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Tutu returns
to South Africa
SOWETO, South Africa —
Anglican Bishop Desmond
Tutu, preaching in a parish
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church for the first time since
winning the 1984 Nobel Peace
Prize, declared Sunday that
blacks are “on our way to vic
tory, on our way to freedom” in
the struggle for equal rights in
South Africa.
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Tutu said he wanted to tell
the ruling white minority, “If
you think you can stop us, you
are going to be stampeded, you
are going to be overrun. We
don’t want you to be overrun.
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winning side.”
Arms outstretched, eyes clos
ed. Tutu faced 350 parishioners
— a few of them whites — in the
hillside church overlooking
rows of shabby bungalows in
this huge, sprawling, black
township near Johannesburg
and said of his Nobel award:
“I received this distinction on
behalf of our children who are
lost, our heroes in jail, those
who are banned and in ex
ile... God, we know you will
lead us out of oppression and
injustice to your promised
land.”
As he spoke, thunder rattled
St. Augustine's, Tutu’s home
church. Many in the congrega
tion, taking it as a good omen,
laughed and applauded.
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PARIS — Francois Truffaut,
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Hollywood for his portrayals of
ordinary people, died Sunday
of cancer at the age of 52.
Truffaut was hailed as the
torchbearer of the New Wave
cinema that revolutionized
French filmmaking in the
1950s. He changed the face of
modern cinema by transforming
dialogue into spontaneous ex
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the case. Followers of Bhagwan
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Officials testifying Saturday,
the second and final day of
testimony in the case, said an
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