Ulster security clash deepens as Britain seeks control
In Belfast and London, the Northern Ireland government refused to surrender security powers to Britain. Prime Minister Faulkner faced resignation as Heath pressed for London rule amid continued violence. A 13-year-old boy died and a large bomb injured 12 in Carrickfergus as troops exchanged fire with gunmen.
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Reds Step Up Incidents In South Vietnam And Cambodia
Communist led forces increased incidents sharply in Saigon area on Thursday. A South Vietnamese command post in southern Cambodia reported 13 government troops killed and another attack caused further casualties.
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Siege Lift Drive in Prey Veng Ends With 15 Killed
South Vietnamese rangers and armor pressed a highway 15 offensive to end the siege of Prey Veng city. Fifteen enemy troops were killed as the operation advanced toward the provincial capital.
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Nation seeks delay in Detroit desegregation ruling
Justice Department asks a federal judge to defer action in the Detroit desegregation case until Congress acts on Nixon's request for a moratorium on school busing. HEW suspends potential district fund cutoffs pending busing resolution. Acting A G Richard Eihlin cites deferment motions filed in Detroit.
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Nixon aide hints at legal marijuana aid to small nations
Dr. Roger Egeberg, special adviser to President Nixon on public health, suggested funding experiments with legalized marijuana in smaller countries at a Strasbourg symposium. He said the U.S. would urge such policy upon returning home, noting reversibility in smaller nations versus a potential irreversible U.S. shift. Separately, Donald Gormly, 48, operator of a Whittier sanitarium, was convicted in Los Angeles Superior Court on conspiracy grand theft and fraud linked to Medi Cal scheme.
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Fireman Transplants Toe To Rebuild Hand At Work
Fireman Karl Tagier, 20, displayed his right hand showing four fingers and his right big toe. After a thumb injury four months earlier he had surgery to transplant the toe onto his hand to keep his job with the Redwood City Fire Department.
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