Violence in Ulster Pushes Province Toward Civil War
Security chiefs warn Northern Ireland teeters on civil war after a violent weekend that killed 10 and wounded 28. Curfew plans in Belfast, more British troops eyed as IRA clashes erupt in Catholic districts. toll since mid 1969 reaches 711 with 13 deaths this month.
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UPI
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Irish Republican Army
Tandonderry
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Cnucim
Ireland
Agnew in Singapore Explains U S Asia Policy
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew met with Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew to explain U S policy in Asia after the Indochina war. Officials offered few details of the 12 hour talks while noting U S plans for regional role and military aid to Thailand as a buffer against Communist expansion.
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UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Southeast Asia
Lee Kuan Yew
U.S
Asia
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Lee
Thailand
Bangkok
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Indonesia
Malaysia
Philippines
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Hilton Hotel
Nixon to spend about 10 days at Western White House
President Nixon plans a roughly ten day stay in San Clemente California at the Western White House midweek to focus on domestic matters. He will not meet South Vietnamese leader Thieu during this visit and may receive Vice President Agnew on his Southeast Asia tour return.
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UPI
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San Clemente
Calif
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California
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South Vietnam
Thien
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Asia
U.S
Camp David
Congress
Nixon budget cuts deeply into federal programs
President Nixon proposes sweeping cuts across many federal programs for the coming fiscal year. He highlights savings from eliminating overpayments to ineligible recipients and improving management, while expanding social security. The plan urges tax cuts on residential property and keeps general revenue sharing at about 30.2 billion over five years, with limited details on spending at state and local levels.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
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California
House
Senate
Aso
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
POW release may drag beyond midweek, ICCS says
In Saigon, ICCS chief Gauvin cautioned that prisoner releases could begin within a week or so, not necessarily by midweek, as cease fire monitors arrive at regional HQs. The Saigon command cited 89 cease-fire violations in the 24 hours to dawn, the first sub 100 tally since the truce began.
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UPI
Michael Gauvin
International Commission of Control and Supervision
ICCS
Hye
Gauvin
1CCS
IOCS
Canada
Hungary
Indonesia
Poland
Joint Military Commission
JMC
ICCH
United States
Viet Cong
South Vietnam
Newemen
Mrs. Boggs Wins Democratic Nod to Succeed Missing Husband
Louisiana Democrats back Lindy Boggs widow of T Hale Boggs to replace him in Congress. She won a special primary with more than 70 percent, beating four opponents as the party eyes a March 20 runoff against Republican Robert EB Lee.
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New Orleans
UPI
Louisiana
Chase Lindy Boggs
House
T. Hale Boggs
Robert EB. Lee
Congress
Senate
Ecuadorian navy seizes disabled U S tuna boat
The Panama, an American owned tuna boat out of San Diego, was seized by the Ecuadorian navy for allegedly violating the 200 mile territorial waters limit. The Panama's owners face a 578,880 fine, and the ship was towed to the Galapagos and then to the mainland for repairs.
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San Diego
UPI
American Tunaboat Association
Panama
U.S
August Ferando
Ecuador
United States
Felando
Galapagos Islands
Avalanches Kill 11 in Austrian Ski Areas
Two avalanches in Austria killed 11 people on Sunday, ten of them Bavarians trapped during a weekend ski outing near Gerlos on Kitchspitze Mountain. Rescue workers found ten bodies within an hour and police reported three victims from one family. A second fatal slide occurred in St Anton, where one West German skier died.
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Belfast
Innsbruck
Austria
UPI
Gerlos
Kitchspitze
Alps
Roland Wanner
St. Anton
Barbra Streisand boosts Up the Sands at CINEMAIL
Movie notes report Streisand receiving critical laurels for Up the Sands at CINEMAIL. A double feature of Claire's Knee and Chlog in the Afternoon was canceled by projector failure. Lady Sings the Blues held over in Bennington. Williamstown College Cinema offers the film with showtimes and contact details.
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Cinemail
Steve Hanson
Chat Laban
Williamstown
Bennington
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