U S Denies It Had Role In Chile Coup
Washington officials reiterated denials of U S involvement in Chile's military coup as global reactions mounted. State Department stressed the affair was Chilean internal matters with demonstrations abroad voicing mixed support and opposition.
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Latin America
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White House
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Latin American Workers Central
London
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Yugoslavia
Luis Echeverria
Congress Shows Mixed Senate Support for Pigeon One
Congress shows strong Senate backing for Pigeon One, weaker House support, and Nixon administration opposition. Albert at daily briefing cites trade measures as delay risk but expects a bill for House in early October. Priority House bills include foreign aid defense procurement and military construction reforms in education energy and pensions.
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Allende Dies After Chilean Coup and Firefight
Chilean forces bombed and hit the presidential house as Allende reportedly died in the building after a brief resistance. A communique said a body found in the dining hall was Allende. He was buried by family with early Latin American custom.
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Eight Injured As London Bomb Blasts Hit City
London suffers a third and fourth bombing in three days with eight people injured in a shopping area and Chelsea. A gray and white striped bag exploded on Oxford Street near Prudential, shattering windows and injuring four office workers. A second blast hit Sloane Street area in Chelsea, with initial reports of two injuries. Police hunt for a young man seen fleeing. Authorities link the incidents to Irish extremists seeking to drive Britain from Northern Ireland. after Monday blasts at Euston and King's Cross, the death toll remains low but fear rises.
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Birmingham
Manchester
Provisional
Irish Republican Army
Senate passes major consumer protection bill
The Senate approved a broad consumer protection bill by voice vote, expanding FTC power against unfair practices while mandating clear warranty terms for products over five dollars. It bars implied warranties if a seller offers an express warranty and allows replacements after excessive repairs.
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Utah
Moss
Vance Hartke
Mortgage rates edge up as inflation fears ease
In Los Angeles interview Bomar warned 10 percent mortgage rates could cool demand, while the Federal Home Loan Bank Board reported August average new home loans at 7.94 percent and existing-home rates at 5.01 percent. Bomar predicted relief later this year or early next year as high rates restrain inflationary pressures and savings outflows shift to other investments. The board noted August averages for loan terms at 26.9 years and a loan-to-price ratio of 76.9 percent, down from July.
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Ken Pitts
Publix
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Shaw's
Maine
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A&p
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Thomas R. Bomar
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California Savings and Loan League
San Francisco
Veto Fight Persists Over Public Health Service Hospitals
After the House vote, Sen. Alan Cranston reintroduced the health services bill in the Senate, removing the clause to keep Public Health Service hospitals open and veto provisions by Congress.
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Alan Cranston
D-Calif
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Most of Kompong Cham Cleared Of Rebels
Cambodian command said troops have cleared Communist led rebels from most ofKompong Cham, with Khmer Rouge holdouts around key points. Col Am Rong reported forces linked with Phnom Penh toward Highway 4, 40 miles southwest of the capital, aiming to trap remaining elements.
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Boeng Stay Lake
Associated Press
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Tax filings and donations cited in Nixon tax questions
IRS says tax return details are confidential while noting that over 100 high earners paid no federal income tax in 1970 and 72 in 1971. Nixon discussed audits of 1971 and 1972 returns, and reporters questioned a $570,000 deduction for donating vice presidential papers. Separately, reports from Southeast Asia described battles around Kompong Cham and Phnom Penh, with high casualties and severe shortages, as government forces pursued insurgents. in Washington, a profile of heiress Doris Duke, later Dina Merrill, and her multiple marriages highlighted her philanthropy and public service. Funeral services for Mrs. Post are set for Monday.
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Nixon
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Hutton
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Pittsburgh
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