Bomb scares sweep Dublin as new IRA law advances
A wave of bomb threats shakes Dublin as parliament nears final approval of tougher measures to crack the IRA. Two blasts Friday killed two and injured more than 120. a post office bombing in Belfast injured 22. The law lets police use senior officers as proof of connection to illegal groups.
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Actress Shelley Winters Joins Santa in Times Square Carol Program
Actress Shelley Winters carries a boy on her shoulders as she joins Santa Claus and a Salvation Army band in a Times Square Christmas carol program. Winters said the event aimed to revive holiday spirit in New York City.
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Westwood Faces Fight To Hold Democratic Leader Post
Jean Westwood arrived for the National Democratic Governors Caucus amid indications she will contest to keep her top post. An aide said the Alabama governor might lobby inside the caucus to steer the party toward conservatism.
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Battle for United Mine Workers seat split WV vote
In West Virginia the United Mine Workers election pits W. A. Long Boyle against Arnold Miller for union presidency. About 120,000 miners and 80,000 retirees vote over eight days, with sealed ballots counted in Washington at the Labor Department.
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Mulkeytown Spotlight on Jack Griggs
Gov Richard Ogilvie keeps a busy schedule across the state with public duties and appearances. In other pages the sports section notes USC victory while Alabama falters and a prep basketball game preview from Doggin It on page 13. LIU band performs at Busch Stadium on page 14. Arthur Trout reaches 922 wins in a feature on page 12.
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Nixon Sends Kissinger for Final Indochina Talks in Paris
President Nixon met with Henry Kissinger at the Florida White House to discuss the final round of negotiations with North Vietnam. Kissinger and the negotiating team would depart Andrews Air Force Base Sunday night for Paris where talks with Le Duc Tho were expected to continue for several days.
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Weather Outlook: Colder With Snow or Rain Possible
Monday brings a cloudy sky and much colder air with a likelihood of snow or rain. Highs reach the low 40s with a 40 percent chance of precipitation today and tonight.
South Vietnam Offensive bogged by rain and mud
South Vietnam reported its northern counteroffensive stalled by rain and mud as U S B52s bomb the DMZ. Government Marines north of Quang Tri made little progress in a westward advance from the province capital amid lighter shelling and North Vietnamese use of 82 mm mortars with short range.
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U.S. and North Vietnam Near Final Peace Accord
U S and North Vietnam are nearing a final peace settlement likely based on October terms. Kissinger and Le Duc Tho may initial the agreement in Paris next week and a formal signing could lead to a halt in bombing within days. Prisoners of war would begin release around Christmas with others to follow within 60 days. Thieu objects to any settlement without full South Vietnamese troop withdrawal. Negotiations resume with possible adjustments to the National Council of Reconciliation and Concord.
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Kissinger to Stay On as Nixon Aide in Second Term
White House confirms Henry A Kissinger and most top aides will remain in their posts as President Nixon begins a second term. The announcement signals continuity in foreign policy and domestic staff as the administration transitions.
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Fire sweeps Seoul hall kills 50 at Citizens Hall
Police say 50 killed and 76 injured as fire tore through Citizens Hall Seoul. More than 3,200 watched a 3,000 seat theater crowd before evacuation as 72 fire engines and U.S. Army units fought the blaze for two hours.
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