IRA to ease terror campaign for peace talks in Northern Ireland
In Belfast the Provisional IRA signaled a temporary halt to bombings and shootings for several days to back peace efforts by SDLP Catholic leaders. A four day referendum in Bogside and Creggan showed broad support for a plan ending internment, freeing prisoners, and withdrawing British troops.
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UPI
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IRA
Provisionals
Northern Ireland
Social Democratic and Labor Party
SDLP
Omain
London
Wiliam Whitelaw
Atate
Paddy Devlin
Joan Hume
Devlin
Hume
Whitelaw
Naly Telegraph
Bogside
Creggan
Rescuers find no survivors in crashed jetliner debris
A Cathay Pacific Convair 623 jetliner carrying 41 people including the Kenny family from West Bend Wisconsin crashed 35 miles southeast of Pleiku Vietnam. Seven bodies recovered with no signs of survivors among 70 passengers and crew. The crash occurred at 26 000 feet amid conflicting initial reports of possible enemy or mechanical causes. Orient Paradise Tours had marketed a three week Majestic paradise tour of Asia.
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Pleiku
Vietnam
Singapore
Bangkok
Hong Kong
U.S
U.S. Bombers Stay Clear of Hanoi During Podgorny Visit
UPI reports more than 34 air strikes inside North Vietnam on Thursday as U.S. fighter-bombers avoided Hanoi during Soviet leader Podgorny’s visit. Targets included bridges, storage areas, truck convoys, and airfields near Hue Da Nang and Quang Tri with ground clashes reported around Fire Base King's area and Long Thanh. President Thieu departed Saigon for a war zone tour amid ongoing fighting and shelling along the coast.
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UPI
U.S
North Vietnam
Washington
Hanoi
Nikola ¥. Podgorny
Air Force
Ninh Binh
Pudgorny
Paris
Quang Tri
Joseph Strauss
Hue
King
Bastogne
Unil
Long ‘Thanh
Saigor
Barney Selbert
da Nang
Earby
Marble Mountain
Seibert
da ‘Nang
Nguyen Vang Thieu
Disclosures Delay Abrams' Rise to Army Chief of Staff
Washington officials fear disclosures of unauthorized U S bombing raids into North Vietnam may delay or derail Gen Creighton W Abrams from becoming Army Chief of Staff as Gen William C Westmoreland nears retirement. Abrams leads U S forces in Vietnam and is among three top candidates with Gen Frederick C Wegan and Gen Michael Davison also in the running.
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UPI
U.S
North Vietnam
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S. Army
Abrams
Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Rencent
John D Lavelle
Seventh Air Force
Southeast Asia
Senate
Army
Nixon
South Vietnam
Frederick C. Wegan
Michael §. Davison
Europe
Wife accused of poisoning husband with ant poison in scotch
In Goshen Indiana Shirley Rock 24 is indicted for first degree murder in the May 25 death of her husband David Rock 26 in Hishart General Hospital. Prosecutor C Whitney Stabaugh said marital problems led to slow arsenic poisoning by spiking drinks over several weeks.
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Union Center Church of New Brethren, Gut
Naked Revenue Agents Held Hostage in Memphis Dry Cleaners
In Memphis, state revenue agents confronted LaSaunders Hudson who demanded a meeting with Gov. Dunn. Hudson held agent Don Duncan for eight hours while Duncan, Duncan’s colleagues, and a crowd watched as agents were forced to undress. Isaac Hayes aided negotiations at a Black Panther HQ next to the cleaners.
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James Balentine
Memphis
Tenn
UPD
State Revenue
Wiegan
Park Street
John Mabile
LaSaunders Hudson
Dasnea
Don Duncan
Hudson
Winfield Dunn
Dunn
Henley
Nashville
Totel
Duncan
Donn
Vines
Lee
Myself
Isaac Hayes
Gunn
Cinemas Show Double Bill With Mixed Reviews
Williamstown and surrounding areas offer a heavy mix of films including Carnal Knowledge at College Cinema, paired with Soldier Blue, and Skyjacked criticized as junk. Hollywood names like Ann Margret Jack Nicholson Candice Bergen and critics weigh in with varied opinions on the lineup across multiple theaters. First shows usually at dusk at Coury’s Bennington Hoosac and Hathaway drive-ins in Massachusetts and New York.
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Liamstown
Ann- Margret
Jack Nicholson
Candice Bergen
Williamstown
Bennington
Hoosac
Israeli military court to try Japanese gunman Okamoto
The Israeli military court will open trial for Kozo Okamoto the surviving attacker in the Lod terminal massacre May 20. Reports say the tribunal may impose a death sentence and could convene in Rehovot with two lawyers, though Okamoto refused counsel.
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UPT
Kozo Okameta
Aginst Okamoto
Ha'aretz
Kreesnan
Rehovot
Tel Aviv Bar Association
Yakov Hagler
Okamoto
Lod
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Orient Paradise Tours, Inc
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Mass
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Gocher
New York
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EAP
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Massachusetts
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Adams
Berkshire Drive-In
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Pehibhing Corp
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Starcom de Cullen Inc
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Stmle
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North Noosick
Hathaway's
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Charley's Aunt Oliver
Sunction Restaurant
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North Country Express
Seaboard
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