Showdown Over Copper Firm In Chile
Washington, AP United States and Chile edge toward a showdown over compensation for two U.S. copper firms nationalized by Chile earlier this year. State Bray calls Chile’s deduction of 744 million dollars for excess profits excessive and potentially damaging to relations. Treasury’s Connally warns of adverse effects on investment norms. ITT Chilean stake valued at 153 million dollars as government takes control of the local telephone company.
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Chile
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State
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State Department
Charles Bray
Anaconda Company
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Bray
Graph Corp
ITT
Telephone Company
Ky Urges Boycott of Sunday Election
In Saigon Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky urged a boycott of Thieu’s one man presidential poll and asked police and soldiers not to suppress the people’s desires. He spoke at a monsoon rally with anti Thieu factions, amid heavy security and street clashes elsewhere.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
People’s Congress
Thieu
Teenage father robs bank then returns funds in Covina
A 19 year old West Covina man, Danny Hanor, robbed a Security Pacific National Bank of about 1000 dollars to cover debts for his ailing wife Debra. An hour later he returned the money at his father Bill Hanor and his wife's urging. FBI arrested him for robbery as police dispersed Hue protestors with tear gas and gunfire. In Vietnam, a village office was destroyed by a terrorist bomb amid election proceedings with casualties.
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Hue
Qui Nhon
Covina
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West Covina
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Debra
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Saigon
Thuong van
Mansfield Victory Fight Over War Ends In Senate
The Senate approve d a Mansfield amendment seeking total U S withdrawal from Indochina within six months by a 57 to 38 vote A House path seems doubtful Rep Whalen noted some members want to be on record before 1972 re elections The debate reflected partisan lines as leaders prepared final passage of a $21 billion military procurement bill and considered other amendments including limits on Laos spending and a pay raise for troops The Johnson administration faced calls to veto or refine the scope of war powers.
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