Peron wins landslide in Argentina election
Juan Domingo Perón, at 77, captured 61.5 percent of the vote to reclaim the presidency, defeating four rivals as crowds filled Buenos Aires. Official tallies show Perón and Isabel Perón winning 7,183,390 votes. Balbín, Manrique, and Coral trailed with 24.53, 12.29, and 1.59 percent respectively. Perón is set to be inaugurated October 12 to serve the remaining four years.
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Isabel
Hector Campora
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Liberation Front
Ricardo Balbin
Radical Civic Union
IMF Delegates Put Hunger and Inflation First at Nairobi
At the IMF annual session in Nairobi 3500 delegates from 126 nations gathered as Africa’s drought and poverty framed talks. US and Western powers prioritized hunger and inflation over monetary reform, with World Bank chief McNamara unveiling a 22 billion dollar 1974-78 budget and IMF’s Witteveen urging non Communist nations to curb inflation while considering incomes policy if needed.
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International Monetary Fund
IMF
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Kenyatta
Kenyatta Conference Center
World Bank
Robert S. McNamara
Johannese Witteveen
Witteveen
Chrysler resumes production after brief UAW strike ends
DETROIT UPI Chrysler Corp announces assembly lines resume as the nine day UAW strike ends. The short walkout halted production nationwide and affected multiple plants. Standard union leadership negotiates new terms while management restarts operations and labor routines in Detroit.
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Detroit
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Little cigar ads ban ends TV and radio ads
Nixon signs legislation amending the 1965 act to ban broadcast advertising of little cigars and any roll of tobacco weighing up to three pounds per thousand units. Public Health Service deems such products as dangerous as cigarettes when inhaled.
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UPI
Nixon
Public Health Service
Skylab 2 Crew Prepares for Tuesday Splashdown Off California
Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma finish stowing two months of orbital research and make final checks for a Tuesday afternoon splashdown 224 miles southwest of San Diego. They report readiness and lighthearted mood as they address a space station issue and pack thousands of photos. Flight controllers fix a cooling pump anomaly while noting the command ship’s partial steering rocket loss but express confidence in a safe return.
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Jack R. Lousma
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Stennis urges Pentagon recruit women for service
Senator John C. Stennis chair of the Armed Services Committee urges the Pentagon to recruit more women if the volunteer Army misses targets. He says he will not back a return to the draft for at least two years and favors expanding women’s roles, especially in the Air Force and Army, excluding combat.
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UPI
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Mississippi
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Army
New University for Elderly Opens in Toulouse France
Education officials announce Universite du Troisieme Age a university for the third age offering non degree courses for about 1000 students. Courses include How to Grow Old Gracefully The Swedish Socialist Model Canada European Boom and Traditional England Faces Immigration Problems.
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Toulouse
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Universite du Troisieme Age
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England
Knotty problems face southern governors
Southern governors gather at Point Clear Alabama for their annual conference to tackle energy shortages land use and economic priorities. Governor George C Wallace warns Democrats to move to the center or risk his backers shaping the 1976 election while Florida Governor Reubin Askew leads a panel on federal funding uncertainty with Lawton Chiles and Hugh Allen among participants.
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Ala
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Florida
Reubin Askew
Lawton M. Chiles
Dfla
Hugh Allen
Office of Revenue Sharing
Washington
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Dolph Briscoe
Texas
Wendell H. Ford
Kentucky
Wallace
National Democratic Party
Godspell and More at Twin Cinemas and Manchester Cinema
At Twin Cinemas Godspell based on St Matthew in New York City appeals showbiz religiosity. Cinema II doubles with Paper Moon and Save The Tiger while Harte Paul Newman stars The Mackintosh Man at downtown. Manchester Theatre offers Tom Sawyer in Reader's Digest version rated G with two showings. Also remarks on 1976 presidential politics with governors Mandel Briscoe Ford discussing land use energy and party direction.
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New Yorker
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Jesus
Cinema I
Cinema II
Jack Lemmon
Harte
Paul Newman
Mackintosh Man
Downtown
Manchester
Reader’s Digest
Cinema Theatre
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