IRA seeks truce in Belfast Lenadoon housing move
Provisional IRA says it will suspend operations in Lenadoon to allow 6000 Catholics to return home. William Whitelaw to meet commanders on troop withdrawal as 1800 Catholics return. violence across Northern Ireland drops with no deaths on Monday.
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Vietnam's ex-emperor appeals for national reconciliation
Bao Dai, 61, former Vietnamese emperor in exile, calls on the nation to end fratricidal war and pursue national reconciliation. He writes to South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu, urging unity as North Vietnamese forces are seen as invading the south. A state announcement accuses Hanoi of igniting civil war via Communist infiltration with Soviet and Chinese support.
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Vietnam
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Nixon Returns to Washington Irked by Congressional Spending
Nixon flies from the Western White House at San Clemente to confront a Democratic Congress over inflation tied to spending. He plans to meet Republican leaders this week to discuss domestic programs and may address the nation on congressional irresponsibility if the budget remains out of balance by more than seven billion dollars. Teamsters endorsed his re election as he prepares for a politically charged monthlong session. Peterson travels to Moscow for talks on a comprehensive new trade policy and debt settlement to open ports for mutual ships.
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White House
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Congress
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Pacific
Commerce
Peter G. Peterson
Soviet Union
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Moscow
Sweig Freed After Year In Federal Prison
Sweig, once a top aide to former House Speaker John McCormack, was released from Allenwood prison farm after serving a year on perjury charges tied to alleged influence peddling. The 48-year-old Boston resident entered prison in 1971 and had sought reversal of his 1970 conviction, which an appeals court rejected.
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Nathan M. Voloshen
Gary Roth
New York
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McGovern seeks labor support amid AFL-CIO split
Senator George McGovern began a two week vacation in the Black Hills as a rift widens within AFL-CIO endorsed unions over backing his presidential bid. Meany faces pressure to endorse at the upcoming council meeting while McGovern mails outreach letters to 150 international unions. Daley’s late backing adds to campaign momentum as McGovern remains largely out of public view in a secluded Black Hills cabin.
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New York Times
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the Times
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COPE
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Chicago
Richard Daley
Miami Beach
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South Dakota
Tornado Threat Looms Across Midwest States
United Press International reports eleven states from the Texas Panhandle to Michigan and Ohio faced tornado and severe thunderstorm threats. Northwestern Illinois and several counties saw twisters and damage to homes and barns while Chicago area lost power to about 12,000 homes and businesses. Tornado sightings occurred in central Kansas, east central Iowa, and north central Indiana with no reported injuries.
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Ohio
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Chicago
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Iowa
Indiana
Swedish diplomat killed in Colombia
Kjell Richard Hagglof, first secretary at the Swedish Embassy in Bogota, was shot dead while driving his Mercedes in the western Bogota district. Three dressed gunmen on motorcycles or on foot fired as he slowed to turn, killing him instantly. He was married with five children.
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Critics Reassess Kubrick Classics and Hitchcock Returns
The review column notes critics at first praised A Clockwork Orange then reverse judged it as flawed though technically strong. Alfred Hitchcock's Frenzy earns mixed audience reaction. Local listings show Cinema I and several drive-ins with showtimes and GP ratings for new and ongoing features in Williamstown Bennington and surrounding theaters.
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Kubrick
Malcolm McDowell
Alex
Rossini
Beethoven
Walter Carlos
Alfred Biichcock
Hitchcock
Williamstown
Bennington Drive-In
Laird concedes dikes bombed in Vietnam
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird acknowledged that U.S. bombing may have struck some dikes and dams in North Vietnam but insisted there was no targeting of major water works. He noted incidents could occur if such sites housed antiaircraft batteries or lay near key bridges and supply routes.
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Washington
U.S
Explosions Rock USS Warrington Off North Vietnam
Two underwater blasts rocked the destroyer USS Warrington off the North Vietnamese panhandle with no Communist activity suspected. One crewman was slightly wounded. the ship was to Subic Bay for repairs while joint forces bombarded Quang Tri and Hue areas as operations continued.
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Tiger cages hold 24 prisoners near Hue Vietnam
UPI reports captured Communist antiaircraft gunners are held in 24 barbed wire tiger cages at Landing Zone Sally, about seven miles northwest of Hue. Each cage, three by five feet, houses one prisoner, mostly restrained by wrist or ankle to the wire. medical care appears to have been provided.
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Vietnam
Nixon acts to help jobless flood victims
Washington turmoil over Agnes disaster leads to hiring 40 060 workers for temporary recovery at 28.5 million. Labor Secretary Hodgson says action follows President Nixon's orders to speed relief in mood-stricken areas and notes over 100 000 claims filed for disaster unemployment benefits across New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and Florida.
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