Argentine students burn flag outside U S information agency
About 600 students in Rosario burned an American flag and hurled stones and explosives at the U S Information Agency building on a Wednesday night demonstration that ended without police intervention. The city, near Buenos Aires, had seen deadly student worker riots last month and a later Cordoba protest that spurred a nationwide strike.
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Royal finances offer tax relief and high dividend bite
A royal commission urged reforms while the queen’s salary remains tax exempt. Private royal expenses and property abroad stay shielded, but dividends could face up to a 70 percent tax. The commission kept many royal-book figures confidential.
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Nixon warned by Republicans on student discontent
A group of House Republicans told President Nixon that student dissatisfaction with campus and national life runs deeper than commonly understood, signaling concern over student unrest and broader social tensions. The brief memo notes widespread discontent amid campus protests and national debate, urging careful response.
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