IRA claims responsibility for campus bomb after queen's visit
In Belfast the IRA Belfast Brigade says its active service unit planted a bomb at Coleraine University less than five hours after Queen Elizabeth II left the campus. Police say the device contained under 10 pounds of explosives and caused little damage in open grounds. The queen had urged peace in a televised address earlier during her Silver Jubilee trip.
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Former Nazi execution leader dies a pauper in Paraguay
In Asuncion, a man believed to be Eduard Roschmann, the SS captain known as the Butcher of Riga, died in a pauper’s hospital. West German prosecutors seek extradition. fingerprints and aliases Wegener and Bernardo Wegener link the deceased to Roschmann, a fugitive linked to the massacre of 40,000 Jews.
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Soviet Plan to Fight Fat Targets Nationwide Diet Revisions
Moscow reports that the Literaturnaya Gazeta warned obesity shortens life and Soviet officials reply by restructuring production plans for basic foods. Government sources say food output is improving and non alcoholic beverages with less sugar are being developed.
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Firemen Contain Two Northern California Forest Fires
California fire crews declared containment of the Scarface fire near the Oregon line at 82 280 acres and the Pondosa blaze at 20 670 acres after a week of uncontained spread. A separate Big Sur blaze charred 93 000 acres on the central coast. Damages from Scarface and Pondosa totaled 54 25 million, with 2 000 firefighters preparing to break camp as Marble Cone operations used a backfire tactic to quell hotspots.
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Exchange Club installs new officers and directors
NEW EXCHANGE CLUB President Norm Flint receives the gavel from past president Woody Risenhoover. New officers include Ron Boggs vice president Les Rupp secretary and Chet Waite treasurer. Board members are Ned Payne Keith Bobb Bill Cawley Bob Rousch Dennis Grindell Jay Rankin and Risenhoover.
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General boycott isolates U S tourists on Aruba
A general strike in Aruba shut the airport and cut phone and power services amid protests over the arrest of two labor leaders suspected of sedition. The Lago oil refinery also halted operations, stranding hundreds of visitors including Americans and others.
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Benefit concert planned for Beverly Hills fire victims
A September 15 benefit will feature entertainers who performed at the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire and others. John Davidson, Douglas G Herro, Robert Goulet, Joey Heatherton, The Van Dells and Tony Darrow are slated to appear. tapes will be shown for those unavailable. Proceeds aid children of victims. Pat Boone and others will contribute taped performances.
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Federal report bucks Santa Barbara disaster status
Federal officials told California Gov. Brown that the Santa Barbara brush fire area is too affluent and well insured for a federal disaster declaration. The SBA approved low interest loans. housing aid requests were rejected after a review noting homes valued at $100,000+ and high insurance coverage.
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Japan bars ex South Korean admiral from entering for anti Park meeting
In Tokyo ex vice admiral Lee Ryong gun from Los Angeles was denied visa entry and told to stay three days in a hotel. The two day meeting of about 100 expatriates aims to form a united front against Park Chung hee with leaders from Japan the US and nine other countries.
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California Assembly sends bill to lower drinking age to Senate
A ACA 55 constitutional amendment to drop California’s drinking age from 21 to 19 won final Assembly passage 54 to 25 and moves to the Senate. Supporters argue 19-year-olds bear adult responsibilities while opponents warn of alcohol in youths’ hands and social problems.
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