Allies Endorse Nixon Call For Revamping Partnership
NATO allies endorsed President Nixon's plan to revamp transatlantic ties, France cautious, as foreign ministers agreed to pursue talks with the Soviet bloc to ease East West tensions and cover costs of stationing 300,000 U.S. troops in Europe. Rogers opened talks with Iceland on Keflavik base, while Helsinki talks for European security approach July 3 proceed with all ministers in support.
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Gunmen Kill Wrong Person In Ulster Home Attack
In east Belfast gunmen killed 18 year old Michael Wilson as he slept, a suspected case of mistaken identity amid internal feuding in the Ulster Defense Association. The slain man’s brother in law Tommy Herron, ousted as cochairman, was the target, with Herron and his wife Hilary moved to safe custody. Police described the incident as a likely internal Protestant feud escalation linked to the IRA conflict.
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Flooded Rivers Recede In Lower South Carolina
Rivers Black and Edisto, swollen by heavy rains in the lower state, fall slowly after cresting Friday. About 30 homes at Kingstree were vacated as the Black reached 20 feet, eight feet over flood stage. Edisto crested six feet over its 10 foot stage and also declined. Several highways reopenings noted, with Kalam Kingstree area roads gradually clearing while the Lower Santee River is forecast to crest around seven feet over bank at Jamaica town.
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Wilson was the 824th victim in nearly four years of Northern Ireland strife. The IRA kept its violence campaign to expel British rule and unite the province with the Irish republic in the South.
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EPA Would End Car Love Affair With Smog Controls
The EPA proposed transportation controls in 12 urban areas to curb auto traffic by 1977 under the Clean Air Act. Measures include auto inspections, gasoline sale limits, and motorcycle registrations aiming to push commuters to mass transit. Fri said the plan could ban cars in Los Angeles by 1977 and sharply cut driving in northern New Jersey, with Congress likely asked for relief for hardest hit areas.
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