Independent Press Telegram Long Beach Callt Tersy Oct 2h
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Socialist Brandt Wins West German Chancellor Post
Socialist Brandt won the West German chancellorship, securing the role in the lower house by 251-234 with five abstentions, four invalid ballots, and one deputy absent, ending Christian Democratic era and giving West Germany its first Socialist chancellor.
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Chilean Regiments Mutiny Amid Local Disarray
Mutinous movements shaken Chile as two infantry regiments rose in mutiny while the government claimed control. Brig. Gen. Roberto Vins Marambo led the uprising, with a shift in command and a nationwide radio call for a broad education broadcast. Loyal troops blocked a Yungay regiment assault. a captain named Mora briefly seized a San Felipe unit but was soon contained. The report notes political changes in Germany with Brandt’s coalition victory and Kiesinger commenting on a fragile majority and a strengthened opposition.
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Nixon Signs Pension Hike for U S Aides and Kennedy Funds
President Nixon signed a pension bill boosting retirement pay for federal workers and congressmen. Ordinary employees gain about 40 to 60 dollars monthly, while some congressmen could receive several thousand dollars annually. A separate measure increases funding for the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts from 15.5 to 23 million, contingent on private matching funds.
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Beggar’s Gratitude Rough Surprise in Bakersfield
Donald Miller reported walking home from work when a youth begged for a dime. Miller gave a quarter, the youth thanked him and then struck him in the mouth, police were told.
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Skirmishes Mar Viet War Lull
Saigon reports a heavy losses day with 14 Americans killed or wounded, the heaviest single day since the lull began six weeks ago. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese casualties reached 166 as fighting increased, with U S Marine withdrawal pushing forward.
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Exit Phome TBature Causes Postal Confusion
A garbled notice from the Long Beach post office mentions a second class matter and carrier daily Sundays. The fragmentary text hints at a mailing issue or misrouting with unclear details.
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Cosmonauts Cancel New York Stop For Houston Trip
Two Soviet cosmonauts canceled visits to the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building in New York to leave for the Manned Space Craft Center in Houston. Maj. Gen. Georg Beregovoi and Konstantin Feoktistov, aged 48 and 43, traveled with American host Col. Frank Borman for a two week tour, opted to skip Cape Kennedy. They spent Monday night in New York with a Broadway show and a meal at Chez Victor, then headed to Houston for a news conference and space center visit.
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