Protest marches, police vow to prosecute Newry event
Northern Ireland unrest fuels Catholic minority claims of discrimination in jobs housing and voting. Police vow prosecutions for organizers and participants in Newry march as 20000 demonstrators protest the Londonderry killings and government barriers. Bernadette Devlin leads marchers with 13 badge amid wire barriers while other crowds converge in Dublin and London with arrests and injuries reported.
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Newry
Londonderry
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Dublin
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London
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Downing Street
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Heath
Billy Glubs
William Conway
Ronan Catholic
All Ireland
Londonder
Derrybep
Mareh
Bernaderle Devein
Irish Republic
Official Firms U.S. Support Berlin Presence Continues
In Berlin, Deputy Secretary of Defense reviewed U S armor in Berlin and pledged a continuing American military presence in the former capital. Kenneth Rush, stepping to top deputy role, bade farewell to the Berlin brigade as U S Ambassador to West Germany. Rush, ambassador for West Germany for 24 years, will return to Washington February 20.
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Kenneth Rush
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West Germany
Benin
Tempelhof
Bevin
Rush
Bonn
Washington
Red Envoy Says U S Nixed Offer At Paris Talks
Hanoi's chief negotiator Xuan Thuy said the United States was offered a 4 prisoners for out pullout swap last year, but President Nixon refused and the exchange can only be discussed with South Vietnamese politics. Thuy, in Paris, argued two key points must be settled before other issues, while CBS and Secretary Rogers mirrored the stalemate and caution against military solutions.
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Kissinger
Solons Back Race Based Public School Amendment
A discharge petition seeks to force a constitutional amendment banning racial bias in public schools. Rep. Norman Lent and Rep. Emanuel Celler face procedural hurdles as signatures from 33 states accumulate, with support including Rep. Gerald Ford. The proposal, requiring House, Senate and state ratification, aims to outlaw housing and school segregation and would need a two thirds vote to advance.
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New York
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Judiciary Committee
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House
Hearst Execs Rites Planned for Herbert Beyea
Herbert W Beyea longtime Hearst Advertising vice president and board chair dies at 76 after long illness at Doctors Hospital He served Hearst for decades including roles as director at The Hearst Corporation and The Hearst Foundation and trustee of The William Randolph Hearst Foundation Funeral services tentatively set for Thursday in New York City survived by wife Helen Collins daughter Bart Delia Greenwich six grandchildren and one great grandchild
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Nanied
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New York City
Eastnew Galles Business College
New York Herald
New York Telegram
Cone, Lorenzen & Woodfiai
Anist
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Hearst
Iis
Helen Collins
Bart Delia
Greenwich, Conn
Frank E. Camphall
Sandy Duncan Woman of the Year
Hollywood announces Sandy Duncan as Woman of the Year by the Hollywood Radio and Television Society. Duncan starred in Tunny Face until illness cut the show short, underwent surgery, and will receive the award at a March 21 ceremony with other radio and TV honors.
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Tincan
Pans Teller
Alan
Jand
Pip Wilkow
Dan Rowan
Dick Mactin
Bad Hope
Afiss Minson
Davis challenges federal growth and big labor power
Washington UPI reports Atchin K Davis argues that rising federal bureaucracy and unchecked big labor unions fuel economic woes. He cites deficits of 38.8 billion and 25.0 billion, says full employment would shrink deficits, and criticizes price controls and wage boards while urging labor reforms and tighter union democracy.
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UPI
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Nixon
Davis
North Carolina
Sydney Bombing Threat to IRA
A bomb was thrown through the Irish Association front door in Sydney, starting a fire quickly controlled by firefighters. A woman was lightly cut by glass. Minutes later a call to the Daily Mirror claimed the blast was to warn the IRA and Protestants to keep troubles out of Australia.
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Aliona Association
Anatralig
Sotha
Mir+rar
Trish
Australia
Save Your Hair Expert Urges Immediate Check Up
A garbled interview cites National Hair Experts urging immediate scalp checks to address baldness. They claim many of 12 million affected in the United States could regrow hair with quick treatment, detailing phases of care and costs, warning delayed action reduces outcomes.
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Ian Ninn
Jose
Maro
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Marten
Tau
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