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Show m 8 9 15 ifn.irs.iay October 2, ' - Wi. THE HE RAID, Prove, Utah Page 2? In Dseruf 111011 1 M wines umnnu e; :ner I 14 ft I arts?- "i By United Press intersaiiwai Massachusetts judge A Wednesday sent six New Bedford teachers union officials to jail for defying a court order to end their strike, but 60u teachers agreed to return to work at FarsipjwnyTroy Hills, N J. The jailings were the second by Judge Francis Keating, who sentenced nine teachers to jail on Sept. 10 but released them t vo days later because four of the teachers were Involved in rourxi negotiations. Keating said the union officials jailed Wednesday can be released as aoon as the New Bedford strike ends. New Bedford's 800 striking have been (ir.c teachers two days' pay for every day the strike continued after Sept. 22. In Koboken, N.J.. 342 striking teachers were suhpoenaed to rt and show cause why they should not also be held in contempt for ignoring a court order last month to end their strike, now 20 days oid. In Illinois, more than 50 teachers went on strike Wednesday in Atwood Heights District 125. The strike affected about 1,200 students In four southwest Chicago suburbs. A strike in the Chicago suburb of Sauk Village entered its sixth school districts in Pennsylvania, affecting some 52.000 students; in Berkeley. Calif. : Wilmington. Dei.; and in Jennings County, Iixl. But at Parsippany-Tro13 old strike. Skitc- GOO - Ifilis teachers approved a new 16 per contract calling for cent pay increase over two a day after a judge years doled cut stiff contempt of court fines to union officers. The teachers the;! weni back to school end prepared to reopen classes for 11.008 students todav. Hills, N.J., negotiators readied a settlement ending a two-wee- k . Parsippany-Tro- y 11 ?5 IE? BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPS) -Sbullets and street nipers kidnapings kept Beirut deserted today. Pressure mounted Uganda Head & k court-ordere- school d desegregation reopened today after a week's recess brought about by a teachers strike. Attendance edged up again Wediiesday as scliools completed the second day of classes since teachers ended their strike. About 60 Charlestown High School students walked out of classes and joined the first antibusing rally held since the teachers returned. The students left classes shortly before 11 a.m. Teachers returned 'l'uesciay after a six day strike ended with a new contract agreement. Colorado Prisoners Surrender Colo (UPI) ENGLEWOOD, Two prisoners armed with MIRACULOUSLY i UNITED iTJPI) - N.Y. NATION'S, Idi Arnin swept nto towii in his bemedaled field marshal's uniform, took off his P dow' his swa8ger stick ana vjia ine wona now to soive all its problems. The flamboyant Ugandan president called for the destruction of Israel and the election of a black governor in the United States, then put in a plug for his country's "huge but extremely shy gorillas. " Amin's sharpest remarks were directed against Zionism. He said "Zionists" had colonized the United States and were wielding power and that Zionists had infiltrated the CIA aid turned it into a murder squad to eliminate resistance anywhere in the world. Amin, wearing a dark blue uniform with red and gold shoulder boards, accused Britain of blackmail and France of colonialism and somehow managed to find time to lay the cornerstone for a future Ugandan Organization of African Unity, France's the Coup Try Averted? Hostages Still Held I Prisoners - I I I I I I I I the but border. Tennessee-Alabam- a Eight of the cars, including the club car, slid down steep ravines on both sides of the track bed and knocked three others off the track. nervousness evaporated today when nothing happened and the government strongly denied the coup rumors. The coup rumors were so strong that the army called a precautionary alert and the Socialists and Popular Democrats mobilized their militants. Premier Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo and his key advisers stayed up most of the night discussing the rurriot'S. As they met in the presidential palace, army troops wore deployed around the building in defensive positions. A military spokesman described this as "normal." Bailiwick. ..the g most wanted, trom jeans best-fittin- killed hi the accident, but railroad spokesmen said at least 61 persons were taken to hospitals for treatment. They said six or No one was seven of the 35 persons admitted to hospitals received serious injuries. More than 200 law enforcement officers, civil defense rescue workers and ambulance squads joined in the rescue operation on the slope. "Most of the people were still trapped in the cars when we arrived," said Sgt. Ron Bailey of the Tennessee High'.vay Patrol. "We carried about 30 out on stretchers and loaded them on a diesel engin a caboose to be shuttled to the area where ambulances were waiting." rain-slic- than 390 persons were kiwped Wednesday although most of them were later i eieased. Inienor A Minister Ca'niHe Ch&nwun met with militia and political leaders to discuss measures to "the stop abominable wave of kidnapings " sweeping the country Despite the tension, the capital remained relatively quiet -- - so much so that authorities lifted a curfew imposed on the citv's commercial districts 12 n SCO! With your Club Ireekfait motorists before security Beirut forces intervened. papers estimated that more rendex - vou with QUICKC! EFF1CI1MT! 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J" j nr"nnni nn:i.u llBbOdlUIUCSV 5 iiimm inning I I They're in the ZCMI i passenger train derailed Wednesday on an isolsted section of track about 14 miles east of here near the Chicago-to-Mia- The Popular Democrats, who followed the Socialists' lead Wednesday night, voiced similar sentiments. But both parties declined to give detaiis of the alleged plot. The action by the parties greatly heightened tension in tlus city throughout the night, Violence d Heights, III. "I heard a grating noise, the sound of brakes on iron, and I grabbed hold of the counter because I knew it was fixed to the floor." Eleven cars cn Amtrak's alerting their militants during the night and provoking an army alert. "There was a real danger of a coup attempt, but we averted it by our actions," a senior Socialist said. impassively as Amin spoke of the condition of blacks in America. , Continues in Madrid PULASKI, Term. (UPI) -Steve Fedor was drinking a beer in the club car of "The Floridian" when he saw the car in front of him leave the railroad tracks. "It was terrible," said Fedor. 23, a salesman from Lagrange LISBON. Portugal (UPI) -The Socialists and Popular Democrats said today they derailed far left plans for an attempted coup by listened NAACP, bl were injured, Tne engine and II cars derailed. I PI Telepholo. mtrac erailing UK Mo One But insures 61 r!uqal position on Comoro, an Indian Ocean island colony that declared independence this year. He denounced Britain for turning to "blackmail in order to confuse the world about Die terrible situation of an internecine war" in Northern Ireland. "I call for the expulsion of Israel from the United Nations Organization and the extinction of Israel as a state, ' ' he said, The French, British and Israeli diplomats walked out in turn as Amin attacked their countries. But U.S. delegate Clarence Mitchell, president of "ambiguous" building on what is now a parking lot. rYeneh, British and Israeli Hundreds MADRID (UPI; diplomats stalked out of the of them of many persons, U.N. General Assembly hall in civilian clothes, policemen in afternoon proWednesday tests against Amin's rambling. disrupted the funeral of three slain policemen today by trying address. coffins to grab the Medals dangling from shoulon their ana them carry der to waist, Amin spoke shoulders through the streets. in from rostrum the briefly With shouts of "vengeance!" Swahili, bringing puzzled and "assassins!" the demonto and most glances delegates strators surged forward toward curiosity seekers packing the police units parading past the hall. The former British sergeant caskets. There were shouts of "let's take them on our and prize fighter described himself as "a pure and proper shoulders," but the marching son of Africa, who does not policemen broke formation to believe in any colonial and turnback the crowd. and police Demonstrators imperialist language." argued for almost half an hour Then he sat down, passed his while Premier Carlos Arias cap to an aide, cradled his red Nwro and members of his and gold baton on his lap, and cabinet were whisked out listened to Uganda's U.N. through a back door of the anibassador deli ver the rest of suburban Police Academy the speech in English. where the funeral services had been held Arias, looking pale of the Amin, president and drawn, had pinned gold medals to the caskets cf the three men. the NO ON WAS KILLED in this wreckage of an Amtrak nnsspngor tmift hi Tennessee, but at least 1 attacked mission into a weapons smuggled visiting room seized three hostages and bargained !Q hours Wednesday for their freedom. A Caiholic priest and an inmate counselor persuaded them to release the hostages LONDON (UPI) Police and surrender peacefully. said today there was only a Warden Tim M. Keohane of "remote" chance three the Federal Correction Center gunmen barricaded in a for Youths said the inmates, restaurant basement would kill Alfred S. Rollins Jr.. 19, and their six hostages but there Henry M. Cassidy, 20. were were no signs of an end to the talked into surrendering by siege. Father Tim Ondahl. the center More than 400 policemen the Spaghetti chaplain, and counselor Paul surrounded Ortiz House restaurant where the two West Indians did gunmen seized the communicating j1) day and and a Nigerian they are the ones who deserve captives after a botched trie credit," Keoiians said. robbery attempt Sunday. "They . left-win- g osfon BOSTON U.S. (UPI) District Court hearings on the performance of city officials during the second phase of cease-fire- Mora bodies found in various parts of the capital raised the casualty to!! from two weeks of clashes between Christian ?nd Moslem militias to at least 'M oead and 650 wounded. The figures toil since brought the over-al- l April to about 3,800 casualties. The wave of kidnapings terrorizing the city continued In one incident, Moslem leftists srf up a roadblock, near the uptown shopping district of Hamra and abducted six right-win- day today. 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