Lisbon calm as Socialist warning overshadowed by security doubts
In Lisbon the capital remained quiet after Socialist warnings of planned attacks on Premier Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo by "minority groups." Military presence was minimal with no evident security measures at Belem Palace while artillery barracks showed no extra precautions. Across London gunmen and hostages at a restaurant showed signs of rapprochement, and Rolling Stones deny disbanding plans with no Easter Island concert in sight.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo
Socialist Party
Belem Palace
Azevedo
London
Rolling Stones
Chile
Easter Island
South American
Stones
Leslie Perrin
Mick Jagger
Amin Seeks Extinction Of Israel At U N
Uganda leader Idi Amin addresses the United Nations urging the extinction of Israel and telling African Americans to close ranks against subjugation. Amin wore a field marshal’s uniform as delegates applauded. he urged unity in black communities and highlighted barriers to high offices.
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United Nations, N.Y
Idi Amin
Uganda
United Nations
Israel
U.N. General Assembly
Amin
Hostages Released Unhurt in Denver Federal Center
Two federal reformatory inmates and a girlfriend allegedly smuggled pistols to seize three hostages for 10 hours at the Federal Youth Center near Denver. Negotiators persuaded the inmates to surrender. the hostages included a guard, an inmate, and the inmate’s mother.
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Englewood
Colo
Federal Reformatory
Warren Tim Keyhane
Paul Ortiz
Reformatory
Denver
Alfred Smith Rollins
Kansas City
Henry Michael Cassidy
Missoula
Mont
FBI
Nancy Ann Shupe
Cassidy
Berry Craig Mossman
Federal Youth Center
Frank Currier
Peanuts Turns 25 As Schulz Reflects On Charlie Brown
Santa Rosa AP reports Peanuts reaches a quarter century with Charlie Brown and Snoopy defining the strip since its 1950 debut. Schulz notes changes as Snoopy walks the doghouse and new characters join, while merchandise spreads the characters beyond comics.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Charlie Brown
America
Charles. M. Schulz
Snoopy
Schulz
Multmillionaire
Peanuts
Woodstock
Spike
In Memoriam Martha J Yoder October 2 1974
In loving memory of Martha J Yoder who God called to his eternal rest on October 2 1974. The poem expresses silent heartaches and the grief of a mother loved deeply. Beloved wife, mother and grandmother is sadly missed by her husband and family.
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Loma Linda
Calif
Chuck McCracken
McCracken
Loma Linda University Medical Center
Barbara
Martha J. Yoder
Almanac predicts early winter and drought next summer
The 184th Old Farmer’s Almanac, published in Dublin New Hampshire, forecasts an early winter turning mild by January and a severe drought with dust storms in the Midwest and West next summer. It also predicts heavy late February blizzards reaching New England and a hot grain belt summer.
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Dublin
N.H
Great Plains
New England
Midwest
West
Weatherwise
C. Robertson Trowbridge
Trowbridge
Almanac
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Flood Grant Bill To Go To Voters
Harrisburg AP A constitutional change clears the way for a Pennsylvania flood grant program to reach the November ballot. The Senate approved the measure after the House, enabling the state to join a federal disaster relief plan to aid low income flood victims with up to 5000 dollars per case, 25 percent financed by the state. Estimated overall flood damage stands at 243.6 million with water systems and farms among the hardest hit and coal tax considered to fund the plan.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
Pennsylvania
Shapp
Ernest Kline
State Transportation Department
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Robert Mark
Franklyn Davis
Public Utility Commission
Equitable Gas Co
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PUC
Equitable
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Joseph M. Montoya
D-V.m
San Francisco
Justice Department
Farmer’s Almanac
Abe Weatherwise
Rockies
Appalachians
Abe
Bill - Rose
Buelink Ford Sales Folks
Clymer
Buelink Ford
Clymer, NY
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