Chile Hit by Severe Temblor In 1960s Quote
A strong temblor damaged two police stations in Chile injuring two officials. Minister Jaime Suarez was sent to Valparaiso to assess the situation while the Santiago–Valparaiso highway tunnel was reported blocked. Concepcion saw light damage and overall tremors were less south of Santiago. Authorities considered humanitarian aid if needed. Alfred Dunhill, famed tobacconist, died at 76.
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Jaime Suarez
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Santiago-Valparaiso
Santiago
Concepcion
Chile
Cally
South America
Washington
State Department
United States
Willigness
Charles Bray
San Gago
U.S
U S Arms Aid To Greece Spelled Out After Secrecy Lift
The Nixon administration proposes 117 million dollars in U S arms aid to Greece this fiscal year as secrecy on aid distributions ends. State Department released country by country totals after Sen. Proxmire demanded disclosure, revealing the overall 32.3 billion military aid plan.
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U.S
Nixon
State Department
William Proxmire
Fie
United States
Greece
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Proxmir
Proxmire
Middle East
Philippines
Vietnam
Mili
Alkis tanker threatens to break up near Tristan da Cunha
The 18,567 ton Lib erian tanker Alkis, damaged in a gale, is anchored off Tristan da Cunha and may crack in two, risking oil pollution that could devastate the island’s crayfish industry. The ship was en route to South America with oil from the Persian Gulf.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Tristan da Cunha
South America
Persian Gulf
Union Threatens July Strike Over Rail Work Rules
The United Transportation Union warns it will strike Southern Pacific and Norfolk and Western on July 16 if railroads implement new work rule changes without union approval. The dispute centers on wages and working conditions for 165,000 train and engine crew members. The union cites four pages of proposed rule changes including yard rule expansions, removal of hand signals, and use of walkie talkies beyond interchange points.
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Cleveland
United Transportation Union
Southern Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Union Pacific
Southern Railway System
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Co
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. offers Egypt new plan on canal
Arab sources report two U.S. diplomats presented Cairo with proposals to reopen the Suez Canal and sought a five month breathing space to negotiate a compromise. The talks in Cairo involved Daniel Bergus and Michael Sterner, and discussions aimed at a detailed briefing with President Anwar Sadat. The plan reportedly opposes a six month limit tying Israeli withdrawals to broader Arab-Israeli plans.
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Egypt
Suez Canal
Beirut
Cairo
Dxinald Bergus
U.S
Michael Sterner
State Department
al Ahram
Tel Aviv
Israel
Middle East
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Sterner
Hafez Ismail
Anwar Sadat
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