Irish Catholics Retaliate in Northern Ireland Riots
In Belfast and Londonderry, Catholics rioted after Protestant parades marking Victories at the Boyne. A British soldier was shot dead on a rooftop, two civilians wounded, and shops including a Belfast department store were hit by bombs. Police and troops controlled order as violence spread.
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Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Battle of the Boyne
Londerry
David Walker
Falls Road
Shankill
British Home Stores
Possible resignation of Bruce as Paris peace negotiator discussed
Western White House sources say there is talk of David K. E. Bruce stepping down as U.S. chief peace negotiator in Paris though no final decision exists. If he departs, William Porter would likely replace him, with Kissinger visiting for talks amid Viet Cong peace proposals.
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Kissinger
Bruce
Paris
National Broadcasting Co
Washington Post
Porter
San Clemente
Philip C. Habib
Habib
Seoul
South Vietnam
Korea
Saigon
U.S
Algiers
Algeria
France
Thunderstorm risk as muggy weather lingers tonight
A chance of thundershowers is predicted tonight and tomorrow as muggy conditions continue. Highs near the upper 30s with lows around 60s. Yesterday's high was 85 and this morning's low 67.
Communications Strike Threat Looms Across U S Rail and Postal Disruptions Feared
About 400000 Bell System workers and 17000 UTW members threaten a Wednesday morning walkout amid a six week telegraph shutdown. Union seeks 25 percent first year rise. company counters with 17 percent over three years. Rail unions threaten Friday action against three major lines and postal workers may join in New York.
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Washington
America
York
Bell System
Aflcio Communications
New York
Pentagon
United Transportation Union
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern
UTU
Norfolk and Western
Southern Pacific
Lookingglass Goes All Out Pay Phone Joins Meter
Orcs AP reports Lookingglass Oregon hosts a dedication for its first public pay phone booth beside a town parking meter. Mayor Norm Niblett says the town aims to attract tourists, with 1500 visitors already drawn by the meter. The ceremony included locals and a museum curator. the inaugural call was a wrong number.
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Niblett
Oregon
Douglas County
Marine Boot Camp Is Still No Rose Garden
Maj Gen Carl Hoffman describes Parris Island as no rose garden while 39 recruits on July 3 were hospitalized with kidney problems tied to excessive drill instructors' exercise. An officer investigates the drill instructor, who faces potential punishment, amid memories of a 1956 drowning incident and ongoing stricter controls.
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Parris Island
S.C
Carl W. Hoffman
Marine Corps
South Carolina
Hoffman
Theodore Metzger
Hoffma
Metzger
Marl Arnold
J.C. Knights
Baltimore
Knights
Secrull
Regula
Explosion outside Stanford official home injures no one
An explosion outside the Stanford University personnel director Robert M. Nelson’s home in Stanford California created an 18 inch hole in his daughter's bedroom but did not injure the 18 year old Debbie Nelson The blast likely came from a bomb Police note Nelson had dismissed five employees for unacceptable behavior during sit ins at Stanford University Hospital April 9 Two demonstrations protesting the firings occurred outside Nelson’s office in June No fire resulted from the blast
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford University Director of Personnel
Robert M. Nelson
Debbie
Stanislaus State College
Nelson
Stanford University Hospital
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