IRA firebrand Cahill ordered out of United States
Joseph Cahill the IRA firebrand was expelled from the United States after an immigration hearing upheld the cancellation of his visa for medical grounds. Cahill returned to Dublin aboard an Aer Lingus jet saying he hoped the government would rescind the ban. He had planned a four week tour of nine American cities to aid the IRA provisional wing led by Cahill. He claimed he did not urge indiscriminate killings but endorsed retaliatory action as the IRA seeks to end British rule in Northern Ireland.
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Republican Army
Joseph Cahill
Dublin
U.S. A
Francis Lyons
State Department
Cahill
U.S
Feed Harris
D-Okla
Senate
New York
Provisional
AMA
Bris
Ireland
Wition
IRA
Ulster
Lead mother settles suit over smelting plant emissions
Amanda Ramos, a Houston mother, claims lead emissions from Lead Products Co. caused kidney damage to all six children. She settles for 175000, five years after filing a 4.29 million damage suit. The Ramos family lived near Buffalo Bayou where smokestacks were nearby, and she alleges untreated residues were released.
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Houston
Amanda Ramos
Lead Products Co., Inc
Fearful Grandmother’s Transatlantic Flights Surmise
Mrs. Sarah Krasnoff, 74, took dozens of transatlantic flights with her grandson Mitchell Gelfand to avoid the boy needing psychiatric care. Leonard Gelfand said Mitchell struggled in school after his mother’s death. Mrs. Krasnoff died in Amsterdam last week and was buried in Cleveland. The elder Gelfand noted about 40 trips, mainly in August, driven by fear of psychiatric needs. Dr. Carl McIntire planned a White House table tennis protest against ping pong diplomacy and Nixon’s China visit.
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Sarah Krasnoff
Cleveland
Leonard Gelfand
Mitchell G Gelfand
Mitchell
Gelfand
Carl McIntire
White House
Prestienk Nixon
Communist
China
Bombings drive Reds into Laos and wider action
Reports from SAIGON describe a major U S bombing push over three weeks forcing North Vietnamese withdrawal across the DMZ into Laos and back toward Hanoi. B52 raid totals near 750 tons target suspected NVA locations near Khe Sanh and along the southern DMZ frontline.
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Saigon
U.S
Dmz
Khe Sanh
Pham van Phu
North Vietnam
Spring Byington dies at 78 after brief illness
Movie and television veteran Spring Byington, known for 75 films and the TV series December Bride, died at her Hollywood Hills home after a brief illness. The actress, famed for motherly, comedy roles, was Emmy-nominated for Lily Ruskin on December Bride.
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Spring Byington
Miss Byington
Hollywood Hills
Lawford to wed comedian's daughter in October
Peter Lawford 48 plans to marry Mary Iti vant 21, daughter of comedian Dan Rowan of Rowan and Martin's Laugh In. Rowan supports the match, saying they are in love and he prefers an age gap closer to her own. The couple schedule the wedding for October 3, with Lawford's son Chris 16 as best man.
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President Kennedy
Dan Rowan
Ming
Lawford
Miss Rowan
Chris
Patric Kennedy
Gooding
Idaho
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