Police crush demonstration against Gandhi in Delhi
In New Delhi hundreds of police with clubs and bayonets dispersed about 500 anti government demonstrators near town hall. At least 30 were arrested as police dragged youths by the hair and beat protesters amid a government crackdown following Indira Gandhi's state of emergency.
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Tanzania hostage release prospects amid cross border negotiations
U.S. ambassador Beverly Carter says Kenneth Smith may be freed within a week as guerrillas release Carrie Hunter and Emilie Bergmann from a Zaire stronghold. Barbara Smuts had been freed earlier. ransom demands included weapons and jailed commandos. Negotiations focus on Smith’s fate and ongoing cross border talks with Mobutu’s government in Zaire.
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Tragic capsizing kills two in Santa Cruz to Santa Barbara race
A 24 foot racing yacht capsized 100 miles south of Santa Cruz during the Santa Cruz to Santa Barbara race. Sailor Neil Kisling survived while Steve Finnell 34 and Walter Finnell 24 died after exposure on a rubber raft. The Utah Standard merchant ship rescued Kisling 30 miles off Point Sierra Nevada. Coast Guard searches for bodies ended at nightfall.
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Colby defends CIA secrecy over its finances
CIA Director William Colby urged against public disclosure of agency finances, arguing a single figure would trigger debates over what it includes and details of covert activities. He defended secrecy, noted past misdeeds should stay quiet, and said the Rockefeller Commission found only three illegal agents, not massive illegal domestic operations.
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Court rules defendant may defend himself in criminal case
The Supreme Court sided 6 to 3 that a defendant may act as his own attorney in a criminal case. Anthony Pasquall Faretta, convicted of grand theft, had asked to represent himself. the court vacated the California appellate ruling and sent the case back for proceedings.
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Massive Lisbon search for 75 ex secret police escapees
Lisbon authorities launched a nationwide manhunt with helicopters troops and civilian vigilance groups after 75 ex secret police officers fled from the new maximum security prison following a Sunday breakout. By morning 13 had been recaptured among 843 ex PIDE agents held at Alcance prison 40 miles north of Lisbon.
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