Chilean press under attack as Allende pushes nationalization
From Santiago Carlos Viejo of Copley News Service reports El Mercurio a leading independent paper targeted by the Allende government. Advertisers halted and state controls squeeze revenue while courts indict editors under the State Defense Act. Mercurio continues publishing but questions linger about its future.
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Santiago
Copley News Service
Chile
el Mercurio
Mercurio
Rene Silva Espejo
Allende
Mercurio’s
Reporter Viejo
Nobel laureate Dr. Gabor urges overhaul and service focus
Dennis Gabor, in a sober view of decline in freedom and rising totalitarian risks, argues the United States must reinvent the future. He calls to abandon endless growth, shift to service oriented work, and restore emphasis on doing unto others.
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Chicago
United States
Big Labor
George Meany
Dennis Gabor
Dr. Gabor
Gabor
The Shepherd Simon’s Wife’s Mother Reflected In A Bedside Observation
A quotation attributes a gentle role to Simon’s mother-in-law describing her as never critical, recognizing others rights, highlighting positives, and spreading love. It notes she avoids preaching, encourages prayer and teaching, shows patience, and practices non interference within the household.
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Julien C. Hyer
The McGovern Campaign and Kathleen Kennedy
Kathleen Kennedy, Rob ert Kennedy’s elder daughter and Radcliffe sophomore, tours Brooklyn Tech with Al Lowenstein to boost George McGovern’s bid. She mocks Nixon and repeats a Wallace claim, provoking mixed reactions from students and a wary reaction from the ADA-backed organizer.
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New York
Kathleen Kennedy
Robert
Radcliffe College
George McGovern
McGovern
Richard Nixon
President Nixon
Allard Lowenstein
Rooney
The
Americans For Democratic Action
Lowenstein
Washington
ADA
al Lowenstein
Senator McGovern
Henry Wallace
Red Artists Get Booby Hatchers in Soviet Critique
A columnist attacks liberal intellectuals for defending Soviet censorship and persecution. He cites cases like Alexander Yasmin-Volpin and Vladimir Bukovsky, arguing communism suppresses truth and indoctrinates youth. He likens Soviet treatment of dissidents to Nixon era opposition criticism.
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Russia
Bukovsky
Calaboose
Siberian
Toto
Kremlin
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Chinese Relations Improve Fewer Smuggled Mao Sayings
Report says relations between mainland China and the United States have improved so much that Chinese no longer need to smuggle Chairman Mao’s sayings into the country in fortune cookies.
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Vincennes
Ind
China
U.S
Chairman Mao
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