British Army vehicle kills two in Londonderry riots
Night of violence in Northern Ireland ends with two Catholic youths dead after a British Army Land Rover struck a crowd in Londonderry during the Easter commemoration. Police report widespread rioting in six towns, with 100 youths firing gasoline bombs. Authorities call the deaths accidental and announce a full investigation.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Dublin
James English
James Brown
West Belfast
Bobby Sands
Irish Republic
Maze
Sands
Germ warfare plan to devastate German cities revealed
The Sunday Times says secret 1945 cabinet papers show British and American scientists planned anthrax bombs to target Berlin Frankfurt and Hamburg. A U S plant allegedly produced anthrax bombs though not used. Expected death tolls ran into millions with long term contamination and evacuation of survivors.
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London
API
The
Sunday Times
U.S
Chemical Warfare Services Division
Berlin
Frankfurt
Hamburg
Britain
Porton Down
England
Easter violence shocks West Germany amid hunger striker death
Terrorists set fires in shops and invaded churches in multiple cities to protest the Hamburg jail death of Sigurd Debus a 38 year old convicted robber who fasted 64 days seeking POW status. An attempted train derailment near Grafing damaged a locomotive as police fear a new wave of extremism. The Bundesbahn offered 5000 dollars for information.
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Bonn
West Germany
UPI
Germany
Welt Am Sonntag
Hamburg
Sigurd Debus
Grafing
Munich
Bundesbahn
Churchill warned Roosevelt of Japanese attack before Pearl Harbor
British historian John Costello says Churchill sent a positive war warning to Franklin D. Roosevelt on November 26, 1941, altering U S attempts at a treaty with Japan and prompting immediate U S war preparations. He cites National Archives papers and notes the message, if real, would signal an impending December attack, though no official record exists.
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Washington
UPI
Winston Churchill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Japan
United States
New York Times
John Costello
National Archives
Churchill
Roosevelt
Costello
Marcos vows forceful steps after cathedral bombing in Mindanao
President Marcos pledges tougher action against terrorists following a deadly Easter Sunday grenade attack on San Pedro Cathedral in Davao City. Police report 13 dead and 155 wounded, with two suspects arrested and authorities linking the blast to the New People's Army and ongoing Mindanao unrest.
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Manila
Philippines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
San Pedro
Davao City
Mindanao
Davao
Marcos
New People’s Army
Wilfredo Cruz
Philippine Constabulary
Inocencig
Nanton
Nsabello Alcoriza
New People's Army
Cruz
Militia shells Tyre as Beirut battles flare across lines
In Lebanon, Christian militiamen pounded Tyre while Sidon mourned 16 killed in a long range barrage. Palestinian shells hit near a Marjayoun hospital as heavy exchanges echoed along Beirut's Green Line. A cease fire was violated amid conflicting reports of Israeli involvement and attacks on Sidon cathedrals.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tyre
Sidon
Marjayoun
Rima Aoun
East Beirut
Ashraf
Castro hails Bay of Pigs victory in Easter address
Fidel Castro marked the Bay of Pigs anniversary with a fiery 90 minute speech in Havana praising Soviet support and denouncing U S policy. He accused Washington of blockading Cuba while warning of new threats from the Reagan era and recalling the 1961 invasion and Giron beach battles.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Bay of Pigs
Soviet Union
el Salvador
Guatemala
Castro
U.S
Washington
Fulgencio Batista
Reagan
Episcopal bishops urge end to U S aid to El Salvador
A group of 76 Episcopal bishops urged President Reagan to halt all military aid to El Salvador and seek a negotiated settlement. The statement, sent to the White House, warned that U S arms and advisors escalate the civil conflict and called outside parties to end aid immediately.
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Washington
UPI
Episcopal Church
U.S
el Salvador
Reagan
National Council of
Episcopal
White House
Hl Salvador
United States
U S doctors praise Chinese limb surgery advances
Ten top American doctors at a four day conference with 350 Chinese surgeons praised Chinese techniques for reattaching severed limbs and burning tissue repair as ingenious and very valuable to U.S. hospitals. Dr Peter Randall of the University of Pennsylvania highlighted the sophistication and potential benefits to American medical care.
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Peking
UPS
U.S
Peter Randall
University of Pennsylvania
United States
Fragmentary flower shop listings and addresses
Fragmented OCR lists multiple florist names and addresses across Auburn Baldwinsville Trede Genesee Street Cortland Bremerton and other places. Entries include phone numbers and partial shop names such as Bechler Florists Line's Florist Shoppe Hobbs Flower Gallery Fran's Flower Gem and Sern &.
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Auburn State & Bechler Florists
Doming Ave
Baldwinsville
Milton Frocist & Ghees
Trede
Line
Genesee St
Hobb's Flower Gallery
Bremerton
Fran's Flower Gem
Alte
Oe Port
Cortland Sern
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N. Ireland
Milltown Cemetery
Hitler
Giron
Episcopal Bishops Rap Aid
Vo Niagara i Mohawk
Nuisare
Thedlay
Teleflora
Seneca Mall
Oswego Flemers
Me Feho
Feat
Syracuse
Garrett Flvist
South Ave
Deal & Company
S. Warren St
Eastwood Florist
Channes St
Marie Polite
Florist
Teal Ave
Sam Roo
Florist & Chews
Myrea
Salamion's Flociat & Gift Shop
Agnes Flecal
the Plata Fhiwy. & Citt Gly
Netel
Westcott Florist
Westcott St
Sam Timmernun
Westmorsland Ave
White Plains Colony Fever Shop, Inc
Church St
Sande
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