Portuguese Revolt Ends with Surrender
Paratroopers who led Tuesday's abortive revolt surrendered to Portugal's moderate military rulers on Friday. At least 14 more leftist officers were arrested. The Revolutionary Council imposed martial law and fired publishers editors and staff of six daily newspapers for contributing to a climate of disorder. The rebels retreated to their base at Tancos.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Revolutionary Council
Tancos
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Oporto
City Briefs Include Break‑In At Langer Manufacturing
Reported damage includes two desks and two filing cabinets at Langer Manufacturing Co. on Seventh Street SE after a Wednesday break in. Entry gained via a small west window. no items reported missing. Nearby ads note local shops and events.
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Langer Manufacturing Co
Seventh Street
Steer Show Highlights Iowa Youth Winners and Alumni
The international junior steer show recognized top junior Angus and Hereford entries. Winners included Smith with Blackie the 1,220 pound grand champion Angus and May with Streak the 1,195 pound grand champion shorthorn steer.
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Smith
Blackie
Angus
Thomas
Tracr
Mark
Tama County
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
May
Jack
Schneider
Hoss
Elmer
Jim
Mike
Cedar Rapids
Todd Cunningham
Tipton
Ind
Reagan Brooks
Coahoma
Texas
Hereford
Roxanne Fitzpatrick
West Terre Haute
Gazette Area
Darwin Koutny
Springville
Diane Feuerbach
Dysart
Koutny
Diane
W. B. Rinehart
Knoxville
Columbia
Corriedale
Oxford
Bott Stock Farm
Ladora
Ila Jean
Ford Sees China Visit as Important Step in Relations
President Ford described his upcoming four day trip to Peking as having great significance for expanding U S China relations. He spoke at the White House with Betty Ford and Kissinger present and outlined stops in Alaska Indonesia the Philippines and Hawaii before returning December 8.
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Washington
Ford
Peking
U.S
Henry Kissinger
Soviet Union
James Schlesinger
Settee
Moscow
Betty
Kissinger
Fairbanks
Alaska
Anchorage
Sen
Ted Stevens
R-Alaska
White House
South Pacific
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Susan
East-West Center
Honolulu
State Department
Japan
China
Japan Public Service Strike In Fourth Day
A transport and communications workers strike in Japan extended into its fourth day stranding over 25 million commuters and leaving 22 million letters and parcels in post offices. The action runs ten days through December 5 with a projected cost of 133 million dollars. Prime Minister Takeo Miki denounced the tactic as a challenge to democracy.
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Tokyo
Transport and Communications
Takeo Miki
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates Displayed
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists subscription prices for carrier and mail delivery, with weekly and yearly options. It notes excluded areas without Gazette carrier service and mentions AP's exclusive republication rights for local and AP dispatches.
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U.S. Territories
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Nashville
Tennessee
Grand Ole Opry
Teamsters
J St. SW
John Kirby
Third Street SE
29Th St. NE
Montrose, Doors
Kluber Gardens
Williams Blvd
Carma Lou
Evy's Lounge
al Wear Trio
Peck’s
Iowa
Eighth Avenue SE
Klww Radio
Pierson’s Florists
Ellis Blvd
Avenue Floral
16Th Ave
Jerome’s. Adv
Tine
Washington County
USDA
Hawaii
Public Service
Israel
The
the Gazette Co
Indey
Third Ave
Rapids
Cedar
Associated Press
Ars
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