Eight Deaths Reported Since IRA Truce Begun
In Belfast gun battles and bombings erupted six days after the IRA cease fire. Bodies found in Old Park and West Belfast, likely victims of sectarian killings, bring the death count to eight since the truce began. A large bomb hit an electrical shop in Lurgan and authorities cite continuing sectarian violence.
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Belfast
UPT
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Northern Ireland
Old Park
Forth River
Whnp
Lurgan
Provisional
Ardoyne
Nixon Revises Plans After Mitchell Leaves
President Nixon relaxes at his San Clemente villa as he shifts to a revised re election strategy following the resignation of campaign manager John N Mitchell. A Western White House spokesman says Nixon will stay in California for two and a half weeks until the Democratic convention.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Pacific
John N. Mitchell
White House
California
Mitchell
Al Anon Meeting At Westminster Ocean City
The regular weekly Al Anon meeting will be held at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Ocean City at 8 p.m. on Monday. This group supports families of alcoholics and invites those in need to attend.
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Al-Anon
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ocean City
Fort Walton Beach
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Eglin Nco Wives Club
NCO Club
Tornado hits Blue Anchor Marina. four killed in Missouri
A tornado from a violent thunderstorm struck Blue Anchor Marina at Lake of the Ozarks Laurie Missouri Sunday night. Morgan County sheriff's office reports four dead and several injured as doctors and ambulances respond to the scene.
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Laurie, Mo
UPI
Lake of the Ozarks
Morgan County
Blue Anchor
Laurie
Missouri
McGovern Backers Move to Bar California Delegates
McGovern supporters said they will ask a federal judge to bar the sealing of 151 California national convention delegates lost by the senator in a credentials committee ruling. McGovern favored keeping Lawrence F. O'Brien as DNC chair and planned talks with AFL CIO President Meany while reaffirming a neutral stance until a nominee is chosen.
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UPI
George S. McGovern
California
Democratic Credentials Committee
Afl-Cio
George Meany
McGovern
O'Brien
Miami Beach
Credentials Committee
South Dakota
Martha Mitchell Wins Departure of Nixon Campaign Leader
Martha Mitchell says she is glad her husband has left politics and resigned from President Nixon's re election campaign. She admitted calling the reporter secretly and calls herself still a political prisoner, though satisfied with the outcome. Mitchell, 53, rose rapidly in Washington and became a Republican Party darling, challenging norms with outspoken remarks.
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Washington
UPD
Martha Mitchell
Border Police to aid Tel Aviv bank robbery crackdown
Israeli border police will be withdrawn from occupied Arab lands to help combat a wave of bank robberies in Tel Aviv. Chief Detective Mordechai Tavor said the manpower shortage in Tel Aviv is critical while territories remain relatively calm. More than 12 robberies have stolen over 120000 dollars in two months.
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United Press International
Israel
Tel Aviv
Il Cairo
al Ahram
Green Beret
Middle East
Mordechai Tavor
Tavor
Harper Files Bid for State Attorney Post in Florida First Circuit
Pensacola native Carl W. Harper, former Escambia County Solicitor, resigns effective 1973 to seek the State Attorney role for the First Judicial Circuit. He cites commitment to law and anti corruption, outlining career in Navy, Florida State University, Stetson law school, and multiple bar associations.
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Carl WH. Harper
Escambia
First Judicial Circuit
Florida
Harper
Reubin Askew
Pensacola
Pensacola’ High School
Ier
Patsy Robinson
Wimters, D.C
United States
National District Attorneys Association
Pensacola Civitan Club
Henry R. Barksdale
Burns
Barksdale
Altorney
Mr. Harper
Franco May Delegate Some Spanish Powers
Foreign Minister Gregorio Lopez Bravo told ABC that aging Franco may appoint a prime minister to assume some government duties. He said health is excellent and no crisis is evident, though he did not specify timing or a candidate. Sources name Navy Adm. Luis Carrero Blanco as the likely choice.
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UPI
Gregorio Lopez Bravo
Francisco Franco
ABC
Franco
Navy Adm
Luis Carrero Blanco
NAACP Says Demos Losing Before Ballot
Detroit scene as Roy Wilkins warns Democrats face a difficult race against Nixon. He cites headlines and delegate fights, says black community is anti Nixon while NAACP will not endorse but notes political currents will affect the convention. He avoids naming candidates.
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Detroit
UPI
NAACP
Roy Wilkins
Nixon
Wilkins
U.S. and Yemen Resume Diplomatic Ties After 1967 Break
Secretary of State William P. Rogers and Yemen Prime Minister Muhsin Al Ayni announce the resumption of diplomatic relations between the United States and Yemen, the first since the 1967 Arab Israeli war. Al Ayni calls for a broader Arab Israeli settlement while Rogers hopes other Arab states will follow. Rogers then travels to Bahrain for talks, with Sisco and McCloskey in tow.
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Franco
Washington
UPI
Yemen Arab Republic
United States
Sanaa
Desert Republic
William P. Rogers
Muhsin Al-Ayni
State Department
Yemen
Al-Ayni
U.N
Security Council
Palestine
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Manama
Bahrain
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Persian Gulf
Mohamed Mubarak
Rogers
Muhsin al Ayni
Middle East States
Joseph P. Sisco
State Dept
Robert J. McCloskey
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