Barricades Fall in Falls Road Amid Belfast Tension
In Belfast, Catholics watch as 160 barricades erected during riots come down under army and government orders. Many fear removal signals a return of oppressive Ulster police, while locals hope British troops will still protect them from Protestant threats.
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Belfast
Army
Northern Ireland
Catholic Falls Road
Paddy McCibbs
McCibb
McCibbs
Ulster Police
Barricades Stay as Violence Erupts in City Streets
A resident warns that the barricades must remain as streets witness gunfire and gasoline bombs just weeks after a wave of explosions. Authorities struggled to restore order amid ongoing unrest.
Three Finalists Named For Dirksen Senate Seat
Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie to announce the candidate for the Dirksen vacancy today. The finalist trio includes Illinois House Speaker Ralph T. Smith, Rep. John B. Anderson of Rockford, and Peoria industrialist John Henry Altofer. Atty. Gen. William J. Scott withdrew from consideration.
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Springfield
UPS
Richard B. Ogilvie
U.S. Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ogilvie
Dirksen
Illinois
Ralph T. Smith
Downstate
John B. Anderson
Rockford
John Henry Altofer
Peoria
William J. Scott
Cadillac's seventies inspired ride options highlighted
Cadillac presents new styling ideas for the seventies with options like a hidden windshield aerial and a radio that locates your favorite AM FM or stereo station. Engineers promise the Cadillac ride remains the most enjoyable in motoring history across models.
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Cadillac
FAA Missed Bill Triggers Localizer Power Cut
Kenneth Lyons reports the FAA failed to pay an electric bill, prompting Virginia Power to cut power to a localizer directional aid at Washington National Airport for four hours. The LDA, a landing navigation aid, was not needed for the clear weather conditions.
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Washington
UPI
Virginia Power Co
Kenneth Lyons
National Association of Government Employers
FAA
National
Lyons
LDA
Columbus Votes No On Schools Bond Issue Defeat
A $63.8 million Columbus school bond failed by 41 491 to 17 187 in a special election, ending plans for 31 new city schools and risking half day sessions to handle enrollment growth. Suburban votes and a Cincinnati district also appeared in the results.
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United Press International
Columbus City
Harold H. Ejibling
Mifflin
Columbus
St. Bernard Elmwood Place
Cincinnati
Nicholas Cimberio
John C. Vanesh
Wickliffe
Cleveland
Ohio
Earl Martin
Rocky River
Donald R. Patton
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Fredrick Post
Ebverts Inc
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Norwalk Day Care Center
Dirksen Senate
Abba Eban
Kennedy
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Eban
Newark
E. Main
Norwalk
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