Violence shift marks Northern Ireland border crisis
Reports from Londonderry and Omagh detail border clashes and a gunfire incident at a checkpoint near County Tyrone. British troops wounded a couple when their car struck barriers as IRA-related raids in London led to eight arrests and a major Scotland Yard probe into explosives.
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Williams Contested Remarks On Kent State Shootings
Williams comments trigger debate as National Guardsmen confront Kent State protesters. Rhodes, Harvard fellow and commission member, defends Williams while Agnew accuses prejudice. Other member Ahem cautions the panel not to judge guilt or innocence of individuals or agencies.
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Middle East talks inch toward talks in New York
Gunnar Jar ting of Sweden works with Farring in New York to start indirect talks among Israel Egypt and Jordan under UN supervision in Jerusalem. Israel accuses Egypt of adding a missile battery and resuming work on sites while Washington is urged to push Egypt to honor the truce. Lebanese border clashes injure Israeli soldiers amid reports of cross border activity and a pilot shot down over the Suez Canal is returned.
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Jordan
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Yigal Allen
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Japan marks 25 years since surrender in war
The emperor spoke about bereaved families as bells tolled nationwide. Officials noted the silent tribute would affect voyage timings for a ship delivering 12,500 GB nerve-gas rockets. Bahamas protested the dumping near its shores while U.S. courts weighed a halt.
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Osaka
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Okinawa
Hamilton
Bahamas
U.S
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Nassau
United States
Arthur D. Hanna
State Department
Florida
Claude Kirk
Environmental Defense Fund
June L. Green
Army
Eeast
Green
Kirk
New Jersey
U.S. Court of Appeals
Bombings Continue In Whitehall Area Stores Damaged
Explosions shredded the Penny's Store rear while the common wall collapsed into the department store. Police evacuated all in the damaged area and nearby shops as witnesses described breaking ceiling lights and black smoke. Dyna mite pockets were found at Topps Discount Center, Dick Masketer Ford Agency, and a Columbus street near Interstates 70 and 71.
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Topps Discount Center
Whitehall
Dick Masketer Ford Agency
Columbus
Street Without Joy Below the Demilitarized Zone
War reports describe U.S. air support and South Vietnamese 1st Infantry Division actions against North Vietnamese positions around Firel Base O Reilly near Hue, with heavy resistance and casualties on both sides. South Vietnamese losses were reported as slight. at least 16 wounded in a mortar attack while three divisions halted enemy infiltration by sea.
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Lantanne
Hue
Laos
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Inflation alert debate tests Nixon productivity plan
Washington Democrats attack Nixon first inflation alert as vague and ineffective while Gardner Ackley of the CE A warns the productivity commission offers little guidance. They urge a shift from restraint toward job and income protection and warn against a return to full-scale recession as under Eisenhower.
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Council of Economic Advisers
Johnson
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National Commission On
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J. Ackley
House Continues Push On Emergency Funding Bills
The House advances emergency funding set to expire October 15 as it considers a fourth money bill vetoed by the President. If overridden, the measure would authorize $4.4 billion for the Office of Education. The Senate lags, having spent weeks on troop-usage curbs tied to a military sales bill awaiting compromise.
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