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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1973

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Allende Plot Alleged to Kill Leaders Revealed

Chilean newspapers El Mercurio and La Tercera report a high military source said Allende's government planned to assassinate top military officers and opposition leaders during a parade before the coup. The documents surfaced in the bombed presidential palace safe and were tied to Interior Minister Daniel Vergara.

Santiago Chile Tive Salvador Allende el Mercurio la Tercera de la Hora Daniel Vergara Communist Party Allende Key la Tercera Ac la Hora Augusto Pinochet Ugarte Mexico City Fidel Castro

Chrysler and UAW Reach Tentative Pact After Night Negotiations

The UAW reached a tentative agreement with Chrysler affecting salaried workers while Ford and General Motors continued talks. Woodcock said settlement at Chrysler would be prerequisite before addressing others. The strike cost Chrysler over $60 million. Union and company officials withheld pact details, citing best interests. Usery praised the deal as industrial statesmanship. Treasury officials welcomed the settlement but warned longer strikes would be troublesome.

Chrysler UAW Ford General Motors Edgar R. Fiedler the Treasury

Commodity Futures Show Advances on Chicago Board

In Chicago trading, limit or near limit advances dominated futures. Corn rose 10 cents for the session, oats 6 cents, and soybeans 20 cents with soy meal up $10 a ton before profit takers trimmed gains. Wheat gained nearly 20 cents, soy oil rose about 75 points, pork bellies hit 150 points, live cattle fell 1 per hundredweight, and shell eggs dropped 100 to 200 points amid irregular hog futures.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Mercantile Exchange

U S Plans Airlifted Hospital Aid For Kompong Cham

The United States and international relief groups will airlift equipment for two 200 bed hospitals to Phnom Penh in response to the battle for Kompong Cham. One unit to Kompong Cham, another to Phnom Penh, to treat war wounded as fighting and supply routes persist.

Phnom Penh Cambodia U.S Kompong Cham Philip McNamara Catholic Relief Services Am Rong Boeung Kok

UN Criticism Grows As Powers Ignore Assembly

The United Nations Assembly opens its 28th session amid rising criticism that the body is a debating society bypassed by major powers. Separately, sources say Attorney General Eliot Richardson may present Agnew allegations to the grand jury after sworn testimony, with timing and scope still unclear as Baltimore’s grand jury resumes this week.

United Nations, N.Y U.N. Assembly Utah Atty Eliot L. Richardson Agnew Richardson

World News Roundup Sees Tours and Fares Rise

The report discusses tour plans with fare hikes, Cannon expected to be called to the Senate, and disputes over ITCs and airline service. It notes Germany’s Korea conflict, Waldheim defending UN work, Israel voting against East Germany, and Guinea criticizing West Germany. It also covers UN Security Council backing for German admissions, Bahamas entry, and Korea’s military command tensions with U.S. troop arrangements. Kissinger set to address the assembly.

Cannon Senate ATA Europe Itcs ITC Assembly Waldheim Israel East Germany West Germany Guinea Africa U.N. Security Council Bahamas U.N South Korea China Soviet Union United States South Seoul Koreas Henry A. Kissinger

Segretti Agrees To Guilty Plea In Watergate Case

In Washington AP reporting Segretti, a Nixon re election operative, agreed to plead guilty to violating federal election laws and to cooperate with prosecutors in the 1972 sabotage probe. Howard Hunt moved to withdraw his plea, accusing officials of withholding evidence and obstruction. Four co defendants also sought to retract pleas, saying they were promised on false assumptions. The Tampa grand jury had charged Segretti with conspiracy and unauthorized statements.

Washington (Ap) KB Howard Hunt Donald H. Segretti Segretti Nixon Hunt U.S. District Court Virgilio R. Gonzalez E. Howard Hunt Jr Emund S. Muskie Maine Muskie Florida Tampa Fla Washington Segretli Ing Sogretti Watergate Archibald Cox Lepretti Ampa George A. Hearing Special Los Angeles Herbert W. Kalmbach Senate Watergate Committee White House Dwight L. Chapin Kalmbach Hearing Robert Mellon Benz Henry M. Jackson Benz

Diplomatic Reaction Over Chilean Crisis and Watergate Actions

China and the Soviet Union condemned Chile's military rulers after Allende's death, calling for adherence to international law while denouncing the coup. In Washington, a State Department spokesman denied involvement. At the U.N. Alarcon denounced the regime as murderers amid a Cuban embassy attack claim. In Florida, legal updates tied to Watergate indictments continued with details on Segretti and co-conspirators.

Huang Hua Allende Peking China Cuba Vasily Safronchuk Washington State Department Fidel Castro Alarcon U.N Castro Chile

Talks on Ireland council proceed despite IRA protests

In Dublin IRA sympathizers burned Heaths effigy and attempted to storm the general post office as police cordons held back the crowd. In London Heath and Cosgrave urged talks on an all Ireland council while warning violence must end in Northern Ireland and negotiations to share power move forward.

Irish Republican Army Northern Ireland Belfast Britain Birmingham Dublin all-Ireland Council Heath Cosgraver Council of Ireland IRA General O'Connell Street

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