Ireland vote dampened by Sinn Fein entry amid border patrols
The Irish Republic held a national election for 147 Dail seats as Sinn Fein supporters raise fears of terrorism. Ex premier De Valera, Fianna Fail, urged nonviolence while archrival Costello predicted extremists would be repudiated. Sinn Fein runs from prison cells, some with plans to abstain from seats until a united island. Security guards patrolled border areas as polling proceeded in a tense, historic election.
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Seventy Six Korean Orphans Arrive In Los Angeles
A chartered Flying Tiger DC4 brought 76 Korean orphans to Los Angeles under Harry Holt. Most children are under three years old with American fathers and Korean mothers. Holt plans more applications. sixty under three travel in the immediate group and thirty two will be placed in Los Angeles area homes.
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Shipping in Texas Tied Up as Tugboat Crews Strike
Union tugboat crews walked out on Monday night causing widespread disruption along the Texas Gulf Coast from Houston to Corpus Christi. About 286 company employees in 26 boats blocked ports after failed contract talks with G&H Towing Co. Picket lines appeared at multiple Texas ports, including Houston and Galveston.
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Lobbyists Pace California Legislature Two to One
In Sacramento a preliminary list from the Special Assembly Committee on Legislative Representation shows 267 lobbyists advising 240 organizations, aligning roughly two lobbyists for every one of California's 120 lawmakers.
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Italian Avalanche Kills Four Climbers on Ortles Peak
An avalanche on Mt Ortles near Bolzano in the Italian Alps left four climbers dead, including two Germans and two Italians, as Italian Alpine guides reported Monday.
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