Chile coup arrests top five thousand figures clash over casualties
An official Chilean source said the military regime has arrested about 5,200 people since the coup that toppled President Allende. It claimed fewer than 100 deaths, disputed foreign reports of higher casualties, and noted snipers dominating the insurgency around the presidential palace where Allende died. The source listed 14 police and nine soldiers among the dead. Meanwhile in Dublin, Heath met Cosgrave to address Northern Ireland tensions as protests and attacks surged. North Vietnam rejected U S protests over bases and warned it would shoot down hostile planes.
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Sweden Socialist bloc loses edge in general election
In Stockholm Olof Palme’s Socialist bloc slumped from a 41 year ruling share and tied the opposition at 175 seats each in vote counting. If the tie holds after recounts, new elections could be necessary and the government vows to stay unless defeated in Parliament.
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France China reach joint communique on ties during Pompidou visit
In Shanghai France and China issued a joint communique outlining broad agreements and differing views on the Soviet Union and Cambodia. President Pompidou, after talks with Chinese leaders, made a four hour stopover in Tehran en route to Paris. France and China agreed to study possibilities of developing economic relations and technological exchanges.
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Cambodia
Georges Pompidou
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Tome
Paris
Space darts and armed talks mingle in national news
Houston space crews test weightless darts explaining archless throws during a 8700 mile photo sweep from Acapulco south of Mexico to Italy. Judge Gagliardi reschedules the Mitchell Stans trial with possible delays. Nixon seeks stronger defense posture in arms talks as Stennis outlines bargaining power. Banks lift prime rate to 10 percent while House sends housing loan insurance renewal bill to Senate, omitting impoundment provisions.
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U.S
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Maurice Stans
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Stennis
House
Aldrin speaks on wild nights of astronauts and mood battles
Col Edwin Aldrin revealsExtramarital affairs and marriage strain after returning from the moon. He cites guilt and pleasure, notes his wife Joan refused divorce, and discusses his ongoing mood disorders and psychiatric treatment. Also mentions Armstrong moon landing and his book Return to Earth.
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Aldrin, Jr
NASA
Aldrin
Joan
Air Force
San Fernando Valley
New York
Earth
Moon
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Neil Armstrong
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