Faulkner resigns as Northern Ireland prime minister
Belfast AP reports Brian Faulkner formally resigns as prime minister of Northern Ireland, aiming to repair the Protestant Unionist party’s morale and seek a seat in Parliament. He rates Britain’s rule as betrayal, vows to regain provincial powers, and faces an uncertain political future amid ongoing tensions.
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Brian Faulkner
North Ireland
Belfast
Brian ‘Faulkner
Northern Ireland
Edward Heath
Faulkner
Britain
Stell
Hendrikus Berkhof
Heayty
James Chichester-Clark
The Role of Judgment and Love in Catholic Thought
The discussion explores how shallow friendships mask avoidance of faults, and how love prompts balancing justice amid human failings. It cites Catholic theologians Romano Guardini and Baker on judgment, forgiveness, and the crucifixion as divine self-giving love transforming wrongdoing into new life through resurrection.
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Hell
Hazares
Theo
Josing
Jerome Stowell
Romano Guardini
Baker
Paul Vi
Wolfaart Panthenberg
Miss Marian Martin pattern and politics note mix
The ad for 9263 Y MAST Misses waist patterns from Marian Martin appears alongside a political obituary segment about Faulkner, discussing his career from 1949 to leadership in Northern Ireland, his stance within the Orange Order, and his family life on a County Down estate.
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Send
the Register
Westith St
New York
N.Y
Faulkner
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Orange Order
County Down
Faulkners
Dublin
Explosion at fireworks plant injures, shocks nearby residents
A blast at a fireworks plant caused multiple explosions and a fire, with 16 to 20 workers initially believed present though reports varied up to 50. A helicopter surveyed the site as firefighters battled heat and debris, two women were found injured near the building, and the death toll was later revised from six to three as investigations continued.
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Sneider
Leo Vought
George Easter
George Patrice
Three Women Survivors Testify in Angela Davis Trial
Three women survivors of a shootout testified at Angela Davis's trial in San Jose. George Moore pressed their memories about provocative statements and supposed instigation by prosecutors as the hostage drama unfolded. Doris Wittmer and Lorene Morris cried while recounting the violence and the judge's final moments, including an apology before he was killed.
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Virgil Partch
Angela Davis
Linda Deutsch
Finany
Associated Press
Bar Court
Harold Hasan Jose
Calif
Graham
Twoney
San Rafael
Howard Moore T
An+ Jr
Pergela Davis
Soledad Brothers
The
Soledad
Harris
Moore
Page
Albert Harris Jr
Lorene Morris
Haley
Menfin
Eles Doris Wittmer
Morris
James McClaint
Ae Rae
No Verdict Reached Yet In Union Leader's Trial
Federal jury in Washington on Boyle Owens and Kmetz deliberated without reaching a verdict in the illegal spending of union funds case. Boyle faces up to 32 years and 120000 in fines. trial details include conspiracy charges and political contributions linked to the United Mine Workers.
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Winn
Boyle
Grand Union
Montana
UMW
Charles Ruff
Kmeiz
Owens
Washington
United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony” Boyle
U.S. Dist
Charles R. iRichey
Richey
John Owens
James Kmetz
Court House
Kmetz
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League
Bayle
Saigon
South Vietnam
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Con Thien
Dmz
Sarge
Quang Tri City
Khe Sanh
Camp Mai Loc
Gio Linh
Dong Ha City
Diz
Central Highlands
U.S
Helicopter downed in Laos training mission
Indochina spokesmen report HH-3J Super Jolly Green Giant, the Air Forces tallest rescue helicopter, shot down by ground fire last Monday in southern Laos. All five crew members were killed. Nearby, North Vietnam air defense sites faced aerial raids with missiles. Prices, inflation and meat costs dominate reports from US markets and officials, with mixed signals on price declines.
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Dong Hoi
Extremist kidnapping raid and hostage crisis reported abroad
Turkiye faced a hostage standoff as terrorists from the Turkish People’s Liberation Army seized three Western hostages in Kizildere near Anye. Canadian John Stewart Law and two Britons were captured, while a police commandos surrounded the hideout and negotiators failed to secure a release. Premier Erim and British officials condemned the violence as a senseless act.
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Nihat Erim
Edward Heath
Britain
Piere Elliott
Trudeau
Canada
Ifireaty Organization
NATO
Erim
London
Alec Douglas- Home
Kizildere
Pontus Mountains
Black Sea
Anye
John Stewart Law
Gordon Banner
Charles Turner
Witness Maria Graham, 80, Concedes Testimony Link
The witness who did testify about such a link, Maria Graham, 80, conceded that her tes.
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Maria Graham
Irish Whitelaw to Rule Ulster by Decree for One Year
London will directly rule Ulster for at least a year under a plan that suspends the provincial Parliament. The Defense Ministry announced extra troops from the Queen's Regiment as Parliament approved the takeover bill, which Queen Elizabeth IX signed into law. Protests feared from Northern Ireland's Protestant majority follow the measure that expands Catholic influence. Former provincial premier Brian Faulkner condemned the move, saying friends had treated Ulster unfairly.
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Whitelaw
London
British Defense Ministry
Queen's ‘Regiment
Northern Ireland
Brian Faulkner
Last Broadcasts Revealed Heatter Lifelong News Optimist
The article recalls Heatter’s habit of ending broadcasts with news highlights and his belief in finding good news amid war and crisis. It notes his retirement from national nightly broadcasts in 1941, final May 23 1965 from a Miami station, and a stroke suffered a few months before his 70th birthday that left his right side paralyzed and affected speech. Mrs Daniels recalls his enduring charm as the Martini King and his daily enjoyment of life for six decades.
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Heatter
Mutat
Miami
Dad
Vaccines Remain on Market Despite Side Effect Risks
Ribicoff cited DBS allowing vaccines to stay on the market despite potential harms. A 1956 approved vaccine for respiratory infections lists six synthetic organisms and warnings of fever rash cramps and diarrhea within hours of injection. DBS blamed lack of legal power to require effectiveness, while HEW counsel argued authority existed since 1962 drug law amendments.
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Ribicoff
HEW
Senate
Rail union flexes leverage as Nixon meets labor tension
In Cleveland UTU spokesman says no comment until official action, signaling delay before meeting Nixon likely Friday. Administration aims to spur Congress on crippling strikes legislation while Penn Central warns 6,000 layoffs may trigger a nationwide rail walkout. UTU cites court blocks or presidential intervention as potential avertions. Sheet Metal Workers seek higher pay and stricter rules in a nationwide 6,000-strong contract. War on War Ten states White House hopes for a negotiated resolution through bargaining.
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Cleveland
UTU
Thev
Nixor
Éiegler
Nixon
Penn Central
Ton Corsi
In & New
White House
Gerald War- Ten
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren
South bids into three no trump and defends with precise play to secure nine tricks. West overcalls with spades and hearts, but South uses careful timing to establish clubs and diamonds. Declarer ends with a trump-free hand, leveraging tempo and endplays to end with the jack of spades.
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