Chess Board Challengers jockeying for chance at Fischer
The Leningrad Interzonal trimmed candidates to six for a next year match with Fischer. Karpov and Korchnoi shared first, Robert Byrne grabbed the third spot. Larsen and Tal were eliminated, reshaping title hopes as Fraser’s Wimbledon win echoes.
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Joseph Mill Brown
Leningrad
Brasilia
Boris Spassky
Tigran Petrosian
Bobby Fischer
Russia
Anatoly Karpov
Victor Korchnoi
America
Robert Byrne
Denmark
Bent Larse
Ussr
Mikhail Tal
England
Wimbledon
Neale Fraser
Tal
Botvinnik
Fraser
Fischer
Larsen
Atlantis claim persists after Spain coast dive report
AMRA leader Maxine Asher labeled Atlantis found near Cadiz but divers found only sand shells and a fragment of a Roman column. The expedition faced permits issues and legal scrutiny as reporters and participants moved on to Dublin with funds, while the myth remains unresolved.
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Atlantis
Spain
Stewart Slavin
UPI
Los Angeles
Slavin
New York
Maxine Asher
Cadiz
Bill Farrell
Barry Sears
Northridge
Calif
Ancient Mediterranean Research Association
AMRA
Asher
Plato
Atlantic Ocean
Africa
North America
Pepperdine University
Julian Nava
Stewart
Farrell
Sears
Barbeta
Barry
Bill
Ahser
Balonia
Dublin
Ireland
New Era in School Sports Emphasizes Lifetime Activities
Schools push lifetime sports like jogging tennis climbing and swimming while reshaping facilities. The Educational Facilities Laboratories describes deconsecrated stadiums shared venues roofed fields and portable pools to expand access, with examples from Friends Select School Long Island University and Arlington Virginia's Jefferson Center.
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New York
UPI
Educational Facilities Laboratories
EFL
P. Richard Theibert
Hestra University
Friends Select School
Philadelphia
Long Island University
Brooklyn
United States
Tempe
Arizona State University
Thomas Jefferson Junior High
Arlington
Vietnam conflict casualties rise near Pleiku and Quang Ngai
Communists suffered heavy losses in three clashes on Sunday near Pleiku Kontum and Quang Ngai as 40+ fatalities were reported. Vietnamese forces said 30 Communists and 3 South Vietnamese soldiers died in Plei M'Rong fighting while 11 more Communists, 4 soldiers and 6 civilians died near Quang Ngai, with 12 soldiers and 6 civilians injured. President Thieu warned of a renewed offensive and increased Cambodia Laos activity.
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Saigon
UPS
Central Highlands
Mekong Delta
Plei M’rong
Quang Ngai
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Thieu
Pleiku
Kontum
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UPI Photo
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Atekhines
Tals
Larsens
Korehnoi
Byrne
Karpov
Capablanca
Reshevsky
Emanuel Lasker
Spassky
Moscow
Robert Yuri Byrne Balashov
Carl
Tilaidord F
By Stewart Slavin
Hachdiji
Japan
Department of Recreation
Viet
Paradise Valley
TruaValue
Leo Miedele
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