Boys in Ballymurphy Ignite Night of Northern Ireland Violence
In Ballymurphy after a night of sectarian clashes youths, including a boy named Patrick, describe a cycle of hate and retaliation as the army and Prods clash. Shattered windows and marked doors line the streets where a priest, Rev. Hugh Mullen, was fatally shot nearby, deepening the tension in the Catholic working class district.
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Belifast
Northen
Trelend
UPI
Ronan Catolle
Ballymurphy
Northern Ireland
Patrios
Jun
Pdulls
Patrick
Yerere Tre Sland
Hugh Mullen
Father Mullen
Woman Air Force officer becomes first WAF civil engineer
Say Satine Ocobrock, 24, a Michigan native and University of Michigan graduate, is assigned as an industrial civil engineer at Kelly Air Force Base Texas. She becomes the first WAF to hold this civil engineering post at the Pentagon yesterday.
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Air Foree
Say Satine M. Ocobrock
Air Force
Pentagon
Qeobesk
Michigan
University of Michigan
Kelly Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Million-dollar three-way fight over late Marcia McDonald estate
In San Francisco Probate Court a near one million dollar dispute over the estate of Marcia McDonald, 86, unfolds. The will directs funds to the Life Insurance Research Institute while joint accounts and bank trusts face challenges by Dr. Byron Cryan and others, with the city of San Francisco and Bank officials testifying on undue influence and administration.
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San Francisco
Marcia McDonald
Mark L. McDonald
Virginia City
Nev
McDonald
Life Isiance Research Institute, Inc
Byerell
Cryan
Security National Bank
Weilnersday
Eugene
Donnell
Ira) Hill
Caneker Bank of Oakland
Marcia
Cryen
Hil
Allan Ferris
Bankal America
Thomas M. O'Connor
Only one president has changed parties in history
This piece surveys presidential party switches from Lincoln through 20th century figures. It notes Lincoln’s shift from Whig to Republican, Greeley’s Liberal Republican split, Wallace’s 1960s bid with American Independent, Willkie’s cross party stance, Theodore Roosevelt’s Progressive run, Thurmond’s party moves, and other instances of switches and independents shaping U.S. politics.
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Washington
DPI
Abraham Linton
Goqe
Iecome
Bil
Lincalr
Greeley
New York
Horace Greeley
Ulysses S. Grant
Grant
Grealey
George Wallace
Alabama
Democratic Party
American Independent Party
Wentell T
Willkie Gil
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
William Rowand
Laff We
Thurmond
Wallace
Thomas E. Dewey
Denverat
Hary
Truman
Senate
Wayne Maher
Oregn
Eisenhower
Morse
Vo Lindsay
Impulse locks city jail bigwigs for minutes
Harold Headley a Franklin County bailiff described acting on impulse as he forced the jail doors to lock inside 24 prominent Franklin County officials and their families for about five minutes. He said the act was a spur of the moment misstep after an argument at home.
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Columbus
UPI
Harold Headley
Heedice
Heallee
Cam. Tit Pleas Court
Ant
Franklin County
Rerk
Aolly
Weatlee
Ube
Ute Visutar
Hundlee
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J. Strom Thur
South Garadas
Blales Rights Democrat
Henry A. Walladé
PDR
Progressive Party
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