Fischer Claims 13th Game In World Chess Race
Bobby Fischer beat Boris Spassky in game 13 at Reykjavik to take a three point lead with 11 games left in the 24 game championship match. Spassky blundered on move 69, costing a potential draw, as Fischer pressed relentlessly and forced resignation after 74 moves.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Fischer
Spassky
Lothar Schmid
Schmid
Bobby
William Lombardy
Brooklyn
N.Y
Mansfield seeks pledge of mutual restraint on SALT vote
Senate debate on the five year interim SALT accord features Senator Mansfield proposing a U S Soviet pledge of mutual restraint as a path to approval. Senator Jackson presses for an amendment to demand future negotiations aim for no inferiority to the Soviets in strategic weapons.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Henry M. Jackson
Cash
United States
Jackson
U.S
White House
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Nixon
Moscow
Key deer stage comeback in Florida Keys hope to escape extinction
In the Florida Keys a hardy key deer population is rebounding after near extinction in the 1940s. Veterinarian Ronald Sampsell notes the rarity of such recoveries while refuge manager Rev. Watson cites about 750 deer across 88 islands from Johnson Key to Sugarloaf Key. Experts warn hurricane risk and road deaths remain threats, with a goal of 1,500 to remove from endangered lists in coming years.
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Knockemdown Key
Fla
Ronald Sampsell
Miami
Florida Keys
Jack Watson
U.S. Key Deer Refuge
Johnson Key
Sugarloaf Key
Big Pine Key
Knuckemdown
Watson
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
U.S. Highway 1
Espionage case ends with light military prison term
M Walter Perkins, a 37 year old Air Force noncommissioned officer, was convicted by a military court at Tyndall Air Force Base of attempting to smuggle five defense secrets to Soviet agents in Mexico City. He received three years, a dishonorable discharge, and a rank reduction to airman, with $134 monthly pay while imprisoned.
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Tyndall Air Force Base
Fla Iap
M. Set
Walter Perkins
Joe Peck
Perkins
Peck
Grace Perkins
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Mexico City
Air Force
Henry Rothblatt
New York City
Rothblatt
Air Defense Weapons Center
Panama City
Mexico
Power curbs on bank record spying spark administration row
Washington reports the administration opposes limits on viewing bank records to fight white collar and organized crime. Sen. Tunney proposes court orders. lawmakers warn of slowed enforcement. Treasury and Justice officials say risks and precedent exist, while banks and criminals could be affected.
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Washington
API
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Rossides
Tunney
Charles McMathias
Rassides
Mathias
Treasury
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J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Comeback
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Slider
Optometrists
Sam Houston Dial
Elura
Donna Regula
Marie Regula
Funtex
Sahara
Venicelon
Funtek
Weckline
Robinete
Robinette
Shoe Mart
N. Dixie Blvd
Col. Peck
James Brasfield
Internal Revenue Service
Treasury Department
Eugene Rossides
Senate Banking Committee
William S. Lynch
Justice Department
Organized Crime Section
Lynch
FBI
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