Irish Protestants split reflect leadership clash in Northern Ireland
In Belfast, Protestant leaders Faulkner Craig and Paisley face a power struggle as Craig’s Ulster Vanguard Movement criticizes Faulkner and Paisley and plans civil disobedience to oppose British rule. Vanguard seeks an independent Ulster amid reform fears affecting Protestants.
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Brian Faulkner
William Craig
Ian Paisley
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Paisley
Irish Republican Army
Austin Ardill
Rally
Vanguard
Sedate Students Seek Sun After Spring Break
Thousands of college students vacationing in warm areas kept behavior largely orderly this year, with fewer crowds and limited arrests. In Ft Lauderdale about 10 000 students were present and officials praised conduct. Santa Cruz and Palm Springs reported dwindling turnout and unclear departures. Guaymas reported 1009 students visiting a resort 250 miles below the border amid visa considerations. Area forecast calls for partly sunny skies, northwest winds, and highs in the 40s to 50s.
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Guaymas
Juveniles Implicated in City LSD Complaints
Bruce Perry 25 of 505 West 2nd faces two city court LSD sales charges. He allegedly sold 32 tablets to a juvenile girl and a second warrant cites seven tablets to another juvenile. Bond set at 5000 per charge. Perry arraigned with a Monday hearing scheduled.
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Bruce Perry
W. 2Nd
Perry
Lige Matlock
Sheriff's Office
Highway Patrol
Ray Zumalt
Matlock
Richard Ashley
John N. Sherman Jr
Grocers Defend Against Nixon Food Price Claims
Local grocers reject President Nixon's charge that middlemen drive food costs. They blame wholesalers processors wages and macro conditions, citing labor costs and price adjustments after the freeze. Several say meat and produce swings reflect demand, weather, and freight, with some suggesting zero profit on meat by big chains as relief.
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Eric Anderson
Anderson
Carroll Disney
Disney
Kenneth Olson
Olson
GOP Blasts Democratic Spending Policy In Kansas
Kansas GOP chairman William Falstad accused Democrats of distorting facts to hide free-wheeling spending under Gov. Docking and his administration. He linked the pattern to national Democrats and predicted Kansans would vote them out this November. In Florida, Navy Chaplain Andrew F. Jensen was acquitted of a misdemeanor adultery charge after a two hour jury deliberation.
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Topeka
Kan
Willliam Falstad
Kansas
Docking
Dreising
Jacksonville
Fila
Andrew F. Jensen
Ham Still Tops Easter Menus in Chanute Grocers Reports
Chanute grocers report boneless hams 10 to 12 pounds remain the most popular Easter entree with some families choosing half-a-ham. Turkey and roast beef follow, while shoppers seek more fresh produce and fruit oriented baskets for nursing home residents.
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Chanute Grocers
Ily
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