Northern Ireland toll hits 500 as peace talks loom
The death toll in three years of Northern Ireland violence rose to 500, revised police figures showed as Roman Catholic politicians opened secret peace talks with British officials. The tally reflects the difficulty of counting guerrilla deaths, with many bodies carried away. The story notes ongoing discussions between Britain's Northern Ireland administrator William Whitelaw and Catholic politicians, while Protestant majorities fear backlash for talks and internment policies remain controversial. Militant Catholic protests planned to mark the first anniversary of internment.
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Elks host area clinic for crippled children in Wks Country
Elks and Plate Goyal Division of Public Welfare co sponsor a Saturday clinic in Wren for services for crippled children. The event offers cerebral registrations with clinical evaluations and three patient pathways: physician referred consultations, treatments, and follow ups for previously certified cases. Nebraska committee members Clyde Simpson Walter Llamnston and others will oversee Manning arrangements and programs.
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Sirhan Moves Off Death Row to Ad Justment Center
Sirhan B. Sirhan, convicted for the 1964 slaying of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, has been moved from San Quentin Death Row to the prison’s Adjustment Center. The transfer, alongside eight other inmates, follows a state Supreme Court ruling that the death penalty is unconstitutional in California. Prison official Joseph K.R. O'Brien says safety measures in the new area are sufficient to prevent harm.
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Beauty queens arrive in Saigon aboard US Navy ships
Saigon hosts Miss Americas Laurie Lea Schaefer and six beauty queens to entertain troops in Vietnam and on Navy vessels in the Gulf of Tonkin. The group includes Linda Jean Moyer Miss Jah Janis Gentry Miss Maine Ally Warner Miss South Carolina Pam Inabinet Miss New Mexico Michele Comali Miss Louisiana Avis Ann Cochran and Miss Selmefer from Ohio. Irene Bryant of Overland Kansas mother of 198% Miss arnmeric Tubb Bryant joins as chaperone. A tour of US bases in Thailand is planned starting August 21.
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Victim Recovers Donations After Thief Steals $225
In Nashville area a hospitalized husband prompted a vigil by his wife Mrs. Alfred Warren. She lost $225 and a watch to a thief while by his bedside. Donations from hospital staff and the public surged, reaching $847. A Kansas City donor sent $10. the largest gift was $225 from W. BR. Queen, a Nashville surgeon who also quoted scripture.
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Gas shortage warnings seen as consumer alert in Nebraska
Lincoln AP reports state Sen. Lavan Sehtoil of Dav id City says warnings of gas shortages are meant to prepare consumers for price hikes. Charles Chace of the Nebraska Petroleum Council cites possible future shortages tied to the energy crisis. Schmit notes Nebraska’s grain alcohol fuel testing program, and calls for industry help in developing alcohol blends for motor fuel.
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Back in jail after escape from Madison County Jail
Arthur Anderson eight of Norfolk remained in Norfolk city Jail after escaping Madison County Jail Friday and returning to custody. His brother Don twelve and Mitch Johnson seventeen from nearby towns were detained. Anderson had broken out by digging through a yard wall and later surrendered with his attorney. Officials said he faces a one to three year term for vandalism in Norfolk. Dinosaur National Monument has been remapped by the US Geological Survey.
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