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25 TIMES DEMOCRAT Friday, June 1972 Davenport Bettendorf, Iowa Court Ruling Shuts U.S. Wiretaps tf Kennedy asked what the effect on national security would be "if we eliminated all warrantless wiretapping," in foreign as well as domestic areas. "Absolutely zero," Clark 7C "It indicates we didn't need what we had before," he said. Clark, a foe of government wiretapping and bugging, said "not one per cent of the information picked up has any possible utility." RAMSEY CLARK, last attorney general under the previous Democratic administration, testified that "if it's true that just 27 national security taps are in operation today, the number is way down." 15 i a Snake-Bitten Girl Recovering PLAINVIEW, Neb. (AP) -Tiny Joy Lipscomb, 4, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Lipscomb of Manassas. was reported doing well Thursday as she recovers from a Monday night rattlesnake bite. A doctor said the girl has passed the most dangerous period, but will remain under observation for at least another day. The girl was vacationing near here with her family at the time she was bitten.

State Patrolmen and an Air National Guard plane were used to gather serum from six Nebraska communities and Kansas City to treat her. ,1 I i Ui pi rir- p3031(2l tit mm I 3 C- Chess pro Boris Spassky, left, of the Soviet Union, and American Bobby Fischer ponder moves in separate matches. They are scheduled to meet Sunday for the world chess championship. (AP Photo) Fischer Asks iMorc Money Chess Match Muddled WASHINGTON (AP) Six government eavesdropping installations have been shut down because of a Supreme Court decision last week, a Justice Department spokesman said Thursday. This left 27 telephone wiretaps or microphone installations in operation for national security intelligence gathering, said Kevin Maroney, deputy assistant attorney general for internal security.

THE SUPREME COURT held in a unanimous ruling June 19 that electronic surveillance of the type involving wholly domestic organizations could not be carried on by the government without prior judicial approval. The court left open the question of whether, without a court warrant, wiretapping and bugging of foreign agents are permissible to protect the national security. Maroney told a Senate Judiciary subcommittee that Atty. Gen. Richard G.

Kleindienst personally reviewed, in the light of the Supreme Court decision, all the electronic surveillance devices then in place and ordered the removal of six. In reply to a question by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, the subcommittee chairman, Maroney said each device is counted as one installation so that the number of individuals or organizations being bugged for purely domestic security purposes was six or less. HE DID NOT identify the individuals or organizations and, in reply to another question, said he had no information on how long they had been in operation.

Maroney said practically all of the 27 listening devices left in operation after the court's ruling involve foreign intelligence activities. He said the number involving domestic organizations or individuals with foreign links was "very, very minimal." He noted the Supreme Court limited the scope of its decision to domestic organizations with "no significant connection with a foreign power, its agents or agencies." "We would not try to apply this standard without the presence of such factors as substantial financing, control by, or active collaboration with a foreign government and agencies thereof in unlawful activities directed against the government of the United States," Maroney said. i i (a Here's this week's lucky Bingo Board, June 30 through uly 6, 1972. Check all your cards to see if you've won $1, $3 or $25.00. Pick up a Bingo Card from a participating Shell dealer today or send a self-addressed envelope to Department BFC 1, P.

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(AP) The sternwheel pleasure boat Delta Queen struck a bridge pier in the Ohio River here and tore a large hole above the waterline, but police said the craft was able to go on to Jeffersonville, about 50 miles down river, for repairs. The Queen rammed a pier in the bridge between Madison and Milton, bounced off, tore through a dock at the Scuttlebutt Harbor and went aground, officials said. The accident occurred in a "pea soup fog," one witness said, and the river was filled with debris from the eastern floods. The captain was able to back the Queen away from shore, then lost power for about 10 minutes and floated in the middle of the river. REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) Bobby Fischer has made a last-minute demand for more money to play in the world chess championship against Russian Boris Spassky, informed sources said Thursday.

They reported that the 29-year-old American challenger has sent an ultimatum to the Iceland Chess Federation "two or three days ago," saying he would not show up unless he got 30 per tent of the gale receipts on top of the unprecedented sums already guaranteed. UNDER THE agreement Fischer and Spassky signed with the federation, the players will share a purse of $125,000, with the winner getting five-eighths of it. In addition it was agreed that they would each get 30-per cent of receipts from sales of television and film rights for the match. Fischer canceled scheduled flights to Reykjavik Tuesday and Wednesday. This had led to speculation that he was waging a war of nerves with titleholdcr Spassky.

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Since receiving Fischer's new demand, Icelandic Chess Federation officials have been in almost constant touch with Fred Cramer, a former president of the American Chess Federation, acting as Fischer's advance man, the informants said. IT WAS learned that the Icelandic federation wanted to avoid a rupture and was seeking a compromise. Officials were said to feel the federation could not afford any additional expenses. However, the sources said that while the federation might have trouble breaking even if the match went on as scheduled, it would not stand to lose if the match were canceled. Lothar Schmidt, the West German chosen to referee the match, expressed shock when he was told of the stand off shortly after his arrival Wednesday, informants said.

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