Palme Says Nixon Move Won't Stop His Indochina Criticism
Premier Olof Palme affirmed that Nixon's refusal to accept a new Swedish ambassador to Washington would not curb Sweden's voice against the Indochina war. He stated diplomats cannot suppress public opinion and affirmed continued criticism amid tense U S Swedish relations.
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Nicaragua says 90 percent industry spared after Managua quake
Nicaragua reports 90 percent of industry could function after the Managua quake that killed over 3,000. Junta aide Peters notes rapid aid distribution improving while Conservatives protest exclusion from relief. Military blames truck shortages for slow food and water delivery to about 400,000 survivors as cleanup uses small dynamite charges.
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Kidnapped Italian Executive Freed Near Buenos Aires
Vincenzo Russo, production manager at Standard Electric ITT subsidiary, was released after an $11 million ransom reportedly paid by the American owned firm. He appeared at his Beccar home happy and well, waving to reporters as police confirmed his release. Jorge Dengis of Standard Electric offered few details on the kidnapping or ransom.
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Belfast bakery worker slain amid Northern Ireland violence
In Belfast, Roman Catholic bakery worker Hugh Martin, 56, was shot in his car after leaving work by what police call Backstreet assassins. The crime, amid ongoing sectarian conflict, leaves a widow and five children. Police note Martin’s car was started but not moving. The episode raises the Northern Ireland death toll amid 312 years of unrest to 67 and follows claims of a further Army shooting of James McDaid, a Catholic man, near the border.
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IRA leaders meet secretly in private Dublin club
IRA leaders met in secret in Dublin to plan for a broad police roundup. The arrest of Sinn Fein president Rory O Brady 40 a schoolteacher and father of six followed by his detention signals intensified actions after the jailing of IRA military leader Sean MacStiofain six weeks earlier as part of Jack Lynch’s crackdown.
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Carpet Remnants and Chairs Price List
A sale list shows carpet remnants and chairs with price reductions. Two chairs priced at 59.95 now 39.95. five chairs 279.95 reduced to 209.95. another item H back chair 139.95 lowered to 89.95.
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