Riots Erupt Over Bernadette Devlin Jailing In Londonderry
In Londonderry clashes flare as Protestants Catholics and British troops confront rioters after Catholic civil rights leader Bernadette Devlin loses her final appeal and begins a six month sentence for inciting sectarian riots. First Lady Pat Nixon to lead Peru earthquake relief mission with 10 tons of priority aid. U Thant urges U N to be all embracing and admit Red China and divided Vietnam.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Bernadette Devlin
Miss Devlin
House of Commons
San Clemente
Calif
Pat Nixon
Peru
San Francisco
U.N
U Thant
China
North
South
Vietnam
Chain-Reaction Crash Ties Up Jamestown Street
In Jamestown New York city police arrested 57 year old Walter J Wellman of Rumson New Jersey on a charge of driving while intoxicated after a chain reaction crash involving three cars a parking meter and a post and a broken plate glass window at a former restaurant Wellman posted 125 bond and pleaded innocent as his license was suspended his car struck a parked car owned by John F Pieters of Lakewood pushing it into another parked car belonging to Sheldon Staples of Celoron before crossing the street and hitting a parking meter top which flew off and shattered the plate glass of an empty store
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Jamestown
N.Y
Rumson
N.J
Walter J. Wellman
Wellman
Lester W. Berglund
New York
Art Metal status unclear as talks end
Jamestown faces an uncertain future for Art Metal with about 750 jobs at stake. John E. Walker, Art Metal president, said talks to sell Art Metal Div and Jamestown Laminating to Hillside Metal Products Inc. have terminated, leaving the plant's fate unresolved.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Art Metal
Nnew Developments
John E. Walker
Art Metal Div
Hillside ‘Metal Products, Inc
Newark
N.J
Walker
Drivers Cited For Violations In Recent Arrests
City police report roundup of motor vehicle infractions over past days. Names include J Mesaino 21 of 115 Park Ire John M Adams 18 542 West anch stress Ella Lewis 48 Sugar Grove Pete J Dail Elk tret caused crash by failure to yield Stephen V Tinko 2 R D 1 Columbus reckless driving Capp Jr 0 Elgin Marion D Sager 21 110 West Smith Street speeding for conditions.
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Hagens
Porter Weed
Ee J. Mesaino
Park
John M. Adams
Ella Lewis
Sugar Grove
Pete J. Dail
Stephen V. Tinko
R.D
Columbus
Capp Jr
Elgin
Marion D. Sager
West Smith Street
Fighting in Golan Heights tops since 1967 war
Israel and Syria fought a daylong battle in the Golan Heights with heavy exchanges. Syria reported 45 soldiers killed and 75 wounded, while Israel said 10 troops died and 27 wounded. Both sides claimed substantial losses including tanks, aircraft, and artillery. Additional action occurred on other fronts with Egyptian and Jordanian reports of exchanges and limited casualties.
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Syria
Golan Heights
Damascus
Middle East
Tel Aviv
Israel
North Viets Evacuate 9,000 Cambodians From Northeastern Provinces
In Saigon a military spokesman confirms over 9,000 Cambodians and troops were moved from Labansiek and Bo Kheo to South Vietnam via Highway 19 and Camp Enar after a June 24 operation. The evacuees, including several hundred Cambodian soldiers, were said to have no weapons. The pullout leaves Ratanakiri Mondulkiri and Stung Treng under Viet Cong and North Vietnamese control, as Cambodia appears to cede territory to protect the central region.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Labansiek
Bo Kheo
Ratanakiri
Pleiku
U.S
Camp Enar
Phnom Penh
Coun
Try
Mondulkiri
Stung Treng
Bo Khee
Maj
Am Rong
Lomphat City
Kompong Thom
Kompong Speu
Phnomenh
Three Hurt In Two Area Auto Accidents
A Cambridge Springsman was thrown from his 1966 convertible after being forced off Route 6 by an oncoming car. Ronald Ellis, 28, of Cambridge Springs reported the crash two and a half miles west of Union City. Ellis’s car spun, rolled, and he was treated for cuts and bruises, kept overnight, and released. A Warren pair, Jane Guthrie and passenger Jeannette Zurcher, were treated after a wet-road crash on the Youngsville Bypass near Warren. Damages were about 350 dollars. Also, employment in Pennsylvania rose by 21,100 to 4,855,100 in May.
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Cambridge
Ronald ©. Ellis
Corry
Union City
Berm
Robert Fleetwood
Ellis
Route 6
Union City Memorial Hospital
Warren General Hospital
Youngsville
Jane Guthrie
Warren
Wonder If She'll Pass The Course
A Warren two car collision on Route 6 at 1 07 pm yesterday caused about 7500 in damage with no injuries. Trudi L Hodas 16 of Warren drove a Warren Area High School driver training vehicle two miles west of Youngsville signaling left then turning right. Walter Hees of Bradford tried to pass on the right as the left turn was signaled and his car struck the training vehicle before veering off the road overturning into a ditch. Damage to the training car about 500 with preliminary Rees vehicle damage around 7000.
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Warren
Trudi L. Hodas
Walter Hees
Bradford
Rees
U S Air War In Cambodia to Continue After Pullout
Washington reports that the United States will persist with air operations over Cambodia after troops depart next week. Defense Secretary Melvin Laird said air strikes would target enemy supply lines with secondary benefits for Cambodian ground forces. The discussion tied to the Church amendment and Javits proposal in Congress, seen as a political victory for administration opponents.
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Washington
United States
Cambodia
Melvin R. Laird
Pentagon
Laird
U.S
Nixon
Antiwarist Mail Flood Hampers Draft System
The Selective Service System faces disruption from antiwar groups flooding local boards with paperwork. A Tarr letter allows ignoring letters from those with only a general interest while promoting standardized postcards to log receipt or filing status.
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Antiwarist “Mail
Washington (Ap
National Draft Headquarters
Curtis W. Tarr
Tarr
Selective Service
Owners of New 'Hot Cars' Face Big Insurance Increase
Harrisburg AP reports the state department may raise premiums on new high performance cars by 15 to 50 percent. An 8 discount of 2 percent is approved for cars that resist damage from impacts up to five miles per hour. Insurance Commissioner George F. Reed said qualifying models will be named once 1971 models are announced.
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Harrisburg
George F. Reed
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