Spassky Trailing as Fischer Adjourns 15th Chess Game
In Reykjavik, Bobby Fischer leads Boris Spassky 9 1/2 to 5 1/2 after 15 games as adjournment ends. Spassky, down in the world title race, faced heavy pressure with less than five minutes left and the Russian king repeatedly under threat. Fischer, from Brooklyn, pressed through exchanges in a tense Sicilian defense after a standard opening.
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Bobby Fischer
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N.Y
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French literary leader Jules Romains dies at 87
Paris AP Jules Romains renowned as founder of unanimisme and longtime French Academy member died in a Paris hospital at 87 after a life shaping 20th century literature. Born Louis Farigoule in 1885, he led the Unanimisme movement, wrote novels and plays, fled to the United States during World War II, and returned to influence French letters as an editor and author through 1961.
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Must Pick Priorities: Welsh Urges Tough Indiana Choices
Former Gov. Mathew E. Welsh, the Democratic nominee for Indiana governor, told the Vincennes Business and Professional Women's Club that taxpayers will not tolerate heavier taxes to fund every existing program. He urged officials to set spending priorities and warned against drift and postponement, stressing decisive leadership.
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Indiana
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Swiss Counterfeiting Case Sees Potential 15 Year Sentence
A person faces up to 15 years in prison on Swiss charges including counterfeiting fraud forgery and theft according to UPI.
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Morocco's Oufkir Dies by Own Hand After Coup Attempt
Defense Minister Gen Mohammed Oufkir killed himself in his Rabat office after rebels attacked King Hassan II's plane. The king appointed Gen Driss Ben Omar to head the armed forces while authorities detained several air force officers. The incident followed a prior 1971 coup attempt and sparked arrests, diplomatic notes, and questions about the army's loyalty amid reform efforts.
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London
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Wallace OK After Second Drain Surgery
Alabama Governor George Wallace was moved to his hospital room in a wheelchair a day after a repeat drainage operation for an abdominal abscess. A hospital spokesman said he would begin light therapy Monday and ease back into his previous rehabilitation program. This was his second abscess drain in a month and his sixth surgery since the May 15 shooting in Laurel Maryland. He has been paralyzed from the hips down since then and remains in postoperative discomfort.
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Alabama
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Wallace
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Cairo Egypt Area and Fertile Land
Cairo Egypt spans 363000 square miles with only about 12000 square miles of fertile soil. The statement highlights the limited arable region within the nation.
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