Britain vows drive against IRA after Belfast bombing
In Belfast British administrator Whitelaw declares a new offensive against the IRA. Army moves seal known hideouts as 76 guerrilla suspects are rounded up after Friday’s bombing that killed 18 and wounded 130. Whitelaw warns the killers will fail and orders tougher measures.
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Belfast
Britain
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
William Whitelaw
IRA
Whitelaw
Ulster
Hart Proposes Industrial Reorganization Act to Break Up Monopolies
Senate antitrust chair Philip A Hart unveils the Industrial Reorganization Act to outlaw monopoly power and order restructurings in seven sectors including autos chemicals electronics and power. The plan would create an Industrial Reorganization Commission and a 15 judge court with powers to split firms and restore competition.
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Washington
Senate Antitrust
Philip A Hart
U.S
Hart
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Industrial Reorganization Commission
Air Pollution Improves in Eastern Ohio Amid Heat
Pollution levels rose in the eastern United States with heat and humidity, but a weekend decline in industrial activity eased danger. In eastern Ohio the particulate count dropped from 906 to 701 then 546 micrograms per cubic meter, though still far above safe levels. The Health Department extended a partial emissions ban for at least 48 hours as the Ohio River steel region remained affected.
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Ohio
Ohio River
Virgi
Panhandle
Weather and wartime air actions across regions
Cooler conditions in parts with low 70s tonight and highs 90s in most areas, with Lake Erie winds 10 to 15 knots and chances of thundershowers tomorrow. In Saigon US B52s pounded North Vietnamese positions to break a blockade on Highway 1 near Quang Tri. Ohio industry faced a quiet weekend with no major shutdowns and power supply mainly stable.
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Lake Erie
Middle &S
Saigon
Highway 1
Quang Tri
Nine miners trapped by WV coal mine fire near Blacksville
A Consolidation Coal Blacksville No 1 mine fire trapped nine miners underground near Blacksville West Virginia about 20 miles from the Pennsylvania border. About 40 workers escaped to safety as surface crews fought the blaze with foam and water and officials warned the fire was out of control just before midnight.
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West Virginia
Morgantown
W. Va
Consolidation Coal Co
Here
Pennsylvania
Norm Yost
Arch Moore
Yost
Blacksville
Adler Spotte
Consolidation
Lorain County Sees Surge of Accidental Deaths
Police report 17 accidental deaths in Lorain County over the last two weeks with victims ranging from children to grandparents. Capt. Michael DeNicole cites driver error and lack of engineering cause, urging safety education as the key, while noting accidents occur across areas and are not easily explained.
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Lorain County
Michael DeNicole
Capt
DeNicole
Avon Lake motorist dies in Rt 50 crash near Clarksburg
Alvin E Stager Jr., 46, of 152 Beachdale Drive Avon Lake, died after his car collided with a pickup driven by William K Smith on Rt 50 west of Clarksburg. Smith received treatment for head and neck injuries. Stager was an electrician on temporary construction work. Burmeister Avon Lake Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Camden Township
John Payne
Clarksburg
Stager
Avon Lake
Rt. 50
Here
Clarksburg United Hospital Center
Alvin E Stager Jr
Beachdale Dr
West Virginia
William K Smith
Bridgeport
W Va
Smith
United Hospital Center
Burmeister Avon Lake Funeral Home
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