Nightlong Belfast Battle Involving British Troops And Snipers
British troops fought a nightlong battle with snipers in Belfast and exchanged fire across the border with gunmen. A sniper was killed and two policemen were wounded as 1,000 soldiers formed a square mile cordon. later 1,400 troops searched Roman Catholic areas in Belfast and Londonderry, seizing four rifles, four pistols, a submachine gun, a shotgun, and more than 3,000 rounds of ammunition along with bomb components.
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Northern Ireland
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Londonderry
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Irish Republic
Republic
Sai
Andersonstown
Edison aide touts success in reducing pollution
George Hanawalt, Long Beach Edison district manager, told the Armed Services Committee of the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce that oxides of nitrogen from Edison fell from 11 percent of the Los Angeles Air Basin total in 1968 to an estimated 5 percent in 1971. The company plans a 3.4 million dollar investment at its Orange Beach plant to further cut pollution, and notes auto traffic is a major source. He cited studies at the San Onofre nuclear plant showing no adverse effects from heated water discharge and urged maintaining living standards amid ongoing pollution reduction efforts.
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California
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George Hanawalt
Long Beach Edison
Hanawalt
Armed Services Committee
Long Beach Chamber of Commerce
Edison
Los Angeles Air Basin
Ormand Beach
Ventura County
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San Onofre
Allende Teases Castro Visit At Chilean Anniversary
In Santiago President Allende, marking one year in office, says Castro may attend the stadium ceremony tonight. More than 8,000 Chileans expected as copper workers and 60 industries parade to celebrate. Allende expresses satisfaction and outlines plans for 1972.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Salvedor Allende
Fidel Castro
Allende
Castro
National Stadium
Westminster parents held in to death
A Westminster couple Weldon Burress and Linda Urquhart were booked on suspicion of murder after their eight month old daughter Taivaya Urquhart died from a head injury apparently linked to a blow at an Orange drive-in. Police reported autopsy findings and said officers responded to a 8 p.m. call from the drive-in on State College Boulevard where the child was choking and revived before dying at Orange County Medical Center.
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Orange
Peterson
N. State College Blvd
Taivaya
Continental Congress seeks halt to Atlantic drilling plan
Sixty lawmakers from New England and Middle Atlantic states urged the Interior Department to stop exploratory oil drilling off the Atlantic coast saying spills could produce a stunning economic and environmental blow to their regions.
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Washington
UPI
New England
Middle Atlantic
Intetior Department
Atlantic
Soviet Union calls U.N. security upgrade after sniper attack
United Nations. The Soviet Union and allied states Cuba Iraq Kuwait Mauritius and Syris urged the General Assembly to discuss diplomat safety in New York after a sniper attack on the Soviet mission. Four shots were fired into an 11th floor apartment on East 67th Street on the night of Gel 20.
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Soviet Union
U.N
General Assembly
New York
Cuba
Iraq
Kuwait
Mauritius
Syris
East 67Th Street
British society beauty recounts tax return shattering love
Patricia Wolfson testified that her affair with American millionaire Ralph Stolkin was ended when she found his income tax return. The disclosure devastated their plans and the couple’s relationship, adding a sensational twist to a private romance.
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London
Patricia Wolfson
Coast
Ralph Stolkin
Mrs.Wolfson
Stolkin
Riviera
California
Prince Philip to give up polo sports life later years
Buckingham Palace said Prince Philip plans to abandon polo at about age sixty as wrist troubles and age lessen his playing pace. He rose to England duties as Windsor Park captain and a leading player in the sport since starting in 1949, balancing royal obligations with sport and public life.
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London
Prince Philip
Poly
Buckingham Palace
Prince
Windsor Park
England
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