Junta outlaws Marxist groups in Chile report
In Santiago the four man junta outlawed Marxist parties and released a report claiming President Allende died by his own hand during the military takeover ten days ago. Moscow sources said the Kremlin severed diplomatic relations with Chile and ordered Chilean diplomats expelled.
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Moscow
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Allende
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Hulaco Man Rob Victim Details Uncertain
Two armed bandits robbed a Hulaco resident of 900 to 1000 dollars Friday night. The victim was Bernard Price. Authorities search for two pistols armed suspects in an older model car. In a separate case warrants were issued for three juveniles over a Flint Elementary School vandalism incident affecting three rooms and two portable classrooms, including a damaged mobile unit and library with acid on the floor.
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Morgan County Sheriff’s Department
Bernard Price
John C. McBride
Connectin
Flint
McBride
Demos Seek Stand-In Veep If Agnew Leaves Office
House Democratic leaders reportedly plan to insist that any Agnew successor pledge not to seek the presidency in 1976. At a private meeting with freshmen, leaders discussed a stand-in vice president committed to bypassing the 1976 election. Officials warned against selecting someone who would run against the party three years hence.
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Robert Strauss
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Tunney Defends Title In Famous Long Count Bout
In 1927 Gene Tunney successfully defended his heavyweight boxing title against Jack Dempsey in Chicago’s famed long count bout. Weather notes mention warmer conditions with highs near 92 and a low around 68, plus a 91 forecast for Sunday.
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Jack Dempsey
Chicago
Suggestion Deadly Phoenix Crow-Eating Boa
Elizabeth the 6 foot 2 inch crow eating boa caused a stir in Phoenix after escaping and eating a crow named Judy who barked like a dog The snake Elizabeth was captured and returned to owner Tommie Lou Whittingslow The reptile later drowned in a bath after zoo advice failed to revive its appetite
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Ariz
Elizabeth
The
Arizona Republic
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Tommie Lou Whittingslow
Prep Scores Roundup of Football Games
Brewer defeats Courtland 6 to 0 and Hartselle tops Decatur 13 to 7. Bradshaw beats Austin 30 to 14. Athens 35 Deshler 13. Sheffield 51 Moulton 0. Glencoe 42 West Morgan 22.
Export controls lifted on soybeans and farm goods
The Commerce Department said it will lift remaining export controls on agricultural products including soybeans cottonseeds and livestock feed effective Oct 1 exporters will no longer need government licenses. Controls were put in place earlier this summer due to strong foreign demand driving up domestic prices.
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Commerce Department
Athens Bank Joins State Holding Firm
In Montgomery Alabama the Federal Reserve Board approved First Alabama Bancshares Inc to acquire First National Bank of Athens with 25.3 million dollars in deposits and Citizens Bank of Guntersville with 14.4 million. The holding company already operates banks in Huntsville Birmingham Montgomery and Dothan and seeks more in Selma Hartselle and Gadsden. The Justice Department has 30 days to review before completion.
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Guntersville
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Birmingham
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Dothan
Bay Minette
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Gadsden
New Brain Pacemaker Shows Promise From Surgeon Cooper
A New York brain surgeon Dr Irving S Cooper has developed a brain pacemaker that delivers electrical impulses to a brain region and in some cases halts seizures, reduces spasticity after stroke and lessens cerebral palsy related movement disorders. In the last year about three dozen patients received implants with some rapid relief and most showing improvement. Long term results remain uncertain but experts say the approach could deepen brain control understanding and inspire nonsurgical therapies.
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Jane E. Brody
New York Times News Service
New York
Irving S. Cooper
St. Barnabas Hospital
Bronx
Cooper
National Institutes of Health
Hartford Foundation
Gas Stations Enduring Protests Nationwide Over Price Rules
Gasoline dealers nationwide shut or reduced pumping to protest Phase 4 price controls. Northern California and many other regions saw large closures with only a minority of stations remaining open. Organizers predicted widespread participation and discussed potential future actions at a Chicago meeting.
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Bremerton
Wash
Tea Lima
Ohio
Utah
Houston
Tex
Sydney Staggs
Tennessee Gasoline Dealers Association
Chicago
Condition of Stanek sextuplet slips in Denver
The Stanek sextuplets' health fluctuates as one infant Jeffrey drops from good to satisfactory due to feeding issues while four others remain stable or improving. John shows strength in high risk care, three others require oxygen, and Julia died this week from a lung complication.
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Jeffrey
James Strain
John
Colorado General Hospital
Steven
Nathan
Cathy
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