Chilean junta orders workers back to jobs in capital
In Santiago the four man military regime moved to restore normal life six days after the coup that toppled President Allende. Public employees were told to return to work as curfew ended, with army patrols around the city and emphasis on restoring postal service buses and health clinics. Executive aims include food distribution amid widespread arrests and reports of thousands killed or jailed.
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Allende Took His Own Life to Avert Civil War
The widow of Chile’s deposed president says Salvador Allende sacrificed himself to avoid bloodshed after the military coup. She was aboard a Mexican DC9 with 66 others granted asylum and urged UN intervention to stop reprisals by fascists in Chile.
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Telethon Raises 5.3 Million for Democrats with Celebrities
Democrats collected 5.3 million dollars in an eight hour America Goes Public telethon in Burbank California ending at 3 a.m. EDT The event exceeded its 4 million dollar goal by 1.3 million with star appearances by James Garner Jack Lemmon Natalie Wood Mary Tyler Moore and Robert Goulet The telethon featured Henry Fonda Steve Allen as hosts and included senators Edward Kennedy Henry Jackson and Sam Ervin among participants.
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Ohio telethon raises 201300 for Democrats in statewide drive
Ohio Democratic telethon pledges total 201300 with Cleveland leading at 71215 Columbus 42436 Cincinnati 36668 and Toledo 25147 as volunteers in four metros and smaller communities contributed. Lavelle calls the event the future of the two party system and notes state pledges may rise with mailed-in totals. Half of the state total returns to Ohio party. distribution to counties follows local telethon efforts.
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Switch to metric system should be easy for U.S.
AP report notes Betsy Ancker-Johnson says the United States will likely switch to meters liters and grams within a decade with a voluntary plan. She argues children will adapt quickly and only four units will dominate daily life while furlongs may persist for horse racing.
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Ohio Expositions Commission weighs new state fair grandstand
Columbus Ohio Expositions Commission chair Richard E Troup says the panel will review a plan to build a new grandstand costing 3 to 4 million dollars. The current 50 year old structure required over 11000 dollars in repairs to be usable for this year’s state fair.
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