Chilean Armed Forces Seize Palace In Allende Coup
Chile’s armed forces revolted and demanded Allende resign. Troops attacked the downtown palace and bombed his residence as curfews and arms bans were imposed. The junta claimed control while Allende vowed to defend his office, and borders were closed with flights canceled.
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Allende
Salvador Allende
Santiago
Lende
Argentina
Radio Pacifico
la Paz
Bolivia
Augusto Pinochet
Gustavo Leigh
Adm
Jose Tompio Merino
Cesar Mendoza
National Liberation
Pinochet and
Leigh
Andean
Gore Boulevard widening back to 64 feet after council vote
City council reversed last week's 58 foot decision on Gore Boulevard. They voted 9 to 3 to restore 64 feet in the six block stretch from 17th to 53rd Streets despite a shopping center owner contesting loss of parking. Debate centered on city right of way and cost versus adequate road.
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Gore Boulevard
Sheridan Road
Charles Beller
Whit Ozier
Willie Hopkins
Cleo Craig
Larry Ferguson
Max Seibold
Norma Roberts
Wayne Smith
Roy B. Hooper Jr
Gore
Dan Glascock
Ferguson
Craig
Hopkins
Otter
Glascock
Beller
Council
Richardson Lets Panel Read FBI Wiretap Summaries
Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Richardson agreed to allow a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee to read FBI summaries of national security wiretaps to aid Kissinger Secretary of State hearings. The 25 to 50 page report outlines who taped conversations among 17 officials and reporters while confirming access to summaries only. Public witnesses opposed to Kissinger will testify Friday with a full committee vote set for Tuesday.
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Senate
FBI
Washington
Elliot L. Richardson
Senate Foreign Relations
Henry A. Kissinger
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Case
Newsmen
Lic
Kissinger
Fulbright
Justice Department
Thunderstorms Possible Here Over Southwest Oklahoma
A weak low pressure system from the Rocky Mountains and moist air may trigger thunderstorms in Southwest Oklahoma with a 20 percent chance of rain tonight and Wednesday. Expect variable clouds and mild temperatures with highs in the upper 80s and nights around mid 60s.
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Rocky Mountain
Oklahoma
Nixon seeks to overturn court order on White House tapes
President Nixon asks an appeals court to reverse Sirica's Aug. 29 ruling allowing a judge to hear White House tapes to decide what may be turned over to the grand jury. The court rejected the Senate Watergate committee's request to present its arguments as friend of the court. House votes 334 to 11 to pursue contempt against G Gordon Liddy for refusing to testify.
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Py AseiicTon
Nixon
White House
U.S
John J. Sirica
Senate Watergate Committee
Sirica
Cox
Watergate
G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy
House Intelligence Subcommittee
Central Intelligence Agency
Milk price hits new record in Lawton area
Milk prices rise across Lawton supermarkets with Grade A homogenized milk now $1.33 to $1.42 per gallon. Dairy officials note a series of increases since July totaling about 38 percent, while feed costs have surged 80 percent. Despite higher prices, a milk shortage is expected this winter.
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TRE
Lawton
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
Vo Tech Enrollment Up at Great Plains Area School
Enrollment reaches 730 this year, up 59 from last year, with 608 secondary and 122 adult daytime students. Program highlights include 48 drafting and many trades courses. The board approved carpentry to build two two bedroom houses for auction after completion and hired 12 night class instructors at seven dollars per hour.
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Great Plains Area
Vo-Tech
Vo-Tech Board
VO Tech
Mitchell Stans Bid To Delay Trial Start
Former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell and Maurice H. Stans sought a postponement of their conspiracy perjury trial. Fleming said he was not ready due to Watergate investigations and Senate hearings, with a ruling due at 2 p.m. The panel questioned counsel as Mitchell appeared pale and joked about native curiosity.
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NEW York
John N. Mitchell
Fair Chance
Mitchel
Maurice H. Stans
Commerce
Peter J. Fleming, Jr
Mitchell
William G. Hundley
Washington, D.C
Fleming
Handley
Senate
Russian Novelist Attacks Demo Leaders and Watergate
Alexander Solzhenitsyn in Aften posten blasts U.S. Democrats for hypocrisy and compares recent American politics to czarist Russia. He targets Western critics of the Soviet regime and nominates Andrei Sakharov for the 1973 Nobel Peace Prize in a 3,000 word letter.
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Norway
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
U.S
Democratic Party
United States
Russia
Solzhenitsyn
Aften
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