Pakistani Rebels Shift to Guerrilla War Tactics
Dennis Neely of the Associated Press reports that the Provisional Government of Bangla Desh orders its forces to wage an underground guerrilla campaign rather than open battle. East Pakistan remains volatile with 70,000 Pakistani troops dominating cities while refugees flood toward India amid monsoon disruption and looming famine.
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Obituary: Marian Grijalva 85 Life-long Mimbres Rancher
Marian Grijalva 85 died at home in Mimbres after brief illness native of Mimbres lifelong rancher His wife Alvina Grijalva died in 1966 Survivors include five sons Mariano Ban of Central Bayard and others four daughters 42 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren one brother Genaro Grijalva Rosary Sunday at 7 30 pm Mass Monday 10 am at San Lorenzo Interment in Grijalva family cemetery Active pallbearers listed with honorary pallbearers named Public notice of services and burial at local Catholic church and cemetery in Mimbres.
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Alternative Society grows among disaffected American youth
A sweeping portrait by Ken Hartnett surveys a rising Alternative Society of educated white youths leaving mainstream life for communes, free clinics, cooperatives, and countercultural institutions in cities from Berkeley to Cambridge. It profiles Margaret Mary and others, noting social change through infiltration and the tension between dependence on mainstream systems and pursuit of autonomous communities.
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Ninety seven arrested in New Jersey stall in protest
Mount Laurel N J police arraigned 97 demonstrators on disorderly conduct charges after a large peace rally departure on the New Jersey Turnpike. About 1,000 left cars, built a bonfire, drank beer, shouted antiwar slogans, and blocked traffic for five hours. Thirteen vehicles were towed. 28 residents were released on own recognizance. others held for possible jail, with bail set at 50. Witnesses reported no violence. the scene appeared spontaneous with a Delaware origin claim by a Connecticut resident.
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