Hoffman Is Barred From Entering Canada At Peace Bridge
Abbie Hoffman Yippie leader was refused entry after crossing from Buffalo to Fort Erie. He claimed FBI agents followed and observed at customs. Hoffman, a Chicago Seven defendant, awaits appeal while facing questions over U S moral turpitude laws.
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Prosecutor to appeal Langevin's acquittal
In Montreal the Crown plans to appeal the acquittal of Rob ert Langevin 21 charged in a seditious libel case tied to a Quebec revolution plan. Langevin a Longueuil junior college student reappears for three related charges while FLQ case co defendants face court.
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Tension in Amman as grenade blast and gunfire flare
Grenade explosion in central Amman and intermittent gunfire kept the city tense. Reports said Jordan Premier Wasfi Tell and Palestinian guerrilla representatives agreed on a peace formula mediated by Gen. Abdul Hamid Hilmy of Egypt. A security man was wounded when a police vehicle was hit. King Hussein urged a speedy end to the bloodshed in London.
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Priests Deny Role in Washington Bomb Plot Case
Rev. Philip Berrigan and four fellow priests plus a former priest deny involvement in a proposed bombing of heating tunnels and a Kissinger kidnapping plot. They call the charges a government frame up aimed at discrediting antiwar opposition. Bail set for several defendants. Berrigan and his brother remain imprisoned.
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Brazil frees 70 prisoners early in Chile release of Bucher
Brazilian President Medici exiled 68 prisoners and expelled two foreigners after sending 70 political inmates to Santiago to secure the release of Swiss Ambassador Giovanni Bucher. The prisoners, including 10 women and three children, arrived in Chile and shouted revolutionary slogans as they left the Boeing 707.
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Four men arrested after break in at British House of Commons
In London police in tracker dog assisted operation arrested four men after a break in at the House of Commons. They recovered glass cutting tools and captured two assailants at Big Ben with a third in a storeroom and a fourth fleeing by car. Security steps were stepped up after the Carr bombing.
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Howard enters NDP leadership race in bid to align party
Ottawa NDP candidate Frank Howard vows to return the party to the people at a news conference. In Phnom Penh a joint force of 13 000 Cambodians and South Vietnamese launches a pincers move along Highway 4 to break a North Vietnamese blockade. In Yaounde the president commutes the death sentence of Msgr Albert Ndongmo to life imprisonment.
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Zambian President Presents Proposal at Commonwealth Meeting
Singapore CP reports President Kenneth Kaunda presented a proposed declaration of principles at the 17th Commonwealth prime ministers conference. The document advocates multiracialism and the rule of law and has Canadian support though officials say Kaunda owns the proposal. debate on British arms sales to South Africa is delayed to weekend discussions.
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Baker goes to prison for tax evasion and fraud
Bobby Baker surrendered in Lewisburg Pennsylvania to begin a one to three year federal term for larceny income tax evasion fraud and conspiracy. He was handcuffed and escorted by U.S. marshals as he entered the Lewisburg penitentiary and pledged to do his duty with honor.
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Uruguay doubts on ambassador kidnap search in Uruguay
Police expressed growing doubt that the hunt for British Ambassador Geoffrey Jackson and his abductors would succeed as about 600 suspects were detained with no trace found. Oliver Wright arrived from London for talks with Uruguayan officials while troops continued house to house searches.
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It Can't Happen Here Bombings Shatter British Calm
The Carr home bombing shocks Britain, ending a aura of safety amid a debate over the Industrial Relations Bill. Critics warn of a possible rise in political violence as Britons question if such attacks signal a new era of extremism.
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