Bolivian Coup Triggers Military Support Rally
Bolivia's new government head mobilized the ground chief of the armed forces to back the movement that toppled the civilian regime of President Luis Sites Satines, signaling military backing for the overthrow.
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Bolivia
Elvilian
Luis Sites Satines
Orauds
Siles
Santa Cruz
Chile
Vira
Rene Barrientos
Ovando
Barrientos
Christian Democrat
Nationaal
David la Fuente
Gustavo Medeiros
U.N
New York
Bolivia’s new junta scraps Gulf Oil code in early act
Bolivia's military government led by Gen. Alfredo Ovando Candia cancels a petroleum code granting Gulf Oil Co. 93.5 percent of Bolivian profits and 11 percent of production amid doubts on nationalization. Gulf Oil reportedly invested about 140 million in Bolivia since 1937.
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Alfred Ovanda Candia
Bolivia
la Paz
Ovandu
U.S
Alfredo Ovando Candia
Adolfo Sites Salinas
Millon
Holman Gulf Oil Co
Ovando
New York
Gulf of Corp
Gulf Oil
Inmate Killed 46 Wounded In Reformatory Shooting
At Pendleton Indiana Indian State Reformatory riot ends with one inmate dead James F. Durr 20 Gary and 46 wounded mostly Negroes Officials say guards fired over inmates heads to disperse crowd of about 100 who threatened to burn the facility Two white men suspected of involvement cited by Supt Phend Security staff say firing was limited to protecting staff and property
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Indian State Reformatory
Reformatory
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James F. Durr
Gary
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Phend
Recreation Arca
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Class Post
Frew
Friond
Strike Threat Looms With Rail Unions Meet Shultz
Five railroad union negotiators met with Secretary of Labor George P. Shultz in Atlantic City to urge against a national emergency that would delay a threatened strike by six railroads. The unions seek a 10 percent annual wage rise plus pay for skilled workers and cost of living escalator, arguing current wages lag industry peers.
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George P. Shultz
Shultz
Nixon
National Mediation Board
Francis A. O'Neill
White House
Washington
Congress
Faread
Labor Department
William W. Winpisinger
Machinists Union
J. W. O’brien
Sheet Metal Workers
Frank Gladney
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Eric Erickson
Boilermakers Union
Ed Wolfe
Medicare Patients To Pay More
An aging Medicare recipient will pay higher hospital costs under a new schedule. The increase raises the daily deductible from 44 to 52 dollars for up to 60 days, plus rises in daily shares after 60 and over 90 days. The supplementary medical benefit premium may also increase.
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Medicare
Jani
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Nixon
Congress
Gny
Social Security
Robert M. Ball
Filling Mines With Waste Proposed
Baltimore County Councilman Milton H. Miller proposes filling abandoned Western Maryland strip mines with solid Baltimore area wastes. He says restored landfills could serve as parks and recreation, reducing in backyards incinerators and dumps. Miller suggests rail transport at 10 dollars per ton versus eight hundred seventeen million dollars for a waste reduction center.
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Baltimore County
Maryland
Baltimore
Milton H. Miller
Miller
Bible Thought on Abounding in Goodness and Grace
A brief note highlights the biblical exhortation from II Corinthians 8 7 urging Christians to add goodness upon goodness. It emphasizes faith exhortation diligence and love while urging believers to abound in this grace as well.
Judge Jails Two Lawyers In Chicago Riot Trial
In Chicago two defense lawyers were jailed for contempt during the eight man rioting trial tied to the 1968 Democratic National Convention. They were released on their own recognizance after appeals were filed. Proceedings were delayed as other contempt citations for additional attorneys were issued and later quashed.
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Spense
District
Dudge Julius J. Hoffman
Gerald B
Letcourt
New York
Michael EB. Tigar
Los Angeles
Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S
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Hoffman
Tefcourt
Tigar
William M. Kunstler
California
Tis J. Roberts
Michael A. Kennedy
Att C. Wollenberg
District Court
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San Pranciscol
Raymond Simon
Simon
Rennard C
Rennie” Davis
Davis
Lincoln Park
Richard G. Schultz
Dellinger
National Mobilization
Schultz
Jerry Rubin
Offichals
Abbie Hoffman
Kunstler
Drug Search Criticized By Businessmen
Los Angeles based businessmen from both sides of the U.S. Mexico border criticize Operation Intercept as a costly plan that nets little marijuana yet harms tourism. They cite a San Diego Chamber of Commerce telegram and Mexican boycott talks while authorities pledge renewed drug patrols this weekend across the 2000 mile boundary. Officials say crackdown has seized 2000 pounds of marijuana and other drugs, a figure seen as far below expectations.
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Los Angeles
U.s.mexico
U.S
San Diego
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