Princess Anne Visits Ecuador on Market Tour
Princess Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips toured Sasquisili near Quito, mingling with locals at the Indian market. Crowds waved as the couple viewed crafts and ponchos, declined a mount, and later drove on to Mount Cotopaxi for a picnic before continuing their honeymoon cruise to the Galapagos.
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Sasquisili
Ecuador
London
England
Princess Anne
Capt
Mark Phillips
Quito
San Juan
Anne
Mark
Galapagos
Mt. Cotopaxi
Gurney Admits He Was Careless
Sen Edward J Gurney says he was careless unobservant and too trusting to know a large scale fund raising campaign operated illegally in his name He faced questioning on a one hour TV broadcast and denied knowledge of the funds While naming Larry Williams as a volunteer worker he said he did not authorize the fund raising and never received any money The Miami Herald reported investigators were told Williams had gathered 300000 from builders seeking Gurneys influence with the FHA
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Jacksonville
Fla
Edward J. Gurney
Florida Republican
Gurney
Larry Williams
Williams
The
Miami Herald
Florida
Orlando
Federal Housing Administration
Senate Watergate Committee
Washington
the Herald
Paisley and Craig Attack Coalition in Ulster Faith and Threats Rise
In Belfast Rev Ian Paisley denounces Catholic and Protestant coalition rule, predicting suffering for Ulster. William Craig of the Vanguard Unionist Party joins in vowing to destroy the executive. Gunmen attack the home of Catholic cabinet member Austin Currie. the Provisional IRA claims credit for the raid.
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Ian Paisley
Ulster
Paisley
Free Presbyterian Church
Northern Ireland
William Craig
Vanguard
Unionist Party
Craig
Austin Currie
Provisional Branch
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Dollar Slides on World Markets Amid Oslo and Ulster News
The dollar eased on world markets with only slight gains in London and declines in Frankfurt Brussels and Zurich as gold rose in London and jumped in Zurich. A Northern Ireland accord formed a new government led by William Whitelaw, amid violent backlash and political risk as Gerry Fitt and Brian Faulkner pushed for peace amid decades of conflict.
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UPS
Zurich
U.S
Frankfurt
Brussels
Protestants Form Alliance in Northern Ireland Assembly
In Belfast militant Protestants unite as the United Ulster Unionist Council to block a Protestant Catholic coalition and any move toward a Council of Ireland. Led by Rev Ian Paisley and William Craig, it includes 10 dissidents from Brian Faulkner’s party and the Orange Order, controlling 27 of 78 seats. Paisley vows no supporter of the coalition can move the proposal.
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Council of Ireland
Irish Republic
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Ian Paisley
William Craig
Brian Faulkner
Unionist Party
Orange Order
Allliance
Paisley
Sunningdale talks deepen as Catholic IRA raids continue
In Northern Ireland the Provisional IRA launched over 20 car bombs in Belfast as British forces defused devices overnight. Paisley urged cleansing traitors amid protests as talks at Sunningdale Park near London entered a second day. Dublin officials indicated a 10 minister council would govern, five from each side.
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Council of Ireland
Sunningdale Park
London
Dublin
Ocean Hiway Guide Available Free in Virginia Beach
The Ocean Hiway Association released a new guide and information directory for north southbound travelers on Atlantic Coast highways. It is free by writing to 1047 Laskin Rd., Virginia Beach, VA 23451.
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Virginia Beach, Va
UPI
The
Ocean Hiway Association
Atlantic Coast
Laskin Rd
Virginia Beach
Nixon Nominates Stoessel Ambassador to Soviet Union
President Nixon named Walter J. Stoessel Jr. as ambassador to the Soviet Union in a broad State Department reshuffle. The slate also includes Arthur Hartman for European affairs, William Buffum for international organization affairs, Donald Easum for African affairs, Thomas Enders for economic and business affairs, Robert McCloskey as ambassador at large, and Helmut Sonnenfeldt as counselor. Sisco resigns as assistant secretary for Near Eastern and South Asian affairs to become Hamilton College president.
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Nixon
Walter J. Stoessel Jr
Soviet Union
Stoessel
State Department
Henry A. Kissinger
Joseph J. Sisco
Sisco
Hamilton College
Upstate
New York
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Export-Import Bank
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William B. Buffum
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David H. Popper
Chile
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David D. Newsom
Indonesia
Thomas 0. Enders
Willis C. Armstrong
Robert J. McCloskey
Helmut Sonnenfeldt
Department
Richard F. Pedersen
Hungary
Sonnenfeldt
the Treasury
Title Switch Hollywood
Twentieth Century Fox restored the film title from The Bright Young Men to The Paper Chase. The move follows press reports of a title change for the movie in production and public response to the new name.
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UPI
Twentieth Century-Fox
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