Daley funds aid for Northern Ireland victims
Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley transferred 25000 dollars from the Mayor Daley Irish Relief Fund to assist families of the dead and wounded in Northern Ireland. He denounced Britain's occupation as a sham and condemned mass detentions without charges, urging independent inquiry.
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Boston City Council condemns Londonderry killings
The Boston City Council adopted an order condemning the killings of 13 civilians in Londonderry, Northern Ireland, and called for the withdrawal of British troops. Introduced by Irish-born Councilman Patrick F. McDonough, the measure expressed frustration felt by Irish-born Bostonians.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Patrick F McDonough
Ulster Crises Deepens With Hunger Strikes and Strikes
Irish Foreign Minister Patrick Hillery seeks UN intervention as Londonderry sees a three day general strike over shootings with about 90 percent impact. Army officials warn of quiet period until after funerals. Crumlin Road jail inmates launch a three day hunger strike while a Clare Keash camp escape attempt is foiled.
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United Nations
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Kurt Waldheim
Africa
Security Council
Londonderry
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Crummull Road
Belfast
Ulster Home Affairs Ministry
Lop Kesh
Gunman abducts youth during bar-plex robbery at Howard's Bar-B-Que
An 18 year old was abducted at gunpoint during a Monday holdup at Howard's Bar-B-Que in Montana. A 22 year old employee Grayson Shaw said the bandit, wielding a rifle, forced him to empty pockets, taking 83 dollars plus 7 from another customer, Michael Gutierrez. A second customer, Robert Barrigates, stated he had no money. The gunman ordered the youth to accompany him and fled in a car with a noisy muffler. Police are unsure if the youth was kidnapped or an accomplice. Earlier, a separate holdup at the same time yielded 30 dollars from Antonio Baczyk at Walco Service Station.
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Montana
Grayson Shaw
Michael A. Gutierrez
E. Park
Robert Barrigates
Ata
Antonio Baczyk
Walco
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R. E. Lane
Comanche
San Pedro
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Vietnam War Air Operations Across Indochina
A US command report details protective strikes into North Vietnam and Laos, with VNAF pilots escorting bombing missions along the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos and regular combat sorties by South Vietnamese aircraft. MIG jets from North Vietnam reinforce activity, while American planes face losses. three US aircraft have been shot down or forced down by MiGs in the past five months.
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Laos
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Panhandle
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North
Vietnam
Flu holds Texas in its grip with San Antonio hit hard
San Antonio reports ongoing flu outbreaks with no let up and higher school absences. Bexar County Medical Society officials say cases should fall in about two weeks once enough people have had the illness. A vaccination remains the best protection, though diagnosis of the Hong Kong flu type is pending from the State Health Department.
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Smith recalls near crash landing on faulty bolt
Preston Smith described a near disaster when a broken bolt blocked landing gear on a San Antonio to Austin flight. He said the emergency developed on the way to a military field and the plane landed hard after fuel ran low, narrowly avoiding a crash.
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UPI
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San Antonio
City approves mid year pay increase for officials
The city council approved a mid year salary increase effective this month for the 1971 72 fiscal year. The rise totals $54 600 and applies through the remainder of the year.
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Chilean pledge to back anti imperialism voiced in Peking speech
The New China News Agency reported that Chilean officials promised firm support for struggles against U S imperialism. Wang Kuochuan of the Chinese People’s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries spoke at a Peking sponsored meeting with the China Latin America Friendship Association.
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Chile
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U.S
New China News Agency
NCNA
Wang Kuochuan
Chinese People's Association For Friendship With Foreign Countries
Peking
Association
China-Latino América Friendship Association
Diphtheria Clinics To Be Opened In City Districts
City health officials plan a 10 staff immunization clinic in Edgewood School District and nearby neighborhoods starting Wednesday. No new diphtheria cases have been documented in five months, with last case November 29 making 52 total in 1971. Immunizations offered Wednesday through Friday at listed elementary and clinic sites.
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Bexar
Novy
Caising
Lincoln Elemensary
Holy Family Clinic
Florencia
Cesmentville
Pena
Gardendale FE
Mentary
Athel
St. Agnes's
Ruiz
Emima Frey
San Eduardo
Wesley
Fitch and
Madonna
Castroville
Road
Gonzalez seeks probe into Texas stock scandal ethics
U.S. Representative Gonzalez urged the House Judiciary Committee to reopen scrutiny of the Office Department’s handling of the Texas stock scandal. He criticized the immunity granted to bankrupt Houston banker Frank Sharp and highlighted the resignation of Justice Department official WIN Wilson amid the probe.
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U.S
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House Judiciary Committee
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Texas
Houston
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Justice Department
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Texas Supreme Court
Attoreney General
Shacp
National Tankers Life Insurance Co
Toneli
Dalla
Securities and Exchange! Commission
Shuly
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