Fragmentary report hints at 1952 era diplomatic tensions
A garbled 1950s era dispatch mentions a consular or diplomatic figure tied to a 1952 event with a spouse, and references to Egypt, Sadat, and U S congressional or international actions. The text is partial and unclear but suggests discussions about a peace or surveillance zone and tense accusations amid a broader geopolitical frame.
Portugal military faction ousts Goncalves after tense drive
In Lisbon, pro Communist General Goncalves is expelled from the Revolutionary Council after a six week power struggle with moderates bringing Portugal near civil war. Costa Gomes announces Goncalves relinquished his post as chief of staff during a stormy base meeting at Tancos. In London, police hunt two men after a bomb at the Hilton lobby killed a man and a woman and wounded 62. the blast is linked to a splinter IRA group seeking British withdrawal from Northern Ireland.
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Tancos
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Costa Gomes
London
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Park Lane
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Fromme Aims At Ford With Loaded Pistol In Sacramento
In Sacramento intelligence agencies knew Lynette Fromme a Manson disciple was in town yet she approached President Ford within two feet bearing a .45 pistol. Fromme, 26, faces attempted murder charges after Friday incident. The report links security concerns to the presidential visit.
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Fromme in Town With Loaded Gun Aimed at Ford
Intelligence officials knew Lynette Fromme, a Manson follower, was in Sacramento near Governor Brown during Ford visit. She approached within two feet with a .45 pistol, yelled that the nation is a mess, and was wrestled down as Ford moved to safety. The chamber was empty though four rounds remained in the clip. A Secret Service agent noted no prior surveillance.
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California Capitol
Edmund G. Brown
Secret Service
Sacramento
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Manson
San Quentino
Sharon Tate
Paul Young
FBI
Miss Good
House
Ron Nessen
Dwayne Keyes
U.S
Keyes
Miss. Pfrommie
Washington
Douglas Duncan
Duncan
Miss Froramie
Capitol Park
Ford's
Governor's Office
Assessments Rise Ten Percent Amid City Revenues Debate
City homeowners see about a 10 percent hike in revaluation notices while commercial properties on Center Street largely drop. The mayor cited FHA lending boosts as fueling higher home prices, with council praising revenue gains despite potential millage pressure.
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Ancel Sam
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Massive anti busing march canceled amid Louisville violence
A planned large anti busing demonstration in Louisville was canceled after clashes left at least 30 police injured and more than 100 arrested. Police reported rock and bottle attacks, 10,000 protesters near Valley High School, buses burned near Southern High School, and tear gas used to disperse crowds.
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Sue Connor
Concerned Parents Inc
Jefferson County
Russell McDaniel
Valley High School
McDaniel
Southern High School
Ford Faces Narrow Escape Vows Continued Personal Contact
President Ford, after a Sacramento pistol incident, vows to keep personal contact with the public as he travels the country. Secret Service tightens security, reviews procedures, while prosecutors weigh possible conspiracy ties to Charles Manson follower Susan Fromme. Ford praised agency protection and resumed his schedule after greeting crowds and meeting California Governor Edmund G Brown Jr.
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Ford
Secret Service
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Calif
New England
California
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Spring Street Housing Moves to Final Plans
A Columbus firm prepares final drawings for 48 housing units on Spring Street awaiting city approval. Prime Builders of Columbus will oversee construction with an estimated cost of 790000 dollars. Protests arose over zoning variances, and no start date is set yet.
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Tannard Mfg
Prime Builders
Sparta Joins Flood Insurance Program Expansion
Sparta Township has been accepted into the National Flood Insurance Program effective Sept 10. Acting Federal Insurance Administrator J Robert Hunter says property owners may obtain federally-subsidized flood insurance with expanded coverage under the 1973 Flood Disaster Protection Act. Eligibility for federal financial assistance requires purchase in flood-prone areas identified by HUD.
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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Sparta Township
J. Robert Hunter
Small Business Administration
Police chief linked to orders to falsify trooper accident reports
Philadelphia report cites court documents alleging State Police Major Charles Buchinsky issued an oral order to falsify accident reports involving drunk troopers. James Barger and deputy attended the meeting. Buchinsky suspended 15 months later. Dauphin County prosecutors seek grand jury. probe may widen to insurance premium impacts.
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Charles J. Buchinsky
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Leroy Zimmerman
James D. Barger
Ray C. Wellendorf
Buchinsky
Barger
Butler
Department of Transportation
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Patriot
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