Peron to Return to Argentina After 18-Year Exile
Exiled former Argentine dictator Juan D. Peron is set to return June 21, confirmed by Jose Lopez Rega in Madrid. Peron, 77, has lived in Madrid since 1960 after a 1955 coup, with only a brief return earlier this year indicating the long absence ends this year.
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Market basket costs rise in 10 cities across AP survey
An Associated Press market basket survey of 15 items in 13 cities shows total bills up in 10 markets from March 1 to June 1, with coffee and eggs leading increases. Prices rose due to wholesale factors and Brazil's drought, while butter and pork chops often fell or stayed flat.
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Congress debates CIA oversight and Nixon impeachment talk
Sen William Proxmire introduces a bill to require congressional approval for all CIA actions at home and abroad amid Watergate concerns. Rep Paul McCloskey prepares impeachment discussions on Nixon linked to the 22 May Watergate statement. The piece also notes Vietnam nonhostile deaths and a crowded Democratic mayoral race with Abraham Beame leading but possibly short of runoff threshold.
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Three Israeli Pilots Describe Torture in Syria Exchange
Three Israeli pilots released by Syria after a prisoner swap say they were tortured in jail for three years. One recounts beatings and electric shocks. another recalls defiance of Geneva Convention rules cited by captors. Israel exchanged 56 Syrian and Lebanese POWs and a Golan Heights spy for the pilots.
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