Riots and Bombing Mark Northern Ireland Crisis Amid 13 Civilian Deaths
Amid snowstorms in Belfast and Londonderry, gunmen and bombs erupted in Catholic districts. British paratroops faced sniper fire as bombs struck a department store and a milk bar injuring multiple people. IRA factions accused of violence, while Patrick Hillery urged peace efforts and UN backing.
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Day
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IRA
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TRA
Ulster
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T Hat
Arr
Fist of Tra
Renvar
Maurice ‘Wagwell
Northern Ireland
Campaign fund fraud charges against Ogilvie scheme
Chicago Sun Times and St Louis Post Dispatch report illegal stock scheme tied to Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie 1968 campaign. Investors allegedly contributed 100 each via Mobile Master of America Inc. to trigger windfall profits. six investors affidavits filed in 1970 detail the probe halt by Illinois Securities official HawleKolle under instruction of the late Secretary of State Powell.
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Richard B. Ogilvie
Chicago Sun-Times
St. Lois
Hitness Securities Commission
Dispatch
Sun- Times
Mobile Master of America, Inc
Ogilvie
Sur Times
Thomas J. Haweloly
Ilinois Securities Commission
Hawwekolle
Paul Powell
Modern Nepal King Mahendra Dies at 51
King Mahendra of Nepal, who steered the Himalayan kingdom toward modernization and neutrality, died at Bharatpur after a heart attack. He was 51. Crown Prince Birendra succeeded to the throne. Mahendra had pushed land reform, ended the caste system, invited foreign aid, and helped Nepal engage in international affairs. His death comes after a long illness and recent medical treatment in London.
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Himailayan
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Lhe
Birendra
Tindu
India
China
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Soviet Union
Washington
United Nations
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London
Bharatpur
Raia
Twenty Arrested At Angela Davis Trial Scene
About 20 persons were arrested today for demonstrating in a prohibited area near the Santa Clara County courthouse. The demonstrators were in the court vicinity where pretrial motions in the Angela Davis murder kidnapping case were argued. Authorities had designated part of the courtroom area off limits to the public. The motions began after a lengthy judge’s chamber conference.
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San Jose
UPN
Angela Davis
Santa Clara
Miss Davis
Richard Arnason
Swiss press seizes on Irving book mystery and delays
The grand jury probes the $650,000 payment from Irving to Hughes via three Swiss deposits and a possible second bank transfer. Irving and Maurice Nessen say Edith Irving withdrew the funds at Hughes's direction, while CBS and Time dispute amounts and use of a computer printout. A Hughes publicist denies confidential memos, as magazine reports surface about a computerized Hughes dossier and potential leaks.
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Irving
Hughes
Attornney
Edith
Helga R. Hughes
Maurice Nessen
Thesitiantaet
CBS
Tints Wage Wenue
Time
Bianaire
Richard Hannah
Frank W.bil Gay
John Pettit
Hannah
Long Beach parking woes spark questions about laws and repainting
A Long Beach reader asks if trash cans in the street violate the law and whether repainting white parking space markings is feasible. City officials say obstructions in streets violate municipal and California vehicle codes and advise reporting violations to police. They note paint decisions favor more spaces due to smaller cars.
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Ms.w
Long Beach
Long Beach Bay
Long Begel Traffic Engineer's Department
California
Car owner sought in bomb death in Oakland
Oakland police searched for Stephanie Kline, 25, of San Francisco, owner of a stall car after a bomb blast wrecked the 191 Volkswagen in a restaurant parking lot. Twenty-two year old Tommy Davenport of Berkeley was killed. remnants of an 8 mm automatic weapon and ammunition were found at the scene. A bulletin was issued for the vehicle’s owner.
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UPI
Tommy Davenport
Berkeley
Volkswagen
Fish
Stephanie Kline
San Francisco
Federal probes touch on hotel guest lists in Florida
Federal authorities study subpoenaed guest registrations at the Sonesta Beach Hotel for September 23. Irving claims he met Hughes to record part of his autobiography while Miami Herald reports similar hotel registrations by Irving in southern Florida. McGraw-Hill and Life magazine suspend plans for publication.
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Florida
Sonesta Beach
Hughes
The
Miami Herald
McGraw-Hill
Life Magazine
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