U.S. presses for access to three detained generals in Armenia
U.S. Embassy in Moscow again seeks Soviet permission to visit Maj. Gen. Edward Scher, Brig. Gen. Claude McQuarrie, and Maj. James Russell held since their Beechcraft crossed into Soviet Armenia amid bad weather. Turkish liaison Cpl. Civat Danli also aboard. release negotiations continue. Soviet response pending with four day consular access deadline looming.
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Nixon Blames Congress For Problems In Maryland Stop
President Nixon told a Baltimore audience that a Democratic Congress is to blame for rising prices and crime. He criticized runaway spending, warned that future Congresses would push prices higher, and urged voters to elect legislators who will back his crime bills amid a broad 22 state campaign.
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Rockefeller Buckley Lead In New York Poll
New York Daily News poll shows Republican Nelson Rockefeller leading Gold berg 54 to 37 percent for governor with 6 percent for Conservative Paul Adams and 3 percent undecided. Buckley trails Ottinger 37 to 30 percent with Goodell at 34 and 9 percent undecided. Poll surveyed 4,870 ballots over four days, with two more polls planned before the November 3 election.
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Allende Elected Chilean President After Congressional Vote
Salvador Allende, a Marxist candidate, wins Chile’s presidency by congressional vote after Septembers election runoff. He vows nationalizations and a socialist state while Gen Rene Schneider remains critically wounded after an attack sparking martial law.
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Oil Fire Docks Off Isle of Wight After Tanker Collision
A Liberian tanker Pacific Glory carrying 77,000 tons of crude oil caught fire and spilled oil after colliding with the Allegro Five off the Isle of Wight. Thirteen crewmen feared dead, eight missing, 29 survived by swimming or escaping in lifeboats. The Allegro Five sustained lighter damage while authorities warned coastal resorts to brace for oil wash ashore.
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Angela Davis in solitary confinement hunger strike
Attorneys say Angela Davis, facing extradition to California on murder kidnapping charges, is isolated in a cell at the Women's House of Detention and has begun a hunger strike. Officials deny true solitary confinement while noting restricted visitors, limited reading, and a brief daily library access.
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California to run state fleet on low lead gas in 1971
Reagan administration announced that most California state vehicles will use low lead gasoline next year. Union Oil won a 9.29 million dollar contract for 15.5 million gallons, covering about 20,500 vehicles with 2,100 CHP cruisers excluded. Board cites pollution cuts and a goal to phase out lead by 1975, with future bulk fuel contracts to follow.
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Chilean future policy on foreign assets worries investors
In Santiago US businessmen anticipate a wait-and-see stance as President-elect Allende signals possible nationalization of foreign properties. He plans to take control of drug firms with steep markups and seeks Chilean participation in foreign auto companies. U.S. investments, though reduced, remain in over 100 firms across mining, gum making, and other industries.
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