Portugal Sees Military Endorse Communism Amid Coup
The article traces Portugal's crisis as the Armed Forces Movement backs communist leadership in Lisbon while multiple parties falter. It compares Portugal to Soviet Russia and France's postwar power shifts, noting Portugal's fragility and the risk of a disintegrating communist dictatorship amid military dynamics.
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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 Wage Concession Sparks Inflation Alarm
Isabel Peron agreed to wage demands that could lift incomes by 130 percent as Argentina faces about 50 percent inflation annually. Workers surrendered one day’s pay at the new rate to the government, raising questions about productivity and long term cost control.
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Portugal
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Joint Space Rescue Drops From Apollo Soyuz Mission
The ASTP mission downgrades rescue as an objective. The Soyuz craft cannot carry extra passengers, limiting mutual rescue to testing linking hardware and procedures. NASA and Russian officials acknowledge initial rescue hopes were too ambitious, with Cernan stressing no guaranteed mutual rescue capability.
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New York
Ygin
U. S. Navy
Eugene Cernan
Moon
Cernan
U. S
Innsbruck Prepares Quietly for 1976 Winter Games
Innsbruck shows a calm 1976 winter games build with cost estimates rising to 800 million schillings, about 40.8 million dollars, half funded by the federal government. Officials vow simple, human Games focused on competition, reducing press accreditations and relying on existing facilities to host about one million spectators from February 4 to 15. Security measures include a guarded Olympic village and restricted access, while only two Arab nations and Israel participate.
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Montreal
Innsbruck
Denver
Colo
Sapporo
Japan
Grenoble
France
Olympic Village
Israel
Lebanon
Morocco
Curfew Laws For Minors Face Court Scrutiny
The article reviews almost century old youth curfews and how courts test their reach. It notes minors are already subject to various restrictions and that curfews may be struck down if too broad or penalize lawful activities. A case involving a father penalized for his son’s curfew status is discussed. Written by Will Bernard, public service feature.
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Alexei Kos
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