Fischer Denies Losers Share in World Chess Championship
UPI reports Bobby Fischer’s camp refused the losers’ share of the purse and postponed a meeting with his American lawyer to discuss demands. Fischer and Spassky had clashed over play conditions and payments as the match neared the planned fifth game, while organizers insisted no money would be deposited until Fischer signs the chess boards auctioned for TV money.
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UPI
Bobby Fischer
Fischer
Thrents Inj
al Moon
y/hall
Iceland Chess Federation
Gudmunduor Thorarin Jsson
New York
Spassky
Fred Cramer
Bobby
Kramer
McGovern Faces Final Push as Labor Split Deepens
McGovern opens a critical two weeks in Ohio facing mixed labor support while AFL CIO President George Meany maintains neutrality. Meany warned he might abandon neutrality if pressured, risking sharper labor influence on the race as McGovern seeks to heal party rifts after the Eagleton controversy.
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John Bailey
McGovern
Eagleton
Ohio
John Gilligan
Edmund Muskie
Hubert H. Humphrey
Organized Labor
COPE
Meany
Oak
Afl-Cio
Nixon
Platform Debate Shapes 1974 Republican Rules
A press conference outlines a population based electoral vote plan that could bias toward large states. Percy argues a fair delegate system must not punish loyalty. the DC court blocks renewing current rules as unconstitutional. Ripon Society and liberal Republicans press for a new platform ahead of the convention opening Monday.
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Percy Wouldend
U.S
Washington, D.C
Nberal Republican Ripon Society
Ams
Percy
Ripani Society
Tol
Suspect on Bond in Assault Case Detainments Reported
Edward Trevino Zamora appeared free Tuesday on $4,700 bond after being charged with assault with intent to murder and unlawful carrying of a pistol. Police described a disturbance call and a chase ending in an officer being fired upon near the North Flores area Saturday as part of ongoing convention committee reforms and public hearings.
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Edward Trevino Zamora
Xi Burnet
Flores
Clark Denies Radio Speech During Hanoi Visit
Former Attorney General Ramsey Clark denied on Monday that he made any broadcasts from Radio Hanoi during a North Vietnam visit. He returned to Washington with material on what he called senseless bombing and said comments in Hanoi may have been taped and aired. He insisted he did not speak on Radio Hanoi.
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SAN Fragliscd
UPD
Ramsey Clark
Ine
Raria Hawail
North Vietnam
Clark
Washington
Hanoi
Progress Seen In Fire Fight Near Moscow
AP reports three week battles against forest and peat fires near Moscow eased as Pravda notes seventy blazes extinguished recently. Winds shifted, smoke over the Soviet capital lessened, as authorities continue firefighting efforts amid vast fires and weather changes.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Soviet
McGovern defense cuts risk nuclear blackmail says Tower
Tower warns McGovern defense cuts could invite nuclear blackmail by enemies. He urges trimming nonessential programs and tighter management rather than indiscriminate reductions. Tower criticizes Ramsey Clark as FBI head pick and Hanoi trip comments as irresponsible.
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Miame Beach
UPI
United States
George McGovern
John G. Vower
R-Tex
Tower
Republican Party
McGovern
Ike Ramsey Clark
FBI
Clark
Hanoi
U.S
Sengite Armed Services Committee
Edinburg teen injured in tear gas gun incident
Edinburg area police report a sixteen year old Francisco Guerea accidentally shot himself in the mouth with a tear gas gun. He was hospitalized and listed in satisfactory condition after the Monday mishap on a valley road between Edinburg and hare.
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Edinburg
Francisco Guerea
Hare
L A Burglars Loot In San Antonio With $10,000 Loss
Police report a surge of burglaries across San Antonio with totals exceeding 40 000 after weekend thefts of 15 000. Victims include Pat Dunbar missing 1 985 in goods from a Panc a tan home and John Matthews whose car hid 1 100 worth of clothes and a TV. Other crimes involve Miss Majors 400 cash and items, Nillie Ray Spurgeon 370 worth of tools, and three businesses Kartland Texas Plumbing Co Inc and Southwest Morton Co reporting substantial losses.
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San Antonio
Pat Dunbar
Panchatan
John Matthews
Harry Wurzbach
Austin Highway
Charles Majors
Harry Worzbach
Apt
Nillie Ray Spurgeon
Fort Worth
Nickson
Viet Nam update from Saigon and Pleiku battlefronts
South Vietnamese marines press on against government paratroopers as 1,211 Saigon troops die and 4,801 are wounded. In the central coast a recon team holds off a Communist force while downed helicopter crew members blow themselves up to avoid capture. Miss America touring group arrives in Pleiku as Communist commandos wreck ammunition dumps nearby.
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Saigon
UPT
Matt Franjola
Bret
Pleiku
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