Chile faces intensifying shortages amid nationwide strike
In Santiago doctors dentists and private teachers join a strike against President Allende as 34 arrests follow terrorist attacks. A day of silence is called by opposition while the government tightens control of radio and imposes curfews. Gasoline rationing and high prices strain households as beef butter and milk deliveries shrink.
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Flying Lab Charts Earth's Magnetic Field
The $9 million Lockheed RP3D Orion flying laboratory completed trials in South America and South Africa. It rests at Patuxent River Naval Air Station for final checks before global magnetic surveys, replacing older Naval Oceanographic Office planes since 1958.
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Man Killed In Robbery Attempt At Terre Haute Firm
The Exchange Insurance and Real Estate Co owner William Sheets, 52, of Terre Haute, was shot to death Monday during a robbery attempt. Police captured two suspects about 22 hours later in a cornfield 10 miles east. charges had not been filed. Investigators said the men fled in a car after striking another auto and crashing through a fence.
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Brazil Seeks African Ties Amid Portuguese Links
Foreign Minister Mario Gibson Barboza begins a West Africa tour including Ivory Coast Ghana Togo Dahomey Zaire Cameroon Nigeria and Senegal to build closer Brazil Africa relations, promote trade and discuss common interests while navigating Portugal ties. Brazil aims to aid Africa with industrialization and crop markets while courting leadership on pricing and cocoa.
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Boy, 12, Killed In Belfast
A 12-year-old boy was shot dead in the Creggan district of Londonderry when a bullet crashed through his apartment window. No British forces were involved, as violence in Northern Ireland rose to 617 deaths in three years. A 14-man guerrilla raid on a British armory in Lurgan yielded over 100 rifles and 1,300 rounds. most weapons and ammo were recovered on a Portadown golf course.
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Benefit Spread to 20 Million Social Security Recipients by 2000
By 2000 analysts estimate over 20 million people in the United States will be receiving Social Security benefits.
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Largest Trout Identified as Biggest Trout in Family
The lake trout is described as the largest member of the trout family, highlighted as the top specimen among its kin in the observed context.
Rioting Workers Clash With Police in Karachi Sandhi Estate
Demonstrating workers and police clashed in Karachi's Sandhi industrial estate. Reports conflict over deaths—3 per AP, 7 per labor leader Abdu Rashid—with injures cited between 17 and 60. In Lahore, teachers protested with tear gas and baton charges as police dispersed crowds.
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Pakistan
Sandhi
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