Sep. 11. 1973: CIA overthrows democratically elected government of Chile, assassinating Pres. Salvador Allende and many others. Sixteen years of repressive U.S.-supported military rule follow.

Sep. 12. 1970: Comandos Armados Liberacion bombs U.S. Governors Conference, San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Sep. 13. 1982: European Parliament votes to phase out promotion and advertising of war toys.

Sep. 15. 1963: Six children attending Sunday School are killed in a KKK bombing of 16th Street Baptist Church. Birmingham, Alabama. 1981: Blockade starts at nuclear power plant construction site, Diablo Canyon, Calif. Over two weeks, 1,901 are arrested in the largest occupation of a nuclear power site in U.S. history.

Sep. 16. 1910: Mexican revolution ends U.S.-supported dictatorship of Portolio Diaz. 1991: Philippine Senate defeats treaty allowing continued operation of U.S. military bases in the Philippines.