16 Chilean Executions and Yank Killed in Chile
In Santiago Chile firing squads executed 16 men tied to terrorist activity against Chile's military government. An American student, Frank Teruggi of Des Plaines Wisconsin, died of wounds after arrest by the military. Reports state executions occurred in Valdivia Temuco and Arica with conflicting details from the U S embassy and consulate. The curfew arrest and death are described as due to small caliber bullets.
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Chile
UPD
U.S
Valdivia
Anny
Klaus Jasehan Sant
Temuco
Telh
Arica
Chile-Peru
Dashan
America
Frank Teruggi
Dan Planly
Teruggi
Des Plaines
Allende
Terrugi
Terngel
David Hathaway
Sealtie
Hathaway
Three Children and Two Adults Die in Wisconsin Fire
A predawn apartment blaze in Racine, Wisconsin, caused the deaths of three children and two adults. The fire, starting in the living room area, filled the space with thick black smoke and required extensive emergency response before the building was evacuated. Investigators work to determine the cause as residents describe a chaotic, deadly morning.
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Racine, Wis
Davenport
Ehane
Aide Silent on Nixon Agnew Role Emerges In Brief
In Bay Biscayne AP report, White House declines predicting Nixon stance if Agnew lawyers seek testimony about leaks. Officials note no immunity for Agnew and discuss subpoenas to journalists. White House aides and Nixon staff meet to review legislation as probe continues.
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Agnew
Key Biscayne
Fila
White House
Spiro Agnew
Administration
Justice Department
Aognew
Gerald Wai
Warren
J. Pred = Buyhardt
Bryce Harlow
Patrickk Buchanalt
Hogiday Chovar
States Offered Help On Welfare Fathers
Washington reports proposed regulation to reimburse 50 percent of expenses for states and law enforcement to locate and collect child support from welfare fathers. GAO notes potential savings by reducing welfare costs, citing California and Washington as notable cases while discussing enforcement programs and paternity identification.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ank
GAO
Conlness
Tiyeal N70
Callpet
Gaq
Anddext
Sacramento County
Calif
California
Washliga
Ekemos Hag Bean
Leder Manetary
Ayalansk
Canada agrees to sell wheat to China over three years
Ottawa announces a Canada China agreement to export 178 to 224 million bushels of wheat in three years possibly worth over 1 billion dollars. Justice Minister Otto Long said the pact covers deliveries beginning in 1974 with initial shipments and future contracts tied to harvest expectations as China seeks grain amid drought.
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Ottawa
Canada
China
Timrent Peives
Mi Otto
Vienne Biliot Trudeau
Lang
Peking
Hsinhua
U.S. Department At Agriculture
U.S
Nigerian Spurns Nixon Invitation
Nigerian leader Yakubu Gasca declines invitation to visit President Nixon at the White House. Officials said Nigeria sent a cautious reply indicating scheduling and protocol concerns, and Nixon was informed of the refusal.
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Nixon
New York
Yakubu Gasca
Nigeria
Key Riseayna
Fa. A
Gowon
Vnali
Life Prison Terms for Schaefer in Two Deaths
Gerard C. Schaefer Jr., 27, of Lauderdale, was sentenced to two life terms after conviction on two counts of first degree murder for the slayings of Georg ia Jessup and Susan Place. Authorities believe he killed two Cedar Rapids girls and dumped bodies on Watchinson Island. A search for other missing teens continues. items belonging to victims were found in Schaefer's home. The state vows to pursue further convictions as the investigation extends.
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Gagette
Fort Pierce
Fla
Gerard ¢. Schaefer, Jr
Mart Lauderdale
Florida
Jer
Spurson
Georgia Jessup
Ausan Place
Fort Lauderdale
Hutehawen Island
Hernard
Port Lauderdale
Sclagfer
Collette Goodenough
Barbara Ann Willcox
Cedar Rapids
Watchinson Island
Altaulie Ocean
Indian River
Slate
Robert Stone
Lara
Slone
Mile Long Island
Schaefer
Gil Stoward County
Schwefer
Florkdire
Schaclar
Fort Lawderdals
Sehae
Hoe
Marin County
Slobe
Elmete
U S Hed Word of Arab Buildup
Washington reports U S had advance word of Arab military buildup ordered by James. Officials said Israel embassy spokesman and Pentagon sources indicated movements of units in Egypt and Syria. Tel Aviv said Soviets withdrawing advisers in anticipation of conflict. Pentagon noted fighting began around 2 p m Middle East time, a typical start time for surprise attacks.
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U.S
James
Ag Israelimbassy
Ghed Ramien
UPI
Ave
Pentagon
Egypt
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Defense
Pial WV
Lie Dus
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Tel Aviv
Ceasefire talks surface as troops truss lines with Israel
Fragmentary AP report notes Egyptians Syrians and others observing ceasefire line activity with Israel. References to crossings and temporary troop movements suggest renewed efforts but document lacks clear headquarters or confirmation.
Israel Battles Egypt and Syria Along Suez Canal and Golan Heights
CAO (UPI) Arabic communique says Egyptian troops hold eastern bank of Suez Canal while Israel claims heavy fighting as air sea and land forces clash with Egypt and Syria. Tel Aviv reports coordinated assault across Sinai and Golan Fronts on Yom Kippur. Military zones declared, ceasefire lines tense, ships urged to avoid area.
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Egypt
Suez Canal
Syria
Golan Heights
Cao
UPI
Siex Canal
United Press International
Middle Bash
East Bank
Caira
Tel Aviv
Sinai Peninsula
Galan Heights
Sunexal al
Aut
Srach
Tire
Golan
Tsraeli
Zafarana
Gulf of Suez
Cairo
Mediterranean
Red Seas
Alexandria
Red Sea
Nouth
Mohammed
Sinai
Hwal Gine
Milowa
Canal
Austria
Vienna
Soviet Union
Ainly
al Suez
Rset
Trial Could Redefine Death In California Case
Oakland court to hear a high profile murder case raising question of how death is defined for organ transplant needs. The defendant faces murder charges connected to a man pronounced dead after heart and brain activity ceased. Experts debate brain death versus whole-body death and the implications for organ donation.
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Oakland
Calif
Apys
Andrew Lint
Bill
Beph
Alimoeia
Bul Sal Lake City
Allen
Kenin
Hind
Moteling
California
Mic Bay
Howl
Kissinger Urges End of Fighting in Middle East
U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger urged Egypt and Israel to end the fighting in the Middle East during phone talks with Egyptian and Israeli ministers. Acting on President Nixon's orders, Kissinger sought to avert escalation as he and other Middle East ministers attended the U.N. General Assembly in New York.
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Sere Jnary
Kissinger
Silkrday
Egypt
Anel Tarael
Middle East
Stile Department
Nixon
Matamed el-Aiyyat
Abba Mban
Janne
Missinger
Ayring Hak Hind
New
Salueury Aiflerman
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