Chile Fears Invasion as Allende Holds Security Council
President Salvador Allende met with Chile’s national security council amid unconfirmed reports of Bolivian troop movements near the northeast border. Congressmen allege the leftist government is exploiting fears while strikes leave scores wounded and doctors extend a medical equipment strike.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
National Security Council
Bolivia
Adm
Raul Montero
Navy
Ments
Vic
Allende
Security Council
House of Deputies
Congress
Former Astronaut Fred Haise Burns in Texas Plane Crash
Former astronaut Fred W Haise Jr suffers critical burns after a World War II trainer crashes during a landing at Galveston Texas He is 39 and was flown to a local hospital with second degree burns over half his body and third degree burns on his legs The crash involved a BT13 trainer aircraft and the plane burned after a wing tore off Haise was able to free himself and walk away He later served as a technical assistant at Johnson Space Center and is known for Apollo 13 lunar module flight
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Galveston
Tex
Fred W. Haise Jr
Haise
Confederate Air Force
Angleton
Astronaut Corps
Johnson Space Center
Houston
Hair length rule as constitutional issue faces review
The U S Court of Appeals ruled a Suffolk County Police hair length edict is challengeable in federal court. The three judges said personal appearance style falls under due process and liberty, rejecting the idea police are para military.
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New York
U.S. Court of Appeals
Suffolk County Police Department
Jacob Mishler
U.S. District Court
Brooklyn
County Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
J. Joseph Smith
Negotiations Law Studied By Topeka Panel
A Kansas legislative committee weighs a state wide teachers salary agreement proposed by Education Commissioner C Taylor Whittier. Dr Marvin Harder argues for a procedure to resolve impasses between boards and teachers while critics say current law is workable and education needs general public employee coverage.
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Topeka
Kan
Marvin Harder
Robert Docking
Harder
of Education
C. Taylor ‘Whittier
Kansas National’ Education Association
Boards of Education
Neely
Rausch
State Department of Education
Suspect in Jail For Nixon Threat
Edwin M. Gaudet a former New Orleans policeman accused of threatening President Nixon remains jailed in Bernalillo County awaiting a $100,000 bond. He surrendered after a multi day mountain search with his wife and cousin ending near Taos. The case involves a federal warrant and possible transfer to New Orleans for trial.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Edwin M. Gaudet
New Orleans
Nixon
Bernalillo County
Taos-area
Sangre de Cristo
New Mexico
Gaudet
Judy
Stanley Gaudet
Edwin Gaudet
Secret Service
Morning Star
Taos
Angela Davis
Dole Expects Docking To Enter Senate Race
In Goodland Kansas Senator Bob Dole says it is early to gauge Watergate’s impact on the GOP. He invites Governor Robert Docking to run for the U S Senate, predicting Docking could be his opponent next year. He notes farmer issues and wheat prices as factors.
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Dole
Docking
Senate
Robert Docking
U.S. Senate
Kansas
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W. 23Rd
Mass
Meadowbrook
United States
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Tion
Kansas Association
Fred .Rausch
The
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Canada
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