North Ireland riots claim sixth victim
BELFAST authorities report the death toll from a weekend of Catholic Protestant rioting rising to six as gunfire wounds two British soldiers. Prime Minister Edward Heath orders 3,000 more troops to Northern Ireland after 8,000 already deployed. Police say hundreds receive hospital treatment for gunshot injuries amid clashes in Belfast and Londonderry as Bernadette Devin, a Catholic civil rights leader, is jailed.
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Northern Ireland
Edward Heath
Amy
Londonderry
Bernadette Devin
Clark
Ulster Defense Regiment
Ulster
Britain
United Kingdom
Powell fails to win 14th Harlem Congress term
The input contains fragmented or unclear statements about Adam Claytes Powell and a claimed 14th term bid, plus unrelated mentions of rioting in Belfast and personal finances, with no coherent verifiable facts or context to support a definite news summary.
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Adam Claytes Powell
New York
Harlem
Vege
Korea nab Northern spy boat in sight
South Korean forces captured a North Korean spy boat after a two hour ground air and sea attack. Five or six North Koreans aboard jumped overboard and the boat was towed to Inchon after a shell hit its engine. A search was under way for the crew with no South Korean casualties reported.
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Seoul
Kunja Bay
Inchon
U S completes troop pullout from Cambodia
Saigon reports the United States finished withdrawing troops from Cambodia a day before the June 30 deadline. An airlift sent arms to Phnom Penh as Cambodian and South Vietnamese forces advance, with 1,700 U S troops moving on foot through monsoon mud into South Vietnam and 100 advisers remaining in Cambodia. The South Vietnamese launch a new drive along Route 19 toward Stung Treng while Cambodia’s Lon Nol seeks US return if needed.
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United States
Cambodia
Nixon
South Vietnam
Phnom Penh
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Mekong River
Stung Treng
Laos
Pleiku
Mekong
Skoun
Kompong Thom
Lon Nol
U.S
Pentagon
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Kennedy to stay on ballot in Ohio despite filing lapse
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown said he would follow state law and permit John F. Kennedy of Cleveland to remain on the ballot this November. The Cuyahoga County Board of Elections reported Kennedy failed to file a statement of campaign receipts and expenditures for his candidacy with the County Democratic Central Committee.
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Columbus
Ted W. Brown
John F. Kennedy
Cleveland
Brown
Cuyahoga County
Nixon Romanian talks center on troop cuts
President Nixon meets Romanian Foreign Minister Corneliu Manescu in San Clemente to discuss possible mutual reductions of European troop levels. The talks follow Warsaw Pact openness to U N and NATO discussions on Soviet and American forces in Europe. Manescu, in the United States for the UN 25th anniversary and floods relief, is accompanied by Romanian ambassador Bogdan. Rogers spoke of increased US aid for Cambodia and SEATO ministers planned meetings in Manila Saigon and with allied governments in Vietnam. Nixon will issue a national address on Cambodia and later defend his Southeast Asian policy in a televised interview.
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Calif
UPI
Nixon
Corneliu Manescu
Europe
Ronald Siegler
NATO
Manescu
San Francisco
William P. Rogers
United Nations
Romania
U. S
Corneliu Bogdan
Washington
Soviet Union
China
Rogers
Manila
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
United States
Cambodia
Marshall Green
Saigon
South Vietnam
White option date set on Fruehauf Avon Lake plant sale
Cleveland based White Motor Corp must decide by July 15 on a White option to buy Fruehauf's Avon Lake facility. Fruehauf officials say at least three other firms show interest and that a fast sale is expected after July 15 regardless of White's decision.
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White Motor Corp
Fruehauf Corp
Detroit
White
Fruehauf
Avon Lake
Richard §. Harrison
William W Salem
United Auto Workers
Salem
Fruehar
Nasser Arrives in Moscow as Middle East Talks Loom
Nasser arrived in the Soviet Union for talks with leaders on new American peace plans and Egypts defense needs amid Palestinian guerrilla threats to derail settlements. Israeli jets conducted raids across Jordan and southeast Lebanon in retaliation for guerrilla attacks, hitting targets along the Suez Canal and in Jordan while casualties were reported from rocket barrages near the Lebanese border. Arab and Israeli leaders continued to discuss peace proposals, with guerrilla factions in Jordan promising to resist a settlement and a Jordanian government task force forming to manage Palestinian relations.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Soviet Union
Middle East
Israel
Jordan
Lebanon
Suez Canal
Tel Aviv
Mt Hermon
Canal
Egypt
Algeria
Sudan
Libya
Weather warms with sunny skies and mid 80s to 90s
A warm, sunny day expected with highs in the upper 80s to around 90. Tonight will be fair and mild with lows near 65 to 70. Tomorrow stays sunny and warmer with highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s and a 10 percent chance of precipitation. Winds from the southwest 15 to 23 mph.
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