Anderson Charges Plot of ITT CIA In Chile
A memo alleging U S involvement to block Allende from power in Chile before 1970 is released by columnist Anderson. It claims officials led by Korry and Hendricks conspired with anti Communist groups to finance or influence events to prevent Allende’s inauguration. The White House dismisses the report as baseless.
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Former investigators back Life charges on San Diego scandal
Two ex investigators defend Life magazine claims linking Nixon era officials to bribery and political influence in San Diego. They say the article’s facts align with investigations of the 1968 campaign and a taxi rate vote, while several principals deny the charges and most defendants were acquitted or had charges dropped.
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South Vietnam Says First Phase Of Cambodian Drive Is Ended
South Vietnam reports the first phase of its eastern Cambodia campaign completed after 12 days. A 2,000 man task force crossed the border, claiming heavy weapons, rifles, rice, and vehicles with several enemy losses. no contact reports in the initial hours of the new phase.
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Britain seeks new compromise to end Northern Ireland conflict
In Belfast and London the focus is on a secret government plan to ease Catholic-Protestant tensions. Prime Minister Heath and Northern Ireland's Premier Faulkner press for reforms aimed at peace, while violence and distrust hinder progress in Londonderry and across the province.
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Relief Rolls Show Increase in Welfare Aid
Washington AP reports November welfare stats show 117000 added to relief rolls while total assistance fell 19 million from October. 14.6 million people received 1 billion in cash and services. AFDC rose by 94000 to over 10.5 million recipients. States except Alaska and several others showed increases. Michigan and Pennsylvania posted large gains.
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Two Setbacks In Illinois Primary Threaten Daley’s Hold
In Chicago and Illinois primaries, Daley faced setbacks as Edward V. Hanrahan and Simon Walker emerged strong in the Democratic contest. Walker ran a long, cross state campaign and led in suburbs while Berg won statewide, indicating a volatile race for Chicago power. Daley pledged support for Hanrahan but faced pressure as rivals push for reform and patronage shifts.
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Youth 17 Faces Life For Fatal Fire Set
In a six week trial in Maricopa County Superior Court a 17 year old youth was found guilty of setting a fatal blaze at the Pioneer International Hotel in Tucson killing 28. The jury of eight men and four women deliberated before convicting of first degree murder. Judge Charles Bardy ordered life in prison with the youth to be moved from Avigona State Prison. The bond for Lewis Taylor 27 was revoked and the verdict was read with details of lighter fluid and arson offered in evidence.
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Stock Sale Suspended Over High Inflows
The Rose Price New Horizons Fund suspended stock sales Tuesday to all but existing shareholders due to rapid net new money inflows since the year start. Fund president C. W. Harvey said more than 4 billion dollars of new money entered the fund, far above last year’s total. The fund aims at growth stock investments.
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