Videla Seeks Dialogue Toward Stable Democracy in Argentina
Argentine President Jorge Videla announced that his military regime will begin talks with civilian leaders aimed at a stable and efficient democracy, while acknowledging no fixed timetable for a return to civilian rule. In Haida, security forces hunted leftist guerrillas after a three hour battle at a chalet hideout, with at least 10 guerrillas reported killed and several captured. a helicopter gunship attacked the building as troops faced heavy damage to the residence and nearby homes. Videla defended dialogue as essential to avoiding the loneliness of power and warned the army must stay united amid criticism from right wing factions supportive of stronger government control. The president also ordered the arrest of Gen. Acdel Vilas, recently retired from active duty.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jorge Videla
Videla
Haida
Bhey
Acdel Vilas
Desegregation Plan Has Left Louisville Scarred
Louisville faced lingering scars from the 1975 desegregation order as the 1976-77 school year ended with fewer protests and reduced activity. Budget cuts led to fired remedial teachers and counselors, and spring sports were canceled next year. Despite calmer streets, antibusing leaders vow to press Washington for change.
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Louisville
Dave Espin
James Gordon
Robert DePrez
Washington
Carter
DePrez
Margaret Trudeau Pursues Acting Career After Separation
London report quotes Margaret Trudeau saying she will seek acting offers in New York and Hollywood while plans to be independent. She and Pierre Trudeau announced separation at her request and share custody of three sons. The estranged wife discusses equal partnership hopes, her People magazine role, and possible divorce or reconciliation amid marital troubles.
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Margaret Trudeau
London
Pierre Trudeau
Prince Charles
News of the World
Margaret
New York City
People Magazine of
New York
Pierre
Trudeau
James Earl Ray says he may plead guilty again in King case
In a Nashville Tennessean interview Ray claims pressure led to a 1969 guilty plea for the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. He says he did not fire the fatal shot, though he admits buying the rifle and mentions a mysterious figure named Raoul funding the weapon. He faults his lawyer and notes potential self-representation outcomes.
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Nashville. Tent
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Ray
Raoul
King
Memphis
Foreman
bin Sina
Jerry Ray
Percy Foreman
Raow
Mempss
Hay
Quieting Textile Mills Cut Noise at Lower Cost
North Carolina State University researchers led by Paul Emerson and James Bailey identified noise sources in textile mills and devised low cost methods to reduce vibrations. Spinning rooms, once among the loudest areas, now use insulators for spindles, aiming to meet OSHA safe noise levels in factories.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina State University
North Carolina
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Paul D. Emerson
NCSU
James R. Bailey
Baldi
Batley
Emerson
G. F
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