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BELFAST, Northern Ireland fAP) — A peace committee set up by Prime Minister James Chichester-Clark called Monday night for wider use of British troops to cool the fighting between Roman Catholics and Protestants.
The British commander said his troop strength would '	number	6.000 by Thursday.
1 In Dublin, the outlawed Irish Republican Army — IRA—mobilized volunteers to aid the Catholic minority m the north. The IRA also warned British troops that "vou are in a very perilous "3" b	*	1* situation ... if you allow
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SAIGON (AP) — Heavv;tempts of the PeoPle to defighting broke out Mondav themselves against the near the South China Sea-1 B-Specisris and the sectarian coast south of Da NangJ0rar-e murder §anSs-Soldiers of the Americal' The B-Specials are the Protes-Division twice clashed withlf.3^ Uauxi,’,ary_ strong North Vietnamese
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reported Tuesday that 143 ene- on Belfast Monday, clergymen mj had been killed and that jr.toned prayers .over the coffins
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American casualties were men killed and 48 wounded.
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of six persons—two of them boys—slain in last week’s riot-Associated Press correspond-
ent Richard Pyle reported from( The prime minister's commit-the battle area that the enemy,jee included the leaders of the toll had reached 148 dead and three main Protestant churches tha. sporadic fighting was still:a):fj a representative of William going on at midnight.	‘Cardinal	Conway,	Roman	Cath-
Command spokesmen said the; 0lic primate of all Ireland, first action erupted Monday (	Approve	Welcome
morning 33 miles south of Da; After 3^2 hours of debate, the Nang, when elements of the committee issued a statement America s 196th Brigade ran approving the welcome accord-mto an enemy force of unknown British troops by the Ulster size and there was a sharp ex-;population xhe committee change of automatic weapons. chairman said the members and sma.1-arms fire. Fighting wantec] the troops’ peacekeep-contmued into the afternoon and j operation extended, helicopter gunships and tactical £hicPhester.clark is due to
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TOLL STATION GONE — Nothing but debris marks the spot where the toll station on the bridge at Pass Christian
put at four killed and 21 wounded. The second engagement began shortly after noon, spokesmen said, when another Ameri-
that Wilson will urge the Northern Irish government, which is responsible for its own domestic
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