Nader attacks GM again over Corvair safety claims
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader reopens his attack on General Motors accusing top officials of lying in congressional and court proceedings about Corvair safety. GM denies charges, cites 1962 tests and reiterates Corvairs were safe.
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Hard Hats probe politics in Sunday feature
The Sunday Enterprise profiles Hard Hats workers on the job while introducing a political term they helped popularize. Other items cover the High Point Museum and historical park, Thaddeus Ware rising to a Nixon administration role, and preserving Poplar Ridge school in Randolph County.
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Marxist Elected In Chile
In Santiago the Chilean government declared Sen Salvador Allende the winner with 36.3 percent of the vote 1 075 616 while former President Alessandri had 34 9 percent 1 036 278 Christian Democrat Radomiro Tomi 824 849 votes 27 8 percent Allende did not win an outright majority and Congress will decide The army deployed and 30 000 supporters staged a post midnight demonstration after two thirds of votes counted
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Egypt Rejects U.S. Missile Charge Over Suez Cease Fire
Egypt denies the United States fabricates claims of missile site moves near the Suez Canal. Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad presented the complaint to U.S. official Donald Bergus as Cairo accuses Washington of bowing to Israeli pressure.
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First Time Militants Top FBI Ten List Expands
Washington AP reports the FBI expanded its most wanted list to 14, the largest ever, including four young men charged with bombing a Wisconsin research center. The shift makes half the list now young militants, a first in history.
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Chief Prosecutor Taken Off Tate Case in Trial Shakeup
In Los Angeles the chief prosecutor Aar on H. Stovitz was removed midtrial from the Sharon Tate murder case due to out of court statements to the media. Vincent Bugliosi remains, with Donald A. Musich stepping in as Stovitz’s replacement amid ongoing trial of Manson followers.
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Police Alert As Panthers Open 3 Day Convention
Philadelphia scene as the Black Panthers and allied militants gather at Temple University for a three day revolutionary convention. Huey Newton promises a peaceful event if police allow it while officers watch closely amid prior raids and mass bail reductions for 14 arrestees.
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Viet Cong Attack Defenses In Binh Dinh Province Kills 14
Viet Cong troops struck a civil self defense training center near Qui Nhon in Binh Dinh, killing 14 South Vietnamese and wounding 26. The assault aimed to undermine Saigon’s pacification program as American troop withdrawals hinge on provincial security progress.
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