Londonderry Protest March Recounts Bloody Sunday Origins
Hundreds of People's Democracy Catholics and supporters march through Londonderry recalling the 1972 Bloody Sunday events. The route passes Bogside and Guildhall Square amid police and soldiers, with sporadic clashes and a bomb damage update.
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Ireland's PM defends anti guerrilla policy on TV
Prime Minister Jack Lynch defended Ireland's hard line against guerrillas on American television and after facing egg throwing protesters outside, saying violence has slowed Northern Ireland reunification. He backed British efforts like a green and white paper and urged targeted donations to the Irish Red Cross for relief.
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Trial Set for Texas Man in Denver Area Shooting
Raymond Lloyd George 27 of Pasadena Texas faces murder charges in the June 16 shooting near Denver that killed 33 year old Robert W. Reed and wounded 20 year old Ethel Bevel. Police say George and Donald Nagler 24 of Denver fired on the pair. George pleaded innocent last October to murder assault to murder and conspiracy.
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Five Die as Oil Truck Hits Train Near Goteras de Sabinas
An oil truck and a passenger train collided near Goteras de Sabinas Mexico killing five and injuring four. The truck exploded scattering burning fuel over the train carrying 150 passengers. The fireman and engineer were among the dead. The train traveled from Saltillo to Piedras Negras near the Texas border.
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Santa Fe Voters To Go To Polls
Santa Fe County residents head to the polls to decide on extending a one-quarter cent sales tax for five more years. The tax funds indigent hospital bills, with about 2,000 residents benefiting and $1.5 million paid to roughly 20 hospitals statewide in the past five years.
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State Bureau of Revenue
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