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criticized’ as demagogue whose teaching gave birth to such terrorists as. West Germany's Baader- Meinhof gang.

Both views were expressed on the death of the 81-year-_ old, . Berlin-born US. considered by many the spiritual father of the student revolt that ‘ex- ploded in—both the -United* States and Europe in. the 1960's.

Marcuse’s death was announced Monday, one day after he died ‘in ‘Starnberg where he was

described’ as a

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_conduct , a ‘social science seminar.

- Both his ..admirers and critics agreed he had helped to shape today's world.

His 1965 . work . “One- Dimensional’ Man” vocated reyolt against the. American-type capitalist. industrial society which he “repressive

monolith” that. stifles

- freedom and the individual. -It became the primer of the New Left student movement.

The Max Planck Institute, which sponsored. the Starnberg seminar, and West German television called Marcuse one of the greatest philosophers ¢ of the century.

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MIAMI: Convicted murderer ‘Theodore Bundy has this reaction: Monday after the judge left the courtroom following a jury recommendation that he die in the electric chair. The e jury had earlier found Bundy guilty of murdering two Chi Omega sorority sisters. Tuesday, the judge followed that recommendation by sentencing Bundy to _

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14th of September neighborhood picks up the pieces

By Eduardo Cue

MANAGUA, (UPI) - The people in Managua’s 14th of Sep- tember neighbourhood are smiling now, despite the shortage of food, the bomb cfaters in their strects and the sporadic shooting still heard at night.

Nicaragua:

The war finally is over. Women - sit rocking on their porches hw their children play in

- Eubble-filled streets.

The 8,000 residents of the 14th of September neigh- borhood — the date marks Nicaragua’s independence day from Spain in 1821 — are looking forward to a difficult but hopeful future.

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medical supplies.

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ite sand distribute relief aid equitably. .

One by one or in small groups, residents of the neighborhood, the site of some of the heaviest fighting in Managua during the war, walked into the church of son, Pablo for a meeting of

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how 21 of their neighbors had been killed and more

than 300 wounded during the seven-week ‘war that

overthrew Somoza.

They spoke with -intense feeling as they recalled the repression they said they had suffered under the national guard over the years. Rafael Valdez said that whenever the people of Nicaragua protested increases in the price of transportation or basic foods,

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‘bodies would float to the shore of Lake Managua, he said.

The résidents said that in more recent times the guard

had rounded up all’ young’

men to prevent them from joining the Sandinista soldiers. Mothers were afraid to let their children play baseball for fear the guard would come and take them away.

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“With that type of system what kind of country can prosper?” said Esaul Loza. “I

don't think any can.”

Why, then, did it take 43 years to overthrow the Somoza dynasty?

“He took advantage of ignorance,” Christina de Marenco answered.

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towards the United States. While they said the national guardsmen now being held prisoner should _not be executed, they all smiled when asked what should be done with Somoza and his son Anastasio Somoza Portocarrero.

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