IRA Gun Battle Fatalities Rock Belfast as Talks Continue
In Belfast and Londonderry gunmen and British troops clashed for hours. An IRA sniper killed a British soldier at Victoria Police Station in Londonderry, bringing total provincial deaths to 343 in nearly three years of sectarian violence. A later cease-fire statement was promised after talks between IRA Provisional leaders and SDLP officials, with SDLP urging a lasting peace.
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Mayors Back Nixon on Vietnam Reject Withdrawal Plan
Mayors reject a Oct 1 troop withdrawal call and back President Nixon. The U S Conference of Mayors approved a resolution praising Nixon's handling of the war and defeated an antiwar measure. They also backed gun control through a federal handgun ban with limited exceptions.
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Swiss extradition sought in Hughes hoax case
New York report says the Swiss government demanded Edith Irving be extradited for involvement in the Howard Hughes biography hoax. An extradition hearing before U S Magistrate Gerard L Goettel adjourned to today. Swiss counsel Berard Reyerdin read charges including embezzlement forgery and theft tied to forged passport and signature on checks to Hughes, with McGraw Hill Publishing as payee.
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Vietnamese push along My Chanh River front near Hue
North Vietnamese forces crossed the My Chanh River and attacked South Vietnamese paratroops in heavy fighting, with tanks and 130mm guns reported. About 100 North Vietnamese deaths cited by allies. Vietnam and U.S. air support continued against the assault as Marines pull back from Quang Tri Province.
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Israeli raid across Lebanon nets five Syrian officers report
Reuters style report cites UPL and Tel Aviv sources on a retaliatory cross border attack in southern Lebanon. five Syrian officers including Brig. Gen Adharg Alouani captured after a surprise clash nine miles from the sea. Israeli officials claim no persistent shelling and note the captures followed raids tied to the Lod Airport massacre and a prior bazooka attack. Lebanese and Israeli remarks conflict over shelling in El Edarse area. Lebanese president convenes emergency cabinet as UN Security Council potential action looms.
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Longtime Rep Emanuel Celler Faces Split With Rival
Washington dispatch notes Elizabeth Holtzman, 20, challenged Emanuel Celler, 1888 born and long-time chairman of the Judiciary Committee, saying he was out of date and sexist. Holtzman won the New York primary, highlighting Celler’s age and the need to campaign anew.
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Retraining urged for workers who lose jobs due to imports
Harvard Business School economist Robert B. Stobaugh urged a US policy shift to retrain workers displaced by imports, focusing on industries where the US is competitive. He called for negotiating a global services trade pact and noted rising foreign direct investment strengthens employment and the balance of payments.
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Bennington Drive-In Screens Three Oscar Winners Tonight
Bennington's twin cinema features three acclaimed films all Oscar winners. National stars include George C. Scott in a hospital drama and Brynner in Sabata, with The Graduate at Cinema I and The Garden of Finzi-Continis at Cinema II. Also notes local college cinema and Hathaway's Disney double bill for families.
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