Violence Rises in Ulster Amid Belfast Attacks
Gunmen opened fire across Belfast as bombs exploded in downtown areas, wounding at least 11 people including two teenage girls. The death toll from Wednesday’s attacks rose to eight, with 675 total since the 1969 sectarian conflict. UK authorities launched cordon and search operations, nine arrests, and considered a curfew and compulsory ID to curb violence.
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Orange County Publications rate card
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Nixon bombing compared to Pearl Harbor in labor leader remark
Patrick E. Gorman of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters likened Nixon's renewed North Vietnam bombing during peace talks to Japan's Pearl Harbor attack while diplomats discussed Japan’s surrender terms in Washington. He viewed the action as cruel and unnecessary in 1972 politics.
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Rescue workers recover girl in Rio supermarket collapse
Rescuers probing the Ideal Supermarket ruins in Rio de Janeiro found the body of a young girl, raising the death toll to 16. State police guarded the site as salvageable merchandise was removed and crews planned to continue clearing 2,500 square yards of concrete. Authorities said 228 were injured and more victims could be found.
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Cairo Student Clashes Highlight Middle East Tensions
In Cairo renewed student unrest mirrors broader Middle East frustration with the crisis. Reports say clashes between rightist and leftist factions occurred as protests urged street action and criticized campus limits. An Nahar cites Sadat ordered armed forces readied for battle against Israel within six months.
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Two Germanys Sign End of Enmity Pact
West Germany and East Germany signed a basic relations treaty ending more than two decades of mutual hostility. Egon Bahr and Michael Kohl led the talks in 60 sessions over two years. ratification is assured as East Germany has parliamentary approval and West Germany enjoys a solid majority under Chancellor Willy Brandt.
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CBS strike headline days from end as talks draft deal
CBS management and union officials labored to draft a potential agreement to end the eight week strike by technicians. Federal mediators had announced a tentative agreement, but union officials called it an offer for employees to vote on rather than a final agreement.
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Bus Plunges From Embankment After Truck Crash
A tractor-trailer brakes fail on Rt 8 sending it down a hill and into a Hampton High School bus. The bus rolled off a 50 foot embankment injuring 31 students and 3 adults. Driver Beverly Popinski reports the crash occurred about 7 30 am near 12 miles north of Pittsburgh.
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Ex congressman Gallagher pleads guilty in tax evasion case
Seven term Congressman Cornelius E Gallagher Jr. of New Jersey pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to one count of tax evasion for 1966, involving over 70000 dollars. Prosecutors will dismiss six other counts, Judge George H Barlow kept him free on bail pending sentencing.
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