Belfast gunfire claim and turmoil across Northern Ireland
A Belfast girl was killed as gunfire erupted in the Catholic Andersontown area. In Strabane near Londonderry youths attacked a police station and set two cars ablaze. London Derry saw a shot aimed at three officers with no injuries. The IRA issued a five point peace plan demanding Stormont abolition and pledged to halt violence if accepted by a deadline, while the government rejected the plan. At Miltown cemetery mourners followed Peter Gallagher with his infant daughter's coffin, killed by a bullet from a speeding car. A booby trapped car exploded near a police station by the U.S. Consulate after a young man and woman left it Sunday night.
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Heath rejects UN role in Northern Ireland crisis
London UPI reports Prime Minister Edward Heath flatly rejected any United Nations intervention or end to partition in Northern Ireland after a daylong meeting with Irish Republic Prime Minister Jack Lynch at Chequers. Officials said Heath stressed Northern Ireland's status in the United Kingdom and warned there is no grounds for UN observers while promising to pursue steps to address Catholic grievances and restore peace. The talks, described as relaxed and businesslike, continued after lunch with leaders seeking to cool the crisis and plan further discussions.
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Communist plot revealed in Manila TULA report
UPI reports a Manila disclosure of a memorandum claiming a July August Plan to assassinate and terrorize in Manila. The document supported by undercover agents justified suspending habeas corpus under President Marcos as a countermeasure against Communist subversive plans. A Senate panel later found no dangerous insurgency in the Philippines.
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JFK arts center opens with Mass preview at Opera House
A crowd fills the Kennedy Center Opera House for the first public preview of Leonard Bernstein's Mass as the center opens. The crystal chandelier was a gift from the Austrian government and the official opening, with Bernstein conducting, is planned for tomorrow in Concert Hall.
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Nixon Seeks Relief Amid Tax Plan Pressure Week
President Nixon labels a busy week as Congress reconvenes under pressure to push tax proposals for consumer relief. A White House Cabinet meeting on international economic policy precedes talks with Japanese ministers. Senator William Proxmire criticizes the administration for favoring large corporations citing a profit gap between big and small firms and calls for focus on medium and small manufacturers.
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B52s POUND HANOI-AREA BUNKERS IN VIETNAM STRIKE
UPI reports US Air Force B52 Stratofortresses dropped nearly a million pounds of bombs Monday night and Tuesday near Khe Sanh to aid South Vietnamese forces moving into western Quang Tri province. US F-4s lost two aircraft in the North Vietnam air strike, with ongoing ground actions 36 miles north of Saigon and near the Laotian border.
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British officer held by police on spy charges
Portsmouth police remand Royal Navy officer Begbam, 31, after a brief appearance. The anti submarine frigate Roth on crew member, now tied to spy allegations from earlier this year, with details undisclosed. He lives near the naval base with his wife Maureen and four children. his wife described his 15 year rise from boy seaman to officer.
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Weather Outlook Scatters Showers Across Northern Regions
Scattered showers are forecast today from the Northern Rockies into the Northern Plains and from the lower Great Lakes to northern New England. Showers and thunderstorms are expected from the central Gulf Coast through Florida. It will be a unsettled day with varying rain chances across the region.
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Muskie lays out plan to curb inflation and aid recovery
Senator Muskie frames the Vietnam era and financial crisis as urgent for inflation relief and jobs. He calls for a $350 million emergency aid for localities, a $250 million employment program, and a $7 billion consumer tax credit, arguing a broad, just government is needed. He criticizes the Nixon administration and vows a coast to coast tour to engage Americans.
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Nixon's policy called socialism
Meany denounces Nixon economic plan as a form of socialism for big business. He cites a 10 percent tax credit for new plant purchases and depreciation boosts, calling it a $70 billion windfall to private treasuries over a decade. Meany argues funds should back schools, hospitals, housing, and jobs.
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New Haven explores unfinished portables and district plans
New Haven report says eight temporary buildings readied near Alvarado School as the district prepares to open junior high on Sept 17. Supt Duane Bay reports to trustees at 8 PM in Manuel White School auditorium.
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Marines stifle honeymoon in Utah couple arrest
A Utah couple married in Laramie on Monday faces Marine Corps disciplinary action after a charge of absence without leave. Sherral Butcher of Salt Lake City was married to Richard G. Sharples of Caplan, Utah, but both were detained as the husband was returned to his Marine duties and the wife escorted home.
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