Border violence and war threats overshadow Northern Ireland unrest
The report notes Catholics marching toward the Irish Republic fleeing escalating violence near Belfast. Sniper fire kills a Belfast policeman and an explosives expert is killed while defusing a horn. Allied officers claim heavy North Vietnamese activity near Quang Tri while plans to retake the citadel are discussed. The Health Department pledges consumer aid for food processing sanitation, aligning with a GAO finding.
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Northern Ireland
Belfast
Nvirish Army
Quang, ‘Tri Citadel
Army Corps
Mue
Laos
Quang Tri Province
Riner Citadel
Democratic vice president campaign promise sparks debate
Fragmentary OCR notes quote Eagleton and Foster on education and unity as a campaign issue. The text references media influence and a school girl’s foster care, mentioning 4908 and page 10.
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Eton
Foster
Eagleton
Dagleton
Demonstrators Gather As Convention Heads West
Large militant street demonstrators are expected to greet the Republican National Convention when it calls the town west. Protest planners seek repeal of peaceful demonstrations that accompanied the Democratic National Convention, but no one expects violence. Both sides claimed no violence beforehand, yet tensions rose as the week progressed.
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Amilitant
Town
West Hyanth
Pole
Hela
Meany faces internal fight on AFL-CIO McGovern stance
George Meany leads a bruising internal battle within the AFL-CIO over endorsing George McGovern or aiding Nixon through a neutral labor stance. An executive council meeting next Wednesday will decide the federation’s political line, with sources warning of a bloody confrontation.
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Thor Patriach
George Meany
Millin
Ail-Chy
George McGovern
Nixon
Itty
Afl-Cio
Labor Federation
Meany
Committee On
Commerce Secretary Peterson halts cattlehide exports to curb prices
Commerce Secretary Peter G. Peterson announces a temporary export freeze on cattle hides to prevent a feared rise in prices this fall. He notes hide prices jumped from about 14 cents a pound for years to a peak near 29.75 cents last November, citing supply and market spikes. The milkman joke line is incidental.
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Peter G. Peterson
Peterson
Hritley
Review: Hayward California 79th Volume 83 1B
The Review provides local coverage from Hayward California with listings on page 1B. Contact 783 8111 for inquiries and subscription details.
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Hayward
California
Milkman in a Hilly Route Faces Changing Times
Lloyd Perry, 48, a Foremost milkman in Hayward, delivers to about 430 stops weekly on Route A10. He describes the job as physically demanding yet rewarding, with notes about customers, lock instructions, and a diary-like milk book. He recalls a lifelong outdoor habit, a lighter winter, and sees many milkmen leaving the trade as it evolves.
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Yar
Hal
Lloyd Perry
Langley Way
Hayward
Clawster Road
Perry
Ater
Fairview
Tee
Cindy
Muvie
Parry
Nick
Sumer
Toremont
Warkan
Inick
San Leandro
Miller's Meat Packing
Pye
Atvene
Hing
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