Memo Says U S Tried To Stop Chile Takeover
Washington AP State Department allowed the U S Embassy in Chile to oppose leftist President Salvador Allende after his 1970 election. ITT memos attributed to Hal Hendrix and Roberta Berrellez discuss White House latitude and anti Communist efforts. Kerry reportedly acted without State Department authorization post election.
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Salvador Allende
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Jack Anderson
Hal Hendrix
Robert Berrellez
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Edward Kerry
Nixon
Kerry
Overseas Private Investment Corp
Anderson
J.D. Neal
White House
Central Intelligence Agency
Hendrix-Berrellez
Eduardo Frei
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Daley Faces Two Setbacks as Political Power Wanes
In Chicago, Mayor Richard J. Daley’s longtime grip on local and party power is tested by two primary losses. Edward V. Hanrahan won renomination for State’s Attorney amid controversy over the 1969 Black Panther raid, while Dan Walker edged Paul Simon for the gubernatorial nomination, signaling shifts in the Democratic landscape. Daley pledged support for Hanrahan and hinted at reconciliation with rivals, marking a rare moment of political doubt in his 1954 era dominance.
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Dan Walker
Paul Simon
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Simon
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Hanrahan
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Riverview PTA Discusses Home Health Care Program
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith a registered nurse presented a Home Health Care program at the Riverview PTA meeting in March. She was assisted by Mrs. Olive Osborn and Mrs. Teresa Collins. Slides illustrated how the county service operates and noted a new service could shorten hospital stays.
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Reedsville
Elizabeth Smith
Eleanor Knight
Fred Kessinger
Teresa Collins
Marilyn Hannum
Ohio University Players
Orva Jean Holter
Margaret Brown
Marlene Putnam
Frances Reed
Ruth Dillon
Girl Scout Troop 67
Sara and
Jo Ellen Wells
Layette Shower Honors Pomeroy Mrs Asa Bradbury
Mrs James Butcher and Mrs Charles Blakeslee hosted a layette shower for Mrs Asa Bradbury at the Blakeslee home with games led by Mrs Butcher and prizes won by six guests. The gathering featured green and yellow decor, refreshments, and readings, with several PTA notices and upcoming conferences announced for April.
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Charles Bradbury
Sean Mullen
Kelly Mullen
Phyllis Joachim
Jeanie Wright
Mel Circle
Marianne Circle
Don Hubbard
Earl Davenport
Gene Harris
Wendy Wolfe
Auxiliary Wakes Plans At Meeting
The Syracuse Ladies Auxiliary met at the meeting house for a morning cleaning and an afternoon business session. Eleanor Bahram led devotions from The Gospel of Luke. Ten members attended and donations were gratefully acknowledged to cover Easter project costs. Beginning March 27 meetings move to Mondays at 7 30 p m. A baked chicken cancer crusade dinner is planned for April. Committee members are Elva Dailey and Mildred Pierce. Next hostess pair is Jean Hall and Elva Dailey. A blind auction of articles worth 50 cents or more will be held.
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Syracuse
Eleanor Bahram
Elva Dailey
Mildred Pierce
Jean Hall
Couple Honored on Their 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parker celebrated a 25th wedding anniversary with a surprise dinner and reception at the home of their son-in-law and daughter in Coolville. The couple, married March 17, 1947, were honored alongside family and friends from Rutland Middleport Gallipolis Columbus Long Bottom Syracuse Pomeroy and surrounding areas.
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Homer Parker
Inlaw
James Carpenter
Jay
Coolville
Parkers
Homer McMillen
Middleport
Roy Snowden
Bruce May
Debbie
Mike
Douglas Littke
Carrol Snowden
Annette
Gallipolis
Charles Simpkins
Charla
Melissa
Chuck
Columbus
Howard Parker
April
Aaron
Long Bottom
Herbert Parker
Syracuse
Wilber Parker
Eddie
Pomeroy
Court to rule on Ohio school aid for nonpublic students
A three judge federal panel in Columbus pledged a speedy decision on a suit by the ACLU of Ohio challenging state aid payments to parents of non public school children. The state stays restrained from distributing the 90 dollar reimbursements until the case is resolved.
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Ohio
ACLU
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