Bomb blasts kill four suspected IRA men in Belfast area
In Belfast four suspected IRA provisionals died when their blue Ford Cortina exploded as it rounded a curb in the Castlereagh district. The blast also blew in the front of a Dungannon hotel where three Roman Catholic political leaders were meeting, according to the army. The car was blown to bits and pieces of bodies were found at the scene.
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MIG downed by U S F4 jet over Laos and Vietnam battles
U S Air Force F4 Phantom shot down a Soviet MIG21 in a dogfight over Laos while other jets struck into North Vietnam. South Vietnam reports 62 guerrillas killed in the heaviest battle this year and 60 more in two other battles in Quang Nam Province. Allied air attacks accounted for 86 of 239 guerrillas killed in 24 hours. no American casualties.
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Luna 20 lands on the moon in successful Soviet mission
The Luna 20 probe achieved a soft landing on the moon's rugged terrain, Tass reported. The unmanned craft reportedly solved key landing challenges on a difficult surface with no injuries.
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Washington Window Speculates On George Wallace Motives
Washington pundits discuss Gov. George Wallace's 1972 presidential bid. Analysts note his past 1968 support in five southern states and 13 percent backing, with theories he aims to influence major party policies or aid Nixon. Florida primary looming as Wallace delegates face challenges.
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Belfast boy David McCauley dies mystery surrounds case
Police on both sides of the border investigate the death of 14 year old David McCauley from Ardoyne, Belfast. His coffin crossed into Northern Ireland with a gunshot wound found on the body and questions over whether the injury occurred in Ireland or during a training incident linked to Fianna Eireann.
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Muskie agrees to debate other Democratic hopefuls
United Press International reports Sen. Edmund Muskie of Maine will debate fellow Democratic presidential hopefuls after agreeing in a letter to Democratic National Committee Chairman Lawrence O'Brien. He asks the committee to arrange suitable discussions with declared candidates. The piece also notes rival rhetoric on busing from George McGovern Henry Jackson and Alabama Gov. George Wallace amid Florida primary campaigning and Sen. Humphrey's China visit impact comments. Lindsay campaigns in Florida and Wisconsin amid student crowd reception in Madison.
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Allende targets alcohol related absenteeism in Chile
President Salvador Allende denounced industrial workers for weekend hangovers and warned he will publish names of those absent due to drunkenness. He cited 15 to 20 percent Monday absences in textile plants and urged persuasion over coercion while noting some coal miners drink at least two days weekly.
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Jarring to Visit Israel in New Mideast Peace Bid
U N Middle East peace negotiator Gunnar V Jarring likely to fly to Jerusalem from Cyprus in a few days, after meeting Israeli ambassador in Nicosia to set the date. Israeli government sources said Foreign Minister Abba...
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Clues Found in Australia to Magnetic Field Reversal
Australian researchers report clues from prehistoric aborigine remains suggesting patterns related to magnetic field reversal. The study notes possible ancient observations embedded in ancient artifacts and geological samples. The findings are preliminary and ongoing.
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Yorty seeks to keep his name off of Florida primary ballot
Florida Supreme Court weighs whether Sam Yorty can avoid appearing on the March 14 primary ballot while not campaigning in the state. Yorty argues his rights are violated if forced to run in Florida. Florida AG defends the law as legitimate for citizen choice.
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