Militant Preacher Ian Paisley reshapes Northern Ireland politics
In Belfast the Rev. Ian Paisley emerges as a polarizing political force leading the Free Presbyterian Church. He targets the Pope, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Northern Ireland government, and Britain with hard line rhetoric. Supporters rally with Union Jack banners while opponents label him a primitive bigot.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ian Paisley
Pope
Canterbury
Ian Richard Kyle Paisley
County Down
Free Presbyterian Church
Ireland
Sandyrow
Shankill Road
Ope
Paisley
Ravenhill
Ulster Hall
Britain
The
Boyne
William of Orange
James II
Londonderry
North
Independent Republic of the South
Gomulka Consolidates Polish Power After Anti Semitism Crackdown
In Warsaw AP Gomulka strengthens grip on Poland's Communist leadership after a challenge in 1968 with personnel changes in government and party. Gen Moczar could lose influence as Gomulka’s campaign against perceived anti Semitic elements intensifies following the Ryszard Gontarz episode and student protests over censorship.
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Warsaw
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Interior Ministry
Ganizazion
Gomulka
Ryszard Gontarz
Communist Party
Gontarz
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