Seizures Grip Chilean Province Sparking Bitter Reactions
In Noble Province, Chile, peasants confront landowners as MIR led seizures disrupt farms and roads. A veteran captain is held on his invaded property while authorities coordinate expropriation plans under CORA rules. More than 90 farms were seized in a two week span, with several kidnapping incidents reported.
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Nixon Keeps Campaign Pace Amid Easter Weekend Moves
President Nixon returns to Washington from Camp David by helicopter after Easter services in Gettysburg, as Democrats focus on Wisconsin. He plans a trip to Ft Campbell Kentucky to address Vietnam and maintains a busy campaign schedule through the week.
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Defends Food Prices in TV Remarks from Arkansas
Morris Bowman of Newport, president of the Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation, says national food prices remain below a fair farmer return. He appeared on KARK-TV Little Rock noting a 23 percent annual grocery rise in February, with farmers getting about 38 percent of the food dollar and supporting Price Commission hearings set for April 12.
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China Team Coming to United States for Tour
Graham Steenhoven, president of the U S Table Tennis Association, oversees the upcoming U S tour by the Chinese team led by Chuang Tse-tung. The 20 players, reporters, and officials will visit Detroit New York Washington Williamsburg and Los Angeles on a two week trip beginning April 10.
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Drug testing escalates among Vietnam GIs says officials
AP reporting indicates that, before returning home, each GI in Vietnam will be tested at least four times for heroin as drug specialists seek addicts for rehabilitation. About 500 of nearly 10,000 enlisted personnel are hooked or casual users, with a larger share identified in daily spot checks.
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Mosquito Elimination Urged by Arkansas Candidate
El Dorado AP Jack Colenan a McGehee Democrat running for Congress in the 4th District says he would urge the Agriculture Department to develop a statewide program to rid South Arkansas of mosquitoes Tourism is vital to the economy he says and an aggressive effort is needed to attract industry Colenan is one of four Democrats seeking the seat.
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Autobiography Data By Joy Stilley New York AP
Autobiography data offers a wealth of material for a book including data pictures letters and tapes about Brenn authorities note spring break scenes from Daytona Beach to Nassau show orderly college crowds a few arrests for alcohol and marijuana with police focusing on parking issues while Nassau hotels remain booked and beachgoers wear skimpy outfits amid music and street vendors across Florida and the Bahamas
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Division of Beach Safety
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Wilkens Leaves Coaching to Focus on Playing
AP reports Lenny Wilkens, 34, will quit his dual role with the Seattle SuperSonics after three seasons as player coach. The team finished 47-35, missing the playoffs, while opponents like Portland Buffalo and Philadelphia seek new coaches. Wilkens and owner Sam Schulman announce his decision, noting continued contributions as a player next season and later.
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Durbin Wins Firestone Durbin Captures Bowling’s Top Prize
Akron Ohio AP Mike Durbin, 30, of Chagrin Falls Ohio, won the Firestone Tournament of Champions. The part time PBA player had not won in four years and earned a $25,000 prize as Debbie accepted the check. Their son Mike watched proudly.
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Young Thin at A-State Football Faces Freshman Influx
Jonesboro Arkansas AP Coach Bill Davidson of Arkansas State University says the Indians will add 20 to 25 incoming freshmen who can step in and play next season. He notes the squad remains young and thin after three weeks of spring drills with about 40 of 50 reported candidates showing for the final scrimmage. Davidson cites depth and early running back talent as spring surprises.
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