Fischer apologizes in writing over spat before world chess match
In Reykjavik, Bobby Fischer apologized in writing to Boris Spassky for disrespectful behavior delaying their $300,000 world championship series. Tass reported Soviet demands were met and play would begin Tuesday despite earlier holdouts. The match opened with Fischer drawing black and Spassky white, with Spassky given the first move.
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Victor Sen Yung says FBI acted with risk in hijack case
TV actor Victor Sen Yung spoke from Peninsula Hospital after surviving a hijacked jetliner shootout. He praised calm passengers, criticized no one, and said he hoped for release soon. He noted the FBI fired a shot wound to him and blamed the hijackers for the fatal outcome.
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Castro Home From 2 Month Foreign Tour
Fidel Castro arrives in Havana to cheers after a two month tour through Africa and East Europe highlighted by a Soviet friendly stance. Osvaldo Dorticos and Raul Castro join the welcome as 21 gun salute marks the return. Cuban media say the trip, especially the Soviet Union visit, strengthens defense and revolutionary resolve.
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Bedford Fourth of July moved to August eighth
The Bedford Jaycees will host the Fourth of July celebration on August eighth due to rain canceling the 35th annual Inde Day events on Tuesday. The spirited event will mark a delayed Independence Day observance with community festivities.
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Keating Leaves Diplomacy to Return for Nixon Campaign
US Ambassador Kenneth B. Keating said he is giving up diplomacy to work in President Nixon's re election bid. He plans to return home before the Republican National Convention, ending a three year assignment marked by deteriorated US India relations after Nixon backed Pakistan in the December war.
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