IRA Boasts Success For Violent Policy
Belfast AP report states the outlawed Irish Republican Army claims progress in its intensified violence policy and warns civilians to stay away from government buildings and British troops. A Dublin release says only one IRA man wounded in a week, four British soldiers killed, and about a dozen wounded, marking their first communique since the prorogued ultimatum. Opposition parties set a rival assembly meeting in Londonderry on Oct 5 to challenge the Protestant-led government amid ongoing unrest. the death toll remains 105 in two years.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Rea
IRA
Provisionals
Dublin
Brian Faulkner
Social Democrat and Labor Party
Nationalist Party
Assembly of the
Londonderry
Indiana Phosphate Ban Faces Federal Challenge
In Indianapolis AP reports Indiana's 1971 phosphate ban in detergents faces federal scrutiny as a three year phase plan prompts court tests under the Commerce Clause. Surgeon General Steinfeld warns substitutes may be caustic, while lawmakers debate enforcement and substitute availability amid Lake Michigan pollution concerns.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Washington
Jesse L. Steinfeld
Proposal calls for Peking council seat
UNITED NATIONS NY AP The United States seeks support for a revised two China resolution giving the United Nations seat to Peking while pledging to keep Nationalist China in the UN President Nixon said the US will vote for admission of the People's Republic to the United Nations and for a Security Council seat The private meeting at the U N mission reviewed the draft and sponsorship prospects Ambassador George Bush aims to line up backing before General Assembly action early next week Officials noted little change beyond a proposed clause on the Security Council seat with Japan and allies pressing for the shift The plan would seat mainland China in the UN while allowing the Nationalists to remain a separate representation The administration has found broad support for giving the seat to Peking and is studying the issue in a three group sponsorship split"}
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Indiana
U.S. District Court
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Joseph W. Harrison
Attica
Senate Public Health Committee
Robert H. Bales
Danville
House Public Health Committee
Harrison
Bales
United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N
China
Security Council
Peking
Washington
Nixon
United Nations
People’s Republic
U.S
George Bush
General Assembly
Bush
Ilamatic
Japan
William P. Rogers
Indianapolis area schooling suit widens desegregation case
The Justice Department adds seven more suburban and county school systems to the Indianapolis desegregation suit, bringing total defendants to 19. The petition names Mount Vernon Hancock Greenfield Mooresville Avon Plainfield Brownsburg Eagle Union and other districts, with State Supt. John J. Loughlin as a third party defendant. The filing follows Judge Dillin’s ruling suggesting suburban districts may be included to address racial balance, and seeks court action or legislative creation of a metropolitan school district to unify the districts involved.
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Indianapolis
Justice Department
Indiana
John J. Loughlin
Federal Bureau of Census
Mount Vernon
S. Hugh Dillin
Marion County
Carmel- Clay
Hamilton County
Greenwood Community School Corp
Johnson
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Peking Council
Hancock County
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