Chile Junta Chief Denies U S Role in Revolt
Army Gen. Augusto Pinochet Ugarie claims the Chilean uprising was a national movement and vows democratic civilian government as soon as chaos ends. He notes suppression of civil rights would fail under any regime and criticizes Allende. Diplomatic ties with Communist nations are being cut, starting with the Soviet Union, with Cuba likely next.
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Chile
Augusto Pinochet Ugarie
United States
United Nations
Allende
Soviet Union
Cuba
Santiago
Oviedo
Yeste
Yecla
Cortes
Calvo Sotella
Azana
Indalecio Prieto
Hair and faith shape BYU campus culture and gifts
A Danville man’s offer to cut a grandson’s hair highlighted adult standards and teen conformity. Dr. and Mrs. Ray Reeves then gave Brigham Young University over 400000 dollars, citing student discipline and faith. BYU’s Mormon majority fosters a sober campus life with minimal alcohol or drug issues and a growing appeal to donors seeking wholesome environments for students.
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Danville
Ray Reeves
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Brigham Young
BYU
Reeves
Power and energy use in America contrasted with world
John A. Love notes Americans use far more energy than half the world would in a year, with home dependence on constant power. The piece reflects on the ubiquity and value of energy in daily life as industries, homes, and travel rely on steady supplies. The author laments outages and celebrates seasonal openness of energy sources like blossoms and gas stations.
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John A. Love
U.S. Energy Policy Office
Counter-Revolution 36 73 in Spain and Chile echoes
Jeffrey Hart argues that 1936 Spain mirrors earlier struggles seen in Chile. Phase I electoral victory, Phase II violence and chaos, Phase III military takeover led by Franco. He notes Azana's brittle republic, rising militancy, and foreign agitators fueling unrest before Tetuan and Madrid.
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Chile
Popular Front
Spain
Allende
Manuel Azana
Largo Caballero
Madrid
Republic
Bela Kun
Russia
Charleston’s charm vs high rise condo threat in urban renewal
A critique of proposed eight story condominiums near Charleston City Market arguing that preserving historic architecture and community character should trump density. The piece praises Charleston's restoration ethos and warns that outside developers may push uglier growth, risking social costs and loss of quality of life.
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Charleston
T Hale
Angenborough
Broad Street
Council For Urban Quality
The
Weekly Chronicle
Savannah
Itnvestors
Gresham
The Enduring Constitution by James J Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick argues during Constitution Week that enduring debates over the President’s powers, judicial reach, and amendments will persist. He restates views on tapes, impoundment, impeachment, and the 25th Amendment, while praising the document’s resilience and inviting amateur debate.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Chopin
Shakespeare
Antony
Cleopatra
The Troubles Of An Attorney General Holmes Alexander
Washington DC profile of Elliot Richardson, once optimistic about public service, detailing his tenure at Health, Education, and Welfare and Defense, and his narrow escape from a higher White House bid. It covers his Senate confirmation battles, pressure from Democrats, and his choice of Archibald Cox as Special Prosecutor, ending with a verdict on his fate and character.
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Congress
Legislative
Agnew
Archibald Cox
Charles Alan Wright
Holmes Alexander
Washington, D.C
Elliot Richardson
Department of Sickness, Ignorance and Failure
Health, Education, and Welfare Department
Richardson
White House
Rogers
State Department
Henry Kissinger
GOP
Connally
Harvard Grammarian
Mitchell
Kleindienst
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hart
Tunney
Dmass
Cox
Marbles
K Street
Judge Sirica
United States
Justice Department
Nixon-Agnew
Nixon
Mr. Agnew
Maryland
House
Senate
Nixon Agnew and the Checkers Speech Politics Reconsidered
William F Buckley Jr surveys Nixon earlier path to the ticket and the Agnew dilemma. The piece weighs Nixon strategy, Eisenhower backing, and possible Agnew resignation or impeachment outcomes, noting institutional and personal strengths and risks in the 1970s political landscape.
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Tetuan
Spanish Morocco
Straits of Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Francisco Franco
Manchester Guardian
Kirk
Old
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Manhattan
Syndicale
James J. Kilpatrick
the Enduring Constitution
Soaper
Department of
Defense Department
Melvin Laird
William F. Buckley, Jr
Nixon Vs. Agnew
Esquire
Garry Wills
Checkers
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Andrew Ropkind
Richard Nixon
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Mr. Nixon
Thomas Eagleton
McGovern
Sherman Adams
John Ehrlichman
Bob Haldeman
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