Ulster returns to normal amid Belfast bombing violence
In east Belfast a gelignite bomb damaged about a dozen stores with no injuries reported as protests over Britain's Northern Ireland policy end a two day Protestant work stoppage. Sniper fire and fires followed the rally as troops dispersed crowds and a later casualty count proved uncertain.
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Nixon aide denies urging GOP crossovers in Wisconsin poll
Francis L. Dale, head of the Committee to Re-elect the President, said no effort was made to encourage Republicans to vote for Wallace in Wisconsin. He cited Nixon’s lack of GOP opposition as the reason for reduced campaigning. Rep. Paul McCloskey, former Nixon rival, said he will not endorse but may discuss issues in Wisconsin. McGovern received Milwaukee pastor Gene Boutilier’s endorsement, while Chisholm reported no active campaigning or intended support in Wisconsin.
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Arab turnout on West Bank elections cited as proof under occupation
In Nablus and other West Bank towns, 13,725 of 46,950 eligible Arabs voted in a Jordanian-ruled area now under Israeli occupation. Defense Minister Dayan said the secret ballot occurred without guerrilla or Jordanian interference and warned against terrorism disrupting results. Nearby, Elizabeth Wright, a 25 year old widow, reported ambulance confusion over a mistaken hospital pickup for a pregnant neighbor.
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Angela Davis trial delayed by attempted jail escape
Angela Davis arrived for her trial on murder kidnapping charges in San Jose when sessions were postponed after an attempted jail escape at Santa Clara County Jail. The incident, involving a hostage situation and a car preparation, occurred near the Marin County courthouse where her case is being heard. The defense argued the case is politically motivated as prosecutors linked Davis to the Soledad Brothers affair and the judge hostage incident.
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Execution deadline passes for Fiat executive hostage
In Buenos Aires, the ransom deadline for Fiat Argentina director Oberdun Sallustro expired with no sign the leftist Revolutionary Army of the People had executed him. The government refused ransom termsincluding 1 million dollars in school suppliesand Fiat stated the conditions were beyond reach.
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First vote at 91 in Covington Kentucky
In Covington 91 year old widow Florence Hicks plans to vote for the first time in November. She reveals her father and late husband opposed women voting, but peer pressure from friends persuaded her to register and endorse Nixon.
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The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight Opens Tonight
At Cinema I the comedy about a bumbling mob opens with mixed reviews and a light crowd that may enjoy a change of pace from recent fare. Also showing XY and Zee at Cinema I and College Cinema with the same cast. The Godfather is playing in Pittsfield with a single nightly show at 7:20.
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