Ulster tensions as leaders seek paths to peace
Belfast reports Britain plans discussions in London with Prime Minister Wilson on stabilizing Northern Ireland. Catholics express desire for rights and possible unity with the Republic, while Protestants resist partition. Analysts propose three way talks with guarantees, others doubt Ulster Catholics will trust Belfast governance.
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Belfast court punishes rioters in beer battle case
Dozens of men face punishment after recent violent riots. Hugh Stockman appears charged with possessing a pistol and ammunition. Police halted a clash when they saw a bottle believed to be a Molotov cocktail. Testimony describes the fracas as a beer fueled riot. Stockman says the gun was distributed during drink, and he was scalded as his penalty after testifying that someone gave him the gun while intoxicated.
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Partition and peace in Ulster echo through decades
The discussion notes a view that partition has endured and functioned for nearly fifty years despite upheavals. It suggests Catholics and Protestants remain wary of threats to a united or separate future, reflecting on the enduring Trish problem and communal tensions.
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