Belfast Jail Raid Angers IRA as Hunger Strike Rises
IRA raids on Belfast internment sites trigger a mass protest plan by Catholic and republican detainees calling for release and boycott actions. The strike coincides with attacks aimed at damaging the economy, including several hazardous devices near city landmarks. Authorities announce a judicial inquiry into detainee brutality while reiterating interment stands, with tensions centered on Crumlin Jail and the prison ship Meidstone in Belfast Harbor.
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Belfast
Lodny
North
Orn
Ireland
Sman
Anxilor
Ministry’ of Health
Armagh
Crumlin
Britain
Royal Corps of Miliary Police
Army
Northern Ireland
Psing Authority
Atv
Royal Ulster Constabulary
Lister Volunters
IRA
Visitor Gave Jackson the Gun Says Warden
A warden said a visitor furnished Jackson with a gun in a Soledad case that sparked a police response. The incident followed a prison shootout at Marin County where guards killed five, including inmate George Jackson. The article notes legal and political fallout and mentions Ky, Thieu, and U.S. diplomat Bunker amid broader South Vietnam tensions.
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George Jackson
Jonathan
Marin Coun
Angela Davis
Wisin Marin
Marin County
Jackson
John Lynn
Ventura
Calif
Ronald L. Kans
Fresno
Spt
Tere Graham
Department of Corrections
Frank FP
DeLenm
Artton
Wil Paul Krasner
Bolivia in Hands Of 3 Army Men
Rebels moved on the capital as Torres fled the Presidential Palace. Army units clashed with Colorado troops and civilians. Air support and shell fire rained on Miraflores and surrounding areas while civilians sought cover in hillside blocks.
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Bolivia
Torres
Cour
Lala
Pax
Rome
Figlmvan
Tebal
Colorado Tenons
Miraflores Arroy
Castrilla
Otheir
Tigulng
Nurses Meet Amid City Unrest At Civic Address
At daybreak the city saw clashes as armed groups barricaded in a hotel and a university site hosted the biennial convention. Gov Thomas J Moskilwil and loyalists faced a tense scene as dignitaries delivered a major opening address amid the upheaval in Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J
State to Change Child Care Plan in Connecticut
Hart ford UPI reports the Department of Children and Youth Services will spend about 200000 annually to place delinquent children in private group homes. Commissioner Frannis Maloney says buying private services saves money versus building state run centers. initial plans for Hartford Berzenor and New Haven sites were vetoed by Gov. Meskill, with $290000 from the original appropriation reallocated to private placements.
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Hartford
UPI
Department
Childre and Youth Services
Groun
Frannis Maloney
Girlvale
Berzener
New Haven
Maloney
Ginv
Thomas J. Meskillater
New Haven Hearing Planned on Allegheny Propjet Crash
The National Transportation Safety Board will hold a multi day hearing at the Holiday Inn in New Haven on Sept 21 about last June’s Allegheny Airlines propjet crash at Tweed airport. NTSB official Rudolph Kapustin said experts from the Weather Service FAA and aircraft maker will testify, with survivors and relatives among those slated.
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New Haven
API
National ‘Transportation Safety
NSH
Allegheny Airlines
Tweed
NTSB
Rudolph Kapustin
Holiday Inn
Convat Am
National Weather Service
Federal Aviation Administration
CFAAD
Lem
Kapulvin
Misaland McCea
National Lahore Relations Board l
Washington
Narman’ H. Kelly Sr
Waterford
Kapulsin
James A. Walktee
Memphis
Jenn
Isd
Hope Center Reopens as Coordinator Returns from Vacation
Hope Center at 679 North Avant plans to reopen Monday as coordinator Mrs. Gloria Stewart returns from vacation. The facility continues its work addressing narcotics problems and assisting victims in the community.
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Hope Canter
North Avant
van Tengen
Ann
Gloria Stewart
Fifth Black Woman Found Strangled in Stamford Chain
Police link a series of strangulations to a parkway area near Stamford involving five women. The latest victim, Mrs. Henry, age unknown, was found with her mouth gagged and clothing torn, with autopsy pending. Previous cases include Gail Thompson, 1, and four earlier victims dating from 1965 to 1968. Investigators, including Sgt. Lombardn and Troop G members, are pursuing clues to movement since Saturday night.
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Robert Krysiak
Wera
Lieut
Piri
Tradmwell
Stanford Hospital
Ated
Micae
Witlauy
Sedat Osvzmert
Henry
Gail Thompson
of && Pressprich
Stamford
Parkway
den Road
Thompson
Dane Int Roberts
Gloria Coen
Att. Vernon
Yaseergay
John Lombardn
Tremper
John Solomon
Troop G
Big Antiques Shaw Set for Stonington
Antiques show and sale plan exhibits from over 20 dealers. Event originated as ecumenical project among four churches and now expands to include tours of homes and old buildings. Includes meals, foot sales, bazaars, teas. Stonington churches will open for inspection. Museums and historic sites in Mystic also part of tours.
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Stonington
Beyilelon Lewis
McKinney Pushes Air Cooling for Commuter Cars
Washington AP reports Rep. Stewart B. McKinney Connecticut calls for air conditioning on Penn Central NH commuter trains. He says Transportation Dept and Penn Central adopted his plan to power cooling units at station stops, with portable equipment moved to heat areas. Penn Central notes efforts to address sweltering cars and concerns over power sources.
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Washington
Penn Central
Stewart B. McKinney
R-Conn
McKinney
Transportation Department
Fenn
Central
William M. Meara
J Meamwolth
Connecticut
Transportation Commission
Samuel Kanelt
New Haven
Samford
Salute to Black Spanish Culture Ends 3 Day Run
A three day salute to Black and Spanish culture concluded in Washington Park with a Spanish play La Muela Del Rey Varfan set in 16th century Spain. Local cast led by Roberto Rodrigues Sarez featured many residents and was sponsored by the Dridgaport chapter of the Puerto Rican Parade of Connecticut. An estimated 1,000 attendees heard three Black groups perform a rock concert after opening acts Intrigues from Philadelphia and Chililes from Chicago with the Persuaders of New York City closing the event led by announcer George Pulliam.
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Washington Park
Spain
Roberto Rodrigues Sarez
Dridgaport
Connecticut
Tic
Castivore
iAna D. Machuca
Ang Morgler
Margarita Lopez
Maria S Machuca
Miriam Reyes
Auria
Patty Barrera
Feliciano Martora
Nazario Martinez
Luis Gonzalez
Mariana Fierro
Dos @ Villafane
Leo Lacend
Humberto Quiles
Maria Rivera
Nereida Morell
Davie Bernaced
Luis Lacend
Bonnie Mach
Breaks Reported Across Weekend In Bridgeport
Bridgeport police investigated six weekend burglaries. The LaRosa pharmacy at 25 Madison Avenue was penetrated via a cellar but burglars fled after an alarm. Items stolen included a television set radio and various cast. Other incidents included vending machines damaged, a burglary at Housatonic College on Hagitutn Avenue, a record player and clothing missing at 739 Noble Avenue, and checks on a break at 10 Johnson Street and a residence on Marc hing Village.
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Bridgeport
LaRosa
Madison Avenue
Arts
Wond Avenue
Palice
Housatonic College
Hagutim Avenue
Ome
Ome Jelothing
Noble Avenue
Helen Casey
Johnson Street
Mildred Rojas
Marching Village
Sentencing Today For Nancy Pardue
A UPI report notes Mrs Nave Pardue faces sentencing in US District Court for smuggling weapons to her husband during a Bridgeport visit and for infant endangerment and assault related charges. The case ties to a February 1970 bomb attack in Danbury that injured 26 and a bank theft connected to the blast aftermath.
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Harycorn
UPI
Nave Pardue
Aes
Danbury
John Rossel Pardue
Pardue
Bridgeport
Mia Federal
Plex
Nanury
25 Nabbed in N J and New York for Draft Office Raids
A broad raid roundup led to 25 arrests in New Jersey and New York tied to planned raid on draft offices. Clergymen including Rev Peter Donald Ford, Rev Michael Doyle, and Rev Milo Billman linked to the case. Others named include Frances Swadden, Michael Giscondo, and Charles Lee Barat among several from Camden, Bridgewater, and Buffalo. Bail set high for some. authorities say raids may be connected to broader disorder but no final link confirmed.
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Peter Donald Fords
New York
Michael J. Doyle
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Camden
Milo N. Billman
Camdon
Fordi
Father Doyle
Alan
Frances Swadden
East Orange
Michael John Giscondo
New Jersey
Grady
Biltman
Robert
Revrigans Defense Committee
Joan Reilly
Bridgewater
anTy James Mussi
Redmani
Mass
Barah Jane Tosi
Dorchester
Margaret Mary Inness
Boston
Keith William Forsythe
1Philadelphia
Goodwin
Anderema
Edward I. McGowen
Edwart
Buffalo
Davst
Hrother
David Narst
Calonaville
Catonsville
Vit Darsk
Addnisses
Darat Ared
Abe
FRE
Justice Department
Washington
Karl L. Brouse
Soreia
FHS
Atty
Guy Gondwina
Marisburg
Goodwitt
U.S
Charles Rudd
FAI
Haddon, No
William Id. Anderson
Port Office
Selective Service Office
U.S. Army
TRE
Post Office
Hey
Rutgers University Law School
FBE
Peel Ter Grady
Maw
York Cily
Yinglewter
Kady
Slice
Selective ‘Service
Poe
Ea Aero
Mawell
Paul Bernerd
New Haven
Worchester
Ponal
Chiewan
Henry Kissinger
Couminghia
Youth Corps Helps Make City Cleaner
The Bridgeport area NYC program mobilizes youth at ABCD and NYCT sites citywide. Enrollees work four days weekly on maintenance, airport tasks, hospital paths, housing screens, and park cleanup while earning wages and participating in educational activities. Local officials praise the program for improving cleanliness and community service.
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Tildgeport
Vicatechie Autrunner
Ciyer
Nici
Corps Parollees
Crea
Neightonhood Youth Corps
EL 8
Fae
Bridgeport Community Development, Inc
Greater Bridgeport
Bridgeport
Nicholas J. Mainiero
ABCD
Vite Sents Hospital
Nyc
Vi &Beiderort Housing Authority
Caralloes
Oplaygmumdt
Marina
Father Pantk
Barnumr
Seaside Park
Pleasure Beach
U. S
Bridgeport Tire’ Deepartment
Mhe Public Whar
Fairfield
Sacred Heart
YMCA
Hall Neigh Herhont House
Model Citien Agency
Bridgenort Park
Thonpsany Myc
Caralleas
Parle
Nak
Meskill Action On Tax Dive Details Emerge
Report notes ongoing Meskill tax investigation with multiple arrests this week over alleged prostitution involvement. Individuals named include Saelia Melénigit, 22, and Ghailadak, 21, linked to offenses at listed addresses. Officials discuss revenue effects and tax rate proposals amid broader budget considerations.
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Brida
Saelia Melénigit
Narmillon
Ghailadak
Son
Panik Villag
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