Violence Rips Belfast as 90 Hurt in Northern Ireland Clash
The weekend violence in Belfast leaves more than 90 injured as Protestant Catholic clashes intensify. Police report 27 injured officers, seven bars burned, 100 stores looted, and 55 arrests amid street barricades and arson. British forces mobilize anew as civil unrest spreads.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Ulster
Londonderry
Olic
Shankil Road
Victim Found Near Mont Blanc Crash Site
An Alpine guide and a Briton whose daughter died in the 1966 Mont Blanc Air India jet crash found another victim encased in ice near the summit. Officials said recovery efforts would proceed today to remove the body still strapped to a seat.
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Chamonix
France
Air India
Mont Blanc
Virginia colleges to share 1.1 million for salaries
The Virginia Foundation of Independent Colleges will distribute 1.1 million among its 12 member schools to upgrade faculty salaries. About 91,700 dollars to each college. funds raise by 906 contributing businesses and industries. Recipient institutions include Bridgewater, Emory and Henry, Hampden-Sydney, Hollins, Lynchburg, Mary Baldwin, Randolph-Macon, Randolph-Macon Woman's College, Roanoke, Sweet Briar, University of Richmond and Washington & Lee.
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Lynchburg
Virginia Foundation of Independent Colleges
Bridgewater
Emory and Henry
Hampden - Sydney
Hollins
Mary Baldwin
Randolph-Macon
Randolph - Macon Woman’s College
Roanoke
Sweet Briar
University of Richmond
Washington & Lee
Bland TV Season Looms Ahead as 1969 70 Edges In
AP Television writer Cynthia Lowry reports the 1969 70 season appears bland with networks cautious amid congressional inquiries FCC license renewals sex and violence concerns and cigarette ad withdrawals. Hollywood churns out 66 hours of new programming including mostly half hour comedies five new variety shows and seven new dramas as writers seek fresh twists.
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Cynthia Lowry
Hollywood
Smothers Brothers
Dr. Kildare
Ben Casey
Drowning at Downtowner Inn Claims Galax Man
William Lee Nelson 48 of Galax drowned in the Downtowner Motor Inn swimming pool in Roanoke. Police ruled the death accidental.
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Roanoke
William Lee Nelson
Heloise hints on home hacks and witty reader notes
Tips cover foil for hollow clothesline bars to deter nests. A reader shares a do it yourself breast prosthesis from a worn bra cup. A purse chain slip fix uses a hook from a fur coat. A tip describes using cake coloring to color ink in refills. Laughter letter shows a bear necklace to lift moods.
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Heloise
German Writers Across The Alphabet Puzzle
A broad word puzzle listing German writers across many entries with clues for surnames and titles. The grid includes figures such as Sachs and a variety of poets, dramatists, and philosophers, plus generic crossword style hints.
Stars on currency and star bills explained
When a star appears on paper currency it signals a flaw found during production. Imperfect bills are replaced by star bills bearing the same serial numbers.
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James Callaghan
United Kingdom
James Chichester-Clark
Switzerland
Winchester Evening Star
Eral Communications Commission
Motor Inn Pool
Jane Goforth
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Vous
Sachs
Arbor
Michigan
Coe
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Chevelles Trucks
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Virginia
Chevrolet
Chevrolet. & A
Cadillac Ptc A Corporation
Gorham
Steger
Steger Stainless
Winchester Savings
Winchester
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