying to explain mistake Some suggested he was worried by the amount of time he was taking over his game After 20 moves the 'world champion for Radar! Look Out been clocked by radar and a around the corner was ready to do some writing of their own Calif High a helping hand fun By the time their speed had lapped Fischer on his clock having taken one hour longer in play On resigning he had 20 minutes left The Rev William Lombardy Fischer's second observed: appears -Spassky was not so well prepared as CRAMER however said Spassky had made "a sophisticated Bobby he added the game under control right from the beginning although it may not have looked like it to Indeed many thought Spassky moving first with the white pieces had the edge until halfway through the game when Fischer began to bring the board firmly under his control The Icelandic Chess Federation confirmed reports Chester Fox of New York buyer of exclusive filming rights to the championship match would not be shooting the rest of the games This was now under control of Chet Forte of the American Broadcasting Coi under an agreement worked out In New York by lawyers for Fox and Fischer HAS confidence in Forte" Cramer said is a professional President Gudmundur Thoraransson or the Icelandic Federation said he believed Fox would not lose money under the new agreement He said he did not expect the federation to have to reimburse Fox who is reported to have invested $70000 Fischer's victory Thursday was no surprise to the American contingent City He said President Eisenhower had alw ays urged the country to maintain an aiw ays ur adequate defence but had warned against the threat of a military-industrial Jmn risrnni-i only similarity in the military phihwophy of McGovern and Eisenhower lay In the desire shared by all le keep military expenditure to lim lowest level possible that thne fund can used alnrfi mure camtmrtixe chorjH'U Hut the onhT prior iiir place the men pole THE Rifl htJCAN m4 Eisred-uwer I LcJcl hat a unduirr! Ir 4 ibe pit of the I ntrd m4w wt4 nte-l knir rwxw on the 'c of fro C'mmanit Met frm kbit I frsJ te-1 tf l-'l'-' 4 lwf'j 44 a ertwtantn rs- lJ IVe'i'isI ikf It 4 14 hsuxtr Xl t-of ad I rt a Uat ffre 4ISII It- 4 yz Slaps Comially For McGovern Not Disciple Of Ike Son Widow Say NEW YORK (AP) Democratic presidential campaign chairman Lawrence O'Brien today accused John Connally of trying to strong-arm prominent Democrats to join a Dcmocrats-for-Nixon movement Asked by an NBC interviewer ir he was accusing Connaiiy a Democrat who served as secretary of the Treasure under President Nixon of blackmail" replied: XfS exactly what it OBRIEN WAS MMKP by George McGovern Thursday la the chairman of the Suth Dakota presidential campaign He resigned a chairman of the Democratic National Committee kilo irg the Forty's nominating itirterit-n in Miami Beach 11a 0'Bren a-i ke had rev rued reports attemif ky Connally to press rcrtaA Dtsi-wr-tje governors ard rrmrat the Department 4 ke 4 to brneft hy In rC in the siatf t1 N'ri He I cffta-a "r'd t-i ty n-j'te by 1 w- VVu He COST-Of Living J-Yrrr-OW Recovers From Tick Wound CINCINNATI (UPI) A 4-year-old girl admitted to Hospital partially paralyzed Sunday was released Thursday after a pregnant female tick was removed from the back of her head Lori Jean Meyer of St Martin Ohio was found to be suffering from acute cerebellar ataxia a nervous disorder which results in death if not properly diagnosed The poison is transmitted only by pregnant female ticks LEE MEYER father said the child awakened Sunday and could not walk Her speech also was thick he said Mrs Meyer found the tick while holding her head as she lay in a hospital bed removed the tick and she recovered said Dr Melissa Picardi have to find the tick before the patient goes into respiratory A SIMILAR CASE was reported in Miami Fla1 July 7 The child there Cynthia Frame 9 also recovered when the tick was removed $100000 Paid To Family of Hijack Victim SAN DIEGO Calif (AP) The family of a passenger slain during hijack attempt aboard a Pacific Southwest Airlines jetliner has reccivd a 100000 air travel insurance payment The payment was believed to be the first made as the result of a hijacking attempt said Eugene Brady president of Tele-Trip Co He said his insurance company will continue to pay claims resulting from air piracy The passenger Stanley Carter 6 was killed during a gun battle between the FBI and two hijackers on the plane at San Francisco International Airport July 5 The FBI said Carter was shut by one of the air pirate The payment was prcscnlcd to Mrs Gail Anne Sparkman Carter's daughter hv Brady it was announced Thursday Tele-Trip the largest air travij insurance company i a wholly owned subsidiary of Mutual of Omaha Carter a retired railroad conJurter from Montreal Canada purchased the insurance before buardrff the PSA CiRW in Sacramentm He and wile were conur-g to San Diego to elab! residence (Mil fcjackff were hWd o4 la igfa-r pvrcgcr were wounded is Ike P-4 battle a FBI agrrt tirme4 i4r Ike JvtUer at the iifLI it 1 the pavwrgrrt and ttc I- jro raftw-m ar enure ta jLberia M4 patnrgm orw liirm 44 14 tre telex isiwa fJM were be Li-f a F'iUMtaI i YAMAHA 4 ys p4 4 'i- A ie 0 A 4 Wichita rrrm fff )M liH-iXiif i 4 4" Bacardi light rum for what? 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