Chilean politician accuses Allende of planning coup
Pablo Aylwin of Chile's Christian Democrats says President Allende aimed to stage a fake uprising to seize power and set up a Marxist regime. He cites armed groups and arms shipments from the Soviet bloc as proof, while noting talks for democratic changes were rebuffed and led to the military takeover.
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Anti-War Prayer Charges Dropped at White House Protest
Washington AP reports charges against seven antiwar prayer protesters including Elizabeth McAlister Barrigan were dropped. Assistant Attorney Warren R. King said the decision relied on the fact that most did not enter the White House, kneeling outside. Three others were fined $100, with fines suspended, as 158 people were arrested there between July 6 and Aug. 14 for kneeling and praying to end bombing in Cambodia.
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Surprise Flight by Bird Embarrasses Zoo
Los Angeles officials worry after a red faced crane fled from an open exhibit. The five foot tall, gray bodied bird with white neck and a 6 foot wingspan was clipped but feather growth outpaced expectations and it flew away, valued at about $1,000.
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Inquest to Hear Deaths Of Two Students At Eastern Mt. Hi
Coles county Coroner Richard says an all student coroners jury will hear the inquest into the deaths of an Eastern Mount university sophomore and a Mattoon senior. He notes the all student jury may be called in future student deaths and invites applications from students. The incident is described as potentially not due to accidents.
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Clark Gets Year For $10 Million Fraud on Stocks
Jack Clark, 47, former president and chairman of More Seasons Nursing Centers of America, was sentenced to one year in prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy to defraud investors. The Oklahoma City firm faced a five-year maximum and a $10,000 fine. Clark was one of eight indicted in a scheme manipulating the firm's stock during a five-year period.
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Raymond Burr Stars as TV Detectives Remain Sharp
At 8:00 PM Raymond Burr returns as TVs chastest detective. He stays one step ahead of his cleverest foes in a program praised for wit and suspense.
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