British Troops Guard Ireland After Bombings
British troops tightened security in Northern Ireland after Belfast bombings damaged hundreds of buildings and killed or injured civilians. Prime Minister Terence O’Neill urged restraint as police and the Royal Ulster Constabulary took lead in a politically charged crisis.
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Nigerian Peace Talks Collapse Amid Biafra Countermoves
Nigerian forces push Biafra leaders from Umuahia to a new base at Cil u and peace talks collapse after 22 months of civil war. Biafran leader Odumegwu Ojukwu relocates staff. Orlu remains last sizable town in 3,000 square miles still under siege. Mbanefo cautions that Biafra’s strength lies in villages, while AU mediators press for a united Nigeria and immediate ceasefire.
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Tiny Beetle Found In Pack Of Cigarettes
Washington AP reports a tiny beetle Trogoderma glabrum found in a sealed cigarette pack, first insect ever noted in tobacco. Experts unsure how it entered. beetle normally attacks cereals and dairy. Officials say the package housed in Virginia and sent to Pennsylvania, no illness or hazard claims noted.
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13 Killed In Traffic Accidents This Weekend
The North Carolina Highway Patrol reports weekend traffic deaths bringing the 1960 toll to 1,900. Victims include Sheron Coward 15 of Bemont Isadore Fox 71 of Hopewell Junction N Y Calvin Turner 7 of Leasburg Wayne Sanders 20 of Trinity and Larry Kendell 25 of Batavia N Y among others in Caswell County Richmond Ons low and surrounding areas.
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Viet Cong Stepped Offensive Hits South Vietnam
Viet Cong aggression intensified over a ninth week of fighting in Vietnam. Reports say 175 wounded or killed at a training camp, plus 1090.5 rockets and a rocket landing near Da Nang. Marines clashed with North Vietnamese regulars near the DMZ, with casualties on both sides. In An Xuyen province eight South Vietnamese dead and 60 wounded from a mortar barrage. Fresh North Vietnamese units skirmished near the Cambodian border, while U.S. and allied forces struck airfields at Da Nang and Nha Trang with light damage.
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