Peace Prize for peace women Let children play not fight
Betty Williams and Mairead Corrigan, Northern Ireland peace activists, share the Nobel Peace Prize for 1976 for founding Peace People. Williams recalls a mission born after eight years of violence and a deadly car bombing that killed Catholic children. Corrigan, grieving aunt, joined to forge Protestant Catholic backing. Their work aimed to end sectarian slaughter and place children’s welfare above conflict.
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Peace Prize For Peace
Melfast
Norther Ireland
Northern Ireland
Betty Wiliams
Inymore
Williams
Rinaway
Irish Republican Army
Mairead Corrigan
Brut
Emily Balch
John R. Bote
Prine Corrigan
Betty Williams
Inmates Loot Long Beach Jail For Cash Narcotics Jewels
Long Beach city jail inmates looted cash narcotics and jewels from the police evidence room using a stolen wrench to connect floors. Items were partly recovered on Saturday with some possibly escaping the building. The theft threatens hundreds of cases and involved a move of the entire property room on September 19. Deputy Chief Hill and detectives described the breach and ongoing coroner tests on a 19 year old prisoner linked to the drugs.
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Long Beach City
Robert W. Hill
Hill
Riley Brown
Lockheed Strike Hits California Plants and Boeing Talks
Thousands of Lockheed workers at Burbank Sunnyvale and Palmdale plants walk off for wage and seniority disputes threatening L 1041 jets and navy planes. Boeing machinists plan return to talks in Seattle while McDonnell Douglas sidesteps long beach.
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Lockheed
Burbank
Sunnyvale
Palmdale
California
Seattle
Boeing Co
McDonnell Douglas
Long Beach
Ben Howser
United Auto Workers Union
Boeing
Howser
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
IAM
Torrance
Huntington Beach
Neil van der Cooke
TAM
Sunnyvate
Navy
Jim Ragsdale
Lockhead
Marietta, Ga
Taylor and Zumwalt clash over Panama canal pact
Former Joint Chiefs chair Maxwell Taylor told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that attempting to spell out a U S right of military intervention in the Panama Canal treaty would kill the agreement and strain Latin American relations. He urged leaving the language as is, noting difficulty in agreeing with Panama on term meanings and outlining that the treaty assigns shared responsibility for canal neutrality after 2000.
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Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Latin America
Maxwell D. Taylor
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Panama
Taylor
South Vietnam
Thomas Moorer
Joint Chiefs
Elmo R. Zuin
Soviet cosmonauts abort space mission after docking failure
Two Soviet cosmonauts Vladiemir Rogalenok and Valery Ryumin aborted their Soyuz 25 mission to Salyut 6 after docking problems. Tass reported the automatic guidance system failed to achieve docking within 400 feet triggering a return to Earth. Western observers noted the embarrassment and possible backup crew readiness.
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Vladiemir Rogalenok
Air Force
Valery Ryumin
Mostow
Salyut 6
Tass
Koyalenok
Ryumin
Stilo
Central Asia
Salyut Station
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