03 Nov 1971
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1971
Page
1
A blast ripped the Red Lion Inn in Belfast on Tuesday night killing two people and injuring three. Gunmen burst into the pub, fired an estimated 50 rounds, and warned customers before escaping.
Two Irish wave minesweepers halted the 401 ton Kilerea off Cork and searched for arms without findings. In Belfast, IRA gunmen attacked a tavern and clothing store, killing two and wounding 36, as British troops detained 24 suspected guerrillas amid ongoing sectarian violence.
Senate Judiciary Committee starts hearings on Rehnquist and Powell selections for the Supreme Court. Questions slated on civil rights, the Bill of Rights, and potential conflicts of interest from stock holdings. Leaders warn of careful questioning before any confirmation vote.
The Burns committee set a 4 percent dividend rise ceiling for 1972, basing increases on an average per share measure. The standard aims to curb inflation as phase 2 wage price controls unfold, with a goal of aligning corporate actions to Nixon’s broader restraint program. The group urged earnings-based limits while keeping flexibility for standard adjustments.
A law school graduate defeated Bloomington mayor John Hooker Jr. by 7 201 to 4 628 as student voters backed new leadership. In East Lansing two young councillors won with help from campus voters, while Rhode Island Ohio and Minnesota saw student moves into local offices. Some residency disputes surfaced but overall youth voting gained traction.
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chief J. W. Fulbright and Chairman Allen Ellender signal public support for a revised aid bill. Secretary Rogers and Hannah discuss restoring a continuing resolution, with leaders aiming for action by December 1 or later, while Ellender resists bundling foreign aid with other programs.
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