19 Nov 1971
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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1971
Page
1
Fidel Castro told about 3000 students at the University of Concepcion to take it easy on the road to socialism. He urged unity among leftist groups to defeat imperialist forces and said a revolutionary process has begun in Chile under Allende.
Castro argued that a revolution is a phase and not a final act, saying imperialism is weakening in Latin America while avoiding direct answers on Che Guevara’s Viet Nam theory. The piece also covers ethnic tensions in U S cities, whites seeking access to aid programs, and interethnic cooperation efforts led by Italian American and Black communities in New York Gary Newark and Detroit as a strategy to counter discrimination.
Reports say police stopped a second attempt to kill U.S. Ambassador Emory C. Swank in Cambodia. A man was arrested while stringing detonator-type wire near the site of a bomb-laden bicycle that narrowly damaged Swank's car in September.
The debate centers on a Europe troop cap after June 15 1972 limiting forces to 250000, with a Pentagon budget context and a secret 9 to 7 subcommittee vote. Senator Ellender pushes for withdrawal, while Secretary Laird warns unilateral disarmament could jeopardize NATO ties and mutual force reductions.
Warmer winds cleared pollution across West Virginia Tennessee Alabama and Georgia as a federal court injunction forced Birmingham plants to shut early. Officials noted a stagnant air layer trapped emissions while the National Weather Service warned conditions would improve only gradually.
One of the group’s leaders Mike DeWitty warned about incidents before the shooting. He described the situation as “out of my hands” after the event and condemned the ensuing chaos.
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