Israel boycotts U N debate over Lebanon air raids
Israel refuses to participate in a United Nations Security Council debate on its air attacks in Lebanon after the council invited the Palestine Liberation Organization to speak. The United States Britain and Costa Rica opposed inviting the PLO amid U S objections to engaging with the group.
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Pepsi linked to Allende overthrow in Senate probe
Evidence before the Senate intelligence committee links a Pepsi connection to U S efforts to oust Chilean President Salvador Allende. Testimony shows on Sept 15 1970 Donald Kendall of Pepsi arranged a Washington meeting with Henry Kissinger and John Mitchell amid discussions touching on the Nixon administration's approach to Chile.
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CIA-backed campaign and Chilean press ties in Allende era
U.S. intelligence efforts allegedly linked to promoting a military coup in Chile involved Edward Edwards publisher of El Mercurio and Pepsi Cola officials. The CIA funded pro‑Allende coverage while maintaining denials of direct U.S. involvement as Allende was toppled in 1973.
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Dutch officials stand firm against train terrorists demands
Dutch authorities refuse to yield to South Moluccan demands as over 60 hostages remain at the Indonesian consulate in Amsterdam and 38 more are held on a stalled local train in northern Holland. Sharpshooters and hundreds of troops gird the sites as the siege enters its second day with five terrorists holding 38 hostages and three killed so far.
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World Council of Churches urges religious freedom relief
A World Council of Churches assembly urged protection for those denied fundamental freedoms and called for solidarity with prisoners of conscience. The report criticized oppression in socialist countries and pressed for rights to worship and teach openly. In Moscow, Moynihan called Soviet actions in Africa slander as Tass blamed him for rhetoric. The piece also covers South Moluccan exile history and Dutch government mediation talks after a train hijacking.
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World Council of Churches General Assembly
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Daniel Moynihan
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Angola
Mexican farm strike ends after talks with president
In Mexico City farm leaders from the National Agricultural Union agreed to end a five day strike in the northwest after meeting privately with President Luis Echeverria. They cited that prolonging the stoppage would hurt the winter harvests.
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