Protestant youths clash with police and troops in Belfast
About 100 Protestant youths hurled stones at police and soldiers after a Protestant meeting in East Belfast. Two vehicles were set ablaze as the crowd dispersed under army guard. A police officer was struck but remained on duty, and two people were arrested.
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Belfast
Northennetona
UPI
Templemore Avenue
Woodstocks Road
Ciney
Armagh
Landendberey
United Methodists condemn homosexuality in creed debate
United Methodist delegates at the general conference condemned homosexuality as incompatible with Christian doctrine while maintaining that homosexuals are persons of sacred worth and may have ministry and guidance. The body also called for wealth redistribution, criticized organized gambling, and opposed public lotteries as a societal menace.
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Atlanta
United Methodist Church General Conference
Robert W. Moon
Sacramento
Call
Fierce fighting around Quang Tri and An Lac
Communist forces cut off Quang Tri on three sides as battles raged across the province. U S B52 bombers attacked suspected positions west of the city while Navy destroyers shelled the area. Civilian casualties and refugees mounted as South Vietnamese forces withdrew their HQ and prepared defense plans for Kontum in the Central Highlands.
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Saigun
UPS
Quang Tri
South Vietnam
Highway 1
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
da Nang
Fives
Weathier
Quang Tri River
Saigon
Kontum
Central Highlands
John Paul Yann
C.S
Highlands
Inosyn
Tt Coops
Quang Tri Province
South China Sea
An Lac
Feretrgra
Prosecution seeks to use Angela's diary in trial
In San Jose California prosecutors seek to introduce an edited Angela Davis diary as vital evidence. Judge Arnason had ruled three love letters admissible but deemed the diary immaterial. a closed hearing was set to decide on an edited version.
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San Jose
Calif
Angela Davis
Eorge Jackson
Albert ¥. Haris Jr
Richard E. Arnason
Miss Davis
Jackson
Iarris
Harris
Jonathan
Harold Haley
George Jackson
John Thorne
Soledad
Thorne
Charles Garry
Spanish bullfighters plan strike to protest high taxes
The union representing 1200 bullfighters votes to suspend bullring appearances starting May 1 until fiscal reforms reduce income taxes. Matador Manuel Benitez known as Fal Cordobes cites taxes of 1.5 to 3 million dollars and discusses deductions and aging careers. The San Isidro Festival May 11-28 looms as potential loss of the world series of bullfighting with 250,000 fans expected.
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Madrid
UPI
Spain
Matador
Manuel Benitez
Fl’ Cordobes
Ike el Cordobos
Cordobes
Paco Camina
Bullfighters Union
Romania Seeks Role as Mideast Peacemaker
President Nicolae Ceausescu aims to bridge Israel and Egypt with Romania acting as catalyst. He invites Israeli leader Golda Meir to Bucharest next month, seeks Sadat’s talks later, citing past mediations with Hanoi and China. U.S. officials welcome the idea. Russia remains skeptical about the initiative.
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Stewart Hensley
UPI
Washington
Romania
Balkan
Oregon
United States
United Nations
Russia
Nicolae Ceausescu
Socialist
Israel
Egypt
Ceausescu
Golda Meir
Bucharest
Anwar Sadat
Hanoi
China
State Department
Joseph Sisco
Sisco
Fussle
Sadat
Ceausestu
Johnson returns to his ranch after hospital discharge
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson left Brooke General Hospital in San Antonio and returned to the LBJ Ranch after recovering from a recent heart attack. Doctors said his convalescence would continue at home in the Hill Country as he regains strength and seeks peace and quiet.
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Johnson City
Tex
USFI
Lyndon B. Johnson
Janson
Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio
Johnson
Brooke
Tom Mathews
Brooke General Hospital
Cbj Ranch
Charlotteville
J. Willis Hurst
Atlanta
Mathews
At the Movies at Cinema T&11 and Nearby Theatres
Milton Bass praises The Hospital as very funny starring George C. Scott and Diana Rigg with an Oscar nomination for Scott. Mary Queen of Scots at Cinema HU features Vanessa Redgrave and Glenda Jackson, five Oscar nominations. Mark of the Devil screens at The downtown theatre for horror fans. Williamstown College Cinema shows The New Freedom in Germany rated X. Showtimes: Harle 7:15 9:05. Cinema 1 7 9. Cinema 11 7:45 9:20. Williamstown 7 9 p.m.
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T&11
the Hospital
Milton Bass
Berkshires
The
Eagle
Paddy Chayefsky
George C. Scott
Diana Rigg
Diana Wige
Scott
Buss
Cinema i
Cinema HU
Agen
Mary, Queen of Scots
Vanessa Redgrave
Glenda Jackson
Harte
Williamstown College Cinema
Germany
Harle
Williamstown
Food prices dip 0.4 percent in March
Washington reports March retail food costs fell 0.4 percent after a four month rise, kept 1972 market basket costs 5.4 percent above March 1971. Beef prices held steady, while farm prices slid 2.0 percent, narrowing the farm to retail spread amid mixed meat and vegetable returns.
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Washington
UPL
Agriculture Department
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