Chile Earthquake Kills At Least 32 in Central Regions
A powerful quake measuring up to 10 on the local scale struck central Chile near Valparaiso at 11 03 p m killing 32 and injuring more than 160. Four central provinces were declared an emergency as Allende urged calm and relief work began in affected towns Tlapes Barbara and Salamanca with power and communications disrupted.
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Santiago
Chile
Jose Toha
Argentina
Andes
Alaska
Salvador Allende
Valparaiso
Tlapes
Barbara
Salamanca
Allende
Concepcion
British Troops Fire in Irish Riots Ahead of July 12
In Londonderry troops fired into rioters in the Bogside, killing two and wounding one as hundreds of youths attacked with petrol bombs and bricks. The British Army will field 11,000 soldiers in the province amid a deadly violence toll of 28 for the year. Prime Minister Lynch urged leaders to curb tensions as Protestant parades loom.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Bogside
Irish Republic
Londonerry
Armagh
Belfast
William
James
Battle of the Boyne
Traffic Jam Across River Persists Two Years More
Cincinnati traffic on I 75 worsens as the Brent Spence Bridge remains to be rebuilt, with a three to two lane squeeze and delays stretching into 1973 76 due to lack of cross state coordination. Ohio Kentucky and Indiana each push separate western and eastern segments delaying completion.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Eugene Ruehlmann
Brent Spence Bridge
Covington
C&o
Newport
Robert F. Bevis
Ohio Highway Department
Lebanon
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Bevis
John J. Gilligan
Lawrenceburg
Ind
California
Coney Island
Circle
Sharonville
Weather outlook shows steady heat with possible storms
The forecast calls for little temperature change with thundershowers possible tonight and tomorrow. Highs near the low 90s and overnight lows in the upper 60s. Yesterday’s high reached 91 with a morning low of 72.
Angels Invite Spiro Agnew to Throw Out First Pitch
Anaheim California Angels invite Vice President Spiro T. Agnew to throw the first pitch in a game next month. The same date is Helmet Night for young spectators, with protective head gear distribution.
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Anaheim
Calif
California Angels
Spiro T. Agnew
Chuckle Death Taxes Inevitability and Congress Meeting Joke
A witty remark notes that death and taxes are inevitable but congress sessions do not necessarily worsen it. The line contrasts the certainty of death with the unpredictable impact of political action.
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Congress
Cabinet Split Over Japan Nuclear Role Emerges
In Washington a Cabinet split over a potential Japanese nuclear role emerges as State Department officials contend reports are uncertain. Melvin Laird visits Tokyo on military policy talks while Rogers approves a strong briefing statement denying any Japanese nuclear weapons push.
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Japan
Washington
Nixon
State Department
Department
Charles W. Bray
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Tokyo
Laird
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
Asia
Bray
Pentagon Civilians Sidestep Clash With Generals
The Pentagon again avoids a clash with top military leaders by reshaping the command structure rather than adopting full panel recommendations. The Readiness Command replaces Strike Command at MacDill AFB, while three proposed super commands are not created, preserving current service hierarchies and joint training aims.
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Defense Intelligence
Joint Chiefs
New York Insurance
Gilbert W. Fitzhugh
Defense
Thursand Military
Pentagon
United States
Strike Command
MacDill Air Force Base
Fla
Readiness Command
JCS
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