Chile government seizes radio in Santiago crisis
Chile's leftist government took control of all national radio stations in Santiago and central Chile, broadcasting the president’s message and shutting out opposition voices as a nationwide trucking strike and solidarity actions paralyze parts of the economy. Gasoline rationing and flour shortages emerge as emergency measures, while authorities ban demonstrations and restrict arms as police guard key routes to prevent blockades.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
Jorge Fontaine
Confederation of Production and Commerce
Fontaine
University
Alejandro Rojas
Confederation of Truck Owners
Confederation
Leon Vilarin
Hector Bravo
Inter- American Press Association
Priests Arrested by Philippine Troops Base Radio Broadcasts
Manila AP says government forces arrested American priests Rev. Bruno Hicks 43 and Rev. John Peterson 45 on Sept 26 and Sept 29 for inciting rebellion via illegal broadcasts on Negros Island through their station “The Voice of the Voiceless” after martial law. Both are detained for interrogation as dissident combatants persist in the Sierra Madre jungles northeast of Manila.
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Voice of the
Tatad
Sierra ‘Madre
Manila
Vienna Orchestra To Beat Stephens
The Vienna Renaissance Chamber Orchestra will perform at Stephens College South Campus Auditorium on Friday Oct 27 at 8 15 p m as part of a premier U S and Canada tour. The group specializes in Middle Ages Renaissance and Early Baroque music using authentic early instruments and sometimes featuring a soprano soloist.
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Columbia—The
Vienna Renaissance Chamber Orchestra
Vienna Musica Antiqua
Stephens College
United States
Canada
Muskie says espionage incidents hit campaign hard
Sen Edmund Muskie described an astonishing series of espionage and sabotage incidents targeting his Democratic presidential bid. He hinted Republicans and White House officials tied to CRP reports may be involved and left open the possibility of a lawsuit.
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Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Skylab astronauts to use showers in zero gravity
NASA Langley researchers devise a collapsible fabric shower cubicle for Skylab to let astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz bathe in space. A vacuum-towel system and handheld spray recover water for reuse, enabling head to toe cleaning during long missions.
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Newport News
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weita
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Langley Research Center
John B. Hall Jr
LRC
Hall
Research Center
Martin-Marietta Corp
Denver
Mrs McGovern Feeling Better After Hospitalized
Eleanor McGovern wife of the Democratic presidential nominee was reported much better after hospitalization for abdominal pains. She was taken to Georgetown University hospital where tests are being made and her doctor says her condition is not serious.
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Washington
Eleanor McGovern
Georgetown University Hospital
Miller’s son Kenneth in Capitol spotlight with flashbulbs
The photographer’s bright flash caught Kenneth Miller off guard as he stood in the Capitol spotlight. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Miller of 408 N. Wade St., and was accompanied by Ledger Circulation Manager Vernon Duffy.
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Kenneth
Austin Miller
N. Wade St
Capitol
Ledger
Vernon Duffy
Consumer Bill Aims Independent Safety Agency
Senate House conferees reached agreement on a compromise bill to create an independent federal consumer safety protection agency. It would form a five member commission to set mandatory standards for product use design labeling and performance and could require recalls. The White House may veto. the bill would not place food drugs cosmetics pesticides or weapons under the agency.
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Washington
Senate House
Federal
Consumer Safety Protection Agency
White House
Bob Eckhardt
D-Tex
House
Food and Drug Administration
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Nixon Campaign Boost as McGovern Attacks War Policy
The Associated Press reports a 700000 strong crowd greeted President Nixon in Atlanta while George McGovern attacked the Vietnam war with a University of Minnesota tape, calling for a new American majority. Sargent Shriver blasted Nixon from Parma Ohio as Agnew backed Domenici in New Mexico. Muskie cited espionage and sabotage claims, musing on possible lawsuits against Nixon aides.
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Associated Press
Nixon
South
George McGovern
Washington
Atlanta
Peachtree Street
White House
Republican Party
McGovern
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
U.S
Teen Age Cooperation Meeting Set
The Audrain University Extension Service presents Cooperating With the Teen Age at 2 p.m. October 28 in the downstairs room of the Audrain County Library. Mrs. Jennie D. Simpson will show a film and lead a discussion. She stresses families share knowledge to bridge generation gaps and ease differing opinions. The program aims to improve day to day living.
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Audrain University Extension Service
Audrain County Library
Jennie D. Simpson
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Pilyyack
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Denise Nicholas
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Gordon Pinset
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Austie Rog
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Roswell
N.M
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Domenici
Hannibal
R.C. Romdall
Kroger
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