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ASSASSINATION ANXIETIES:
Sgere~t Serimce rsuades~

Tuesday, November 4
Day Calendar
Ann Arbor Teach In: Tim Butz,
Fifth Estate, "Counterspies: The
Peoples' Intelligence," Assembly
Rm., Rackhamd. 9am; lectures, 10
am-8 pm, Hill Aud.
WUOM: Robin Jacoby, "Historical
Perspectives on Sex Roles," 10 am.
Ctr. Continuing Educ. for Wom-
en: Brown bag, 328 Thompson,
noon-l':15 pm.
WIN Bulletin: Women's Commis-
sion Conf. Rm., basement Ad. Bldg.,
12:15, pm.
Evaluation Seminar Series: Gard-
ner C. Quarton, "The Uses of Eval-
uative Information in Mental
Health Delivery Systems," 130 So-
cial Work Ctr., 1015 E. Huron, 3
CHARING CROSS
BOOKSHOP
Used, Fine and Scholarly Books
316 S. STATE-994-4041
Open Mon.-Fri. 10-8,
Sat. 10-6

pm. I Academic costume may be rented
Biophysics: W. H. Moore, "Tran- ' at the Cellar, Union. Orders for De-
sition Dipole Coupling in the Vibra- cember 14 Commencement should
tional Spectra of Polypeptides," 205 be placed immediately and must
P&A, 3 pm. be placed before November 14. NEW DELHI, India 0P) -
Thomas M. Cooley Lectures: Mor- Career Planning & Placement The military backed Bangla-
ton Horwitz, "Separation of Powers 3200 SAB, 764-7456 miiay - bce Bagla
and Judicial Review: The Develop- Recruiting on Campus: desh government was shaken by
ment of Post-Revolutionary Consti- November 10, 1975 - Allied Chem- an internal arm yfeud yester-
tutional Theory," 100 Hutchins Hall, icals. day, but Khondakar Mushtaque
3:15 pm. November 11, 1975 - National Se- Ahmed remained as president
Women Law Students' Assoc.: curity Agency, CIA, Consortium for although many of the officers
Carol Bellows, IL Bar Assoc., ePoip. Grad Study in Mngt., Prudential who brog
tics Within the Bar Association," whoac o. enls euiy brought him to power Aug.
Lawyers Club Lounge, 4 pm. November 12, 1975 - Loyola Uni- 15 were believed arrested, di-
Condensed Matter Seminar: R. versity of Chicago/Grad. Sch. of plomatic sources in New Delhi
Craven, IBM, "wires from Alpha- Business, Aetna Life & Casualty, said.
bet Soup: One Dimensional Organic Southern Methodist Univ./Law Cen-
SConductors," 4 pm.I ter, Monterey, Institute, CIA.Thydsone an ndn
iEnglish:Gayl Jones, poetry read- November 13,I1975t Center for They discounted at Indian
ing, Pendleton Arts Ctr., Union, Naval Analyses, Univ. of Chicago/ news report that Mushtaque Ah-
4:10 pm. Soc. Work, George Washington med had been replaced by Brig.
Music School: "Parlour Music of Univ./Nat'l Law Center, Reynolds Khalid Musharaf, the No. 2
the Civil war," Recital Hall, 8 pm. Security. man in the army, and said it
Humanities: Irving Bluestone, November 14, 1975 - Vanderbilt was possible that Musharaf
UAW, "Open Work for an Open Univ./Law, Davis Laboratory Co. would play an important role as
Society," Lec. Hall, Rackham, 8A November 10, 11, 12, 13, 1975ts
pm. Action, Peace Corps and VISTA one of the main powers behind
General Notices I will be at CP&P.
ACCORDING TO diplomatic
reports from Dacca, the day-
long developments -revolved
L ® Q unvW'R tlaround a single mission of sen-

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The reports, which said there
was no bloodshed and no shots WASHINGTON, (Reuter) -
fired throughout the day, in- President Ford indicated yes-'
dicated that seven majors and: terday that recent assassina-
one colonel who led the Aug. 15 tion attempts might persuade
coup were believed to have been him to curtail his campaign for#
taken into custody after lengthy election to a four-year White
negotiations between the feud- House term and to avoid too
ing factions. much personal contact with vo-
ters.
Also reported arrested was' He also seemed to say thatI
the army chief of staff, Lt. Gen.=the Secret Service was putting'
Ziaur Rahman, who had resist- severe pressure on him to keep
ed earlier demands from senior away from crowds, following
officers that the majors be the two attempts on his life in
brought before a court martial California in September.
for having killed Sheik Mujjih FORD SAID IN a televised
and members of his family. interview that his own technique,

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publican Presidential nomina-
tion.
Ford met no one during the
entire trip except carefully
screened guests at Republican
functions.
HE WAS DRIVEN at high
speed between airports and ho-I
tels, which he entered through
underground garages, and he
did not greet any of the crowds

that gathered in the street to
see him.
The hotels resembled armed
camps, with police and Secret
Service agents guarding corri-
dors, doors and windows and
specially trained police dogs
sniffing brief cases and report-
ers' typewriters for hidden ex-
plosives.

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By RICHARD BORAH
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THE KEY JUNIOR officer in-:
volved in the coup had lived in
the presidential palace since
Mushtaque took over as head.
of government. Yesterday's de-
velopments began, according to
diplomatic sources, before dawn
when units loyal to the senior
officers took up positions around
strategic points in Dacca, in-;
cluding the presidential palace.

fo a p ai ni n g w a s to m eet v r l c l w m n i o g
fole acapaigningfasfinancial straits and in need of
f legal aid, there is an organiz-
"I think that is the way can- ation of University law students
didates ought to participate," designed to help - the Feminist
he said. "Whether or not it is LglSrie(FLS).

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ior army officers reasserting
their influence over junior offic-
ers who overthrew and killed
President Mujibur Rahman
three months ago.


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feasible for a President to do'
so under some of the problems
we faced in recent months may
dictate that it shouldn't be
done . . .
j"But if. . I were to make
the choice myself I think there
is a great deal of merit to it
(campaigning without restric-
tion)."
THE PRESIDENT'S remarks
underlined the stringent secur-
ity precautions taken when he
returned to California last
Wednesday for a two-day politi-
cal tour aimed at undercutting
former California Governor
Ronald Reagan.
Reagan is expected to chal-
lenge the President for the Re-

The group provides free legal
advice and offers the services
of law students as defense coun-
sel to self-supporting students,
persons on welfare, or those
earning less than $3,600 a
year. FLS is aimed at helping
women, but men also occasion-
ally take advantage of its serv-
ice.
DIANE FOWLER, one of the
volunteer workers for the or-
ganization, explained, "Most
women who call us have found
that professional services lack
empathy. Women feel this
acutely because they're usually
isolated in the legal system.
The judge and attorneys are us-

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Most of the court cases han-
dled byFLS are civil actions,
such as divorces, insurance
claims and contract problems.
Law students who have had at
least one year of training may
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under the supervision of an at-
torney.
"We would like to get on the
court appointment list for crimi-
nal cases," Fowler remarked,
"especially for the juvenile
court." State-appointed defense
attorneys are named from
court lists.
And outside of court, the
group serves an advisory func-
tion for people dealing with
problems. "We talk strategy
with our clients," Fowler said,
"and help them make their own
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