U.S. Scans Aid To Curb Aid To Chile
Washington officials warn Chile’s expropriation of two American copper firms heightens a diplomatic dilemma. The State Department condemns the move while weighing punitive actions as U.S. aid and loan policies may be influenced. Some urge a hard line to protect investments. others fear broad backlash and accusations of imperialism.
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Washington
Chile
Latin America
Kennecott Copper Co
Anaconda Co
U.S
State Department
Salvador Allende
United States
Interamerican Development Bank
Unemployed Workers Union Forms in Rhode Island
Arthur Hazard, a 29 year old Vietnam veteran, helped form the Unemployed Workers Union to educate jobless Rhode Islanders about the Unemployment Security Act and push for better benefits. The six week old group, with about 200 members, seeks 28,000 signups and operates from a church center without dues. The union won a district court leafleting order and met Gov. Licht to press for 52 week benefits and higher dependent benefits. Hazard notes DES opposition to pamphlets in offices but cites federal court victory as proof of relevance.
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Providence
Arthur Hazard
State Department of Employment Security
Hazard
Unemployed Workers Union
Haz~ard
AUS
Frank Licht
Mary C. Hackett
tAs
DES
Licht
General Assembly
Judge Allows TV in Juvenile Hearing to Educate Public
Wichita AP report details Judge Michael Corrigan allowing KAKE TV cameras in a juvenile case to air pretrial and disposition sessions. The 17 year old girl, named in coverage, returns home with her mother after counseling commitments. The judge aims to increase public understanding and considers more televised cases, including drug-related matters, as a check on the system.
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Wichita
Kan
Pedge
Michael Corrigan
Sedgwick County Juvenile Court
Kake-Tv
Corrigan
Rogers Faces Eban Plea For More Military Aid
At the United Nations Rogers and Eban discuss U.S. interim Middle East terms as Israel seeks additional Phantom jets. Soviet-Egyptian ties push arms strength while Meir and Riad issue cautious responses to Rogers six point plan and Suez Canal talks.
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United Nations
Cap
William P. Rogers
Abba Eban
U.S
Middle East
Israel
United States
Soviet Union
Eban
U.N. General Assembly
Egypt
Rogers
Golda Meir
Feyot
Jail Schools Proposed To Aid Teachers
In San Mateo California the Organization of Unemployed Teachers OUT forms to place jobless teachers in jail schools and other nontraditional posts. Founder Robert Dwan cites 5000 Bay Area teachers facing unemployment and plans a Monday meeting with 20 education experts.
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San Mateo
Calif
Robert Dwan
Dwan
Achoola
Jairs
San Francisco Bay Area
Linda Williams
Nexus
Menlo Park
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Democratic reformers face new battle today
Patricia Harris won the Democratic National Committee vote for acting chairman of the Credentials Committee by 72 to 31, defeating Sen. Harold Hughes. The outcome sets up future battles over reform measures and delegate eligibility ahead of the 1972 convention. Hughes pledged to pursue reform from within the party.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Patricia Roberts Harris
Harold E Hughes
Iowa
Harris
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Luxembourg
Howard University Law School
National Committee
Chicago
Hughes
Organized Labor
Reform
Abbie Hoffman
Fred R. Harris
George S. McGovern
Sen
Edmunds
Mushie
Democratic Party
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