Queen's Ulster Visit Moves Highlight Jubilee Tour
London AP reports Queen Elizabeth II will visit Northern Ireland August 10 and 11 to underline British sovereignty amid sectarian tensions. Officials fear the trip could trigger violence in a province long wracked by Irish Republican Army insurgency and communal clashes. Security will be tight as troops and police brace for trouble around Londonderry and Belfast with limited public walkabouts.
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Carter press secretary may have committed security violation
AP dispatch reports Jody Powell, White House press secretary, read from a confidential protest note at a briefing. He omitted 67 words and joked it might reveal strategy. The incident raises questions about potential national security implications and possible prosecution, with a max penalty of 10000 dollars and one year in prison.
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