Irish Border Bomb Kills 2 Soldiers In Belfast Clash
The Sunday protest near the Irish border escalated into fighting as British troops clashed with demonstrators during the arrest of IRA leader Sean MacStiofain. Rubber bullets and armored vehicles faced protests that drew in thousands of soldiers and civilians in Belfast and Portadown.
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Newark Judge to Rule on Kawaida Towers Project
In Newark, Judge Irwin Kimmelman weighs lifting a foundation hurdle for the Kawaida Towers low and middle income housing project amid strong community opposition. A $6.4 million State Housing Finance Agency loan backs the project, which has drawn protests from residents fearing property devaluation and racial tension.
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Lincoln] Avenue
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Maceo Coleman
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Pentagon probe accuses USO officials of million-dollar black market
The Washington Post cites a Pentagon inquiry alleging USO leaders and managers stole about $5 million through black market schemes in Vietnam. Transactions centered on Military Payment Certificates. one USO manager allegedly cleared over $1 million. Investigators question how Edwards missed the activity while Anderson denies knowledge.
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Kennedys Visit Graves on Kennedy Birthday
Ethel Kennedy and six children visited Robert F Kennedy’s grave at Arlington National Cemetery on what would have his 48th birthday. She knelt for ten minutes, then moved to John F Kennedy’s grave nearby and prayed for about three minutes. The event occurred in clear, sunny weather.
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UPI
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California
Strikers Ignore Judge's Order in Penn Central Clash
A federal judge issued a restraining order Sunday banning Penn Central Railroad police from striking in a contract dispute. Despite the order, railroad officials say police in the metro area did not report for work at midnight. The walkout could affect about 850 railway police across 16 states and two Canadian provinces plus the District of Columbia.
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