British Soldier Killed in Belfast Amid IRA Tensions
In Belfast a British soldier, Pvt. James Robinson, was shot and died minutes after being hit while dispersing a crowd near Ardoyne. The death comes as violence spikes across Northern Ireland with bombs, explosions, and clashes between security forces and Irish militants.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ardoyne
Londonderry
Crumlin Road
Irish Republic Army
William Cardinal Conway
All Ireland
Cardinal Conway
Teader
IRA
Irish Republic
James Robinson
Ulster
Newry
Texas Raked Again By Wild Weather Tornadoes Are Sighted
Texas endured more wild weather with flash flooding and tornado sightings across the north and west, officials reporting rising river levels on the Sulphur, Frio and Nueces rivers. Roads reopened in places as rainfall and flood warnings continued into the night, with multiple tornado reports near Odessa and near the Beaumont Port Arthur airport.
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Texas
Red River
Hagensport
Frio
Nueces
Hondo
Paris
Palestine
Dallas
Midland
Harper
Junction
South Plains
Lubbock County
Odessa
Beaumont-Port Arthur
Abilene
Fort Worth
Mineral Wells
San Antonio
Wichita Falls
McAllen
San Angelo
Alvine
Panhandle- Plains
New Castle
Childress
De'Hants
U.S. 90
Moist Air Lingers In Permian Basin For Two More Days
Moist air mass remains over Odessa as light showers and scattered rain continue for two additional days. Weather officials report up to 1.7 inches in some areas with a 30 percent chance of more showers today and Monday. Rain totals vary by location, with gauges near the city showing healthy rainfall while terminal readings were lighter.
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Permian Basin
Odessa
National Weather Service
Midland-Odessa
Moist
Indo China pressures rise as North Vietnamese shell South Vietnam
North Vietnamese forces intensified pressure on South Vietnam with eleven shelling attacks reported Saturday along the Pee River. The Odessa American notes the broader escalation amid ongoing school controversy coverage on page BUSING, offering readers context on regional tensions and local concerns.
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Indochina
the Pee
Grant to teach management for failing firm sparks debate
Congressman Mitchell accused the Small Business Administration of bias in distributing a 300000 grant to Arcata Management Corp while a black firm faced bankruptcy and taxpayers funded a program intended to aid black businesses. He cited loan disparities and questioned the effectiveness of MESBICs under the Nixon era.
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Als
Alpertise
Aleee
Mitchell
Nellunt Associ
Parren Mitchell
SBA
Baltimore
Thomas S. Kleppe
WVU
Conference of Southern Black
Othels
Sbas
Arcata Management Corp
No- Arcata Management Corp
Mitchell Madison Avenue
Black Economic Development
Arcata
Commerce Delap
Nority Business Assistance
Grams
Mesbic
Federal Agency
Nixon
Cammie Bohren Wins Battle For Life At Oakland Hospital
Doctors at Children’s Hospital Medical Center in Oakland describe a long fight to save four year old Cammie Bohren after chicken pox led to encephalitis. She required a tracheostomy, respirator support, and postural drainage. By June she survived a second arrest and improved to the point of readying transfer to Kaiser Vallejo for rehabilitation. her parents, William C. Bohren and wife, reside in Concord.
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Oakland
Calif
Children's Hospital Medical Center
Cammie Bohren
Cammie
Theospital May
Connally
Kaiser Hospital
Vallejo
Willian C. Bohren
Concord
Goldwater warns Soviets lead in military power
Sen. Barry Goldwater says the Soviet Union holds a military superiority edge due to a massive buildup while SALT talks proceed in Helsinki. He warns that reliance on peace hopes could trap the United States in a strategic misstep during the 10th annual American Fighter Aces Association reunion.
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San Drouv
Cali
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Soviet Union
Goldwater
United States
Helsinki
American Fighter Aces Association
Kremlin
Berlin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Israel
Milit
Patary
Military Base Paper Setup Under Attack
GAO findings describe Pentagon tied to base newspapers with civilian publishers, editors, and contracts. Proxmire cites base editors clearing controversial material and clipping photos to appease commanders. Visits to Ft Devens, Hanscom, Fort Hood, Lackland, and others show limited oversight. result seen as propaganda at times.
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Washington (Ap
Fed
Pentagon
William Proxmire
D-1
Wis
Manders
Lackland
Air Force Base
Tex
Talespinner
GAQ
Ft. Devens
Hanscom Field
Mass
Ft. Hood
Corpus Christi
Lackland Air Force Base
New London
GAO
Department of Defense
Open Meeting Wednesday In Stock Case In Austin Texas
Rep. Menton Murray of Harlingen schedules an open meeting Wednesday of four special committee studying alleged stock fraud. Witnesses include Speaker Gus Mutscher and Houston millionaire Frank Sharp, plus former Atty Gen Wagfoner Carr, Eugene Palmer, John Osorio, Robert Stewart, Clay Cotton, Robert Clines, E. J. Voorhis Jr., Tom McFarling, W. S. Heatly, Tommy Shannon, Sen Charles Wilson, Sen Jack Strong, and Sam Kimberlin Jr. of the Texas Bankers Association.
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Houston
Frank Sharp
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Murray
Atty
Wagfoner Carr
Eugene Palmer
John Osorio
Robert Stewart
Clay Cotton
Robert Clines
E. J. Voorhis ,Jr
Tom McFarling
State Board of Insurance
W. 8. Heatly
Paducah
Tommy Shannon
Fort Worth
Charles Wilson
Lufkin
Jack Strong
Longview
Sam Kimberlin Jr
Texas Bankers Association
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