Belfast split escalates as Faulkner rejects Dublin talks
Prime Minister Brian Faulkner declares his government will not deal with the Irish Republic government, accusing Jack Lynch of supporting the IRA to topple Northern Ireland. The Belfast crisis worsens with five days of fighting killing 25 and prompting new jail without trial plans.
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Arizona Cloud Seeding Nearing End Sunday
UPI reports Arizona cloud seeding continued to yield rain with light showers south of Maverick northeast Roosevelt and west of Ft. Apache while Flagstaff and Winslow saw heavy showers. Seeding 20 miles northwest of Willcox produced 90 minutes of continuous rain.
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Welfare plan outlined by Sen. Fannin in Arizona
Sen. Paul Fannin described a proposed quasi governmental Welfare to employ all able bodied welfare recipients. The plan would guarantee a minimum wage while in good faith work and would assign applicants to public service or private jobs with wage subsidies. The idea remains formative and under Senate Finance Committee review as an alternative to welfare reform.
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Syria and Jordan Fight Flare Tensions and Diplomatic Break
Syria reports a new tank and artillery clash with Jordanian forces on the border as Egypt signals a Sunday expiry for its ceasefire with Israel along the Suez. Damascus imposes a Jordan access ban to the Mediterranean and Syria confronts regional shifts amid ongoing Middle East tension.
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Nixon Faces Civil Rights Criticism on Busing Stance
President Nixon is pressed by the Civil Rights Commission over his opposition to racial school busing while Alabama Governor Wallace challenges him to implement his promises. Nixon orders a Justice Department and HEW inquiry into Wallace's actions, saying he was surprised by the Alabama case details.
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Mogollon Rim to be studied in land planning test
The Mogollon Rim in Arizona will be the site of the Forest Service first comprehensive land planning study. Southwestern Regional Forester William D. Hurst announced the two year project covering the Coconino Sitgreaves and Tonto National Forests. The effort aims to test land use methods that could be applied across Arizona and New Mexico.
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City Hall Pond to Stock Fish but No Fishing
Assistant City Manager Paul Davis approved a plan to stock a one acre pond at city hall with bass and other game fish after contact with the Arizona Game and Fish Department. No fishing signs will be posted around the pond while the fish grow before relocation to city park lakes.
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Scottsdale Man In ICU After One Car Crash On Bell Road
A Scottsdale resident remained in the intensive care unit at John C. Lincoln Hospital today after a one car crash late Thursday night. Jerry Nelson, 43, of an unknown Scottsdale address, was thrown from a car that overturned on Bell Road just west of Scottsdale Road before midnight. James E. Hunsberger, 23, of 8701 E Pinnacle Peak Rd, was driving a 1971 Mercedes Benz.
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Maricopa County
TV and bourbon stolen from residence and service yard
Police report a portable television and eight bottles of bourbon stolen from Richard E. Woodhurst's home between August 2 and Wednesday. Entry was by prying an east rear door. Loss valued at 192 dollars. A portable gas generator valued at 200 dollars was taken from Mountain Bell service yard at 3629 North Wells Fargo between August 1 and Monday.
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