Pinochet Outlaws Marxist Parties in Chile Move
Chile's new ruling junta led by Gen Augusto Pinochet declares Marxist parties outlawed. He denies U.S. involvement in Allende’s 1973 coup and says the move aims to restore order after social and economic chaos. Pinochet rejects comparisons with Brazil and promises normality and recovery ahead.
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Gypsy king Frank Ziko honored at Kokomo funeral mass
Funeral mass held in Kokomo Indiana for Frank Ziko 51 described as gypsy king by 35 relatives remaining by his side since his death Monday. The gypsy leader’s realm includes about 10000 full blooded gypsies in the United States.
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Nominee to FCC to draw fire
President Nixon nominates James H. Quello for a seven year FCC term drawing opposition from consumer groups and Ralph Nader who calls him establishment tied. Johnson supports any qualified appointee but questions Quello’s fit. The FCC regulates television radio and telecom rate hikes.
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Quakes jolt Japan islands with strong tremors
Two earthquakes struck Honshu and Shikoku in Japan with intensities up to seven on the Japanese scale. The seismological center reported the first quake occurred about 13 miles underground in western Honshu and the second quake happened some 220 miles offshore. Musician Ben Webster died at 64 of cerebral thrombosis, serving as tenor saxophonist with several groups.
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Nixon weighed canceling Europe trip amid Japan alternative
Administration sources say President Nixon may cancel the long planned Europe tour this fall and consider a trip to Japan instead. The White House denies a definite cancellation but confirms the status is under review amid Watergate pressure and shifting schedules. Rockefeller to speak at West Virginia Wesleyan College on Sept. 28 for his son’s inauguration as college president.
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Judge voids ban on cross sex clothing in youth court
Chicago judge Jack I Sperling struck down a 1943 ordinance forbidding dressing in the clothing of the other sex. He dismissed charges against four youths and urged a higher court ruling, stressing the case could become landmark while warning police not to bring such cases to his courtroom. He cited focus on serious crimes and said attire should not determine court handling.
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