Insurance on crash victims fuels bomb theory
Insurance policies totaling at least 115000 were taken out on a Thai woman and her year old daughter shortly before they boarded Cathay Pacific Flight 3 7 8 which exploded over South Vietnam killing 81. Investigators say a bomb in the luggage caused the crash and insurers may have motive. The Bangkok office of American International Assurance confirmed policies worth 2000000 baht and 300000 baht on Somwang Promprim and Sonthaya Chaiyasut, related to a Bangkok police officer and a pilot. Police were investigating.
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Spassky delays World Chess Bout Over Fischer Punishment
In Reykjavik Iceland Boris Spassky refused to play the 24 game world championship with Bob Fischer until the International Chess Federation punishes Fischer for insulting him and the USSR. Officials delayed the start but offered no new date. Spassky left door open to a solution if talks progress. Fischer delayed start to secure higher prize money and did not attend the meeting with officials.
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Plane emergency lands on Texas 121 injuring cyclist
Denton Texas James Judd 28 on a motorcycle was struck on the head by the tire of a light plane making an emergency landing on Texas 121. Judd treated for head injury at a hospital. Plane pilot Ray Stern 39 Dallas said engine quit and he landed on the walkout area amid a tense chess match dispute involving Fischer and Spassky.
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50 Jobless Blacks Sit-In in Ill City
About 50 unemployed Black men demonstrated inside City Hall in a central Illinois city, demanding employment after rejecting a mayoral offer of 93 jobs. Mayor James Fr. Williams outlined reallocating $178,000 in federal funds to finance 63 jobs by next Monday, including 25 permanent positions and 28 summer posts. Williams noted 20 jobs had promises from business leaders and another 20 from state and local agencies. Aides described the scene as touch-and-go and the demonstrators said they would stay until jobs are secured.
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