Last gangs chased from streets in Belfast clashes
In Andersonstown Catholic youths battled troops while attempting to reach Roger Casement stadium. Police arrested IRA leader Martin Meehan in Ardoyne after an eight month manhunt. troops killed a gunman in Jamaica Street during the operation.
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Belfast
UPI
Andersonstown
Roger Casement
Ardoyne
Provisional Irish Republican Army
IRA
Martin Meehan
Crumlin Road
Northern Ireland
Falls Road
Ball Park
Meehan
Jamaica Street
Lompoc Record Publication Details and Rates
The Lompoc Record, a California corporation, lists staff and officers led by President Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam and Editor Harry J. Crompe. It notes publication as a legal newspaper under court decree No. 47065, with daily issues except Sundays and Christmas Day and a $2.25 monthly rate in advance.
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Lompoc
California
Congress
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
FBI chief warns Congress for more agents amid crime rise
Acting FBI Director L Patrick Gray III said he may seek supplemental funds to boost the FBI staff of about 9 000 agents to handle hijackings kidnappings bank robberies and bombings as crime spikes in certain areas. He cited the Algeria hijacking and a record ransom, and predicted more kidnappings tied to air piracy.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
L. Patrick Gray III
Congress
Gray
Algeria
Minneapolis
J. Edgar Hoover
House Appropriations Committee
Hoover
Quantico, Va
Younger may skip 1974 governor race in California
California Attorney General Evelle Younger hints he may not run for governor in 1974 despite ongoing talk. He will weigh public polls and timing, saying he will decide by Labor Day 1973, possibly seeking reelection if he stays out, with his 1970 campaign still $80,000 in debt.
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Younger
Sacramento
UPI
Evelle J. Younger
Los Angeles
Long 12th game ends in draw in world chess match
In Reykjavik UPI reports the 12th game between Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer ended in a draw after 55 moves. Fischer leads 7 to 5 with 52 points needed to win. the 13th game is set for today with Spassky to move first.
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Reykjavik
UPI
Boris Spassky
Bobby Fischer
Fischer
Spassky
Nixon limousine recall delays unveiling in Washington
UPI reports Nixon's $500000 Lincoln Continental limousine, armored five ton chariot, was hoisted at Ford Dearborn after Secret Service found bugs and requested changes. A Ford spokesman cited undisclosed modifications as the cause of the setback.
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Detroit
UPI
Nixon
Washington
Ford
White House
Secret Service
Ford Motor Co
William Peacock
Research and Engineering Center
Ellsberg Offers New Start For Pentagon Papers Case
Daniel Ellsberg and co defendant Anthony Russo propose restarting the Pentagon Papers trial as months of delay continue. They would drop constitutional protections against double jeopardy if the trial begins anew, arguing not to keep the jury suspended while the Supreme Court rules. The jury is sworn but has heard no testimony in the conspiracy theft and espionage case over the classified Vietnam War papers.
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Spassky
Fridrik Olafsson
Denmark
Bent Larsen
Fischer
Lothar Schmid
Los Angeles
UPI
Daniel Ellsberg
Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
U.S. Supreme Court
Russo
Pentagon
Vietnam
Army cancels Cheyenne antitank helicopter program
The Army kills the Cheyenne program after spending 401 million over six years for a helicopter that never flew safely. Only 10 test models flew and one crashed. The decision may cost up to 600 Lockheed jobs in California, with a new 40 million request for a different project.
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Cheyenne
Department of Army
Pike
House Armed Services Committee
Army
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Burbank
Calif
Barry M. Goldwater
Rcalif
Lockheed
Wallace surgery possibility grows as abscesses drain
A surgeon said Gov. George C. Wallace may need more surgery to drain abdominal abscesses from bullet wounds. He noted a previously drained abscess is healed, but X-rays show a new cavity near the old site that may require further drainage. Nonsurgical treatment will be tried first and the governor has no fever or antibiotics needed.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
George Hallenbeck
Senate approves Saturday night specials crackdown gun bill
The Senate passed a Birch Bayh gun control bill targeting cheap handguns known as Saturday night specials while affirming Americans right to carry guns for protection. The measure, likely to face House hurdles, would ban sale of small cheap firearms and remove about 1 million such guns from the market. President Nixon has yet to state views on the proposal.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
George C. Wallace
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
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Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
Visalia
Alex Rosen
John P. Mohr
W. Mark Felt
Clyde A. Tolson
Tolson
Ronald Reagan
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Houston I. Flournoy
Robert H. Finch
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Lompoc Theatre
H” Street
Jack Lemmon
Aghain
Clint Eastwood
Joe Kidd
Technicolom
Panavisior
Msivaso Company
Pragueton
Jamaica Bay
New York Metropolitan Area
Madrid
Angela Hernandez
Spain
Torera
Latin America
Bullfighters Union
George C. McGovern
Thurmont, Md
H. R. Haldeman
Ronald Ziegler
Valley Drive-In
North H St
Lompoc RE
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Santa Barbara
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