IRA women supporters disrupt cease-fire meeting in Belfast
In Andersonstown Belfast a Catholic women led bid for an IRA cease-fire was broken up by pro IRA demonstrators after the death of Martha Crawford. About 100 women attended the church hall meeting before being dispersed by counter demonstrators amid shouting songs and flying eggs.
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Andersonstown
Martha Crawford
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Dublin
Provisionals
Sean MacStiofain
Londonderry
Women Together Movement
Belfast police enforce car ban in busy streets
Belfast police destroy unattended cars in daylight in shopping zones to counter IRA bomb Plantings. Charles O Neill’s new Ford Cortina is burned. fines reach 130 and potential six months jail with insurance denial. Police say the rule saves lives by allowing quick evacuation and detonation.
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Weather outlook with mixed precipitation and wind shifts
Today cloudy and windier with a mix of rain and snow showers and a risk of isolated snow squalls. Highs 35 to 45, tonight 20 to 30 with variable cloudiness and colder conditions. Wednesday sunny periods, windy and cold with highs in the 30s. Precipitation chances 60 percent today and 20 percent tonight, with southeasterly winds shifting to west and northwest at 15 to 30 mph and gusts to 40 mph. tonight winds 10 to 20 mph, gusts to 30 mph Wednesday.
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New York
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Premarital Period Shapes Likely Happy Marriage
William and Mary sociology professor Vernon H. Edmonds argues premarital life should mirror marriage to boost happiness. He states no method guarantees a happy marriage and questions the belief that conservatives are consistently happier than liberals. He notes happiness depends on socially acceptable appraisal rather than rigid beliefs.
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William and Mary
Vernon H. Edmonds
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Egypt seeks help from Russia on Middle East peace talks
Egyptian sources say Cairo aims to unite a fractured Arab world and keep the region peaceful ahead of Middle East talks with Nixon. Sadat held talks with Arab leaders during visits to four countries as Moscow expects the issue to be raised.
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Anwar Sadat
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Police Detective Killed in Jamaica Bank Parking Lot Shooting
A 51-year-old plainclothes New York detective with 19 years on the force was killed in a case of mistaken identity during an arrest attempt at a Jamaica bank parking lot. He grappled with a suspect in a shoe store lobby as Patrolman Robert Kenny, a traffic officer, fired one shot.
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First National City Bank
Jamaica
Robert Kenny
Turkish president calls rule by decree in Turkey
President Cebdet Sunay urged suspension of politics and government by executive decree citing improper political habits and inter party strife. The letter, sent to party leaders, follows a CIA period of unrest after the MRTA killings and the previous military intervention anniversary.
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Turkey
Cebdet Sunay
North Atlantic
Turkish People’s Liberation Army
Sunay
Fiat executive Oberdan Sallustro still missing
More than 100 suspects in the kidnapping of Fiat Argentina executive Oberdan Sallustro were questioned on Monday. A Buenos Aires province police spokesman said over 100 people had been rounded up in about 250 search operations during the past two weeks. President Lanusse said the kidnappers had been captured but Sallustro, 56, remained missing.
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Yugoslavia
U.S
Buenos Aires
Fiat Automotive
Oberdan Sallustro
Alejandro A. Lanusse
Lanusse
Fiat Argentina
Sallustro
Timea Herald index update announces circulation figures
The Timea Herald OEce for Vol 16 No 245 dated Tuesday April 4, 1972 lists publication details for Orange County Publications Division of Ottaway Newspapers Inc. Rates are 90 cents per week for home delivery and 15 cents at newsstands. February 1972 net paid circulation is 47,621, up from February 1971's 44,311.
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Ottaway Newspapers, Inc
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Middletown
N. Y
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