Protests and Catholic clashes flare in Ulster killings
In Belfast, five killed by gunfire in renewed Protestant Catholic clashes. A sixth death occurred in the Irish Republic amid IRA faction feud. Police tie Ulster killings to tit-for-tat violence, IRA cease-fire cited but sectarian toll climbs to 104 since Jan 1. Provisional death tally reflects decades of strife.
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Bulgarian lobster boat released after UPI report
The 291 foot Bulgarian trawler Argonaut to be released after a U.S. District Court hearing. Officials say the vessel will pay an undisclosed sum for alleged international law violations. Seized June 12 by the Coast Guard about 157 miles southeast of Nantucket for allegedly keeping 500 pounds of American lobster. Held in quarantine in Boston. Representatives did not comment on a Washington report claiming a $300,000 fine.
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North Vietnam Seen Preparing to Expand Influence in Indochina
UPI reports high level U.S. officials say Hanoi and the Viet Cong fight Cambodian forces and may clash with laotians as Pathet Lao dominates Laos. Intelligence suggests Hanoi seeks a separate Saigon government for years before reunification, with Chinese advisers aiding Cambodian forces and North Vietnam directing military actions from behind the scenes.
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Boston Kindergartners to Receive Polio Vaccine
Health officials launch a rapid immunization drive in Boston aiming to vaccinate about 10,000 kindergarten age children against polio. The plan, reviewed by city health and school leaders, follows a June 2 briefing from Dr.
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Desegregation anniversary stirs Boston protest at Globe
About 300 demonstrators from ROAR blocked all exits to the Boston Globe building delaying Sunday edition delivery for an hour. Eight were arrested, one for assault, as police dispersed the crowd. The event marked the desegregation ruling's first anniversary amid claims of biased coverage and ongoing court action led by U.S. District Judge Garrity.
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House panel to study business tax breaks
The House Ways and Means Committee advances a tax reform plan seeking permanent changes since 1969. Hearings start today with Committee chairman Al Ullman aiming for a first draft by September and House action in the following month, leaving two months for final steps.
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Queen halts Ugandan execution after royal appeal
Idi Amin postponed the firing squad sentence for English lecturer Dennis Hills after two British officers allegedly delivered a plea from Queen Elizabeth II on their knees. Amin delayed the execution and summoned Uganda's Defense Council to decide, with Western diplomats signaling likely clemency. Hills had been convicted of treason for calling Amin a village tyrant in an unpublished manuscript.
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Amin pledges to meet Queen Elizabeth over Uganda crisis
The radio cites Idi Amin planning to send an emissary to London to negotiate with Queen Elizabeth II. Amin demanded six terms for Hills' life including expulsion of Ugandan refugees from Britain and spare parts for Ugandan military vehicles. Senate tax agenda shifts to capital gains, withholding and business incentives.
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