Allende foes fail to gain seats to oust him
In Santiago, opposition parties gained in a pivotal election for President Salvador Allende but fell short of the two-thirds control needed to impeach or veto. Allende’s coalition won 53 deputies and 20 senators, while the opposition claimed 53.6 percent of deputy votes and 97 percent of Senate votes, prompting tear gas clashes near the presidential palace after results.
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Leftists Lead in French Voting Amid Runoff Uncertainty
In Paris, a Communist Socialist alliance led after the first round of parliamentary elections but failed to oust the Gaullist government. Officials expect a second round runoff next Sunday with Gaullists seeking to hold a 10 to 20 seat majority in the 490 seat National Assembly while courting Reformist moderates to block the Union of the Left.
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Meany Says Labor Holds a Stick in the Closet
AFL-CIO President George Meany warns labor has leverage if the Phase III economic program lacks equity. He urges cooperation to keep prices down while criticizing inflation and rising food costs. He questions wage ceiling enforcement and expects higher settlements approved by the Cost of Living Council. NBC Meet the Press interview.
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Cardinals installed in simple ceremony at Vatican
Pope Paul VI elevated U1 new cardinals in a modest ceremony at the Vatican. Three Americans led by the archbishops of Los Angeles Boston and San Juan were among the new appointees. Czech bishop Stepan Trochta, 64, was secretly named in 1969 but publicly revealed now due to Czechoslovakia tensions. The Pope also disclosed he.
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Saudi Arabia to Reconsider Palestinian Residents Status
A Riyadh backed Al Hayat report says Saudi Arabia will review the status of all Palestinian residents and those who had Saudi nationality in retaliation for the Khartoum embassy attack. The move follows anger over the assault that killed U S and other diplomats and hostage cardinals, with Saudi forces boosting embassy protection abroad.
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Washington areas seek data on special revenue sharing
Local leaders and governors push for clearer data on Nixon administration plans for special revenue sharing as part of the 1973 budget battle. They note prior grants and the shift toward funding education and urban development, with officials awaiting specifics and timing from federal officials.
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Four more killed in weekend violence in Ulster Belfast
In Belfast a 19 year old British soldier Pvt Gary Bartow died after a mob attacked an army patrol in a Catholic district. The toll from weekend violence rose to seven dead with more wounded as shootings and bomb blasts hit polling areas amid a referendum on Northern Ireland's future. Protests and strikes by bus crews followed the death, with troops reinforced to secure cities and polling stations ahead of the vote.
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Nixon targets urban renewal cuts in State of the Union
President Nixon, speaking from Camp David, defends eliminating urban renewal projects and suspending subsidized housing programs as he previews new legislation on community development. He says urban America shows improvement and the nation’s cities have stabilised since earlier crises.
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Deliverance among hard-hitting films strong on violence
Harte praises Deliverance as a stark, carefully crafted drama starring Jon Weight Burt Reynolds Ned Beatty and Ronny Cox. The review notes its raw realism and moral tension, with mention of a political ad for cinema and listings for Williamstown Cabaret Oscar buzz and showtimes at 8 p.m.
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