— The Daily Collegian Monday, April 5, 1976
Spanish police,
veterans clash
MADRID, Spain (UPI)
Riot police firing smoke
bombs and swinging clubs
yesterday scattered
thousands of protesters in
Barcelona who were taking
part in the second day of
banned demonstrations by
Spanish left-wing groups. '
An authorized rally of right
wing Civil War veterans in
Barcelona drew some 14,000
participants, of whom 2,000
later marched to the regional
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military headquarters.
In the Basque country,
meanwhile, suspected right
wing extremists bombed
three businesses, causing
considerable damage.
In Madrid, a bomb thrown
against the downtown Sears
department store broke
display windows and started
a minor fire.
The left-wing demon
stration in Barcelona, which
demanded regional autonomy
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and amnesty for political
prisoners, was prohibited by
the local government and
resulted in an undetermined
number of arrests.
The protesters tried to
assemble at various points in
the city but were repeatedly
charged by club-wielding
police. The largest con
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was reported at Plaza de la
Victoria with 1,000 persons.
The protest, like a similar
one Saturday night in Madrid,
was backed by the political
opposition, which has united
to demand a national
referendum on whether to
replace King Juan Carlos'
fledging monarchy with
another form of government.
The regime has retaliated
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by cracking down on Com
munists and Marxists in .the
Democratic Coordination, an
alliance of 13 opposition
groups, including Christian
Democrats.
Police said about 100
persons were arrested during
Saturday's demonstration in
Madrid, but opposition
sources put the number at
more than twice that figure.
Some 5,000 leftists had
defied a government ban in
order to demonstrate in the
pouring rain. Among those
arrested were Spanish
economist Ramon Tamames
and filmmaker Juan Antonio
Bardem.
Right-wingers called off a
planned counter-demonstra
tion in Madrid yesterday.
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Soldiers sway election
Thais oust prime minister
BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) Thai soldiers, angered at two weeks. ago ordered the nearly 4,000 American troops in
Prime Minister Kukrit Pramoj's order for U.S. troops to leave Thailand to leave by July 20, leaving behind only 270 U.S.
Thailand, ousted Kukrit from office in parliamentary elec- advisers. • . , -
thins yesterday. - „ Right-wing political groups, the military and former em-
The campaign for elections, called three months ago when ployes at U.S. military bases formed a loose coalition . that
Kukrit was unable to hold together his 16-party coalition vowed to vote against government officials who supported,
government, was the most violent - in the history of the the withdrawal order.
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Southeast Asian nation.
At least 31 persons were killed, including a canvasser slain
just before the polls opened yesterday. Arsonists burned one
polling station in southern Thailand.
Police said 27 persons were arrested in connection with the
voting, most for illegally soliciting votes within 30 yards of a
polling booth.
Kukrit came in fourth in his Bangkok constiuency, where
the three top vote-getters win election to parliament.
Incomplete returns late last night 'showed he trailed his
nearest contender by aboUt 900 votes.
The stunning defeat for the 64-year-old former journalist
and actor (a star in the American film "The Ugly American")
will force Thailand's parliament to choose a new prime
minister when it meets Aprills.
Thai political analysts said soldiers in Kukrit's government.
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U.S. troop strength in Thailand dropped by 100 last week and
there are now 3,550 servicemen in the country, U.S. Military,
spokesmen said yesterday.
Kukrit, a consensus prime minister, rose - from leader of one
of the smallest parties' in parliament to head the coalition
government just over a year ago.
His defeat was the only major surprise as first returns'
trickled in yesterday, mostly from Bangkok constituencies. '
As expected, the Democrat Party, headed by Kukrit's'
brother and opposition leader Seni Pramoj, gained a majority:
of seats in the capital.
Seni may emerge as prime minister. He served briefly as
premier last year, but his government fell apart and Kukrit;!
leader of the Social Action Party, was tapped for the job:
In yesterday's elections, 2,365 candidates from 39 political
parties contested the 279 seats in parliament:
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