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Portuguese leader to oust pro Communist premier
Reliable sources say President Francisco da Costa Gomes will dismiss Gen. Vasco Goncalves and replace him with moderates, amid a power struggle with the Communist party backing Goncalves and threats of mobilization. Civil demonstrations and show of strength mark the conflict.
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Nixon Aide McLaughlin Marries After Vatican Release
Dr. John J. McLaughlin, a Jesuit priest and White House adviser to President Nixon, wed Anne Dore in a civil ceremony in Washington after being released from religious vows by Pope Paul VI. The wedding follows a prior unsuccessful Senate bid by Dore.
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Shapp’s unlikely bid for the White House gains attention
Milton Shapp, Pennsylvania governor and 1970 winner, pursues the Democratic presidential nomination. Despite low odds and questions about charisma, his backers urge that past underestimates prove shifting momentum. Shapp cites Kennedy’s defied expectations and notes Wallace’s delegate potential while eyeing a possible vice presidential post.
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Kent State Jurors Try For 3rd Time
Six men and six women deliberated seven hours behind closed doors to decide if 29 defendants should pay damages over the 1970 Kent State shootings. The long trial followed rioting, a Nixon Cambodia move, and the deaths and injuries of students. Plaintiffs seek 46 million in damages from Rhodes and other officials and guardsmen.
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Lockheed Faces Senate Probe Over Payoff Disclosures
A Senate Banking Committee hearing questions Lockheed Aircraft Corp on why it withholds names of foreign recipients of over 22 million in payoffs since 1970. Treasury Secretary Simon and Lockheed chair Haughton testify as Sen. Proxmire accuses possible loan terms violations. The company cites potential damage to backlog and future operations to justify secrecy.
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