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GRAPES OF WRATH
(1940) based on JOHN STEINBECK'S
novel, directed by JOHN FORD
with HENRY FONDA, JANE
DARWELL and JOHN CARRADINE
Merle Haggard's favorite movie
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news briefs
By The Associated Press
Thursday, October 21, 1971-
S .
Viet
HENRY KISSINGER,
forces
hit base
Claim retreat of
N. Viets' troops
within Cambodia
chief presidential advir on2ntiol
security, arrived in Peking yesterday to make final arrangements
for President Nixon's visit to People's Republic of Red China.
Kissinger and his party, scheduled for a four-day visit, were
met at the airport by Yeh Chien-ying, member of the Communist
Party Politburo and by other Chinese officials.
Aud. A, Angell Hall
CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS for 80,000 striking coal miners
broke off yesterday after the United Mine Workers (UMW) ac-
cused industry bargainers of demanding a "union-busting" pro-
vision in a new contract.,
TH AL LEY CINEMA Tony Boyle, UMW president, said the industry had demanded
TH E A L LI a provision giving coal companies the right to withhold negotiated
PRESENTS wage increases from any union miember involved in any work stop-
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21 page during the life of the contract.
CARN 7V A L IN Boyle has been seeking a hike in the current top daily pay from AssOciated Press
F NDER $37 to $50. Kosygin-Trudeacu toast
THE STOCK MARKET dropped sharply lesterday despite a Premier Alexei Kosygin (left) and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau join in a toast following the
dir. JACQUES FEYDER, 1936sinninOtw yetraofaRsinCndagemntoepnscniieuainlad
WINNER OF NEW YORK FILM CRITICS AWARD quarter-point cut in the prime lending rate by several major signig i Ottawa yesterday of a Russian-Canada agreement to expand scientific, educational and
AS BEST FOREIGN FILM banks. cultural exchanges. Yesterday was Kosygin's third day in Canada of an eight-day visit.
This lavish, colorful comedy has been acclaimed as Bank of America, Chase Manhattan and other banks trimmed
.. the ultimate in urbanity and sophistication SIX-M ONTH LIM IT:
. . . one of the ten best in 40 yea rs''-Bosley Crowther the rate to five per cent from six per cent. The prime rate had been
...one o the tenbattsix 0peracentBosinceCrJuly.
"If ever there was a typical French pleasantry, on at six per cent since July
film or off, wordly and impervious to all but the Though the stock market slumped after the prime rate decrease S en ae (CO ! /t e Deiv
right note, CARNIVAL IN FLANDERS is it." was announced, some analysts said the cut had been expected andp
-Parker Tyler, Classics of the Foreign Film that the drop was partly a reaction to a report of record mutual
SHOWS AT 7 and 9:30 $1.00 fund redemptions in September, umeasu re to force U.S. pulloitt
330 M4aynard The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks closed down at its i
(lowest closing point since August 1. WASHINGTON A'P - The Sen- Church (D-Idaho), limiting funds Then by a vote of 12 to 4 the
COMING MON.-RO$EMARY'S BABY M ate Foreign Relations Committee to withdrawal except for actions committee added the Mansfield
THE SENATE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE has turned approved yesterday a new effort needed to protect the withdraw- amendment, which was approved
sponsored by ann arbor film cooperative out a tough new pollution-fighting bill aimed at stopping waste dochina, a measure calling for a The Cooper-Church amendment vote of 57 to 38asta rider onthe
discharge in all U.S. waters within 14 years. total pullout within six months does not set a specific date for military procurement authoriza-
Chiefly written by __enator Edmund Muskie __D-Maine__the bi-l and barring funds except to with- the withdrawal, but Church told tion bill.
drave ~~~~reporters that, by adding the TeHuevtd25t 9 n
seeks to change tactics in the water-pollution battle and provides eMansfield amendment, "the com- The House voted L15 to 193 on
se hifywrtenb entr dud uki DMan~ h Ill acte a day after the HouseMnfedaedet tecm Tuesday against a parliamentary
APPEARING NOW $14 billion in aid to the states for this purpose. indirectly rejected Senate Demo- mittee has endorsed the six-month move aimed at seeking approval
APPE RINGThe legislation opens federal courts to citizen enforcement cratic leader Mike Mansfield's time frame.Ch hd of the Mansfield amendment.
amendment calling for withdraw- Te new Cooper- r me- sending the measure to conference
~GR A N DkGR E EN ". suits, establishes fines for violators of up to $50,000 a day. The legis- al in six months if American pri- ment was approved by a vote of edwith the Senate where it is ex-
M,+ I *lation makes the administrator of the Environmental protection soners are freed. 11 to 5. Opposing it were Repub- pected that the antiwar amend-
Agency UEPA the chief enforcer The provisions approved by the lican leader Hugh Scott of Penn- ment will be diluted.
Foreign Relations panel, which is Sylvania, and Sens. James Pear-
0 Albums: "Visitors" and .--1considered to have a good chance son, (R-Kan.) Gale McGee, (D- The conferees met yesterday
eauifof winiguentep ssae falls r1WYO.) John Sparkman. (D-Ala.) Imorning but reported no action on
"Green Is Beautiful" CHIPPEWA INDIANS plan to appeal a ruling that Bay srt of atotal ban on funds fo ad Karl Mundtarma RS D-A the nigbtrpe otiwaramndmnt
jr IMills Indians relinquished their commercials fishing rights the war. --- -
THIS WEEK ONLY under an 1855 treaty. It attempts to prevent the Nix- lr
in" administration from continu- *ee
Fine Food, Cockta i s, Dinner l District Judge Nicholas Lambros made his ruling Tuesday in ing military actions for the stated"
convicting Albert LeBlanc of fishing with an illegal net and of purposes of securing release of
fishing without a commercial license. The provision also aims bel prize for peace
to give South Vietnam "a rea-
The Indians claim that they are guaranteed unlimited fishing sonable chance" for survival.
. -rights under the treaty. The committee, completing work OSLO, Norway & - The 1971 in my power to be worthy of it."
Oft a slashed foreign aid authori- Nobel Peace Prize was awarded There were 39 candidates -
Officials of the Chippewa and. Ottawa tribes sent a telegram zation bill, coupled a reiteration of yesterday to Willy Brandt with a including an Italian social re-
Dlto President Nixon and other federal officials asking for assistance the Mansfield amendment with a tribute to the German chancellor's former, Banilo Dolci, a Brazilian
Open Seven Days ithesnew proposal by Sens. John Sher- efforts to reconcile old enemies of archbishop of the Roman Catho-
Monday-Fridayintman Cooper (R-Ky), and Frank East and West Europe. lic Church, Helder Camara, and
11 a.m. to 2 a.m. _Brandt, 57, became the first an Anglican churchman, C a n o n
Saturday and Sunday 319 S. FOURTH AVE. -,-_head of government in 50 years John Collins of London.
5p.in. to 2 a.m. 761-3548 to win the award. He was the un- Brandt will be returning to Nor-
S. .l amous choice of the five-man d in
aH h n r Nobel Prize committee of Norway's way - where he lived as an exile
____________w *NblPiecmiteo from Hitlers Germany - to re-
--u- - U parliament for achieving "emi- ceive his gold medal, diploma and
nent results in creating precondi- his $88,000 prize money.
/tions for peace in Europe."
M n (* I' Brandt told his own parliament The ceremony will be held on
MI I hil aIIMen s Glee C ubin Bonn: "This is a high honor Dec. 10, the anniversary of the
NO and a decoration that carries with death of Alfred Nobel, who creat-
0lit great duties..I will do everything ed the Nobel prizes in his will.
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SAIGON (R) - South Viet-
namese forces laun6hed a 2,-
500-man pursuit operation
yesterday in eastern Cambo-
dia, where some North Vietna-
mese troops reportedly have
been withdrawing from their
four-week campaign.
Field accounts said four
government ranger battalions
and an armored cavalry bat-
talion swept through an area
north of the three and one
half mile road from the town
of Krek to Fire Base Alpha,
finding only four large empty
bunkers.
Vietnamese officers said t h e
operation would continue a day
or twomore, depending on whe-
ther there is contact with the
North Vietnamese, estimates ear-
lier this week had put their.
"strengtharound Krek at 1,600 to
2,000 men.
Ground fighting in the border
region 60 to 90 miles 'northwest
of Saigon has subsided inthe last
week especially on the Cambodian
side of the frontier. North Viet-
namese rocket and mortar a t -
tacks, however, have continued.
Far to the north, two U.S. Air
Force fighter-bombers supporting
raids over Laos flew into North
Vietnamese airspace late Tuesday
and fired missiles at a radar site
41 miles north of the demilitarized
zone. It was the 69th reported
"protective reaction" strike into
the North this year.
Fire Base Pace, an American-
manned outpost just south of the
border, was shelled yesterday, for
the 26th consecutive day. However,
U.S. infantrymen and artillerymen
suffered no casualties.
According to sources in the field,
Americans at Pace had suffered
fewer than 30 wounded in the last
four weeks.
A skirmish six miles west of
Pace in which South Vietnamese
paratroopers killed two enemry
and suffered two wounded was the
only ground action in the area re-
reported yesterday.
Meanwhile, in the continuing
U.S. withdrawal:
-The Navy announced it had
turned over to the South Viet-
namese navy the fourth in a 16-
station network of coastal radar
facilities that is being built and
modernized for the Vietnamese.
-The U.S. Command reported
that the 6th Battalion, 27th Ar-
tillery is preparing for redeploy-
ment. The step cuts about 445
men from U.S. troop strength of
some 206,000. The rest of the unit
will be reassigned in Vietnam.
T he R ing- tones,,ouio nT e
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