Chilean police clash with thousands of students in Santiago
Riot police using tear gas and water cannons battled crowds protesting Marxist education reforms. More than 70 hurt and about 950 arrested as clashes spread from a school boycott to the Education Ministry and downtown landmarks. President Allende unharmed amid the turmoil.
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End of Japan's major railway strike announced in Tokyo
Japan's government announced a settlement ending the three million strong railway walkout that froze trains across the nation. Trains were to resume Saturday while nurses, pilots and other workers remained on strike amid a broader "spring labor offensive" for higher pay and rights to strike.
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Communists Close On Phnom Penh After Mekong Crossing
Communist forces pushed within two miles of Phnom Penh as government troops backed by U.S. planes fought along the Mekong. An air raid killed 21 at the airport and three U.S. fighter-bombers supported operations around Arek Ksat and Takeo. Lon Nol condemned the rockets as barbarous.
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IRA assails Pope over urging Ulster peace
In Belfast the Provisional IRA criticized Pope Paul VI for urging peace in Northern Ireland. The group accused Britain of sovereignty in Ulster and said the Pope’s Easter appeal misreads the Four years of violence that killed 797 people. The statement cited British White Paper as not a permanent solution and noted attacks near Armagh and Newry with no casualties. The Ulster Defence Association planned protests on Saturday over extradition of an accused killer.
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Oglala Sioux join Wounded Knee perimeter talks
Oglala Sioux Indians align with U.S. marshals and FBI to seal an armed perimeter around Wounded Knee Pine Ridge Reservation. Richard Hellstern announces a limited training plan for tribal members 18 to 40 to aid in containment and investigation. The joint accord follows days of internal grievance over federal actions and the death of Frank Clearwater.
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Comedy at Cinema I and mixed ratings for new releases
The Heartbreak Kid leads Cinema I with a PG rating while Cinema IT shows The Girlfather at 16 percent after a week with Cry Uncle and Relations rated X. Cicely Tyain and Sounder earned Academy Award nominations this year amid debate over the film’s impact.
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Gasoline shortage sparks charges across states
United Press International reports rivals and officials trading accusations over a nationwide gasoline crunch. Independent stations and state officials allege distributors are manipulating supplies to favor major brands, while IGDA leaders say price competition will fade post-crunch. Attorney generals in Connecticut and Maryland probe quotas and distributor collusion amid the dispute.
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Sounder elevates black heritage in film criticism
At Williams College Cinema, Sounder is praised as proof of black heritage deserving top art. The Godchildren is shown next, but with cautious notes about ancestry. The local drive-in offers a double bill: Lady Sings the Blues starring Diana Ross and Child's Play with Robert Preston, both on a weekend slate.
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Diney S Biscuit Eater At North Hoostek Show
Hathaway's notes an outdoor show featuring Diney s The Biscuit Eater and Bi Jake with John Wayne in starring roles. Time clock lists Cinema I and weekend schedules. call 442-8179 for information. Harte 7 and 9, Williamstown 7 and 9 driveins, first shows at dusk.
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