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SAT., SUN.-APRIL 17, 18
THE DEVIL'S EYE
dir. INGMAR BERGMAN (1960)
Comedy based on the Swedish proverb "A chaste
woman is a sty in the Devil's eye."
THURS., FRI.-APRIL 22, 23
KIND HEARTS AND
CORONETS
dir. ROBERT HAMER (Eng.) 1949
Dennis Price as the murderer and Alec Guiness as his
eight aristorcratic victims. A wonderful British mur-
der Comedy.
SAT., SUN.-APRIL 24, 25
THE BIG STORE
dir. CHARLES REISNER (USA) 1941
A terrific Marx Brothers movie with the zany boys
as detectives.
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Saigon army unit .moves
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PAKISTANI TROOPS set fire to a shanty village and then ma-
chinegunned men, women and children as they fled from their burn-
ing huts, a western businessman who fled East Pakistan said yes-
terday.
The action took place at the village of Shantnegar on the outskirts
of Dacca, where troops were looking for rebellious students, intellect-
uals, and Hindus who are suspected of harboring followers of Shiek
Mujibur Rahman, the secessionist leader.
The source also claimed that last week Pakistani troops entered the
campus of the University of Dacca searching the dormitories for refu-'
gees and eventually opening fire with machine guns.
* * * - -
A LABOR-YOUTH ALLIANCE aimed at ousting President Nixon
in the 1972 elections was a major topic of discussion as the recent
labor-backed Conference on the Youth Vote.,
AFL-CIO political director Al Barkan, speaking at the conference
said if youth would "stick with voter issues of education, housing, health,
minimum wage and the economy" that workers and young people could
form an effective alliance.
Barkan warned however that young people should not get the
movement "sidetracked" with "issues that divide us like legalizing
homosexuality, legalizing pot and abortion, amnesty for draft age men
who went to Canada or Sweden or reparations for the Viet Cong.".
GEORGE SCOTT yesterday declined the annual Oscar award SOUTH VIETNAMESE TROO
for best actor, given for his portrayal of the controversial and flam- base 6 to reinforce troops surro
boyant WWII armor leader George Patton in the motion picture
"Patton".
Scott yesterday announced his rejection of the award, characteriz- HARRISBURG 6:
ing the annual black-tie award banquet as "A meat parade". He ex-
plained that his first knowledge of his award arrived when his son
awoke him yesterday morning and gave him the news. N
Scott suggested the silver figurine be given instead to the Army's O vI.ca
George Patton Museum, at the Armor Center, Ft. Knox, KY.
0l
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA REGENTS yesterday named ' n CO nSp
Albert H. Bowker, 51, Chancellor of the University's Berkeley
Campus. HARRISBURG, Pa. (P) - A fe
Bowker, who was hired from the City University of New York after eral grand jury will reconvene Mo
eight years as chancellor, replaces Roger W. Heyns, a former Univer- day to question more witness
sity professor who resigned due to a bad heart. . who may have participated in
Heyns, who replaced Clark Kerr in the wake of the 1965 "Free alleged plot to kidnap Presidenti
Speech Movement", will return to the University as a professor of aide Henry Kissinger.
psychology. The grand jury met last mont
* * questioned about a dozen peop
RIVAL TEAMSTER FACTIONS shot it out yesterday at the and indicted six, including Re
Local 327 President's home, Nashville police reported. Although Philip Berrigan. They were char
ed with plotting to kidnap Kissirj
more than 80 rounds of .22 ammo were expended in the fray, no ee idetionfisni
er, President Nixon s foreign
one was injured, fairs advisor and blow up the hea
Don Vestal, Local 327 president and a long-time foe of jailed ing plant for Washington, D.C.
Teamster boss Jimmy Hoffa, accused fired secretary-treasurer Billy Indicted along with Berriga
Ellis of leading three other truckers in a night raid on Vestal's House, were the Reverends Joseph We
damaging it and two parked cars. deroth, 35, and Neil McLaughl
Police arrested Ellis and three allies for attempted murder, and 30,bBaltimore priests; Antho
also jailed Vestal and two of his followers for aggravated assault and Scoblick, 30, a former Baltimo
making an obscene phone call in connection with the shoot-out. a nun from Upper Montclair, N..
a___E b nhnl Ahmndl 40 . P.a-ki.,ta A
PS move toward the besieged Fire-
unded there by the North Vietnamese.
SAIGON (M - South Viet-
namese forces have launched
a new drive into the A Shau
Valley, long a Viet Cong base
area and infiltration route in
the north, officials said yes-
terday.
South Vietnamese troops in un-
disclosed force entered the valley,
which stretches for several miles
and whose northern outlet is 25
miles southwest of the old imperial
capital of Hue.
The thrust into the A Shau valley
was believed to have started
Wednesday or Thursday but was
not announced because there was
no significant fighting.
The purpose of the drive is to
sweep up Viet Cong supply bases
but no significant contacts were
reported.
Troops of the American 101st
Airborne division flew into the
valley Wednesday and set up Fire
Base Fury to provide heavy artil-
lery support for the South Vietna-
mese. They were withdrawn yes-
terday, presumably after unload-
ing heavy barrages to soften up
enemy positions.
The valley has long been an in-
filtration route, storage area and
transshipment point from which
the North Vietnamese niounted at-
tacks against the thickly populated
lowlands along the coast around
Hues and Da Nang.
Numerous outlets of the Ho Chi
Minh Trail funnel into the valley
from Laos.
About 130 miles south of the
jungled valley the South Vietna-
mese commander of operations in
the central highlands claimed that
the 17-day siege at Fire Base 6
had been "entirely lifted" and that
the North Vietnamese attackers
had pulled out with heavy losses.
The claim by Maj. Gen. Ngo Dzu
was disputed both by the North
Vietnamese resistance and by U.S.
helicopter pilots. They said the
North Vietnamese still controlled
the jungles around the base 300
miles north of Saigon.
ils witnesses
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senting three of the defendants,
however, said "We know of at
least 19 subpoenaes."
The government claims the
bomb-kidnap plot was hatched by
Berrigan while he was in Lewis-
burg Prison near Bucknell Univer-
sity and that Boyd Douglas, a for-
mer federal prisoner, smuggled
notes in and out of the prison for
him.
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He said he did not recall how
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