U S priests and researchers detained in Chile coup
The U S Embassy said at least six Americans, including university researchers and two Maryknoll priests, were detained after Chile's coup. Others, plus nationals from Spain, Switzerland, and more, were reportedly missing or held in Santiago's national stadium. The State Department denied any U S financing of the truckers strike linked to the upheaval.
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Santiago
Chile
U.S
Lyn Universal
Wisconsin
Tac
Frank Tonini
Reman Catholic
Mary Knoll
Francis Flynn
Miami
Fla
Joseph Dougherty
Quincy
Mags
National Stadium
Maryknoll
N_w
Adam
Patricia Sebesch
University of Wisconsin Land Tenure Center
Vanini
Carnl Negra
Charles Edmund Horman
Aire
Spain
Switzerland
Nicaragua
France
Paraguay
Austria
Washington
Beim
Bela
Thurmond Pushes Trident Development Amid Lobby Fire
Washington debate centers on a $21.9 billion defense procurement bill and Strom Thurmond support for full Trident submarine funding. Senator McIntyre criticizes the lobbying push and proposes delaying deployment to 1980, arguing job claims are overstated and urging a slower pace.
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Washington
UPT
Senate
Defense Department
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Thomond
McIntyre
Pentagon
Gas price protests spur nationwide fuel allocation talk
Senate backed a plan to compel fuel producers to allocate supplies during shortages and favor low-sulfur fuels. In Oakland hundreds of service stations protested Phase 4 price controls while Chicago dealers pledge a weekend war to shut stations. About 3,000 stations plan a three-day shutdown and shortened hours starting Tuesday, with nationwide groups coordinating.
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Lave
Oakland
Calif
Chicago
Naion
California
Bob Moore
Asspert Jan
Nixon tapes legal fight heats up in Watergate case
Alan Wright, J. Fred Buzhardt and Leonard Garment left the office building as secrecy surrounded White House talks. Cox and the White House did not acknowledge negotiations as a third session occurred. Nixon refused to comply with subpoenas and Cox sued. The issue moved to federal court for private screening before possible grand jury access. appeals argued for direct grand jury access if settlement failed.
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Alan Wright
J. Fred Buzhardt
Leonard Garment
Federal District
Johnsen
Grand Jury
Nixon
Coxs
Appeals Cart
Watergate
Archibald Cox
White House
Bridges vows aid to Hawaii field workers
Longshore President Harry Bridges promised the union's full support for Hawaii sugar and pineapple plantation workers facing possible job cuts as operations may relocate to foreign countries. He spoke at the ILWU biennial convention in Laval, highlighting the plight on Thiwall as a major problem.
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Bridges
Hawaii
Honolven
IPT
Harry Bridges
Kridges
Mth
International Longshoremen's and Wares
Hensmien
Laval Y12
Thiwall
Cox seeks sworn proof to back Watergate plea changes
Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox urged five of the original Watergate conspirators to provide detailed sworn factual statements substantiating claims that high government officials lured them into crime. He argued four Miamians and one other suspect failed to offer specifics beyond legal conclusions in seeking to alter guilty pleas.
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Washington
SPL
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Cox
U.S. District Court
Bernard K. Barker
Frank A- Sturgis
Virgille KR
Gonzales
Eugenio R. Martinez
B. Howard Hunt Jr
Democratic National Committee
G. Gordon Liddy
James W. McCord, Jr
School milk bill Grid by joint panel
Washington reports House-Senate conferees reached a compromise agriculture appropriation bill. It would restore full funding of the school milk program and sharply reduce the federal subsidy to a private cotton promotion. Jamie Whither, head of the House conferees, said the measure could go to the House floor on Wednesday. The bill seeks to fund the milk program at full levels in schools while trimming cotton subsidies.
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Washington
UPT
House
Senate
Jamie L. Whither
Whithen
Roosevelt to testify on killing contract charge
Elliott Roosevelt son of the late Franklin Roosevelt may testify before a Senate subcommittee next week over an alleged plot to kill Bahamian Prime Minister Lyndon C. Pindling. The witness said Mastriana and McLaney offered $100,000 for the assassination, claims Roosevelt and McLaney deny. Mastriana testified he sought legal sanity rulings and later said he was sane. Roosevelt was named as middleman, with Mastriana saying no attempt to kill occurred. Jackson opened the third day of hearings as Lepera’s appearance was delayed until Roosevelt's presence. Roosevelt challenged the panel and demanded an apology for the sensational handling. The subcommittee released a telegram asking Roosevelt to bring bank records or allow examination of his Nassau accounts.
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Washington
Serere
Lyndon C. Pindling
Elliott Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Senate
Henry M. Jacek Su
Roosevelt
Louis P. Mastriana
Michael McLaney
Meyer Lansky
Pindling
McLaney
Mastriana
Roveewell
Subvor Ministee
Jackson
Roosevel
Patsy A. Lepera
Lepera
Roosevelt Carlier
Cused Jackson
Bank of Nova Scotia
Nassau
Reagan to Sign Death Penalty Bill in Los Angeles
Governor Reagan said Thursday night he would sign California's death penalty bill into law at a Monday ceremony in Los Angeles. The bill by Senator George Deukmejian sets death for specific murder types and aims to satisfy 1972 Supreme Court standards on juror discretion.
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Reagan
L.A
San Diego
California
Los Angeles
George Dewkmejian
Long Beach
U.S Supreme Court
CIA seeks to censor book by Marchetti
The CIA told the ACLU it will oppose publishing about 100 pages of a 530 page manuscript by Victor Marchetti former CIA assistant director. Melvin Wulf said the agency would excise near a hundred pages from The Cult of Intelligence and outlined passages as dangerous. Wulf expects a letter detailing objections and plans to meet Knopf to decide next steps.
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CIA
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Melvin L. Wulf
ACLU
New York City
Victor J. Marchetti
Wali
Marchetti
Cult of Intelligence
Wulf
CTA
Alfred A. Knopf Company
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Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.w
Armed Services Committee
National Coundress of Petroleum Retailers
Pittsburgh
National Service “Station Healers Association
San Jose
California Gasoline Retailers Association of
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United Oil Cealers of
Robert Jacobs
Gasoline Dealers Association
Iainois
Indiana
CLC
National
Congt of Petroleum Retail
Jacobs Gaidle
Comei
Oon
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Soho
Ronald Vogel
Atearns St
John J. Sirica
Lisbon
Portugal
New York Tiles Service
Intelligence Agency
Lord Jeff
Atkins
Los Cerritos Center
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