Mobs Fight In Streets Of Ireland
In Belfast and Londonderry violence surged as police arrested hundreds and internment without trial was authorized. Five people died including a soldier and a boy amid protests linked to IRA activity and national political tensions. In Dublin Premier Lynch criticized the move. In Idaho an advisory panel opposed raising the small business license fee from six to twenty dollars.
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Christopher B. Ogon
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Iris Republican Army Cra
Brian Faulkner
IRA
Irish Republic
Britain
Irish Republican Army
Faulkner
United States
Ant Army
Army
Dublin
Jack Lynch
Twin Falls
Idaho
State Department of Commerce and Development
Boise Air Force protest ends with religious service
Three dozen Air Force personnel completed a two day desert trek from Mountain Home AFB to Boise to protest the war in Southeast Asia. They spoke at Immanuel Methodist Church and then raised three empty flags at Morrison-Knudsen, labeling it a war profiteer.
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Boise
Idaho
UPI
U.S. Air Force
Idaho Desert
Southeast Asia
Mountain Home Air Force Base
Immanuel Methodist Church
Nagasaki
Ami Hiroishima
Japan
Hiroshima
Air Force
Steven Miller
William) Calley, Jr
Morrison- Knudsen
Morrison
Knudsen
Morrison-Knudsen
Two American Cars Battered In Moscow
Two U.S. embassy officials David Evans and John B. Thompson reported their new American cars damaged early Sunday in Moscow. An embassy spokesman said three civilians with iron pipes attacked Evans’s car as others watched. The incident follows retaliatory rhetoric tied to earlier events, with protests issued by the U.S. and responses from Moscow.
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Henry Shapiro
Moscow
UPI
New York
David Evans
John B. Thompson
U.S
State Department
Washington
Evans
Thompson
Jewish Defense League
JDL
Coast Guard recovers pirated yacht after standoff
An armed Coast Guard cutter overtook the 75 foot racing yacht Kamaki near Honolulu after gunmen boarded and set three crew members adrift. The three were rescued five hours later by the Italian freighter Benavir. Captain Robert Wascheiki and crew returned safe.
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Honolulu
UPT
Coast ‘Guard
Cape Corwin
Pacific Ocean
Benavir
Robert. . Wascheiki
John Freitas
Frank Power
Kamaki
Larry Doheny
Quirks In The News Aboard A Traffic of Oddities
Police in Chicago caged a butterfly tagged University of Toronto found inside Jefferson Park Station. The note urged biology return and staff joked about its diet as the insect moved in a makeshift mail container. In England, a police officer halted a beer record attempt for image concerns. An artist’s $240 festival feast failed to draw crowds at Queen Elizabeth College as his color experiment collapsed.
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United Press International
Chicago
UPI
University of Toronto
Jefferson Park
Tere
Harrogate
England
UPF
Peter Kuttner
Queen Elizabeth College
London
Kuttner
August Cooking With Wine for Barbecue Dishes
The article offers wine based methods for grilling with recipes using Concord wine in marinades sauces and bastes. It suggests chuck roast instead of steak and a rolled turkey roast for rotisserie cooking with wine infused glaze. Includes fruit marinated in wine desserts and a cheese dip with wine and crackers for serving.
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Mogen David Wine Corporation
Concord Wine
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Ireland
America
Coast Guard
Commissioner of ‘Agriculture
Oscar Arstein
Union . Pacific Railroad
UPD
Tom Boyland
Boylan
Sandpoint Glass CO
Superior
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