Gas Station Shutdown Passes Quietly in Northern California
Despite a weekend gas station shutdown protesters caused minimal problems as drivers stayed home. CHP reports light traffic on Golden Gate Bridge and in Russian River and Highway 101 areas while only a few stations remained open. Most stations from major firms stayed open and Tahoe gambling traffic stayed brisk.
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Peron Returns to Argentina Presidency in Landslide Win
Juan Domingo Peron captured 61.5 percent of the vote to reclaim the presidency, more than twice his closest rival, as supporters filled Buenos Aires in celebration. He and Isabel Peron will be inaugurated October 12 to complete Hector Campora’s term.
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Isabel
Juan Carlos Coral
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Bombing Starts major search in Santiago after attack
Army troops swept a half mile square of downtown Santiago apartment by apartment after a powerful bomb near the U S consulate. Fifty arrests, an underground radio station silenced, and hundreds of leftist books burned. foreigners mainly Bolivians and Dominicans detained as rifle fire echoed in the city center. U S Embassy said no injuries.
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U.S
Salvador Allende
Capitol to Close West Wing After Earthquake Studies
Sacramento reports the historic west wing of the Capitol will be evacuated to secure the building for at least five years. The Joint Rules Committee ordered moves after studies say the structure cannot withstand a moderate quake. Lawmakers will meet in the two chambers while staff relocations and new office space arrangements proceed.
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Army to weaponize two chemicals as nerve gas in shells
The Army plans to produce a new nerve gas from two relatively harmless chemicals that become lethal when fired in shells and mix on the way to target. The United States has renounced chemical weapons but keeps a deterrent stockpile. First word of the decision came Sunday.
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