Calendar Of Bloodshed Every Day Is An Irish Anniversary
AP writer Colin Frost surveys Northern Ireland crises noting three key dates. He recalls James Chichester-Clark's 1963 amnesty failed to ease Catholic and Protestant tensions and Cavendish’s 1870 assassination, then links Whitlaw’s policy to ongoing IRA battles and Protestant distrust.
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Colin Frost
Associated Press
Belfast
Ireland
James Chichester-Clark
Dublin
Phoenix Park
The
Invincibles
Britain
Lord Frederick Cavendish
Patrick Burke
Chichester-Clark
Cavendish
Northern Ireland
William Whitelaw
Whitelaw
Edward Heath
Irish Republican Army
Invisibles
Londonderry
IRA
London
Derry
Creggan
Bogside
Snow Camp to Get Outdoor Drama On Map
Gov. Bob Scott announced groundbreaking for an outdoor drama facility in Snow Camp to tell the Quakers' 17th century arrival and Cane Creek settlement. The Snow Camp Historical Drama Society plans a production on the scale of Unto These Hills and The Lost Colony, aiming to open in late 1973 or early 1974.
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Snow Camp
N.C
Bob Scott
Alamance County
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Cane Creek
Cornwallis
Simon Dixon’s Mill
Guilford Courthouse
Scott
Snow
Sabotage Warning After Guerrilla Executions in Turkey
Acting Premier Ferit Melen ordered state bodies to curb sabotage amid a government alert. The U S Embassy advised Americans to take precautions as thousands of troops and police patrolled Ankara and Istanbul after the execution of three leftist guerrillas identified as Deniz Germis Yusuf Aslan and Huseyin Inan, all in their early twenties.
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Ankara
Ferit Melen
U.S
Turkey
Melen
Istanbul
Turkish Peoples Liberation Army
Deniz Germis
Yusuf Aslan
Huseyin Inan
Liberation Army
Bulgaria
Utilities Commission Sets Hearing on Toll Free Link
The North Carolina Utilities Commission approved toll free service between Jacksonville and Richlands and scheduled a Sept. 6 hearing in Jacksonville on a proposed 25 cent rise in residential rates by Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Co. for the two towns.
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Raleigh
State Utilities Commission
Jacksonville
Richlands
Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Co
Nixon Tactics Questioned Over Vietnam Policy Shifts
Retired Lt. Gen. James Gavin accused President Nixon of favoring air power in Indochina to avoid television coverage of bombing. Gavin warned the move aimed to create a false sense of de escalation, while signaling a possible expansion of the war. Harry Ashmore argued both Nixon and Johnson used public relations to sustain policy amid opposition.
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New York
James Gavin
Nixon
Indochina
Gavin
Kennedy
France
Center For the Study of Democratic
Santa Barbara
Calif
Harry Ashmore
Johnson
Ashmore
Little Rock
Ark
Center
Hanoi
Italy Faces Critical Vote as Communists Seek Seats
In Italy the major Communist party faces elections amid a rightist backlash that could topple the postwar center coalition. The Christian Democrats hope to retain power as 37 million voters decide on 630 deputies and 315 senators amid strikes and street clashes.
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Rome
Italy
Christian Democrats
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Communist Party
Benito Mussolini
Italian Social Movement
Giorgio Almirante
Mussolini
All Center
Democratic Socialists
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