British army says IRA dealt heavy blow in Northern Ireland
British forces reported four days of street fighting in Northern Ireland with IRA leadership degraded by up to 70 percent, while casualties rose to 24 dead. Londonderry and Belfast saw clashes as troops used batons, tear gas and rubber bullets to separate Protestant and Catholic groups. The government blamed IRA brutality and opposition to British rule, and Premier Faulkner vowed continued crackdowns amid sporadic violence and parades.
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Big Four ambassadors near breakthrough in West Berlin talks
Berlin reports say Pyatt Abrassimov and the Western trio adjourned after more than 22 hours of marathon talks over three days. They will reconvene Monday with no further comment, as diplomats say differences have narrowed to a bare minimum and an accord could be announced at any time.
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Gale blows off Carolina coast with 40 mph gusts
A tropical low moved off the Carolinas coast with winds up to 40 mph. Forecasters said the gale should remain offshore and the National Hurricane Center logged the system about 200 miles southeast of Charleston. A recon flight was sent to gather more data as officials warned residents to await future bulletins.
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Fires Rage Across Western Canada Smoke Blots Skies
In British Columbia and surrounding regions, more than 1 fires burned tinder dry forests. Dense smoke drifted west to east from Edmonton to Helena and Billings, rising as high as 14,000 feet and expected to cross North and South Dakota in days ahead.
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Bomb search uncovers heroin on Delta flight bound to Chicago
Broward investigators nab two men, Abraham Migdall and Anthony Legato, after an anonymous call led to discovery of a gift wrapped bag aboard Delta flight B48 from Fort Lauderdale to Chicago. The bag contained more than five pounds of heroin valued at up to 1.4 million dollars. Both suspects face heroin possession charges with bonds set at 150000 each. Plane delayed about 30 minutes but no explosives were found.
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Nixon plans three day trip to New York Springfield Dallas
President Nixon will depart Tuesday on a three day swing to New York Springfield and Dallas, ending at his San Clemente California vacation home for an extended stay. A Springfield stop was added for a bill signing turning Lincoln’s only home into a national historic site.
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The Bay City Press: Hayward Publishing Office Notes
In Hayward Alameda County the Bay City Press lists rates for subscriptions and ads. The noisy garble mentions publication details, office address at 116 Winton Ave and contact phone likely 951 6219. Names appear jumbled, with references to publishers and printers Enverad oy Pest and Gillaty.
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Collector buys oldest US bill in Cincinnati sale
A private money collector paid 4009 for what is claimed to be the first U S printed paper currency. The note, printed August 10, 1776, was bought via New Netherland Coin Co of New York and insured for 350000. The collector says the bill was once a pocket piece for Salmon P Chase, Lincoln era secretary of the Treasury.
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Abraham Lincoln
Muskie to propose tax cut in new package
Maine Senator Muskie announced a forthcoming bill next month to cut personal income tax as part of a prosperity package. The plan includes 4 billion dollars in emergency aid to cities and states and voluntary wage price controls, presented at the Texas AFL-CIO convention.
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Congress
D A to seek indictment in sickle slayings case
Nevada County District Attorney Harold Benlin plans to seek a grand jury indictment against Clarence Otis Smith for the slayings of Donna Fitzhugh and John Simmons in the Sierra foothills. Smith, jailed in Texas on a murder warrant, faces extradition fights if not indicted locally.
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Texas
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Sierra Foothills
New Jersey officials indicted after mayoral convictions
Federal grand jury charges prominent figures in New Jersey politics. Former Secretary of State Robert Burkhardt and State Senator Willard Knowlton face multiple counts of bribery and extortion tied to kickbacks from a New York construction firm. U.S. Attorney Herbert Stern notes prior Newark and Jersey City mayoral cases fed the prosecutions.
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