Editorial on Chile expropriation and U S policy
The piece rakes Chilean expropriation of American property worth up to 1 billion dollars as unjust. It criticizes a proposed 21 million dollar U S loan for Chile’s airline and 5 million in arms credits, labeling such subsidies as rewards to expropriation. It praises John B Connally for opposing the loans and hopes Nixon agrees.
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Chile
Salvador Allende
State Department
U. S
Defense Department
John B. Connally
Connally
Inter- American Bank
U.S
American Airlines
Nixon
Deserved Recognition by Nixon on Private Enterprise
President Nixon told the Chamber of Commerce that private enterprise best helps people, contrasting with government and philanthropy. The Santa Paula Daily Chronicle editorial lauds enterprise for keeping workers employed, funding charities, and supporting civic projects while paying taxes. The piece ends urging recognition that law protects the innocent.
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Santa Paula
California
Daily Chronicle
Nixon warns of drugs and defeatism in harsh Kansas City speech
Anthony Harrigan notes President Nixon’s urgent warning that the United States is sliding toward drug use and political decay. He cites urban crime, protests against government, welfare demands, church involvement in extremism, porn, and rising drug addiction as evidence, while space achievements and economic progress continue.
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Nixon
Kansas City
United States
America
Europe
Asia
Arthur Shenfield
Rockford College
Illinois
New York
Mr. Nixon
Renewal of American faith and national pride urged
A speaker argues that America's decline stems from a loss of confidence caused by liberal and New Left elites in universities media and entertainment. He cites Vietnam era criticisms and calls for a renewal of reason law and national pride to resist perceived ideological enemies and restore self belief.
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America
Shenfield
Vietnam
U.S. Supreme Court
New York Times
Washington Post
Pentagon Papers
United States
Mass wedding to unite 1300 couples in Mexico City
President Luis Echeverria’s wife will officiate a mass wedding for 1300 common law couples on September 24 in a working suburb of Mexico City. The government will cover legal fees and host participants and their families at a fiesta after the ceremony. Also noted is a claim that accidental firearm fatalities have halved in 40 years per the National Safety Council.
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Mexico City
UPI
Histor Zano de Whhavarria
Luis Echeverria
Maico City
National Safety Council
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Summary
A mixed puzzle page with a large across and down crossword list including Gaelic and European terms, plus a cryptoquote by J. R. Sawell. It features puzzle clues, a cryptogram sample, and a quotation theme about fools and the dead never changing their opinions.
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J. R. Sawell
Air bags vs safety belts in highway danger debate
National Highway Safety figures question air bag effectiveness promising to reduce deaths. Experts urge continued use of lap and shoulder belts noting low belt adoption and potential bag failures. Belts remain the best defense for surviving crashes today and tomorrow.
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Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Jack Howerton
Pete" Howerton
D. L. Prentice II
H. Berner
AL Gonzales
National Advertising Representatives
Texas Daily Press League Inc
Hartford Ridg
Dallas
DeWitt
Victoria
Goliad
Karnes
Gonzales
Lavaca
Jackson
American Cancer Society
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Stavros
Tol
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MR. Corrigan
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Anthony Harrigan
Liberal
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Arthur Godfrey
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