Southern Irish Republic Branded As Hooligans
Belfast and Londonderry faced tense scenes as over 1 000 British troops with armored cars kept order amid fires and sporadic violence. Prime Minister James Chichester-Clark called Dublin s actions a gamble and accused southern leaders of inflaming sectarian strife while urging neighbors to restrain extremists.
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James Chichester-Clark
Southern Irish Republic
Londonderry
Chichester-Clark
Dublin
Pope Paul VI appeals for end to bloodshed in Northern Ireland
Pope Paul VI urged reciprocal pardon and mutual agreement to end religious conflict in Northern Ireland. Speaking at Castel Gandolfo his summer retreat the pope called for justice and peace and warned that violence cannot achieve civil rights or resolve sectarian tensions.
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Italy
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Northern Ireland
Alban Hills
Helicopter Shot Down By Koreans
North Korean forces reportedly shot down a U S helicopter about 15 miles north of the demilitarized zone. The UN Command said the OH23 may have gone down in North Korean territory after straying over the truce line during a training flight. No crew fate listed and names withheld pending relatives notification.
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Pyongyang
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North Korea
Kumchon
Pankunjom
Seoul
U.S
UNC
Pentagon
Washington
Dismissal Of Charges Is Asked In Vietnam Case
Attorney George Gregory asks for a speedy trial or dismissal for May Thomas Middleton Jr. one of eight Green Berets charged with murder in the shooting of a CIA identified double agent in Vietnam. Middleton, 30, of Jefferson South Carolina, has been in solitary at Long Binh since July 20 as Army investigators gathered testimony.
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U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Camille Pounds Louisiana With 190 MPH Winds
Hurricane Camille crashed into Louisiana with 190 mile per hour winds and 200 mph gusts as evacuees flood northward. The storm's path threatens New Orleans and Gulf Coast beaches from Grand Isle to Biloxi with tides up to 15 feet. Coast Guard rescued 30 men from an oil rig off Houma as 90 percent of Delacroix Island area evacuated.
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Alexandria
Lafayette
Gulf Coast
Weather Bureau
Florida
Mississippi
Thomas Bonner
Bonner
Student Radicals Battle With Police Across Two Universities
At Hiroshima University about 30 leftist radicals resisted 1,200 riot police who used high pressure water to force entry after Molotovs and rocks rained on officers. Nine students were arrested and a British teacher and his Japanese wife were taken into custody after refusing to leave campus. In Tokyo at Chuo University about 60 militants occupied a building delaying class reopenings and 10 students were arrested as police searched for evidence of an attempted obstruction.
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Hiroshima University
Japan
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Hiroshima
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Collins says Apollo 11 was his last flight
Space Center Houston AP report Michael Collins says he will not fly in space again but will work for the space program in another role. He cites long training hours and time away from family while Armstrong and Aldrin remain open to flying.
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Anti War Demonstrators March Near Nixon Home Entrance
About 250 protesters formed a circular picket line near the Cypress Shores estate where President Nixon summered. Police kept demonstrators 100 yards from gates while Nixon remained inside. Marine battalions trained at Camp Pendleton as police and patrols controlled traffic and security. The Peace Action Council led the event urging Vietnam policy change and troop home return.
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Los Angeles
Orange County
Robert Bland
Laguna Beach
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Weather outlook for Western Pennsylvania
Variable cloudiness and humid conditions headline the start of the week with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Monday's highs reach the upper 70s to mid 80s, with lows in the upper 60s to low 70s. Tuesday stays warm and humid with a continued chance of showers.
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Woodstock third day ends with crowds at White Lake festival
About 100000 young people left Woodstock in White Lake New York as 200000 stayed for the third day amid overcrowding shortages of food water and medical supplies. Helicopters evacuated the seriously ill and a field hospital treated others as two deaths were reported and injuries occurred.
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N.Y
New York City
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Deliberate Slayings The Tate Killings Examined By Experts
Two USC experts said the Tate murder scene showed methodical, deliberate aspects that could mislead police. They noted the rope, hood, and the word PIG on the door suggest a calculated display to intimidate, with power motive likely and suspects described as young men.
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Sharon Tate
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Woitych Frokowsky
Abigail Folger
USC
Miss Tate
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