Five Die as Ulster Violence Surges in Belfast and Armagh
Night of gunfire in Belfast and Armagh leaves five dead and 192 injured as mobs clash with police and sectarian hatred rises. Britain recalls 600 infantrymen to Ulster and deploys 600 more as fear grows of wider rioting and IRA sniper activity.
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Northern Ireland
Armagh
Ulster
Royal Air Force
England
Londonderry
Royal Green Jackets
British Defense Ministry
Royal Ulster Constabulary
Britain
Irish Immigrants Republican Organization
London
Birmingham
Glasgow
Irish Civil Rights Solidarity
Der
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Hospital board resignations follow administrator offer
Rutherford and Mutchler quit Sheltering Arms Hospital Board of Trustees amid ongoing hospital controversy. Rutherford offered no comment and said he is no longer on the board. Mutchler cited wife health concerns and distance from home as reason to resign.
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Tom Price
James Bishop
Craig
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital Board of Trustees
Carl Thielmann
Dwight Rutherford
Dwight Mutchler
Messenger
Rutherford
Mutchler
Thielmann
Trains Carry Gas Phosgene Pods to Louisiana and New York
Two trains carrying hundreds of canisters of phosgene gas head to industrial buyers in Louisiana and New York State. One route passes through Chicago with about 300 tons shipped from the Rocky Mountain Arsenal in Colorado under special DOT permits.
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Louisiana
New York State
Chicago
Des Moines
Iowa
Army
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Colorado
U. S. Department of Transportation
Seven astronauts join line for first space ride
Seven Air Force Navy and Marine officers from the canceled MOL program join a long line of rookies awaiting a spaceflight. The group includes Karol J. Bobko Charles G. Fullerton Henry W. Hartsfield Donald H. Peterson Richard H. Truly Robert L Crippen and Robert F Overmyer. Meanwhile a Northeast Airlines hijacking in Miami leaves a gunman seeking his mother and a knife accomplice on board. Governor Rhodes eyes a two million attendance at the Ohio State Fair while previewing on a shuttle bus.
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Meridian
Miss
Robert L. Crippen
Porter, Tex
Robert F. Overmyer
Westlake
Ohio
Astronaut Corps
Air Force
Mannec Orbiting Laboratory
Space Station
Earth
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Briefly more money for junior fair exhibitors in the annual livestock show
U S military spokesmen said Viet Cong and North Vietnamese attacks will likely continue at 20 to 40 a night, with a later spike before Sept 2. U S headquarters reported 41 enemy rocket and mortar attacks and eight ground fights in 24 hours. Casualties: 11 Americans killed, 88 wounded. South Vietnamese losses described as light. A Chicago area shipment to a Lockport chemical plant split in St. Joseph Missouri with a neutralizing agent on hand. Antiwar protesters demonstrated as a train passed Elmhurst logs.
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U. S
Chicago
Lockport
N. Y
Louisiana
St. Joseph
Army refuses release of Green Beret in Vietnam murder case
Eight U S Special Forces members face premeditated murder and conspiracy charges over the death of a supposed double agent linked to Cambodia. Maj. Gen Mabry ordered arrest. Gen Abrams allegedly issued the top orders. The victim Chu Yen Thai Khac has been identified though some say alias. All eight remain jailed at Long Binh as the Army weighs trial.
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Middleton
Chu Yen Thai Khac
Cambodia
U.S. Cen
Tral Intelligence Agency
CIA
South China Sea
Nha Trang
Army
U.S
Robert B. Rheault
Vineyard Ha
Green Beret
G.L. Mabry
Vietnam
Mabry
Creighton W. Abrams
Income climbs as prices rise in July economy
The Commerce Department reports personal income reaching a new high while prices also increase. Treasury Secretary Kennedy warns of intolerable inflation that could devalue the dollar. July income rose by about $6 billion to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $752.3 billion, driven largely by a $2.5 billion federal pay raise. Economists expect roughly $5 billion monthly gains for the rest of the year. Temperatures expect mild heat with scattered showers early next week.
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Commerce Department
U.S
Secretary of the Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Dedi
Who Are Nixon's Men
Sunday Messenger reports on the aides surrounding President Nixon and their influence while noting the difficulty of identifying their names. Also covers a Stewart man painting a mural at Federal Hocking School, Winnie Owens recalling circus life, Professor Lewis as a music leader, and a statewide American Legion baseball tournament winner to be decided tomorrow with sports coverage.
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Stewart
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Federal Hocking School
Federal Creek
Hocking River
Winnie” Owens
Nelsonville
Ringling Brothers Circus
Lewis
Middleport
Opera House
American Legion
Messenger
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