Protestants March in Belfast in Silent Show of Strength
About 150000 Protestants and 15000 more assembled across Northern Ireland in a massive postwar display marked by no surrender banners and marching tunes. Police and troops kept the peace with a sparse show of force as rioting and barricades flared in Crumlin Road.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Battle of the Boyne
Orange Order
Germany
Crumlin Road
Former Lompoc planning chief urges tighter signs and tourism push
Clinton Sherrod who left as Lompoc planning director last week calls for a tougher sign ordinance and a vigorous update of residential areas. He favors promoting the city and Valley as a tourist destination while supporting downtown rehabilitation and targeted federal housing funds. He leaves for Fountain Valley in Orange County after eight years in Lompoc.
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Clinton Sherrod
Lompoc
Sherrod
Fountain Valley
Orange County
Architectural Board of Review
Planning Commission
Walsh says imprisonment unjust but not bitter after release
American Bishop James Edward Walsh, 79, says his 12 years in a Shanghai prison on spy charges were unjust yet he bears no bitterness toward his captors. Maryknoll leader Rev. John McCormack calls Walsh a hero and reports the bishop, now in Hong Kong, plans to retire after returning to the United States.
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Hong Kong
UPI
James Edward Walsh
China
Maryknoll
Cumberland
Shanghai
John McCormack
Maryknoll Fathers
McCormack
New York
Walsh
Rome
Maryknollers
North Vietnam Premier Vows Battle to Final Victory
North Vietnam premier Pham Van Dong asserts Hanoi will fight on to final victory on political military and diplomatic fronts. He dismisses Nixon's Paris talks role and insists the ten point program remains the path to a just solution, signaling continued resistance across Indochina.
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London
VPI
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Pham van Dong
The
Morning Star
Pham
Nixon
David K.E. Bruce
Paris
William P. Rogers
Vietnam
Rogers
Bruce
United States
Indochina
Cambodia
Laos
Reading program cutback pressures Miller-Unruh district
The Miller-Unruh reading program faces a roughly 36 000 funding gap as state funds shrink from 24 million to 18 million. Lompoc schools had 126 000 ear marked, though officials were told funding would be full. Trustees meet tomorrow at 3 30 p m to discuss budget and other items.
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Lompoc
Glen Wegner
Lompoc Junior High School
Los Padres
PTA
Maj
Charles R. Brown
Cabrillo High School
Bernard Moulton
Teleconomy,Inc
Egypt claims cross Suez raid by commandos in night strike
Egypt said its commandos crossed the Suez Canal into the Israeli-occupied Sinai during the night and inflicted heavy casualties. Israel denied the claim but said it attacked across the region, with air defenses engaging. Egyptian reports also noted Israeli air strikes along the canal and other crossings.
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United Press International
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
Suez Canal
Israel
Cairo
Jordan
Lebanon
Suez
El-Shatt
Fayed
el Hirsh
El-Cap
Guards poised to move into Michigan City Indiana
Indiana National Guard troops stood by to enter Michigan City after weekend racial violence. At least 30 people were arrested for firebombings and rock throwing sparked by arrests at a downtown tavern. Mayor Komoniarek declared a state of emergency and imposed a dusk to dawn curfew as police sealed off the resort city.
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United Press International National Guard
Michigan City
Ind
Conrad Komoniarek
Lake Michigan
Indiana National Guard
la Porte
Rogers briefs Nixon on trip to discuss Middle East and Vietnam
Secretary of State William P. Rogers told President Nixon about his diplomatic talks during a global swing that included London meetings with Britain's new Conservative government. Ziegler said no statement would follow the meeting.
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Washington
UPI
William P. Rogers
Nixon
Rogers
Middle East
Vietnam
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
London
Britain
Massive onslaught kills 405 in Khe Sanh area battle
In five days of fighting near the abandoned Khe Sanh zone, UPI reports 405 North Vietnamese troops killed by American firepower. U.S. 101st Airborne gunships and B52 bombers supported ground troops, with 33 more Hanoi soldiers killed in Sunday skirmishes. Six Americans dead, five wounded as forces in Vietnam total dipped to 411,500.
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UPI
U.S
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
Hanoi
101St Airborne Division
Laos
304Th
North Vietnam
Vietnam
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