Portugal's Crisis Deepens Amid Governmental Vacuum
Portugal faces political chaos as leaders from Prime Minister Azevedo to Social Democratic Center head Freitas do Amaral blame the lack of state. Unrest grows with Communists and leftists challenging the government, a sinking economy, mass layoffs, and a looming austerity drive. Banks plan noncollateral loans to the left while regional troops in Porto demand firings. Officials warn Lisbon could be turned into a Lisbon commune, reflecting an Alice in Wonderland atmosphere.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Freitas Do Amaral
Social Democratic Center Party
Amaral
Jose Pinheira de Azevedo
Palmera Pereira
Maxims
Azevedo
Porta
Antonio Pires Veloso
Republica
Radio Renascenca
Paris
Alice
Nixon tried to halt Watergate probe in CIA links
The article lays out a chronology of alleged White House and CIA efforts to obstruct the Watergate investigation. It recounts calls between Pat Gray, Richard Helms, Vernon Walters, John Dean, and Haldeman from June 1969, claiming attempts to limit FBI inquiries, keep CIA involvement secret, and shield the agency from scrutiny.
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Wallington
CIA
Nixon White House
FBI
Wicke Oe
Pat Gray
Richard Helms
Helms
Gray
Nixon
Haldeman
White House
John Dean
Man
Richard Reims
Vernon Walters
John Ehrlichman
Walters
Dean
Halderan
Mexico
Abso
Aes Iti
Jane
Agendtures
United States
Congress
Yale
Watergate
George Leonard
Ed Warren
Lawrence Houston
Hunt reveals CIA drug techniques in interview
The article reports that CIA drug techniques were discussed in an interview with a convicted figure, including coating a car wheel with chemicals and slipping drugs into drinks. The claims allege orders from Charles Colson to test drugging columnist Jack Gerson and aim to disorient victims.
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Hunt
CIA
ILI
Creed Intelligence Agency
Paterpate
Fane Pirater
E. Provian Journal
Buen Yester Hunt
Nixon
Charles Colson
Jack Lerson
Carroll Righter Horoscope for Saturday
Aries prompts home care and study, career progress ahead. Taurus urges key appointments and a conference with associates. Gemini has solid judgment, accepts worthwhile invitations. Moon Childrens plans for future, improve personal affairs. Leo day for social time and project planning with friends. Virgo gain goodwill and start a new venture, Libra opens lucrative outlets. Scorpio business contacts help organize affairs. Sagittarius revise contracts and seek home harmony. Capricorn discuss points with coworkers and buy wardrobe items. Aquarius seek congenials and fun, pay bills. Pisces plan home improvements and enjoy evening entertaining.
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Taurus
Assocites
P.m. Gemini
Moon Children
Fraterate
Leo
Virgo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
The True Bridge Player and a Lesson in Decisive Play
Alfred Sheinwold discusses a hand where the true bridge player avoids gloating, focusing on decision and restraint. East misreads, South defends well, and the opening hand shows why a pass is advised with flat distribution.
Christmas music debate on faith and secular tunes
Dr George Crane argues Christmas is more than a secular holiday and urges exposing children to religious content in songs like Rudolph and Sandy Sleighfoot. He cites radio TV trends undercutting faith, laments atheistic influences, and calls for preserving Christian motifs in school and media while promoting honesty and conscience in the next generation.
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Lucile
Crane
Saster Paula
God
Christ
Fenner
Rudolph
Rosa
Ciastry
Luella
Bethlehem
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