London bomb blasts injure five in historic night
A string of bomb blasts by Irish Republican militants rocked London during the night injuring five people including a policeman wounded when a bomber exploded in his hands. Police said more blasts were likely as officials noted ongoing threats and downtown disturbances.
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Five Londoners Wounded in IRA Bomb Blasts
Five Londoners are wounded in two IRA bombing blasts. Police and emergency crews respond as investigators search for suspects and assess the threat level in central London.
Mansfield Praises Nixon on China Ties
Washington led by Senate Majority Leader Mansfield expresses support for Nixon Kissinger policy toward China. The report notes debate over Mainland relations and indicates Mansfield’s optimism about progress, with mentions of political context and past events.
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Standby Gas Ration Plan Looms as Nixon Era Debates Fuel Action
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Japan Declares Emergency Over Fuel Shortage
Tokyo announces a national emergency amid oil embargo effects and soaring inflation. Prime Minister Tanaka seeks public cooperation as government empowerment to control oil supply, price risks, and consumer protections is approved.
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Hawkeye Council of Boy Scouts Elects New Officers
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