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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1971

Page

3

Cooperation signs raise cautious hope in Northern Ireland

In London the SDLP leader Gerry Fitt signaled willingness to negotiate for a political solution in Northern Ireland but demanded an end to internment without trial. Heath urged participation in government while Red Cross officials planned to visit internment camps near Belfast amid ongoing violence and a Me rion Street explosion killed two youths.

London Northern Ireland Gerry Fitt Social Democratic and Labor Party SDLP Ulster House of Commons Fitt Brian Faulkner Eee James Callaghan Britain Belfast Lower Falls Merion Street Irish Republican Army

Mrs. Mitchell Foresees Nixon Victory in 1972

Mrs. Martha Mitchell, wife of Attorney General John Mitchell, predicted Nixon will win reelection in 1972. She spoke at a Raleigh news conference before a $100-a-couple reception with 120 guests by the poolside. She urged the President name a woman to one of the Supreme Court vacancies.

Raleigh Martha Mitchell Nixon U.S

Fragmented OCR Snippet Notes on War Time England

A garbled OCR fragment references workers and managers policy and excuses for shortcomings. It mentions watching the fire bombing of London and an elderly Englishwoman recalling wartime memories. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent context or full events.

London

Cuban Refugee Flights Resume After Suspension

The State Department announced Cuban refugee flights will restart on Monday after Fidel Castro's government suspended them earlier this month. Spokesman Charles Bray said Havana has enough people willing to depart to allow flights for one week.

Washington State Department Fidel Castro Department Charles Bray

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