Allende regime faces growing Chilean discontent and turmoil
Chileans face shortages and unrest as Salvador Allende’s UP coalition loses ground. The article cites elite окружment, a personal guard trained by Castro, foreign advisers, price hikes from labor and port authorities, a big copper strike, and a confusing currency system that harms imports with the US-exchange rate favorable to outside buyers.
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Black September aims at King Hussein plans to strike abroad
CIA reports Black September tied to Fatah seeks King Hussein assassination abroad. Fakhri al Amari leads Rash plots with Husayni pilots providing flight data. Agents note priest disguises and forged passports for attacks. 200 trained terrorists operate in cells. Also brief on the Skylab mission slated for early 1973.
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Trieste
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Not a news item but a call for American self reliance
A political declamation urges re establishing American philosophy of self reliant individuals who seek freedom and responsibility. It argues against mediocrity and promotes teaching children about heritage, security through earning not forfeiting freedom, and pride in national achievement.
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America
Earth
Worry Clinic: Psychology Of Ego And Interpersonal Play
Dr. George W. Crane offers a humorous look at the need to feel important in social dynamics. The piece cites Cathy H. in Florida and discusses how both sexes seek validation, with anecdotes on dating psychology and a plug for his psychology booklet.
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Almanac Notes for September 11 Historical Facts
On this date in history O Henry is born in 1862. Washington troops suffer a Brandywine defeat in 1777. Tyler cabinet resignations occur in 1841 over a veto. Indian Airlines crash in 1963 near New Delhi kills 81. Khrushchev dies in 1971 at 77. The Douglas fir is named after David Douglas.
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