Antiwar Protests Memorialize Kent State Four Across Nation
Demonstrations on campuses and in cities drew up to 2,000 participants with scattered arrests. Highlights included Kent State University where 2,000 rallied, College Park and Iowa City disturbances, National Guard curfews, tear gas, and several sit-ins at bases and federal buildings.
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French Priest Rekindling Old Church State Flames
In Rio de Janeiro AP reports Rev. Francis Jentel a 49 year old French priest in Mato Grosso seeks federal intervention amid clashes between the military regime and the Catholic Church. He accuses state police and colonizing firms of violence against small farmers and calls attention to government complicity. Msgr. Camara supports Jentel’s aim for farmer integration in the interior as a government goal faces opposition from rightist circles.
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