Marxists fight Marxists in Chile report says unrest grows
The Chilean revolutionary government faces internal strain as factions clash. Socialist leaders push reform while MIR, led by Andres Pascal Allende, blames violence on both sides. Demonstrations in Concepcion turn deadly with a student killed and many injured as police clash with rivals.
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Chile
MIR
Andres Pascal Allende
al Rebelde
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U. S
Jacques Chanchol
Allende
Popular Unit
Onger
Chuquicamata
Santiago
Concepcion
Vladimir Lenin Chavez
Christian Democrats
National Party
Popular Unity Coalition
Carabineros
Intendente Chavez
Socialist Party Committee
Communist Party
Chavez
Editorial Looks at Tax Loopholes and Reform Prospects
The piece discusses Democratic leaders Mills and Mansfield proposing a 74 major tax exemption review with phased sunset plans by 1976. Mills says hearings could shape reform without guaranteed passage while Reuss calls it good for taxpayers but warns of political backlash and broader calls to curb government spending.
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Congress
Wilbur Mills
Ways and
Mike Mansfield
Mills
Henry S. Reuss
Wisconsin
Timely quotes on American students and world change
Levon G. Saakyan remarks on American students enjoying easy conditions after two weeks visiting six U S universities. Sidney Hook insists liberalism requires anti Communist and anti Fascist stances. Charles Kettering notes change drives progress despite world’s aversion to it.
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Levon G. Saakyan
Soviet Youth Organization
Sidney Hook
Charles Kettering
Shared responsibilities in press freedom debate
The piece argues press freedom is a two way street as Sen. Robert Dole accuses media of bias over Vietnam coverage. It notes the need to balance rights with responsibilities, calls for government transparency, and urges constructive dialogue to avoid censorship while protecting the First Amendment and national interests.
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Robert Dole
Republican National Committee
San Francisco
United States of America
Vietnam
Readers letters guidelines for publication
The newspaper invites letters to the editor up to 500 words bearing signature and address, with the address withheld on request. Letters should be of general interest and avoid poor taste.
Henry and his car jokes in HAL BOYLE column
In a HAL Boyle New York column, neighbors and readers mock Henry who does not drive. They tease his lack of a driver's license, his alleged eagerness to draw attention, and his supposed uselessness with cars. Various quips compare him to machinery, money, and driving mishaps.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Henry
Readers praise Oil and Gas coverage and Pecos crusade reporting
Letters from Helen L. Quinn and Peggy McCracken express appreciation for Enterprise coverage. Quoted editorials date from 1947 1950 era and highlight travel, education, and public school topics. Gil A Stricklin of Texas Baptist General Convention adds thanks for Meet Jesus Crusade reporting.
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Pecos
Peggy McCracken
Gil A. Stricklin
Today in history June 6 1972 landmark events
On this date in history the Normandy landings of 1944 are noted as D Day. Other entries include Nathan Hale born in 1755, Alsace annexed to Germany in 1871, U S Marines entering World War I action in 1918, the SEC established in 1934, Yorktown sunk at Midway in 1942, James Meredith’s 1966 Mississippi march ambush, Kennedy's 1963 address to cadets, Suez Canal closure in 1967, and a 1971 air crash over California. Birthdays include the Dalai Lama and Elmer Staats. a thought attributed to Will Durant.
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Associated Press
Normandy
France
Nathan Hale
Coventry
Conn
Alsace
Germany
U. S
U.S. Congress
Securities and Exchange Commission
U.S
Midway
University of Mississippi
James Meredith
Meredith
Mississippi
John F. Kennedy
U.S. Military Academy
United States
Mediterranean
Egypt
Suez Canal
Air West
California
San Gabriel Mountains
Dalai Lama
Elmer B. Staats
Paul Dudley White
Will Durant
Secondary Highways Reach 17.9 Percent of Travel
The federal secondary highway system totals 636,390 miles and accounts for 17.9 percent of national highway travel, highlighting its role in regional mobility and rural connectivity.
Humphrey Aims to Discredit McGovern in California Primary
California voters face a clash of styles as Hubert Humphrey attacks George McGovern on tax reform and an income grant plan. Analysts say McGovern’s appeal to change unsettles middle income voters while Humphrey’s old-hat approach struggles to land a new message in the decisive California race.
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Los Angeles
Nea
Hubert Humphrey
California
George McGovern
Humphrey
McGovern
George Wallace
Congress
Hubert
White House
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Copley
Salvador Allende
Popular Unity’ Coalition
Americas
Qing
Pecos Enterprise
Mike Oestreicher
Linda Oestreicher
South Cedar Street
Texas
TEXA
Press Association
By Roger Bollen
Boyle
NEA, Inc
Chicago Board of Education
Helen L. Quinn
San Diego
Calif
Bruce Biossat
By Bruce Biossat
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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