Peace Peril By British, Dublin Says
Dublin accuses Britain of 20 incursions into the Republic over two years and warns a repeat could harm peace after a weekend shooting that killed a British corporal and wounded two soldiers. Britain says shots came from Irish Republic side. IRA activity blamed.
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Irish Republic
Republic
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Belfast
London
Daily Telegraph
Jock Lynch
Lynch
Brian Faulkner
Irish News
B Specials
Thieu Faction Loses Ground in Assembly
In Saigon, Thien still controls the national assembly but with a diminished majority. Two thirds of deputies were not reelected, signaling a more activist, fragmented legislature as pro and anti government camps scramble to woo undecided seats before the new house convenes.
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Saigon
Thien
National Assembly
Thieu
Mekong Delta
Twin
An Quang Buddhist
Viet Cong
Hue
da Nang
Duong van
Minh
National Progressive Movement
Worker Farmer Party
Not Official but Teacher Raises Probable in CR
Cedar Rapids teachers are likely to receive their scheduled annual raises this year. Dr William Ramstad assistant superintendent of Personnel Research and Information Services told the board that directives from the Kansas City district Office of Emergency Preparedness appear to cover Cedar Rapids teachers. He cautioned that official word is expected later this week from Kansas City clarifying the situation.
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Donnis Bates Wee
Cedar Rapids
William Ramstad
Cedar Rapids Community School
Ramsted
Ramstad
Kansas City
Bingham Faces Murder Counts at San Quentin
Five murder counts were filed Tuesday against Stephen Mitchell Bingham 28 grandson of a former Connecticut governor and U S senator in the August 21 San Quentin escape attempt that left six people dead. The report notes confusion over wage and price policies as the story unfolds across related political and criminal context.
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San Quentin
Calif
UPI
Stephen Mitchell Bingham
Connecticut
U.S
George Jackson
Jackson
Cedar Rapids Board
Fitson
Bruce Bales
Cedar
Rapids
Bingham
Rales
California School Finance Plan Voided
California's 45 billion annual education funding plan based on local property tax was voided by the state supreme court, a ruling with national implications. Officials say the decision could shift funding to a state model and impact poorer districts, while administrators hope for protection of educational quality regardless of wealth.
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Sacramento
California
Supreme Court
Wilson Rules
Sanford Gruskin
Ipeak P
Suse Mayne Sullivan
Taxeble Property Wealth
Collins Board
Collins
Reagan
Los Angeles
Superior Court
State Supreme
Collins Shareholders Endorse NR Offer
Collins Radio Co. shareholders voted to sell a controlling stake to North American Rockwell Corp. NR will invest cash funding and the deal may close at NR headquarters in Pittsburgh. Arthur A. Collins will stay as president and director while W. F. Rockwell Jr. remains chairman.
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Comer Rapids News
Collins Radio| Co
North American Rockwell Corp
Cedar Rapids
Catns
Pittsburgh
Pontiac Bus Fire Ties to Integration Clash in Michigan
FBI joined the search for those who blew up 10 empty school buses and damaged two in Pontiac amid a court-ordered busing plan to desegregate the district. No injuries reported. Police linked detonations to wiring and detonators, estimating $150000 in damage. The plan would bus about 8000 of 24 000 pupils, sparking fears of white flight and a potential disaster for race relations as the district prepares to implement new bus routes and deliveries of 40 new buses.
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Pontiac
Mich
FBI
Board of Education
Robert Jackson
Supreme Court
Jotny Kennedy
Bennelpale
Grant Parish
Memphis
Lutz
Fla
Tamps
Raleigh
N.C
Miami-Dade
Wallace
Alabama
Highway Commission to inspect Amana path Sept 9
Ames area notes the state highway commission will tour the proposed freeway route through the Amana colonies on September 9. Debate centers on which opponents join the commissioners to provide balance as staff supports the project and a local representative from each faction is discussed.
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Ifo Potas
Joseph Cougal, Jr
Two Farmers Found Shot at Garnavillo
GARNAVILLO authorities and the state bureau investigate the deaths of two Garnavillo area farmers found shot to death on a nearby farm west of town about 9 am Monday. Ray Zapf and William Henry, both in their 40s, lived together on Zapf’s farm. The Clayton County medical examiner said both men were shot to death and their bodies were dug in, with a relative covering them. Investigators consider possible murder hints.
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Ageniz
Scant Fireworks Amid Desegregation Openings Across the South
Desegregation rollout began as most Southern schools opened with limited protests and mostly smooth first day operations. Georgia reports 3 million students back, while counties like Bullach and Grant parish see boycotts and late registrations. Picketing occurs in Memphis and Lutz Fla as busing expands, with officials pursuing court guidelines to balance safety and integration.
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Questi
Georgia
Bullach County
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