Peru Army Clears Streets As Riots Rock Lima
In Lima troops patrolled the capital after a police strike escalated to rioting. Soldiers fired machine gun bursts on looters while authorities imposed an overnight curfew and banned gatherings. Five corpses were reported by a Red Cross driver, with many wounded and widespread property damage across downtown including the Sheraton Hotel and embassies.
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Lima
UPI
Peru
Juan Velasco Alvarado
Red Cross
Sheraton
U.S
Dean halts tour for ailing mother-in-law
Convicted Watergate figure John Dean canceled three lectures on his six week nationwide tour after learning his mother-in-law, Mrs. Sidney Kane of Mar Vista, California, was seriously ill. He postponed stops at Illinois State University, Central Michigan University and Oakland University, planning to reschedule later in the month while explaining he may cancel if the controversy over his fees grows too strong.
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UPI
John Dean
West Coast
Central Michigan University
Mount Pleasant
Mich
Oakland University
Rochester
Dean
Richard Nixon
Cleveand
Sidney Kane
Mar Vista, Walif
Cleveland Marshall Law School
Los Angeles
Illinois State
Illinois
ISU
Watergate
Central Michigan
WCHP
CMU
Rose Center
Dollar Opens Higher Across Markets Amid Mixed Gains
The UPI report notes the U.S. dollar rose on European exchanges led by Frankfurt Zurich and Paris, but slipped in Tokyo. Gold prices eased around 50 cents in Zurich and 75 cents in London, while cross rates climbed in several spots before Tokyo closed lower. In the United States, Sir Winston Churchill’s daughter Sarah is named in a federal lawsuit by a Plainview New York gallery alleging breach of contract and attempted fraud over lithograph rights to three paintings.
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UPI
Sir Winston Churchill
Sarah
Long Island Art Gallery
Miss Churchill
National Art Auction Gallery of
Plainview
N.Y
Britain
Haig's foes out to embarrass him in SHAPE
In Brussels UPI reports a cabal of anti Haig officers at SHAPE, mostly Americans, leak errors and embarrassments of Gen. Alexander Haig Jr. They cite Nixon links and a "political general" label. Accusations span installation snub, anti Haig polls, leaks to German papers, and minor misuses of funds and shipments.
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Brussels
UPI
Alexander M. Haig Jr
White House
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Powers Europe
Haig
U.S
Europe
Joseph Bratton
Richard Nixon
Andrew Goodpaster
Stuttgart
West Germany
U.S. Army
SHAPE
America
Nixon
Goodpaster
Ford
Onassis Flown to Private Paris Clinic
Aristotle Onassis, 69, weakened by myasthenia gravis and illness, will fly today to Paris for private hospital care. French heart specialist Jacques Caroli, who has treated him before, arranged the move. Jacqueline and Christina Onassis will accompany him aboard an Olympic Airways Boeing 707.
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Athens
API
Aristotle Onassis
Paris
Onassis
Jacques Caroli
Caroli
Olympic Airways
Jacqueline
Christina
Bennington Banner Classified Advertising Rates
Bennington Banner details daily publication terms and contact info at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201. It lists advertising rates for mail subscriptions within a 50 mile radius and Vermont as well as nationwide rates and delivery options.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Vermont
U.S
Vietnamese children die in rocket blast at kindergarten
In Phnom Penh a Communist rocket hit a kindergarten during morning classes killing eight children and wounding many. A second shell struck near the central market, killing five civilians and wounding at least 20. Civilians and diplomats began evacuations as fighting intensified and rebel actions spread along the Mekong river.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Chhim Chhuon
United Nations
Mekong
South Vietnam
Cambodia
U.S
Inquest on mass murders winds up in Montreal
Fer nand Beaudet, the final witness, flashed V signs and refused to testify promising regret for Richard Blass, amid testimony that 13 people died in a locked storeroom blaze at a topless bar. Investigators linked Blass to the massacre though he was killed days later.
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Montreal
UPI
Fernand Beaudet
Beaudet
Richard Blass
Jacques Dansereau
Dansereau
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