Bolivian troops crush leftist resistance at San Andres Univ
Bolivian army with tanks and two P51 planes routed about 1,000 leftist students at San Andres University in La Paz. The crackdown left at least 12 dead and 1,200 captured as troops moved to jail, while the government began a ridge cleanup and pledged to keep diplomatic ties with all recognized nations.
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Laikakota
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Banzer
Bolivia
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Vietnam burnings mark deep political crisis in Da Nang
A disabled war veteran Nguyen Minh Dang, 37, burned himself to death in Da Nang to protest alleged Thieu election manipulation. The act follows a prior self immolation in Saigon as South Vietnam braces for elections amid rising violence and a government stand-off with Ky.
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Mission miners back on job at Mission Mine
About 300 copper workers returned to work at the Mission Mine near Tucson after voting to end a nearly two month strike. ASARCO and the union reached a tentative contract in San Francisco offering a 93 cent per hour wage increase and a cost of living adjustment. Meanwhile 2900 Arizona workers at Anaconda Co and Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co remained on strike with talks resumed in Phoenix.
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Missing Sirhan exhibits loom in Kennedy assassination probe
UPI reports Los Angeles investigators found indications that some exhibits used in Sirhan Sirhan's trial are unaccounted for. Deputy District Attorney Richard Hecht disclosed after a secret grand jury probe into the county clerk's office procedures. The inquiry examined whether the clerk's office complied with court orders and whether unauthorized access occurred. Hecht said there is no evidence of tampering, though indictments could follow from the probe.
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San Quentin Prison Massacre Spurs Tougher Policy
At San Quentin a bloody outbreak left six dead including guard Frank De Leon and inmate George Jackson. Officials suspect a mass escape plot with inmates wearing guard uniforms to seize the visitor center. Authorities questioned Stephen Mitchell Bingham about a smuggled gun found on Jackson.
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UPI
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Connecticut
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Soledad
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Arizona fifth in nation for new TB cases
Pima County TB Control Officer Dr. Clarence L. Robbins says the latest Public Health Service report places Arizona fifth nationwide in new active tuberculosis cases. The state tallied 470 new Arizona cases in 1970, up from 452 in 1969, with a case rate of 26.5 per 100 000 population.
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Ambassadors brace for next talks on Berlin pact details
US Britain France and the Soviet Union expect to meet again next month to approve talks by East and West Germans. An allied spokesman said the Big Four will initial the accord after governments approve it and authorize the German talks. The agreement ends 17 months of effort to ease tension over divided Berlin.
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Riverside hearing on youths facing adult extradition in Arizona murder case
Two 17 year olds Roy Rodriguez and Fernando Nunez wanted in Arizona for murder and assault were to be offered extradition waiver in Riverside California. Rodriguez indicated he would not fight extradition while Nunez asked for time to decide. If returned to Arizona prosecutors plan to pursue adult prosecution.
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Michael Smith
Yuma County
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Jack Tidwell
Scottsdale
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Audrey @afitui
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