Britain Demands Gunmen's Capture After Border Ambush
Britain pressed Ireland to capture IRA gunmen who killed a British corporal and wounded another during a border clash after two armored cars crossed into the Republic. The IRA admitted ambushing the patrol in a half hour firefight near Hackballs Cross as Irish and British ambivalently blamed each other and security measures were boosted.
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London
Britain
Irish Republic
Northern Ireland
Foreign Office
Dublin
John Peck
IRA
Republic
Ireland
Hackballs Cross
Ian Armstrong
Michael Palmer
Palmer
Belfast
Londonderry
Japanese expect Nixon visit to Japan next year
Japanese officials expect President Nixon to visit Japan early next year to ease friction over trade and economic disputes. It would be the first trip by a U.S. president to Japan, with invitation to be issued by Foreign Minister Takeo Fukuda when he visits Washington for the U S Japan joint economic conference.
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UPI
Nixon
Japan
Foreign Ministry
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Takeo Fukuda
Washington
White House
Ronald Ziegler
San Clemente
Calif
Fisaku Sato
China
Sato Long
United States
Sato
Mississippi Weekend Fatalities Report Nine Lives Lost
The Associated Press notes at least nine people died in Mississippi over the weekend in multiple accidents. Victims include Roy Lenore and Bertha Lenore, both 19, and their 10-year-old son Bruce Stogner in a Walthall County two car wreck near Tyler. Coroner's jury rules Henry Hardy's death a self inflicted gunshot wound. Other fatalities involve Larry Harris in Alcorn County, Charles Duncan in Ocean Springs, Johnny O. Elkins in Lauderdale County, Riley Magee near Pascagoula, and Jimmy H. Raby north of Pontotoc.
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Associated Press
Mississippi
Tylertown
Walthall County
Roy Lenore
Rt. 5
Bertha
Bruce Stogner
Henry Hardy
Jackson
Larry Harris
Rt. 1
Glen
Alcorn
Corinth
Charles Duncan
Biloxi
Ocean Springs
Johnny O. Elkins
Hickory
Lauderdale County
Riley Magee
Moss Point
Pascagoula
Jimmy H. Raby
Ecra
Pontotoc
Janitor to Earn Fourth Degree at Wayne State
Elmer Fischer, a Wayne State University janitor for 31 years, will retire at 65 with four academic degrees. He holds bachelor’s degrees in history mortuary science and sculpting and will receive a master of fine arts in December. He envisions teaching sculpture at a small Negro college or opening his own studio or funeral home in a small town.
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Detroit
Elmer Fischer
Wayne State University
South
Fischer
Thieu Supporters Edge Toward Lower House Majority
In Saigon the Thieu camp appears set to gain a majority in South Vietnam's new lower house though size unclear. Official returns show Thieu 58 seats to 32 for the opposition from 140 of 159. 47 independents, many from the Mekong Delta, remain. U.S. envoy Bunker met Thieu amid concerns over a single candidate in the upcoming presidential race.
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Mekong Delta
Delta
Saigon
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Bunker
Nixon
Duong van
Big
Dollar Values Fluctuate On Foreign Marts
The US dollar fell to its lowest Paris level since France’s two tier system and eased in Frankfurt while rising slightly in Zurich. Tokyo steadied above 341 yen as markets opened slowly. Lt. Gen. Graham ordered a temporary suspension of new sales at US facilities in Japan. Finance Minister Mizuta urged resolve during the ten dollar crisis and outlined plans for heavy public spending to support the economy and offset dollar defenses.
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London
Paris
France
Frankfurt
Zurich
Tokyo
Gordon M. Graham
U.S
Japan
Mikio Mizuta
Israel opens summer camps for Gaza children
In cooperation with Save the Children Sweden, Israel opens five summer camps in the Gaza Strip for children. About 7 000 kids attend these camps offering activities and shelter during the hot months.
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Tel Aviv
Save the Children Society of
Sweden
Gaza Strip
Gunman shoots up Ingleside Station killing sergeant
A man with a 12 gauge shotgun burst into the Ingleside Station in San Francisco, killing Sgt. John V. Young and wounding a clerk. Police reported no leads and tightened security at city stations while investigators considered a second weapon and possible second gunman.
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San Francisco
Ingleside
John V. Young
Ellen Lipney
Young
James Nanz
Douglas Refuses to Halt San Francisco School Busing
Justice William C. Douglas refused to suspend a court ordered busing plan in San Francisco Chinatown. Chinatown groups oppose integration, fearing loss of cultural heritage, and threaten boycotts as classes resume. Douglas mailed his opinion from Yakima, noting the plan applies to all races under federal law.
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William C. Douglas
Chinatown
San Francisco Examiner
The
Examiner
Douglas
Yakima
Wash
U.S. Supreme Court
Casacade Mountains
High Court
Washington, D.C
U.S. 9Th Circuit Court of Appeals
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Supreme Court
Densley
U.S. District Court
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