Anti-Marxist youths defy Chilean state of emergency
In Santiago police clashed with anti Marxist youths as they poured into downtown streets defying a newly declared state of emergency. Tear gas water cannon and clubs were used while President Allende met with the National Security Council after announcing the emergency in response to protests over shortages and Fidel Castro’s visit. Allende planned a farewell rally despite the unrest.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Alende
National Security Council
Fidel Castro Allende
Allende
Artist Coalition
Bandera Street
Jose Toha
Sinc
University of Chile
Affluent majority grows as discretionary income rises
Census data show discretionary income of the average consumer climbs from 8 percent of total personal income in 1955 to 20 percent in 1970, amid broader shifts in spending and social change. The piece references Chilean unrest, Allende opposition, and international media links through 1972.
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Shington
United States
Census Bureau
Elegance By Night For Spring Fashion
New York fashion report shows day and night looks merging with puffed Regency sleeves and translucent gowns. Designers like John Anthony, Pierre Cardin, Valentino, and Narducci feature tailored pantsuits, printed matte jersey dresses, short jackets, and layered sheer fabrics for a 1972 spring collection.
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New York
Alan Phillips
Jeremy
John Anthony
Narducci
Anthony
Pierre Cardin
Valentino
Stan Herman
Mr. Mort
City Accidents injure three in two crash reports
Police report two car crash at 20th and Main sent Mel Bennett 22 and Jeffrey Bennett 19 months to St Johns Hospital where they were treated and released. A second collision on Main and Meridian injured Mildred Snow 1 Rt 5 and Jerry Anderson 18, both southbound, with Snow’s car hitting a parked Dietzens Bakery vehicle. A pedestrian injury occurred at 14th and Meridian when Barbara Lemons turned left from Meridian onto 14th and struck Arthur Sayers, who was crossing. A school bus rollover near County Roads 300W and 400 North left no injuries to students. driver Roy Ramsey noted steering lock before the bus tipped.
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20Th
Main Streets
Mel G. Bennett
Jeffrey Benett
George
St. John’s Hospital
Bennett
Easton 23Rd Street
Clifford Merrell
Columbus Ave
14Th
Meridian Streets
Barbara J. Lemons
Jefferson
Meridian Street
14Th Street
Arthur D.sayers
Washington Blvd
Anderson
St. John's Hospital
Mildred Snow
Rt. 5
Jerry Anderson
Seventh Street
Meridian
Dietzens Bakery
Leach School
William Sheets
Frankton Hi Y Bundle Day Drive Aims Support for Appalachia Clothing
Frankton High School Hi Y volunteers lead the 26th Save the Children Federation Bundle Days Drive to aid Appalachian children needing school clothing. School and residents are asked to bring clean worn coats dresses shoes and suits or contact Darel Cookman Hi Y president at 643 4028 or Hugh Phipps adviser at 754 8156 for pickup or drop off.
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Frankton
Appalachia
Darel Cookman
Hi-Y
Hugh Phipps
Australian immigration intake cut to 140000
The Immigration Ministry plans a 30000 reduction in Australia’s immigrant intake this fiscal year to 140000. A good European economy and government spending cuts are cited as reasons for the lower figure.
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Canberra
Immigration Ministry
Australia
Europe
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Hoover Corning Ware
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Timex
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Black and Decker
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