Ceasefire claimed by Ulster Volunteer Force amid bombing campaign
Belfast reports confirm the Ulster Volunteer Force declared a ceasefire after an Intensive bombing campaign targeting Roman Catholic buildings at about two per day. The group claimed responsibility for much of recent Protestant violence and threatens raids again Jan 1 unless the IRA ends guerrilla activity to oust Britain from Northern Ireland.
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Wallace Addresses Southern Black Mayors Conference
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace spoke at the Southern Conference of Black Mayors in Tuskegee about education industrial development and social services. He noted support for a better life for all races, faced laughter when mentioning school buses, and asserted white and Black students can ride buses near home. Catherine Stanek, last of the Stanek sextuplets, was discharged from hospital after six weeks premature birth.
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Small Fights Across Suez Canal Report Sparks Israeli Probe
An Egyptian soldier was killed as Israeli and Egyptian troops exchanged small arms fire near Ismailia and Ayun Musa on the Suez Canal. Israel will probe alleged early war mishandling, while Egyptian minister Ismail said October War errors helped Israel gain a foothold, citing broader shifts in regional posture.
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May Cut Skylab Journey Threatens 84 Day Flight
Space officials warn Skylab 3 could be shortened if the cooling system cannot be revived. Astronauts Carr Pogue and Gibson brought a repair kit to seal a leaky loop with Copland fluid while mission control abounded with a cover-up admission about a crewmate’s illness.
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County Chiefs See Two Mill Tax Hike
Erie County commissioners warn of a likely two mill property tax increase for 1974 as budgets rise about 700000 above the prior year's 15.9 million. Health and county hospital budgets show the largest jumps, with projected department increases across several offices and boards while some offices report reductions. A tentative display of the 1974 budget was delayed as departments review cuts.
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Jake" Gehrlein
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