... the 22nd floor of London's Stock: Exchange skyscraper building was blasted by a letter bomb. The couple were the first people to be hurt in the wave of letter bombs hitting London—today’s was the tenth delivered this week. Both were taken to St Hospital ...

... upstairs until the . fire brigade arrived because she was too scared to leap. “There were four bombs altogether. “There could have'been much more damage if all the bombs had been thrown into the house. think one hit a window and bounced back nut- W side. I have ...

... ” iulkner iho had hail of >d oy •bomb, seri- It ■e of satis-, ick tb in The soldiers were in a Land-Rover palrol in Lower Falls. At’ least five people—three soidiers; and two civilianswere injured last night ih a bomb explosion in Belfast's busy Antrim ...

... Foundation, was changed. One of the bombs was at Taylor Square, a majoii road junction through which he was to travel. The second was in locker at the railwal station. It was wrapped i| newspaper. A police spokesma said the bombs appcarc to have been expert made ...

... find the actory ‘where | these. ‘bombs are made. The. factor “could be very: pet -one room or. ‘were. ‘a sald a Mr Bonde for net ‘continued. the said: “People . cannot relax until ‘this; t are “arrested, and the bombing~is ‘st number’. -people. whom ‘ ...

... row. was not hurt. plane swept in over rooftops • Phnom ■ to drop two 250- I bombs, Information Minister of the’dead and d were dependants ►ldiers of j the Presill guard. I ! bomb set fire to a rd square army camp , palace grounds urned into a heap loulderng ...

... after bombs exploded lavatories at two railway stations. The blasts at Great Victoria Street and Queen’s Quay stations extensively damaged'the lavatories. Rail services were not affected. Security chiefs were studying the possibility the bombings were ...

... and two ‘Letter bombs, letter bombs’. I clips, the property Pathologist Professor Post Office, at Bor- Donald Teare said he died Green, Birmingham, from cuts to the thoat, August and Sep- Verdict: He took his own 12. life. LETTER BOMBS HE last words BBC ...

... remains the soldiers* car as evidence of the bomb's true power. • “It could have Killed or Seriously Injured scores of people leaving the dance at a hotel,” said one oflicer. “It is complete nonsense to claim the bomb was well controlled. • ''' —; - “In fa ...

... DANGEROUS Sheriff Mclnnes said: “There is no doubt petrol bombs are intended for one of two purposes, to damage people or property. They are highly dangerous. Any attempts to bring to Aberdeen the kind of activity one sees and hears about in Northern ...

... assisting police in connection with inquiries into bomb incidents in Central London today.” GHOULS The scenes of devastation outside the Old Bailey and in Whitehall were reminiscent of the Ulster bombing outrages. One man said: Tt’s like the blitz all over ...

... /eh ■■■mm* Hoa TEENAGER who nade hoax bomb and fire ca Is in Aberdeen told the olice when they arrested hin : 1 don't know why I did just like to see the I dice •running about. Appearing on indictm ...