Opposition Looms Over Brezhnev Detente Polices
Moscow dispatch reports rising dissent within Soviet leadership over Brezhnev detente with the West. Signs include cautious press explanations, army maneuvers against Israeli athletes and Soviet Jews, Sakharov pressure, a show trial atmosphere, and a lagging U.S. representation list processing.
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Brezhnev
National Sports Committee
Andrei Sakharov
American Academy of Sciences
Sakharov
Soviet Drive Toward West Faces Internal Opposition
Analysis warns that premier Brezhnev’s bid for opening to the West stirs strong resistance within the Soviet structure. Western diplomats note powerful factions in the security services and the army seek to thwart rapprochement, while Chinese observers cite Politburo ideologist Mikhail Suslov as a bellwether in the debate.
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Soviet Communist Party
Brezhnev
Secret
Army
Mik
Multiple Farm and Household Auctions Listed for September
A sequence of notices lists several auctions in Indiana on September 15 and nearby dates. Items include farm machinery antiques furniture and household goods sold by various auctioneers from Anderson, Alexandria, Noblesville, and surrounding areas. Locations include West 8th Street Road, Raible Avenue, and St. Rd. 38 South side, with times 10:00 AM 11:00 AM and 12:00 Noon and additional auctions on September 21 and 22 at county fairgrounds and Noblesville fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Tranbarger
Anderson
8Th St
Wayne Pheanis
Dennis Jackson
Anderson Lions Club
J. D. Rich Appliances
Raible Ave
Dick Clendenin
David Goyer
St. Rd
Egg M. Hood
Sarah Sample
Fairgrounds
Alexandria
Ind
D. Clendenin
Indiana
Noblesville
Don L. Smock
Federal agencies rely on burn bags and shredders for sensitive papers
Washington reports widespread use of burn bags and shredders to destroy military, technical, and security information. FBI and other agencies describe procedures, costs, and suppliers. NASA and Pentagon facilities operate heavy incineration and shredding systems amid environmental limits.
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Washington
L. Patrick Gray
FBI
Senate Watergate Committee
Connecticut
Pentagon
Atomic Energy Commission
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Arlington
Richards Co
Allende’s Pine Box Promise Echoes Through Chile Crisis
Salvador Allende, who boasted the only exit would be in a pine box, faced three years of chaos as inflation surged and a general strike crippled Chile. Despite pressure and talks of military intervention, he kept his coalition together and defended his socialist path while labor unrest peaked and the armed forces debated taking over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allende
Pine
Salvador Allende
Chile
Popular Unity Coalition
Santiago
National Party
Leon Vilarin
Herman Prady
Santiago Garison
Marcos Celebrates 56th Birthday With National Pageantry
President Ferdinand E. Marcos marked his 56th birthday in Manila with a six hour outdoor program in a downtown park and a televised interuption for his communion. Guests at the Palace received a new collection of his speeches while newspapers published tribute supplements from two administration members.
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Manila
Ferdinand EF. Marcos
Muhammad Al-Ken Norton
Marcos
Lyncheo
Leiu
Swaziland Bans Playboy Magazine
Swaziland government bans Playboy magazine in MBABANE amid heavy sales by visitors from South Africa where the publication has been banned for over a decade. The move reflects regulatory limits on adult magazines and local reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbabane
Swaziland
Playboy
South Africa
Chilean Coup Draws Mixed U.S. Reaction
Washington officials reacted cautiously to Chile’s military move to topple President Salvad or Allende. Some saw it as a path to renewed U.S.-Chile friendship, others warned civil war could undercut any gains. The Nixon era budget funded training for Chilean officers, highlighting divergent bilateral tensions beyond the armed forces.
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Washington
Salvador Allende
Chile
White House
Santiago
Allende
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.S
Nixon
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
POWs language study earns college credit for ex-prisoner
Air Force Maj. Robert Jeffrey, a seven year Vietnam POW, earned 21 hours in French, German, and Spanish at Southern Methodist University after studying with fellow POWs to pass the time. He enrolled as a freshman this fall with his wife Joy and son Bill nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Air Force
Robert Jeffrey
North Vietnam
Southern Methodist University
Jeffrey
Joy
Bill
Debtor Freed To Take Care Of Children
A 35 year old Sicilian man jailed for 14 months for missing four in stallments on a television set was released after one month to care for his six children. His wife remains jailed.
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Palermo
Sicily
Court News Roundup of Local Court Sentences and Foreclosures
Court docket lists intoxication fines for Earl Francis Morgan James R Reidelbach and others plus driving under influence penalties and license suspensions. Marihuana possession fines. vagrancy and license violations. speeding and beverage act violations. Civil actions include foreclosures and multiple civil complaints between individuals and businesses.
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James A. McLeod
Muncie
Ronald Eugene Conner
Walnut St
Billy Ray Walker
KE. Grant St
Donald R. Hill
Home Ave
David Partlow
Heritage Lane
Alan D. Powers
Eighth St
Joseph R. Thennes
Willie Wilkerson
Cedar St
David M. Johnson
Beverly Court
Paul L. Carlile
Dakota
Jan Presley
Alexandria
Thomas J. Macy
Daleville
Danny J. Swafford
Heritage
Duane Cox
Mohawk Court
Gary J. Timmons
Crystal St
George I. Kissane
Everett G. Harting
Sylvester Wynn
17Th St
Emergency calls log from Walton Street to Delco Remy and beyond
An OCR style briefing records multiple emergency and fire runs across a single day. Entries detail times, street addresses, names, ages, and incident types including illnesses, injuries, two car and one car accidents, fights, and a kitchen fire at 725 West 8th Street with responding units Rescue one Unit 20 on scene in eleven minutes.
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Ohio Ave
Tony Williams
Mark Crisier
Golf Club Road
St. John’s
8Th St
Bob Arnold
Co’s. 1
Water Use in Pittsburgh Mills Sparks Regional Debate
Pittsburgh area steel mills use vast water volumes yearly, with estimates reaching trillions of gallons. Officials discuss supply sustainability and environmental impact as demand continues to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh — Steel Mills
U.S
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Stalin
Jack Herington
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
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Foreign Agricultural Service
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Allen L. Hockersmith
Jefferson St
Kathrine James
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James E. Musick
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Paul V. Ruff
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Paul Memn
Bertha T. Amick
George T. Councellor
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Pearl St
Delco Remy
Richard Dayson
Chesterfield Drive
Ill
John Thompson
Arrow Ave
Noland Bliss
N. Parkway Drive
Fight
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Pauline G. Parker
P.O. Box
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Meridian St
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NEW Fall Sportswear
Douglass Hobbies
Yeagley Photography
Mayfair
Redken Salons
Nichol Ave
Mounds Mall
Southdale Plaza
Flynn
Nichol Mon
Riggs Mobile Home Service
Ula Krieg
Rt. 5
Byrd Superior Carpet Cleaners
House of Reagan
Meridian Street
Main
Alcoholics Anonymous
P.O
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W. 11Th
Ft.Harrison Days
BSU
Vnc
25Th St
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Ranch Market
Mad
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Cross’ St
Edgewood
Reward
Zek
4Th & Henry
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Anderson College
Locust Street
Edna G
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Gerald Watts
Culver
Chapel Gardens
Memorial Park
Chesterfield
Pat Free
Gene
KJ & B Tree
Brooks Service Co
E. 23Rd ST
Murdocks
H. E
Mike) Summers Eves
Harold E. Smith
T East 6Th PR
Wright
McKissick
Ron
B&r
Chuck Riddle
Rick Biven
Jack Frazee
Endleton Ave
Kirk's Garden Center
R. White
ROBY
10Th & Central Ave
Superior Built
Mark Summers
Slack & Son
Madison County Lumber Alum
Larry Merrill
Dan Byerly
Bullock
Carpentry, Travis , Smith & Sons
Ed Roemer
Haverhill
Meadowbrook
Beltway Home Improvements
Paul Elliott
Bill Hilligoss
John Ferguson
Jerry Riddle
Alexander & Sons
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Lewis Jones & Sons
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