Havana 1966
The 17th Chess Olympiad was held in Havana. Premier Castro was on the
Organizing Committee and showed up for many of the rounds. He played
games against Petrosian and Fischer among others. Each team had a
chauffer and a car. There were 52 countries out of the 68 FIDE 
members that participated. Cuba paid for the air expenses of every 
team. The American chess team was the first American cultural team to 
visit Cuba since Castro took over in 1958. USSR took first place 
followed by the USA. There was a tie betwen Hungary and Yugoslavia. The 
referees decided to give the bronze medal to Hungary, but their 
tie-break calculations were faulty. Yugoslavia should have been awarded
the bronze medal and this has never been corrected. At the end of the
Olympiad, a simultaneous exhibition of 6,480 boards was given.


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