Portugal Faces Possible Communist Takeover After Military Endorsement
Analyses warn that Portugal teeters toward a communist-led government as the Armed Forces Movement endorses leadership by the communists. The piece compares Portugal's fragility to Francoist Spain and postwar France, noting the risk of a military junta reshaping the state and ending multiparty politics.
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Portugal
Republica
Lisbon
Armed Forces
Soviet Russia
Red Army
Kremlin
Communist Party
China
France
Charles DeGaulle
de Gaulle
Spain
Franco
Portgual
Argentina workers win 130 percent wage rise under Peron
Isabel Peron yields to unions in Argentina with a 130 percent wage increase. Inflation runs near 50 percent annually, triggering mass strikes and a costly settlement. Workers return one day’s pay to the government as part of the deal, leaving questions about productivity and cost containment.
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Portugal
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Montreal
Joint Space Mission Downgrades Rescue Objective
The Apollo Soyuz Test Project narrows its rescue goal as the Soyuz size limits crew transfer. U S officials note mutual rescue remains unproven while testing docking and linked operations continues. Captain Eugene Cernan stresses caution about asserting a full rescue capability.
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New York
Reuter
Ygin
U. S. Navy
Eugene Cernan
Moon
Cernan
U. S
Innsbruck Prepares for Winter Olympics amid Montreal contrasts
Innsbruck presses on with a smooth Winter Games plan while Montreal faces cost overruns and disputes. Organizers promise a simple and human event focusing on competition, with limited press, strong security, and measures to ensure snow and lodging for about 120000 visitors.
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Montreal
Innsbruck
Fred Sinowatz
Austria
Denver
Colo
Alois Lugger
Caverament
Sapporo
Japan
Grenoble
France
Olympic
Israel
Lebanon
Morocco
Curfew Laws Face Court Scrutiny After A Century
The article reviews how child curfew rules, long upheld as a youth control tool, are now questioned for breadth and legality. Courts acknowledge minors’ limited rights, yet strike down overly broad bans that criminalize routine activities after 10 p.m. A father was freed when he claimed no knowledge of his son’s whereabouts. Written by Will Bernard.
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Reuters
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U.S
Richard Nixon
Alexei Kos
Herald
Innsbruk
Karl Heinz Klee
American Bar Association
Texas State Bar Association
Will Bernard
Texas Power & Light Company
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