Bombs in London and Manchester derail IRA truce talks
Six blasts in London Manchester injure 26 as IRA cease-fire hopes fade. Police warn of more attacks after signals from Sinn Fein talks. Northern Ireland violence adds to pressure. Bombs hit Gieves store and other sites. Londonderry reports one blast with no injuries. Authorities defuse others. IRA council debates new cease-fire amid concessions.
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Irish Republican Army
Manchester
Scotland Yard
England
IRA
Provos’ Army Council
Dublin
Northern Ireland
Kensington High Street
Victoria Street
Hampstead
Putney
Robert Huntley
Londonderry
Sinn Fein
Contributions Hold Fate Of State Program In Kansas
The Paraguay Kansas Partnership Program must rely on voluntary contributions rather than state funds. Spokesman for Gov. Bennett quoted the need for private support as the program seeks to continue under current budget constraints. Francine Neubauer, executive secretary, briefed the Kansas Council on the situation.
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Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Francine Neubauer
The
Kansas Council
Paraguay
Asuncion
Mennonites
Catholic Relief Service
Neubauer
Kansas
John Conard
Gov
Bennett
Conard
Arden Booth
R-Lawrence
Kansas Water Resources Board
Levi Defends Views on National Security and Wiretaps
Atty. Gen. designate Edward H. Levi told the Senate Judiciary Committee he resists firm positions to protect university neutrality. He pledged to draft guidelines on government wiretapping and FBI file controls, while noting five issues require further review before firm stances.
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Washington
Edward H. Levi
Levi
Senate Judiciary Committee
University of Chicago
FBI
William B. Saxbe
India
Justice Department
Church Expected To Lead Senate Intelligence Probe
Sen Frank Church, long associated with campaigns to end the Vietnam War, says he expects to be elected head of the Senate committee to investigate U S intelligence operations. The Senate approved an 82 to 4 vote to create the nine month, 750000 dollar inquiry.
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Sen. Church
Washington
Frank Church
Vietnam
Senate
U.S
China Cuts Wheat Order Faces Broad Senate Intelligence Probe
China canceled about two thirds of U S wheat shipments for February to September totaling roughly 600000 metric tons, while the U S government warned exports may leave bread grain reserves near a 27 year low. Senate Democrats named a new intelligence committee to probe agency practices, pledging hearings where possible and transcripts without secret material, with leaders like Mansfield and Church signaling cautious oversight amid Watergate era concerns.
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China
U.S
Cook Industries Inc
William E. Barksdale
Cook
Agriculture Department
Department
Senate
Mike Mansfield
CIA
FBI
Defense Department
Mansfield
Senate Watergate Committee
Herman E. Talmadge
Dga
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Jesse A. Helms
R-N.c
William L. Scott
R-Va
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Idaho Democrat
Cambodia
Laos
Senate Foreign Relation Committee
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Panel
Walter D. Huddleston
D-Ky
Gary Hart
D-Colo
Robert Morgan
D-N.c
Pence’s Golden Eagle Restaurant
Dale Carnegie
Ottawa
Greater
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Russ Hannibal Associates
Topeka, Kansas
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Clyde Pearson
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