Chilean Revolution Seen As Chile-Driven Change
The article argues there is no solid evidence of U.S. involvement in Chile’s 1973 overthrow of Salvador Allende. It notes isolationist attitudes at times and cites Dr. Rafael Aguirre of Stratford College, who suggests the U.S. had little to do with the coup. It also mentions Castro and a claim about the submachine gun used by Allende, reflecting strong anti-US/anti-Marxist sentiment.
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U.S
Salvador Allende
Chile
United States
Teddy Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
Richard Nixon
White House
Allende
CIA
Rafael Aguirre
Stratford College
Stratford College. In A Conversation Over the Weekend, Dr. Aguirre
Aguirre
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Islands
Florida
Castro
Arthur F. Burns
The
Federal Reserve
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Academe
Appearance of Justice Served in Postponed Mitchell Stans Trial
A U S appeals panel ruled delaying the Mitchell and Stans trial would preserve the appearance of justice in a high profile case. District Judge Gagliardi set a new date after considering jury status and ongoing Watergate hearings, while the defense faced a potential appeal if convicted.
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U.S. Appeals Court
John N. Mitchell
Secretary of Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Senate
Lee P. Gagliardi
Gagliardi
Kennedy Denial Clouds Talk of Mrs Kennedy Appearances
A report claimed Joan Kennedy would limit campaign appearances if Edward Kennedy seeks the Democratic nomination. Kennedy spokesman Richard Drayne denied the claim as preposterous noting he does not discuss 1976 himself. The remark may reflect subtle negotiations and privileged family talks.
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Joan Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
Richard Drayne
Kennedy
Island Trees Row Shows Union Drive To Control Schools
Negotiations across several states pit public school boards against teachers unions over annual contracts this month. At Island Trees on Long Island the NYFT linked to the AFT orchestrated a campaign to replace the board, push a lavish patronage contract, and dismiss Superintendent Edwin Klotz, branding the dispute as a clash over who governs schools and how union power can reshape staffing and funding.
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National Education Association
American Federation of Teachers
Island Trees
Long Island
Island Trees Board
Edwin Klotz
California
State Department of Public Instruction
Teachers’ Union
New York Federation of ‘Teachers
AFT
Dr. Klotz
NYFT
Koltz
Klotz
N ¥Ft
New York
The Catholic Church in the West and a Sex Image Debate
An opinion piece argues that Western attention to the Roman Catholic Church remains vital amid secular trends. It cites Mass attendance data, contrasts Northern and Southern regions, critiques Danish censorship over a film, and condemns a Boston press view of the Berrigan McAllister marriage as a private matter.
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Harvey Cox
Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Bonhoeffer
Jesus Christ
Jesus
France
Paul
Niels Matthiasen
Denmark
Philip Berrigan
Elizabeth McAllister
Berrigan- McAllister
The Spenders and the Senate Fiscal Rating Controversy
Dr. Arthur Burns warned Hoover about monetary creation while the Keynesian era faced a budget battle in the U S Senate. A Libertarian Task Force rated 1333 bills and 21 year old Lawrence Siskind led the study. Senators Pastore Humphrey Hart Muskie Randoloph Tunney Cranston Moss Kennedy Pel Ruhle and Mondale scored high on spending. Roth Brock led the anti spending end with zero.
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U. S. Senate
Richard Nixon
Ripon
Yale Brozen
University of Chicago Business School
Harvard
Lawrence J. Siskind
Siskind
A. Ernest Fitzgerald
Pentagon
John C. Pastore
Rhode Island
Hubert H.humphrey
Minnesota
Pastore
Humphrey
Michigan
Philip Hart
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Jennings Randloph
West Virginia
John V. Tunney
California
Alan Cranston
Frank Moss
Utah
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Claiborne Peil
Walter Mondale
McGovern
Jacob Javits
New York
Hubert Humphrey
Workers’ Conservation Corps
Hubert
Big Heart
William Roth
Delaware
Senate
Bill Brock
Tennessee
Education as Unionism and the NEA Leader’s Focus
An interview with Terry Herndon, 34, NEA executive secretary, portrays education mainly as a political force. He advocates compulsory arbitration, salary guarantees, tenure, retirement programs, and merger with the American Federation of Teachers, while remaining critical of accountability for teachers.
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National Education Association
Terry Herndon
NEA
Phi Delta Kappan
American Federation of Teachers
Herndon
Mr. Herndon
Kissinger Fitness For Secretary Of State Debate
The piece questions Henry Kissinger's qualifications to be Secretary of State, comparing his approach with Dulles and past eras. It weighs the merits of diplomacy, gunfire trends, and police training abroad, asking whether any single method reliably yields stability and reform. The column ponders if true fitness can be judged only after he leaves office.
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Washington, D.C
Henry
Kissinger
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
Kennedy-Rusk
Panama
Los Angeles
U. S
Latin America
Eisenhower-Dulles
Kennedy- Rusk
Nixon-Kissiger
Henry Kissinger
Danville Register Subscription Rates and Notices
The Danville Register lists subscription details for daily and Sunday editions with carrier rates of 50 cents per week in the city and suburbs and 10 cent single copies. Mail subs are priced at 20 dollars yearly, 10.50 for six months, 5.25 for three months, and 1.75 for one month, with notices mailed 10 days before expiration and renewals urged promptly.
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Ted
Drayne
Anaxell Kirk
Union Can Throttle
Jeffrey Hart
John Chamberlain
Conceil Far Basic Education
Holmes Alexander
Danville
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