British crackdown in Northern Ireland escalates tensions
Belfast and Falls and Ardoyne faced armed mobs as Britain moves to quell the unrest. Cardinal Conway and five bishops blamed Ulster police and Protestant mobs for violence while urging Catholics to avoid actions raising tensions. Prime Minister Chichester Clark warned no side holds the whole truth.
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Northern
Ieland
Britain
Northern Ireland
William Cardinal Con’way
All Teeland
Ulster
Falls
Ardoyne
Cardinal Conway
Ulster ‘Special Constabulary
James Chichester-Clark
Londondery
Peor Pie
Quarley
Stormont Castle
Attorney Generals Office
Ian Paisley
Paisley
Stormont
Tan Freeland
Alister
Irish Republic
Sonotone claims smallest in ear hearing aid SONET
The Sonotone Corporation announces SONET, the smallest hearing aid yet, worn entirely in the ear with no external components. A limited number of plastic replicas are available for free private examination to demonstrate its compact design and cordless operation.
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Elmsford
N.Y
Sonotone Corporation
Sonotone
Sonotone aids hearers with tiny free replica offer
An advertisement touts the Sonotone SONET as a featherweight in ear hearing aid, claiming 37 years of research behind it. It offers free actual-size replica tests with no cost or obligation from Werner Write Today in Danville Virginia, urging readers to request a smallest model replica by mail.
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Werner
Danville
Siale
Republicans mull Southern strategy amid national reach
GOP leaders debate a broad national strategy while recognizing Nixon’s need for the South in 1972. Milson notes Wallace’s regional appeal could complicate a purely Southern focus, with Allison warning against abandoning Northeastern states like Pennsylvania to balance potential losses.
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Republican National Committee
Allison
CBS
Nixon
South
Milson
Wallace
Pennsy
Wana
Medicaid cost controls urged by Ribicoff letter
A June 13 letter from Ribicoff urged stronger federal Medicaid cost controls. It warned cuts would hurt the needy amid inefficiencies and fraud as costs rise. Finch proposed state director collaborations with medical societies to curb spending and fraud. Walter McNerney was named to lead a task force on Medicaid costs and issues. The department plans guidelines to help states audit programs.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ribicofli
Medical Services Administration
Finch
Ribicoff
Blue Cross
Walter J. McNerney
Floods and landslides devastate Nelson County
Floods swept down mountain sides and creeks overflowed as landslides destroyed bridges and roads. Nelson County, home to about 14,000, bore the heaviest losses with 44 dead and 17 dead, 46 missing in one community. Rescue crews delivered food by boat and helicopters to stranded mountain residents, while officials warned the disaster would cripple local economy for years.
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Nelson County
Godwin
Red Cross
Schuyler
Albemarle County
Salina ,Delk
Tovinston
Waynesboro
Charlottesville
Dora Morris
Davis Creek
Pye
Curtis Matthews
Woods Mill
Matthews
Alley
Counnry
Lois Oliver
Massies Mill
Louis Perry
Nina Fitzgerald
Tov Jingston
U.S. 29
Terry Hoagland
Washlington
Moain
Fires Force 400 To Flee In California brush fires force more than 400 to flee their homes
In San Diego County a line of brush and grass fires burned 50 miles amid 100 degree heat. Camp Pendleton and Cleveland National Forest were scorched, 23 000 acres on base and 6 000 nearby, with a second fire of 15 000 acres near Fallbrook Temecula. No deaths reported, one injured firefighter minor. plants, homes and two women treated for minor burns. Firefighters aided by 15 aircraft and 200 trucks battled shifting winds and low humidity.
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Calif
Yen
San Bernardino
State Division of Forestry
Camp Pendleton
Nixon
White House
San Clemente
Camp Pendleton Marine Base
Cleveland National Forest
Cleveland
Fallbrook-Temecula
Escottdide
Los Angeles
Bee
el Cajon
Sao
Bernardino County
Survivors recall peril as flood destroys homes
Warnings accompany the aftermath of a flood that swept away homes. Survivors recount staying aboard ruined buildings, scavenging for clothing and essentials, and facing the decision to flee or endure. One veteran notes moving off the beach with family safety in mind, while others describe isolation and anxiety as waters subsided.
GNP shows steady growth with cautious inflation outlook
The article explains that the GNP indicates a steady general expansion across economy sectors with inflation yet no steep unemployment rise. It cites 1Q and 2Q gains, real production around 2 percent, and the Fed index rising to 175.2 percent of the 1957–59 average, signaling continued momentum in industrial output.
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GNP
Federal Reserve
Grapefruit Diet Promised to Melt Pounds Fast
Hollywood special report touts a rapid weight loss program claiming ten pounds shed in ten days. The ad promises no hunger, lists forbidden foods, and credits grapefruit juice as a fat burning catalyst while urging readers to mail $2 for a copy and offering a money back guarantee if stated weight losses are not met.
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New York City
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