Ex GM chief Ed Cole dies in Kalamazoo air crash
Retired General Motors president and industry innovator Edward N. Cole, 67, was killed when his British Beagle aircraft crashed in heavy rain near Kalamazoo Michigan while en route from Pontiac to Kalamazoo. A long time GM leader, Cole helped push the Corvair, fuel conversion, and safety innovations.
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McKuen Attacks Bryant as Miami Says Homosexual Rights Rise
Rod McKuen denounces Anita Bryant as bigoted in Miami while joining Dade County supporters of a June election on a homosexual rights law. He promotes state benefit concerts. Bryant leads Save Our Children campaign pressuring housing and employment protections amid court ruling.
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Hundreds jailed after nuclear protest at Seabrook plant
Hundreds of antinuclear demonstrators remained confined in four New Hampshire armories after a 24 hour occupation of Seabrook plant sites. Some released detainees complained of harsh treatment, with protesters saying up to 2,000 people staged weekends actions and pledge larger sit ins.
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Ulster General Strike Sparks Fears of Wider Disruption
Militant Protestant walkout in Northern Ireland paralyzes towns as stores are fire bombed and a Belfast rail line bomb damages tracks. Police report no casualties amid unclear attribution to Protestant strikers or other militants.
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Swiss woman elected president of national council
Elisa beth ami gl 2 dinder pres lawyer and widowed of three, was elected president of the national council, the lower house of parliament, by protocol the top-ranking position. She succeeds Hans Wyer for the rest of the 1971 term after his resignation, becoming one of several women in the 200-member council.
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