Catholics Seek Immunity to Keep Belfast Barricades
In Belfast Catholic leaders demand immunity from arrest before lifting barricades. The Central Citizens Defense Committee says talks with the British Army yielded no guarantees and the Home Office plans to decide arrests per criminal law. The group claims to represent about 70,000 people favoring barricade retention until explicit agreement.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Central Citizens Defense Committee
Durin T Alks
Robert Porter
Zurich approves woman suffrage in local elections
In Zurich Switzerland the Canton grants women equal political rights in local affairs. About 60 percent of male voters supported the proposal on Sunday, with a tally of 92 402 yes to 47 192 no, expanding women’s local voting and office-holding rights.
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Zltich
Switzerland
Zurich
Yurich
Protestants and Catholics Clash Over Barricades
Military talks aim to shield locals as Protestant barricades are removed while Catholic barriers remain. Fears grow that Protestants may react by restoring their barricades unless the army intervenes and defuses tensions between armed units and citizen defense committees.
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Citizens Defense Committees
Oil Lease Revenues to Drop
The federal government will lose about 300 million in expected oil lease revenues this year due to a six month offshore leasing shutdown near Santa Barbara California and competition from Alaska state leases. Interior estimates fiscal year revenues at 295 million versus 595 million earlier forecast after Santa Barbara leak prompted suspension and new rules while Alaska North Slope bidding drew funds from federal grants.
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Washington
Santa Barbara
Calif
Alaska
Department of Interior
California
Alaskan
North Slope
Evans Destroyer McLemore Asleep During Collision Court Martial
Lt. Cdr Albert S. McLemore commander of the destroyer Frank E. Evans testified he insisted on being awakened for changes of station. Evans was cut in half by the carrier Melbourne near Subic Bay killing 74 sailors. McLemore pleaded innocent to negligence and dereliction charges as witnesses described his discipline about night alarms and bridge watches.
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Subic Bay
Philippines
Albert S. McLemore
U.S
Frank E. Evans
McLemore
San Pedro
Calif
Melbourne
Evans
J.g
Jeffrey W. Covert
Glenview
Til
Gig
Ronald T. E. Bowler
Annapolis
James A. Hopson
Kansas City
Kan
Export Barriers Lifted Among 15 Allied Nations
The United States and 14 allied countries ease export controls to the Soviet bloc while maintaining bans on munitions and goods to Asian Communist governments and Albania. Negotiations in Paris under the Coordinating Committee route tightened trade rules without extending to China, Albania, North Vietnam, or North Korea.
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London
United States
Albania
China
North Vietnam
North Korea
Sovviet Bloc
Two Recovery Teams Enter W Va Coal Mine
Two mine rescue teams descended Consolidation Coal Co No 9 mine shaft with breathing gear and lamps to search for trapped miners. The teams, including five rescuers and six inspectors, aimed to explore four to five hours, while officials anticipated months before entering the heavily damaged western section where bodies are believed to lie.
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W. Va
Farmington
Atha
Danny Kuhn
John Ashcraft
Consolidating Coal Co. Xo
9Ning
Peter Ferretti
Memorial Rites Held For Pike
In New York St Clement's Episcopal Church held a high requiem Mass for James A. Pike former Episcopal bishop of California. The service was informal with a semicircle congregation in sandals and miniskirts as William Stringfellow spoke of Pike's clashes with church orthodoxy. Duke Ellington performed and led a hymn after remarks.
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New York
St. Clement’s Episcopal Church
James A. Pike
Episcopal
California
Israel
William Stringfellow
Pike
Duke Ellington
Trumpeter Swan comeback marks a 4000 strong revival
The Department of Interior reports successful nestings of trumpeter swans in Nebraska and Minnesota this summer. A hatching in Carver County Park, Minnesota, is the first in 100 years. Once down to 69 in 1932, the continental population is now about 4,000, including Alaska.
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Washington
Department of Interior
Department
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Nebraska
Minnesota
Carver County Park
United States
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Alaska
Spanish War Vet Winner At New Mexico State Fair
George Lambert of Albuquerque, a 90 year old Spanish American War veteran, won the Veterans Day competition at the New Mexico State Fair. He wore an 1890 vintage uniform and carried relics including a mess kit and hardtack, which he tasted saying it tasted the same as in his youth.
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Albuquerque
George Lambert
Lambert
Kidnapped Youth Rescued After Eight Hour Ordeal
Alan Ramo nineteen son of missile expert and TRW founder Simon Ramo was abducted from his Beverly Hills home by a masked gunman. He was gagged then freed when water and power workers heard his cries. Suspect John Jacob Santen twenty three from San Lorenzo was arrested after a confrontation at a remote tree site. Police described the victim as keeping his cool during the eight hour ordeal.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Aly
Alan Ramo
Ramo
Canyon Area
Simon Ramo
TRW, Inc
John Jacob Santen
San Lorezzo
Young Ramo
Alan
Joseph Kimble
Kimble
Surday
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