Devlin Plot Claim Spurs Ulster Rights Clash
Bernadette Devlin, 22, accused of fleeing Belfast to escape arrest and an assassination conspiracy in Londonderry. Dr Frank Gogarty, Belfast dentist and NORI Civil Rights head, told 300 at Faneuil Hall she cut short her US visit to rejoin her people at Bogside. He warned British troops would meet resistance as barricades define the times of a free people.
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Boston
Bernadette Devlin
Ulster
Belfast
Londondenry
Frank Gogarty
Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association
Faneuil Hall
United States
Miss Devlin
House of Commons
Gogarty
Donald McCaughan
Committee For Justice In
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Engand
Praise for Ho Sparks Protest On House Floor
In Washington officials clash as Rep Koch compares Ho Chi Minh to George Washington prompting protests from Rep Watson and Rep Hays. In Los Angeles county health notes cold water detergents sanitizers lack evidence of disease transmission, Dr. Gerald A. Heidbreder reports to the Board of Supervisors.
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Ho Sparks
Washington
Edwards
Koch
Dm.y
Ho Chi Minh
Albert W. Watson
R S.C
George Washington
Vietnam
Watson
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Tie
Los Angeles
Gerald A. Heidbreder
Board of Supervisors
Blacks Reject Chicago Jobs Plan
A civil rights coalition rejected a joint plan by the Chicago Building Trades Council and Building Construction Employers Association to open thousands of construction jobs to Negro workers. The coalition said it would not be in control and walked out, risking renewed picketing of projects. The proposal offered immediate 1000 jobs for qualified Negro journeymen plus training, aiming for employment equity in five years. Reverend T. G. Vivian said the plan did not meet coalition demands and declined to comment further.
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Chicago
Sone
Chicago Building Trades Council
Building Construction Employers Association
Coalition For United Community Action
TG. Vivian
Eployer
Vivian
Arthur O'Neil
Builders Association
Builders-Un
Ion
Coallion
Cigarette Firms Boycott New York Times
Major cigarette makers including American Tobacco, Philip Morris, R J Reynolds, and Liggett and Myers pledged to stop advertising in the New York Times. American Tobacco announced immediate withdrawal, citing the paper’s health warnings and disclosure rules to take effect Jan. 1.
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American Tobaco Co
New York Times
American Tobacco
American Brands, Inc
The
Times
Philip Morris, Inc
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Liggett & Myers, Inc
Liggett
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