Irish premier raps U S gifts during Congress visit
Irish Prime Minister Liam Cosgrave told a St Patrick's Day session of Congress that American contributions to Northern Ireland’s Catholic minority aid violence. He warned donations fund guns and explosives and hinder peace between Protestant and Catholic communities. Cosgrave spoke during a six day U S tour, after landing by helicopter at the White House lawn alongside President Ford.
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Fonda Actor Undergoes Surgery For Undisclosed Tumor
Henry Fonda, age seven, underwent successful surgery Wednesday at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Los Angeles to remove a non malignant tumor beneath the right lung. He was moved to intensive care and rested, with details of the operation not disclosed.
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Los Angeles
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Lambert
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Novaks wedding cited amid scattered Hollywood notes
Johnson Nugent daughter gives birth amid a Carmel mountainside wedding. Kim Novak wed veterinarian Dr. Robert Malloy in an outdoor ceremony near Monterey, with a brief, emotional vows moment. Also noted are Tommy Rettig’s marijuana conviction, Visconti as a major Mafla cinema figure, and jazz pianist Memphis Slim touring Budapest.
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Monterey
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Jerusalem clashes as Palestinian protesters shot in suburbs
The World Today reports three young Palestinians wounded in Jerusalem after Israeli troops fire on Arab demonstrators amid rising West Bank tensions. Bethlehem Mayor Elias Freij warns of escalating tension, tied to temple mount access, settlements, and upcoming elections. Police say rioters surrounded an army vehicle in a Jerusalem suburb. two boys and a girl were shot.
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Lebanese seek Syrian help in widening civil conflict
Christian and Palestinian leaders traveled to Damascus to seek Hafez Assad’s help in Lebanon’s civil war after the government collapse and army loyalties split. In Beirut gunmen freed 31 women from al Zarit Jail as bands attacked county jails across Lebanon freeing hundreds of prisoners, police said.
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Hafez Assad
Lebanon
Suleiman Franjieh
al-Zarit
Speculators Rush For Marks In Hope Of Revaluation
In London speculators bought large amounts of West German marks amid rumors that Europe’s strongest currency would be revalued upward against six other European currencies. They aimed to profit if the mark strengthens against currencies still tied to the dollar. In Washington, Treasury Secretary William Simon said the U.S. is confident the world’s economic recovery will continue despite the devaluations and noted intervention to curb declines in British and French currencies.
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Washington
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U.N. pushes aid for Mozambique as Rhodesia border closes
The United Nations Security Council unanimously urged international aid to help Mozambique cover costs of closing its border with Rhodesia. China and the Soviet Union clashed over African policy ahead of a council debate on South African troops in Angola. China’s Huang Hua accused Soviet imperialism of backing interference, while Soviet envoy Mikhail Kharlamov dismissed the charges as nonsense.
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Rhodesia
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Soviet Union
Angola
Huang Hua
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Mikhail A. Kharlamov
Fire injures 20 workers in Washington tunnel
A subway construction tunnel fire in Southwest Washington injured more than 20 workers after a punctured acetylene tank caused flames. Fire Chief Harry Shafer said workers used extinguishers to quell the blaze and by the time fire crews arrived the fire was out with injured men being removed from the tunnel.
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Washington
Harry Shafer
Britons await possible royal marriage split
Reports say Princess Margaret, 45, seeks a divorce or separation from Lord Snowdon after nearly 16 years of marriage, amid public sympathy and cautious comment from Archbishop Donald Coggan. Queen Elizabeth II had no public statement, while Snowdon travels in Hong Kong.
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