Ulster Referendum Security Tight Amid Violence Threats
Northern Ireland faces a historic referendum with a million voters as barbed wire checkpoints and thousands of troops guard polling stations. The death toll since 1969 violence rises to 741, while leaders urge unionist turnout and nationalist boycotts shape the political stakes.
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OPT
Northern
Ireland
Amny
Coldstream Guard
Anton Brown
Northern Ireland
United Kingdom
Republic of Ireland
Britain
London
Cambodia seeks withdrawal of North Vietnamese troops
Cambodia said it is ready to start peace talks with North Vietnam as fighting raged near Quang Tri City. Lon Nol offered to facilitate North Vietnamese withdrawal, while Saigon and Viet Cong reports tallied heavy shelling, casualties, and ongoing ceasefire violations amid regional tensions.
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Saigon Command
South Vietnam
Quang Tri City
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Prema Penh
Hanoi
Saigon
Binh Duong
Vienamese Navy
Ue Viet River
Quang ‘Tri
U.S
le Trung Hien
Vietnam
Hien
Khmer Rouge
Lon Nol
Prince Nordom Sihanouk
Mekong
Judge reopens death inquest two stars to testify
In Phoenix a judge ordered Burl Reynolds and Sarah Miles to testify at the reopened inquest into David Whiting’s death. Whiting, 26, was found dead February 11 in Miles’s motel bathroom from an overdose with methaqualone and other injuries. Miles described Whiting as possessive. Reynolds aided her during the incident.
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Aziz
UPL
Burl Reynolds
Sarah Miles
Reynolds
Nuesday
David Whiting
Miss Miles
Charles Hardy
Jane Evats
Mulford Windsor
Justice of the Peace
Gila
Ani
Fortin
Windsor
Whiting
Gila Bend
John P. Frank
Louise Campbell
London
Arizona
Onstar
Robert Bell
Stata
Tod Rer
Nudity draws crowds at Honolulu lunch in Dunes club
A Honolulu venue hosts topless and bottomless waiters and waitresses during lunch, drawing hundreds of patrons including dignified matrons and giggling secretaries. Promoter Jack Cione expanded the stunt after initial success, while efforts to control underage attendance and keep the show humorous and non offensive continue.
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Honolulu
UPI
Dunes
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Cione
Raning
Phoenix
Ariz
Atrip Actions
Gene
Gloné
CBS TV withdraws controversial drama in pushback
CBS TV pulled the drama Sticks and Bones from its Friday lineup after about 69 affiliates declined to air it. Producer Joseph Papp condemned the move as prior censorship while network president Robert Wood cited national sentiment toward returning POWs and veterans as a reason to delay the telecast.
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UPI
Cbs-Tv
Joseph Papp
New York Shakespeare Festival
CBS TV
Bram
Papp
CBST
Networ
Robert Wood
Wood
Wowel
Jess Immediate
Sudan bans Arab guerrilla groups after embassy attack
Sudanese President Jaafer Numeiry declared a nationwide ban on all activities by Arab guerrilla organizations in response to the assault on the Sudanese embassy in Beirut. He blamed Al Fatah for planning the 60 hour siege that killed U.S. Ambassador Cleo Noel Jr. and others, and said those involved would face trial under republican orders.
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Numeiry
al’ Fatah
Beirut
William P. Rogers
F Rogers
al Fatah
Khartoum
al Katah
Numieiry
al Yat
Numeiry Said
Omdurmer Radio
Hospitals Hit Hard By British Strike A Day Series
Britain faces nationwide disruption as 220000 non medical hospital workers join a strike. More than 750 hospitals report delays and cancellations, with risks of infection from unwashed linens and calls for emergency service protection. Gas workers, teachers, and transport staff also strike, threatening further chaos.
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London
UPI
Edward Heath
Raf
Kenneth Sumner
Sheffield
Sumder
Western Infirmary
Glasgow
Scotland
Manchester
Vommuters
Gystern
Gas Company
Agnew vows no amnesty amid veteran cheers
Vice President Spiro Agnew told a Veterans of Foreign Wars dinner that the United States must be unyielding in denying amnesty to those who dodged the Vietnam draft. Three former prisoners of war attended the event as Agnew praised POWs and faulted draft dodgers and deserters for not admitting error.
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UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
United States
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Agnew
Vienam
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United Pras Internatice. 1
New York Cunet New Service
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