Governors Pension Bill Dies In Alabama Session
Gov George Wallace rejected a pension plan for disabled governors despite a bill passing the legislature. The measure would have granted three quarters of the 25000 salary. With the session ended, a veto could not be overridden. Other notes report Fuller Warren death and Florida citrus rise.
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Agnew prepared to fight charges and stay in office
Vice President Spiro Agnew plans to stay in office and contest political corruption charges, with motions expected in Baltimore federal court within days. Prosecutors may be targeted, a defense fund is set up, and public polls show strong support for Agnew staying put.
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Bruce Lee death ruled misadventure by coroner jury
Hong Kong coroner jury finds Bruce Lee died from misadventure rather than marijuana poisoning as speculation ends. The 32 year old collapsed at Betty Ting- Nei's home on July 20 amid ambiguous insurance statements and ongoing inquiries.
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Near landslide returns Peron to Argentine helm
Official returns show 77 year old Juan D Peron elected president with 61.68 percent of votes in 54,777 of 55,475 districts. He leads Richard Balbin 2.89 million and Francisco Manrique 1.44 million, with Juan Carlos Coral at 487 thousand. Public celebrations erupt in Buenos Aires as the outcome is effectively certain.
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Neruda Dies After Illness and Long Public Life
Chilean poet Pablo Neruda, Nobel laureate and longtime Communist figure, died after battles with cancer and illness. He resigned as ambassador to France last year, and underwent prostate cancer surgery in July. Neruda advised and influenced Chilean politics, facing rumors after Allende's overthrow, and remained a prominent literary critic of U.S. policy in Latin America.
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Bomb Near U S Consulate Sparks Citywide Sweep in Santiago
In Santiago a powerful bomb near the U S consulate triggered a massive army operation. Troops conducted apartment by apartment searches across a half mile square as curfew cleared downtown. Guerrilla attacks against military targets reported with no injuries. About 50 arrests, many foreigners, mostly Belgians and Dominicans, tied to an underground radio raid.
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