Parliament Struck by Gassing Incident At Commons
A 26 year old Belfast Catholic laborer James Anthony Roche was ordered to court after throwing two CS tear and nausea gas grenades into the House of Commons gallery. The attack sparked immediate fears over security as officials consider tougher controls and detectors.
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London
Northern Ireland
House of Commons
Belfast
James Anthony Roche
Tors’ Gallery
Spencer Perci
Val
Roche
Ulster
Commons
Scotland Yard
House of Lords
Duluth Sauna Fans Bristle at Federal Report on Heat Baths
In Duluth Minnesota sauna lovers reject a Federal Trade Commission warning that dry and wet heat baths may harm the elderly or infirm. Local advocates stress safe use and stress the baths’ health benefits for relaxation and sinus relief.
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Duluth
Minn
Minnesota
N. E. A. Leppo
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Noah's Ark Play Rained Out at Camp Event
In Greensboro North Carolina the Jefferson Standard Country Club Day Camp performance of Noah's Ark was washed out by rain. No other details were provided.
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Greensboro
N.C
Jefferson Standard Country Club
Noah’s Ark
Custodians Protest Causes School and Playground Closures
In Youngstown Ohio a custodians protest over a new delivery policy closed summer sessions at three school buildings and 13 playground programs. About 100 members of Local 1143 vow to continue until the dispute is settled as the board insists shipments be directed to the central warehouse for redistribution.
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Youngstown
Million Defense Workers To Lose Jobs In Next Year
Washington AP reports that about 1 million defense industry jobs will vanish by next July due to spending cuts. Officials note 367,000 jobs eliminated between July 1969 and May 1970, with another 600,000 expected by mid-1971, bringing total related employment to roughly 2.4 million.
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Washington
Defense
Defense Department
Robert C. Moot
Pentagon
AEC Plans To Aid NYC Power Shortage Relief
The White House said the Atomic Energy Commission will provide 200000 to 300000 kilowatts of power to Consolidated Edison if a heat spell worsens New York City’s energy crisis. The aid follows Tuesday’s breakdown of the utility’s 1 million kilowatt generator in Queons. TVA power would be released by curbing use at AEC’s three gaseous diffusion plants.
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White House
Atomic Energy Commission
Consolidated Edison Co
New York City
Queers
Tennessee Valley Authority
AEC
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