Six players barred
(N.ZP.A.‘Reuter —Cop y right) GLASGOW.
The European Football Union on Thursday confirmed that six of the Atletico Madrid players involved in last week’s stormy European j Cup soccer tie against Celtic! will miss the second leg in s Madrid next week. In a cable to the Scottish Football Association, it said ■ that the three Atletico play-| ers sent off during the first leg of the semi-final tie, Ayala. Diaz and Quique, were automatically barred, and Overjero, Alberto and I Melo will also miss the game because of cautions received earlier in the comI petition. The first leg ended in a goal-less draw. Jane Fonda The American film actress, Jane Fonda, has left Hanoi for the Viet Cong-controlled zones in South Vietnam. The North Vietnam News Agency says that Miss Fonda, toigether with her baby son and an American cameraman, Mr Haskel Wexler, have crossed into the South across the Hien Luong bridge on the seventeenth Parallel dividing the two Vietnams. Miss Fonda’s eight-month-old son has !been named Troi by thei Vietnamese people after a i Viet Cong hero, Nguyen Van Troi. — Hong Kong, April' 112. I
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Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33514, 20 April 1974, Page 5
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