Montoneros threaten renewed urban warfare after Peron funeral
In Buenos Aires the Montoneros warned they would take up arms again if the power vacuum after Juan Peron's death is not filled. Lt. Gen. Leandro Anaya pledged loyalty to Maria Estela Peron as tens of thousands attended a downpour funeral, placing the president's body in a chapel at the presidential residence.
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Juan Domingo Peron
Montoneros
Peron
Leandro Anaya
Maria Estela
Latin America
Eva Duarte
Senior citizens urged to reach out for companionship
A column urges lonely seniors to ask neighbors for visits rides and assistance via senior centers and church volunteer programs. Readers share experiences from widowhood to loneliness and seek pen pals and community support while experts remind that both sides must be considered in public health debates.
Scottsdale Little League announces district all-stars lineup
Pete Gill of the Major League Braves will manage the Scottsdale district all-stars with John Egarmeyer of the Red Sox as coach. Braves players Dan Peyton Scott McEntire Paul Martin Bill Kennedy Gary Cooper Greg Gill Chet Maxwell Kevin McDonough lead the champion team. Red Sox rep Shannon Rooney and Yankees Giants Cubs Indians players Juan Valencia Kelly Wood Charlie Ramage Randy Hays Shawn Connors named among others. District tournament starts July 15.
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Scottsdale
Pete Gill
Braves
John Egarmeyer
Red Sox
Championship Braves
Dan Peyton
Scott McEntire
Paul Martin
Bill Kennedy
Gary Cooper
Greg Gill
Chet Maxwell
Kevin McDonough
Shannon Rooney
Mike Kearns
John Cicotte
Irwin Statland
Yankees
Bartler
Giants
Juan Valenzuela
Cubs
Kelly Wood
Charlie Ramage
Randy Hays
Shawn Connors
Indians
Violence mars Independence Day celebrations nationwide
United Press International reports mixed Independence Day events with a Chicago area pipe bomb killing one and injuring another, 12 minor eye injuries from fireworks, and police detentions. Raleigh protesters, National Guard standby, a peaceful Washington march demand veterans benefits and amnesty. Tornado winds injure 18 in southern Maine as celebrations continue across states.
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Chicago
Humboldt Park
Kenneth Sullivan
Jose Rodriguez
Raleigh
N.C
James E. Holshorne Jr
Washington
Vietnam Veterans Against the War
Winter Soldier Organization
Valley Forge
Maine
Radio station manager to be freed on First Amendment claim
Will Lewis general manager of KPFK was jailed for contempt after refusing to surrender the original tape of Patricia Hearst messages to the FBI. Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas ruled that substantial First Amendment claims warranted release on his own recognizance, with a written order pending.
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A. Andrew Hauk
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
William and
Emily Harris
FBI
Sugar boom eases Castro's plight
Fidel Castro benefits from a sugar price rise with Cuba poised to harvest about six million tons this year. The Soviet Union takes about half the crop, leaving Cuba with potential $1.6 billion from world sales. Higher earnings mean greater independence and tougher bargaining with Washington. Cuban debt to Russia stands around $4 billion, with a moratorium in place. Vaughn notes Latins view Castro more sympathetically as he gains leverage.
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Copley News Service
Miami
Fidel Castro
Cuba
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Kremlin
Washington
Jack Hood Vaughn
inter-American Affairs
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
Russia
Vaughn
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