Britain proposes Northern Ireland peace plan with power sharing
London outlines a White Paper creating an 80 seat Northern Ireland assembly with an executive reflecting party strengths. Britain to retain security powers while a Council of Ireland would be formed with cross border cooperation. Violent incidents continue as reactions mix guarded optimism and protest.
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Britain
Northern Ireland
Council of Ireland
Anc
Irish Republican Army
William Craig
Belfast
Lon
Donderry
Westminister
Whitelaw
House of Commons
Northern Ireland Assembly
Ulster
United Kingdom
Irish Republic
Gray Reneges On Telling FBI Files Contents
Washington AP report on attorney general orders limiting Gray's answers about FBI files. Bayh, Tunney, and Scott comment on the Watergate era disclosures and White House stance while Gray cites loyalty to the president and limits on providing internal directives. He also refuses to share a memo initiating an investigation related to a Nixon campaign speech. Bayh suggests calling Kleindienst to testify on the new orders.
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Washington
L. Patrick Gray III
FBI
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Richard G. Kleindienst
Nixon
Gray
Senate Judiciary Committee
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Kleinherst
Atorney
White House
Sen
Hugh Scott
Rpa
Capitol Hill
Scott
Watergate Complex
Senate
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Gray. Hart
Hart
Kleindienst
Bayh
Supreme Court Allows Landowner Voting In Watershed Districts
The Supreme Court, in two 6 to 3 decisions, upheld voting restrictions in watershed districts California and Wyoming that weight ballots by landholding size. The majority said districts have limited purposes and need not follow standard one person one vote. Justice Douglas dissented, arguing voting should be equal for residents and landowners alike.
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Washington
Supreme Court
California
Wyoming
William O. Douglas
William H. Rehnquist
Tulare Lake Basin
Rehnquist
Douglas
J. G. Boswell Co
Two Navy MIAs Now Carried On POW Lists
The Pentagon said two Navy airmen formerly listed as missing in action are now carried as prisoners of war. Cmdr. Harley Hall of Vancouver Washington and radar man Lt Cmdr Philip Kientzler were shot down over northern South Vietnam days before the January 27 cease fire.
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Washington
Navy
Pentagon
Harley Hall
Vancouver
Wash
Philip Kientzler
South Vietnam
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