Writer Links U S ITT With Elections in Chile
A secret ITT memo alleges U S pressure on Chilean politics after Salvador Allende's 1970 election. It cites State Department authorization for the embassy to hinder Allende, with hints of White House involvement and anti Communist maneuvering.
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U.S
ITT
Chile
George Gedda
Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Salvador Allende
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Jack Anderson
Hal Hendrix
Robert Berrellez
Allende
Edward Kerry
Nixon
Kerry
Overseas Private Investment Corp
Jorge Alessandri
Anderson
J.D. Neal
White House
Central Intelligence Agency
Hendrix-Berrellez
Eduardo Frei
United States
Tampering Charges Accurately Described by Ex-Federal Investigators
SAN DIEGO Life magazine's claim that Nixon administration officials tampered with justice is described as accurate by two former federal investigators. They corroborate key points about subpoenas, investigations into political contributions tied to C Arnholt Smith, and delays in prosecutions connected to John Alessio. Curran and other city officials faced bribery charges or related trials, with most either acquitted or having charges dropped.
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San Diego
Calif
Life Magazine
Richard Huffman
U.S. Atty
Harry D. Steward
Life
David Stutz
Internal Revenue Service
Frank Curran
Steward
Nixon
C. Arnholt Smith
Huffman
San Diego County
Newsmen
U.S
Los Angeles
John Alessio
Smith
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Stutz
Washington
Curran
Community Church Events March 26 Gatherings Daily
Listings announce multiple Easter season programs on Sunday March 26 including Mt. Olive Baptist Perrytown Usher Board youth program at 2 30 pm Rev W M Carroll preaching First Quarterly Birthday Rally Union Baptist Fulton tea 3 00 pm to 5 00 pm Mrs T B Williams Bowie Economic Development Assoc Texarkana guest speaker Third Anniversary Pentecostal Church of God Texarkana 2 30 pm Bishop F Jobe speaker and song feast plus Macedonian Baptist Church Columbus talent program 7 30 pm with local and Texarkana soloists public invited
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Jeremy Taylor
Usher Board
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Perrytown
W.M. Carroll
Haynes Chapel Baptist Church
C.W. Harris
Union Baptist Church
Fulton
T.B. Williams
Bowie Economic Development Association
Texarkana
Martha Baldwin
E.G. Madison
LaFredia Stewart
Pentecostal
Church of God
North
Sherman Street
F. Jobe
Jesse Graves
The
Macedonia Baptist Church of Columbus
L. C. Wyatt
Henry Williams
C. G. Carmichal
Providence Baptist Church Choir of Hope
Myra Miller
Tollette
Ray Hooks
Georgia Huey
C. T. Huey
Kiwanis Club Taps Merrill Lynch Speaker on Market Trends
Frank White of Little Rock from Merrill Lynch spoke at the Kiwanis Club on stock market and investment basics. He reviewed Dow Jones history from 1968 peak to 1971 recovery, noting ongoing risks and the need for readiness to sustain losses before investing.
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Frank White
Little Rock
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith, Inc
Kiwanis Club
Paul O’neal
White
Westchester Congressman Quits GOP for Democrats
Ogden Reid a 10 year GOP congressman from suburban Westchester County announces he will seek re election in the 24th District as a Democrat citing greater responsiveness to all people and a reform oriented majority. He frames the switch as a conscience decision signaling shifting economic and political tides. The piece also notes market observations and a Tuesday Key Club meeting with guests Mike Huckabee Mike Waters Harry Shiver and Frank Turley.
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New York
Ogden Reid
Westchester County
Tney
White
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc
America
Forrest Singleton
Mike Huckabee
Mike Waters
The
Key Club
Harry Shiver
Frank Turley
Reid Switches From Republican To Democratic Party
A Senate member, Reid, shifts from the Republican Party citing tradition and open debate responsive to the people. Anti-Reid Republicans had funded efforts to defeat him in the June GOP primary, but sources say it was not decisive. The move follows New York Mayor John Lindsay’s switch to Democrats last August. Reid has clashed with the Nixon administration on issues, including veto of a $2.1 billion bill he sponsored for children's day-care centers.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Reid
Nixon
Ople
Maley
Hanrahan
Simon-Walker
Democratic Committee of
Cook County
Chicago
Daley
Berg
Simon
Government collects more taxes than expected
Washington AP reports the federal tax intake exceeded projections in February by 1 billion dollars and this month by about 500 million. Overwithholding, due to revised withholding tables, left taxpayers paying more now, with refunds pending next year when returns are filed.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Hearing Asked on Pipeline
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co petitions for rehearing of the Federal Power Commission approval of Arkla’s Anadarko Basin gas pipeline. ONG urges reversal to deny Arkla’s plan, saying the line is virtually empty and could set a dangerous regulatory precedent. Existing pipelines have capacity to move gas from Anadarko Basin should development occur.
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Tulsa
Okla
Federal Power Commission
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas Co
Anadarko Basin
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co
ONG
FPC
Washington
Arkla
Oklahoma
Texas
Daley's Chicago Hold Shaken By F Richard Ciccone
With 4 924 of 5 243 county precincts reported Hanrahan led the Democratic ticket in Chicago a renomination victory over Raymond Berg while independent Democrat Donald Page Moore and Dan Walker contested governor. Daley sought to pacify rebels after a volatile primary and asserted the people have spoken.
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F. Richard Ciccone
Associated Press
Chicago
Dinois
Richard J. Daley
Democratic Party
Edward V. Hanrahan
Raymond Berg
Man Party
Hanrahan
Black Panther
Berg
Donald Page Moore
Dan Walker
Paul Simon
Walker
Candidates Filing for Re‑election Across Arkansas Districts
Rep Julian Streett 35 of Camden files as Democrat for Position 2 in District 35. G W Turner 48 of Pine Bluff seeks re‑election Democrat in District 56. Bill Randall 39 of Hot Springs runs Democrat for Position 2 in District 35. Ray S Smith Jr 48 of Hot Springs speaker seeks re‑election Democrat for Position 1 in District C L Hughes 36 of Bismarck Democrat for District 34. Harold R Vowell 36 of Springdale Democrat for Senate District 13. John B Denson 39 of West Memphis Republican for Position 2 in District 84. Sterlin Hurley 70 of Clarksville Democrat for re‑election District 26. Carl Sorrell 50 of Atkins Democrat for re‑election District 14. Art Givens 36 of Sherwood Democrat for re‑election Position 2 in District
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Little Rock
Julian Streett
Camden
G. W. Turner
Pine Bluff
Bill Randall
Hot Springs
Ray S. Smith Jr
C. L. Hughes
Bismarck
Harold R. Vowell
Springdale
John B. Denson
West Memphis
Rep
Sterlin Hurley
Clarksville
Sen
Carl Sorrell
Atkins
Art Givens
Sherwood
Osceola Approves Plant Bond and Expansion
Osceola voters approved a 5 million Act 9 bond issue 94 to 7 to expand the American Greeting Card Co. plant from 39 to 50 acres under roof raising employment and capacity.
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Osceola, Ark
Osceola
American Greeting Card Co
Harvey G. Combs Dies. Former Arkansas Insurance Chief
Harvey G. Combs of Little Rock former Arkansas Insurance commissioner died Tuesday. Appointed in 1953 by Gov. Francis Cherry he resigned in January 1967 amid a dispute over an insurance rate increase just after Winthrop Rockefeller took office. Combs also served as secretary of the state Democratic party for about 25 years.
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Little Rock
Harvey G. Combs
Combs
Francis Cherry
Winthrop Rockefeller
Democratic Party
Coghill Reappointed To State Board Of Education
Gov. Dale Bumpers reappointed Tom C. Coghill of Star City to a nine year term on the state Board of Education. Other actions include Rev. D. J. Webster of North Little Rock to a five year term on the Juvenile Training School Board, and Dale Rogers of Mena to the Forestry Commission for nine years. James A. Morris of Fordyce named to the Hospital Advisory Council for four years. Robert E. Pilgrim of Hot Springs named to a three year term on the Examining Committee for Physical Therapists, replacing Alfred Ohlen. W. T. Robinson of England named to the Arkansas Bicentennial Celebration Committee.
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Leona Hill
Lucy Young
Hope
Mary Franklin
Fred Knox
Lee Knox
Elijah Knox
Seattle
Henry Haynes
Star
Quits
GOP
East 2Nd Street
Harvey Combs
Coghill
Butte
Sherwin Williams
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Lawrence Best
Arnes
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Sherwin-Williams
ST. Hope
Ark
Don Roberson
Wayne Lee
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