Chile Jails Allende Supporters Amid Political Turmoil
Chilean military rulers announced a purge against Allende's allies and outlawed Marxist parties. The junta said it would not draft a new constitution but would seek cooperation from parties if asked. Diplomatic ties with the Soviet Union and East Germany were severed, joining Cuba and North Korea in strained relations.
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Santiago
Tek AP Caley
Striet
Soviet Union
Germany
Chile
Cuba
North Korea
Skylab Splashdown Targeted For Tuesday Mission
The report describes the Apollo era Skylab crewed mission events including Alan Bean and others, detailing orbital maneuvers, a telescope mount ladder climb to swap equipment, and ground control communications about the splashdown over the Pacific coast. It notes a planned Earth return aboard the command ship and mentions debris and heat shielding observations.
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Spaale Cerntek
Huwstur
Comenander
Alan
Bean
Uwen
Garthat
Altinn Hk Hatch
Jatin Ko Leuba
Stabor Ald
Wort
Tive Space Suills
Garriott
Hawaii
Bermuda
Mission Control
Beart
Apullo
Earth
USA
Peron Poised for Big Win in Sunday's Argentina Vote
Argentina faces a pivotal presidential election as Juan Peron, 77, widens his path to victory with Isabel Peron seeking the vice presidency. Opponents include Ricardo Balbin, Francisco Manrique, and Juan Carlos Coral, amid warnings against violent imposition of beliefs.
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Peron
Blenos Alkes
Argentina Ap
Tye
Unes
Juan Durmings Peron
Mussolini
Isabel
Perun
Chile
Argentina
Hector J. Calputa
Peronist
Ricardo Balbin
Radical Civic Union
Francisco Manrique
Popular Federalist Alliance
Juan Carlos Coral
Viet Cong Battle Links Central Highlands to Coast in South Vietnam
Saigon reports heavy fighting with 114 dead on both sides as Viet Cong push to connect central highlands with the coast, while a VC spokesman accuses the South Vietnamese government of offensive actions. In Kontum and Binh Dinh provinces, clashes yield dozens of KIA on each side and cease fire violations are tallied.
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Saigon
Viet Cong
Binh Dinh
Central Highlands
Kontum
Binh
Saigon Command
Cambodia
Kompong Cham
South Vietnam
Capi
Tal
South China Sea
Bong Son
Cai Lay
Mekong Delta
Two Men Survive Pacific Ordeal For Two Months
Two sailors James Fisher and Robert Tinenko survived two months and ten days afloat after their capsized trimaran in the Pacific. They were rescued by the British container ship Benalder and reported in good condition apart from slightly erratic pulses. Fisher, 26, planned missionary work in Central America, and Tinenko, 34, a schoolteacher.
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San Francisco
Pacific
James Fisher
Central America
Robert Tininenko
Benalder
John Lynker
Nola Garanamba Returns to Aboriginal Family
Nola Garanamba a 7 year old aboriginal girl taken from her white foster parents Athol and Ann Brown and returned to her tribal family near Maningrida Australia is puzzled by her new environment She speaks only English and misses her foster parents toys She was taken by Aboriginal Affairs Department to Maningrida 230 miles from Darwin and the government investigates why she remained with the Browns The girl's father Jack Barbiaga says a nephew had promised Nola as a bride since birth but the marriage would occur in eight to ten years
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Sydney
Australia
Nola Garanamba
Maningrida
Nola
Darwin
Athol
Ann Brown
Federal Governmen’s Aboriginal Affairs Department
Washington
Sprv T Agurs
Agtra
Uday
Edetom
Agnew
Ates
Secn
Willa Bucklethaus
Nixon
Post
J. Marsh Thomson
White House
Edward M. Kemnedy
Dmass
University of Maryland requests 174.4 million operating budget
The board of regents approved a 174.4 million operating budget request for the University of Maryland next year, 22.4 million above the current budget. Tuition would rise 50 to 170 dollars if the governor and 1974 General Assembly approve, despite student protests from College Park. Dr. Louis Kaplan defended the increases as essential.
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Baltimore
Board of Regents
University of Maryland
Regents
College Park
General Assembly
Katz
Louis Kaplan
ABA Head Urges Nixon To Obey Supreme Court
The ABA chief calls for compliance with Supreme Court rulings amid the Watergate tapes dispute. Separately Judge Sirica orders five Watergate defendants to file affidavits supporting withdrawal of guilty pleas in the June 1972 Democratic National Committee break in case.
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ABA
Nixon
Supreme Court
Chesterfield South
Hodue South
Tne
Senate
Washington
CS Lastrict
Josebo Green
Naterial
Queens’ Committee For Fairness
Watergate Committee
Fairness Committee
John S. Bottomly
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Watergate
E. Howard Hum
Frank Sturgis
Bernard L. Barker
Eugenio R. Martinez
Virgilio R. Gonzalez
Democratic
State Prosecutors Plan Active Role In Legislation
Maryland prosecutors will draft and revise criminal laws as a group. They will maintain a fulltime lobbyist in Annapolis for next year s General Assembly session. Montgomery County Prosecutor Andrew L Sonner, president of the State s Attorneys Association, cited higher salaries reform of arrest records and ending criminal penalties on private adult sexuality. They also aim to repeal Sunday blue laws restricting commerce.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Annapolis
General Assembly
Montgomery County
Andrew L. Sonner
State's Attorneys Association
Sonner
Lord Baden-Powell Founded Boy Scouts in 1907 England
Lord Baden-Powell originated the Boy Scouts in England in 1907, establishing the youth movement that grew into an international organization. The idea emerged from his experiments with outdoor training and leadership development for boys seeking structured outdoor activities.
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Lord Baden - Powell
Boy Scouts
England
Agnew Resignation Talk Surges After Meet With Nixon
Agnew discussions center on possible resignation amid federal probe into a Maryland political kickback case. Reports say talks with Nixon occurred on Thursday with aides alert to potential plea bargain and succession questions.
White House Says Inflation Jump Is Temporary
The White House argues the August 1.8 percent rise in consumer prices is temporary and will taper to a reasonable level under Nixon anti inflation programs. Meany blasts the administration noting the 1.8 percent increase, a 26 year high in a hot food sector, and calls for harsher action. Meat prices surged with pork up 26.4 percent while overall groceries rose and beef was frozen.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Gerald L. Warren
Labor Department
American Meat Institute
Democrats Move Toward New Delegate Guidelines
In Washington the Democratic reform commission began revising delegate selection rules that split the party last year. The panel rejected moves to weaken its drafting committee and faced questions over whether 1972 rules still apply, with a final plan expected to please most factions.
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Democratic Party
Reform Commission
Moderstent
Commission On
Sheldon S. Cohen
Demcratic National Committee
Commission
Barbara Mikulski
Cohen
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