Fischer Apology Opens World Chess Championship
Fischer apologized to Boris Spassky for delays and disrespectful conduct as the world championship match in Reykjavik began. Organizers planned a draw to decide white pieces, while Russians pressed for a forfeit of the first game which was rejected.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky Tutay
Mitch
Soviet Union
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Kimy
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Ruwe
Spassky
Kischer
Teeland
Sragsky
Max Kbowne
Ternational Chess Federation
Eelanders
United States
Fischerg
Soviet Chess Federation
Sworld
Mune
Grenitfeh
Orther
Gal
Euwe
Fisher
New York
Filwe
Sait
Truman to undergo more X ray examinations
Former President Harry S. Truman, hospitalized since Sunday with an intestinal problem, faces another round of X rays. A spokesman at Research Medical Center said Monday’s X rays were unsatisfactory and will be repeated later in the week when advisable.
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Kansas City
Shadowy figure in French politics rises to second post
Pierre Messmer, a longtime Gaullist and colonial administrator, is named France's premier, moving from parliament to the presidency and reshaping the government as Georges Pompidou seeks to rally Gaullists before upcoming legislative elections. The record traces his career from academic roots to North Africa and Africa's deserts and mountains, highlighting his loyalty to de Gaulle and his role in reshaping the cabinet.
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France
Georges Pompidou
Paris
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Mauritania
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7Smer
North Africa
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Posta
Smer
Weenerey Grout
Charles de Gaulle
Messiner
Fife
Africa
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Messmer Taok
Line Special
de Gaulle
Navy Jets Hit Enemy Bunkers Near Quang Tri City
US Navy fighter-bombers pounded North Vietnamese bunkers south of Quang Tri City as paratroopers advanced on the provincial capital. Vietnamese losses included dozens killed and wounded while shelling hit Hue and nearby areas. An American adviser reported casualties among paratroops and a battalion commander sought a minimum toll as fighting continued along Highway 4 and surrounding towns.
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Pene- Quang Tri City
Gom Ngo
Dennis Neeld
Renarls
Quang Tri City
South Vietnam
Hueing
Gailimer
Halt Furrow
Urbana
Ohio
Neeld
Chieel
Quang Tri
Fourteen Americans Killed In Indochina War Report
AP reports last week saw fourteen American fatalities and four missing in action. Wounded Americans total twenty four. A South Vietnamese communique cites 2,765 enemy killed and 423 government casualties with 2,199 wounded. Separate notes list seven American deaths not from hostilities.
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U.S. Command
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U S Troops In Thailand Equal Level In Vietnam
Bangkok AP reports a reinforcement of the 1.8 Air Force in Thailand brings U S troop levels near those in South Vietnam. President Nixon plans a Sept reduction, leaving Thailand with about 19 000 more U S servicemen than Vietnam. Estimates range from 48 000 to 49 000 plus, with Field Marshal Thanom Kitkkavharn citing 49 000. The Air Force has reopened the Takhit base for FA Phantom operations.
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Air Force
Thailand
South Vietnam
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
Thanom Kittikavharn
National Executive Council
Air Maree
Takhit
FA Phantom
Russia Demands U S Pull Out of Guantanamo Base
Moscow demanded the unconditional withdrawal of the U S naval base at Guantanamo Bay and pledged ongoing massive economic and military aid to Fidel Castro's regime. The demand followed a four thousand word Soviet Cuban communique released as Castro left the USSR after a visit.
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Chien
Guantanamo Bay
Videl Castro
Kremlin
Castro
Soviet Union
Goa
Cuba
United States
Uique
American base Nam Phong opens for Marine air wing
A previously unused American built base at Nam Phong has been opened for use by a Marine air wing transferred from Da Nang, Vietnam. A squadron of U S aerial tankers is brought to Bangkok to refuel fighter bombers operating from Korat Udorn Nam Phong Takhi Uhot and Kanorn Phanom. US Air Force officers survey the British built air strip at Non Man near Ubul for possible use by U S primes if the buildup continues.
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Vietnam
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Bangkok
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Udorn
Nam Phang
Takhii
Uhot
Kanorn Phanom
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Non Man
Ubul
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