Argentine President Lanusse Survives Coup Try Strengthens 1973 Path
Argentine President Alejandro Lanusse appeared stronger after Friday’s attempted coup, paving the way for promised general elections in 1973. About 50 officers were jailed for aiding the rebellion, which sought Lanusse’s resignation while underscoring the election issue and Peronist ties.
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Alejandro Lanusse
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Azul
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Juan D. Peron
Peron
Communist Party
Recognition Greater for Red China
United Nations debate looms as Dag Hammarskjold Library reports 61 members recognize Peking and 36 recognize Taiwan. The General Assembly faces Albanian and U.S. proposals on seating, expelling, or dual recognition, with decisions shaping Security Council composition and future access for the two Chinas.
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Milwaukee Brewers Trade for Red Sox in Big 10-Player Deal
Trader Lane orchestrates a 10 player swap as Milwaukee sends George Scott Billy Coniguaro Joe Lahoud Jim Lonborg Ken Brett and Don Pavietich to Boston in exchange for Marty Pattin Lew Krausse Tommy Harper and Pat Skrable. Team officials express confidence both sides won. Archival note mentions Lonborg and Scott as 1967 pennant heroes with later declines and a minor pistol incident.
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Hires Woman Whose Son Is Prisoner Hires Woman
Iris Powers of Phoenix was hired as a consultant by a General to aid Army families of Vietnam prisoners or missing men. She has since proposed therapies, a guide booklet, better property return, and a task force to prepare families for return or nonreturn.
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Aborigine Hotel Entry Case Amid Global Voting Tensions
Sydney reports David Edward Wotherspoon, an Aboriginal man, granted a hotel license while regional poll dynamics show nations like Cameroon and Iran wavering on a proposed resolution. Meanwhile Australia recalls past liquor bans as aborigines gain access to public bars, signaling social shifts.
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Mit Chin
Furst
Sydney
David Edward Wotherspoon
Australia
Gambling charges linger as judges differ in handling
In a 1971 Arkansas case, Prof Atty. Jim Guy Tucker and son discuss continuing felony gambling charges. Judge Kirby notes a pattern of reducing felonies to misdemeanors or dismissals while nine Keyes American workers face suspended sentences for gaming device charges. Tucker opposes gambling as corruption.
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Willian J. Kirby
Forey
Kirby
Tucker
Safeway Discount Offers Low Discount Prices
A sales pitch promoting Safeway Discount with promises of large savings and high quality foods. It urges readers to feed their families better while spending less, guaranteeing customer satisfaction or money back.
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Safeway Discount
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