British troops fire rubber bullets in Northern Ireland protest at Magilligan Camp
About 2,000 demonstrators marching along Lough Foyle beach tried to storm Magilligan Camp near Londonderry. Troops used rubber bullets and baton charges aided by gas, injuring several. helicopters hovered as a Royal Navy minesweeper stood by. Civil rights leader Ivan Coopeor led the protest. Bernadette Devlin urged Catholics to defend their safety.
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Membership In Unions Increasing
The Labor Department reports North Carolina union membership rose 10 percent from 1968 to 1970, adding 13 000 members to 137 000. The Southeast holds 8 percent of national union membership but 14 percent of nonfarm employment.
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