Agnew Attacks War Protestors as Shriver Pursues Peace
Vice President Spiro Agnew denounces antiwar protesters saying they spoke loudly but thought poorly while Sargent Shriver vows to press Nixon toward peace in Vietnam. McGovern campaign activity noted. Nixon schedule light with a planned radio broadcast postponed.
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Protestant Guerrillas End War With British
In Belfast Protestant gunmen and the British army agreed to a truce after two nights of shooting and rioting that left at least four dead and 80 wounded. UDA leaders said the war with the army is over and pledged efforts to cool the situation. IRA actions also occurred amid the unrest as Catholic targets suffered damage and attacks were blamed on Protestants.
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Trade pact with USSR clouded by Soviet Jewry concerns
Washington reports the United States Soviet trade accord praised by the Nixon administration faces congressional resistance over Russia's treatment of Jews seeking to emigrate. Secretary Rogers called the agreement a peace catalyst while critics warn MFN status for Russia could be blocked by exit taxes on Jews. House lawmakers also scrutinize the Lend-Lease settlement.
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