Faulkner Elected Northern Ireland Prime Minister by 26-4
Brian Faulkner, 50, the moderate Protestant Unionist candidate, won the Northern Ireland prime ministership in a 26-4 parliamentary vote over militant William Craig. Craig may win party leadership at Monday convention as IRA attacks claimed more lives in an ongoing campaign.
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Northern Ireland
Andrew Torchia
Associated Press
Belfast
Protestant Unionist Party
Brian Faulkner
Faulkner
William Craig
Craig
Unionist Party
Stormont
Argentine military ousts Levingston and seizes power
Argentina's military rulers announce they will govern with the aim of restoring representative democracy. Lt. Gen. Alejandro Lanusse emerges as the strong man and is restored to joint chiefs of staff. Levingston resigns after a coup backed by army navy and air force units.
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Louis Uchitelle
Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Arrgentina
Roberts M.J
Levingston
Alejandro Janusse
Argentina
Fiva
Air Force
Ezequiel Martitex
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Martinez
Defense, Information and Labor
Minis‘ter Aldo Ferrer
Lanusse
Government House N Tears
Carlos Alberto Rey
Adm
Pedro Guavi
Arturo Illa
Juan Carlos Ongania
Congress
Ongania
Calley Jurors Prep for Long Stay at My Lai Trial
Jurors in the United States v. Lt. William L. Calley Jr. beg an seventh day of deliberations in the My Lai case. They requested laundry, discussed testimony about the trail intersection killings, and heard witness James Dursi recount Calley’s orders to move villagers to a ditch and to shoot.
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Harry F. Rosenthal
Associated Press
FT. Benning
Calley
May Lai
Ace Tol Faca
James Dursi
Brooklyn
N.Y
Dursi
Paul Meadto
Meadla
Uney
Galley
Meadle
Somal
Market Loses For Third Day In Decline Slows
The New York stock market slid for a third straight session with the Dow Jones average at 908.54 at 10:30 a.m. and a small edge for losers over gainers on the NYSE. Large blocks traded included American Hospital up 3 to 45 percent and Mab in Oil down 4 to 56, with several other issues showing fractional moves.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Hospital
American Telephones
Mab
Roper
Kennecott
Flying Tiger
Bauseh-Lamb
Pennzoil United
Lockheed
Daily Mail masthead and rate notice from 20th-century edition
The item presents the Daily Mail masthead with address in Higartown Maryland and postal details. It lists subscription rates for various durations and regional inclusions, noting Associated Press copyright and republication rights. The fragment provides no event or person-specific news.
Senate Vote on SST Funding Heads for Close Result
Final Senate debate on the supersonic transport program shows foes likely holding an edge as Wednesday vote nears on ending federal funding or extending it at a cost of 134 million through June. About 48 senators oppose or lean against, 39 favor or lean pro, with 11 uncommitted.
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Hll. Schwartz III
Associated Pest
Washington
Karl Mundt
R-S.d
Everett Sordan
D-N.c
Spire T. Agnew
Chase
Smith
Maine
Stuart Symington
Dna
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Boeing
General Electric
House
Australia Lures U S Teachers in Recruiting Drive
Australian states including New South Wales Victoria and South Australia run a campaign in the United States to attract teachers. The program offers salaries comparable to domestic posts with a one year bachelor degree path. About 300 teachers were hired last year from 14 000 inquiries.
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William J. Waugh
Tasmania
Washington
America
South Australia
Queensland
United States
South Wales
Lished
McAlpin
New York City
New
Oth
Bill Robin
Fedsson
New South Wales
Lionel Mead
Austral Robinson
Amerieas
Victoria
House approves volunteer army boost amid draft extension debate
The House Armed Services Committee approved a two year extension and a large pay raise for volunteers, increasing the incentive from 987 million dollars to 2.7 billion. Opponents still push to extend only one year while backing the volunteer army goal.
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Washington
Nixon
House, Armed Services Committee
House
William A. Steiger
R-Wis
Nixon Middle East Plan Faces International Fallout
Senators Javits Tavits and Henry M. Jackson condemn the Nixon administration for backing a plan that would have the US and Soviet forces guard Israel borders. They warn forced live Russian military presence risks major power crises and urge an Israeli designed defense with secure borders.
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Lawrence L. Knutson
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Israel
P Galt
Jacob
Javits
Tavits
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
William FP. Rogers
Rogers
Atha Bhan
Jackson
Egypt
Middle East
LNG import plan shows giant cryogenic ships for overseas gas
Columbia Gas System reveals LNG imports from Algeria and Venezuela using ultra large cryogenic tankers. LNG will be regasified at Cove Point Maryland to meet growing energy needs.
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Columbia Gas
Marble Cliff
Ohio
Columbia
Sandusky
Washington
Beckley
W. Va
Kingston
Cumberland
ENG
Columbia Gas System
Algeria
Venezuela
Cove Point
MD. Oé
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