Fischer Granted 24 Hours To Decide Championship Defense
Amsterdam reports the International Chess Federation extended world champion Bobby Fischer a further 24 hours to confirm his intent to defend the title against Anatoly Karpov. Federation president Max Euwe said no decision had been received by the July 1 Manila match deadline, and unless Fischer speaks up, the federation will formally declare Karpov world champion for 1975.
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Amsterdam
International Chess Federation Today
Bobby Fischer
Soviet Union
Anatoly Karpova
Max Euwe
Fischer
Manila
Euwe
Karpov
Redmond couple raise Nubian goats on milk farm
Affection Sue Longwell of Redmond Washington shows pride in her Nubian herd. She and husband raise 39 goats for milk yogurt and cheese on their farm. The goats are easy to care for and provide a diverse dairy output.
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Sue Longwell
Redmond
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Longwell
Wee Hate
Man fined for property damage after dog attack case
CHICAGO-SIDNEY MARCUS testified he used a baseball hat to drive away two attacking dogs during a lakefront jog. He admits carrying a bat on runs. owners EVELYN COHEN and JUDY MENDELSON face leash-law charges and Marcus was ordered to pay $150 to Cohen and placed on one year probation. judge criticized his overreaction.
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Chicago
Sidney Marcus
Marcus
Ale
Evelyn Cohen
Judy Mendelson
Shaceen
Haddad
Dan Dailey pleads innocent in airport incident case
SAN FRANCISCO Actor DAN DAILEY pleads innocent to assault battery and intoxication charges from an incident at San Francisco International Airport. His attorney G ROBERT KANE filed the plea in Municipal Court as Dailey was not present. The case was continued to Monday for a trial date. Officers accuse Dailey of striking an airline employee after he refused to issue Daily a boarding pass.
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Dan Dailey
San Francisco International
Dailey
Attornney
Robert Kane
Churchill's Darling Clementine turns 90 at Claridges luncheon
London attendees marked the milestone birthday of Winston Churchill's widow Baroness Spencer-Churchill. The luncheon at Claridge's hosted close family members to celebrate the occasion and the life of the late Sir Winston Churchill.
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Clementine
Spencer-Churchill
Sir Winston Churchill
Claridges Hotel
Wisconsin Village Reelects Write-In Leader Despite Refusal
NORTH PRAIRIE Wis WAYNE BROESAMLE was awakened and told he had been reelected village president. He had said he would not serve again but received 105 votes the best tally among 67 write-in candidates and agreed to return to office. He admitted he had no good reason not to run.
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Wayne Broesamle
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Broesable
Kobe man dies after drinking fifth of whiskey
Tokyo police report Ken Kobayashi, 32, of Kobe, collapsed after gulping a fifth of whiskey at a shack shop urged by two friends. He was taken home by a friend and found dead by his wife early this morning, with authorities citing heart attack as the cause.
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Tokyo
Ken Kobayashi
Kobe
Kobayashi
Hils
Wolfe Says FBI On Hearst Trail After SLA Kidnap Case
Dr L Wolfe father of slain SLA member William Wolfe says federal agents are pursuing Patricia Hearst, daughter of Randolph Hearst, amid ongoing Hearst kidnapping and bank robbery charges. He recalls his son’s death in the 1974 SLA shootout and reflects on Hearst’s plight and safety concerns.
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Cleveland
Dr. L. Wolfe
Los Angeles
Symbionese Liberation Army
FBI
Patricia Hearst
Wolfe
William
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Miss Hearst
Patty
Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Pei
Willie Wolfe
Allentown
Emmaus
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San Francisco Examiner
Seven of a family die in Georgia highway crash
In fog on Interstate 75 near Tifton Georgia a tractor trailer rear ended a station wagon killing seven members of the Woodrow Edwards family from Tryon North Carolina and Hendersonville North Carolina. The victims include Della Edwards 53 Martha Edwards Mitchell 32 Carolyn 12 Audrey 1 Johnny 9 Samuel Edwards 40 and Woodrow Edwards 60.
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UPI
Interstate 78
Georgia State Patrol
Georgia 401
Woodrow Edwards
Tryon
N.C
Della Edwards
Samuel Edwards
Hendersonville
Martha
Edwards Mitchell
Homestead
Fla
Mrs. Mitchell
Carolyn
Audrey
Johnny
Daley Secures Biggest Landslide In 20 Years As Mayor
Richard J. Daley captured an unprecedented sixth term with about 72 percent of the vote, boosting Chicago Democrats amid a national wave of municipal results. Hoellen conceded in a landslide in the city while San Antonio and Dallas also reported mayoral wins.
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Richard Daley
Eleanor
Chicago
Daley
Richard J. Daley
Kingmaker
John J. Hoellen
Hoellen
John Monfrey
Man saves boy as own son drowns in canal rescue
In St Petersburg Florida a 5 year old boy named Christopher Puma died after jumping into a canal to save his friend Jackie Bradford. Peter Puma heard Jackie was in danger and pulled him from the water then plunged back in to search for Christopher who was later found unresponsive. Fire department rescue workers worked over Christopher but he did not survive.
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Madison
Wis
Paul Soglin
University of Wisconsin
College Town
Heney
Reynolds
East St. Louis, Ill
James E. Williams Sr
William E. Mason
Mason
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Peter Puma
Puma
Christopher Puma
Jackie Nolan
Bradford
Jackie
Loeal
Christopher
Christophers
Stootdleep Canal
Cal
Chris
Fire Department
Five Die as Fire Slayings Hit Buffalo Home
Five people were found beaten, stabbed, and slashed in a Buffalo East Side home. Homicide detectives say a fire was set, apparently to cover the killings. Victims identified as Charles Mason aged 60s Eva Hairston in her 50s Ina Windbush 15 Melony Smith in her 50s or 60s and William Holmes 2.
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