Spinola expects return to Portugal within a year
Exiled former Portuguese president Antonio de Spinola says he plans to return by peaceful political means within a year. He warns he would be arrested upon return, and notes his support for self determination of Portugal's colonies after backing Salazar era policies. He spoke after the March 1974 revolution that led to his exile.
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Portugal
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Soviet cutbacks hit consumer goods and food production
In Moscow the Soviet Union announced drastic reductions in planned consumer goods and food output for the third straight year linked to 1975 agricultural failures. Budget figures for 1976 show defense at 24.7 billion dollars, total state budget 925 billion, with agriculture up 1.4 billion to 52 billion.
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United States
Vasily Garbuzov
Unclear coalition notes amid Portugal coup and unrest
A garbled report references officers sought for rebellion and a former Labor Minister linked to a Communist faction in the Armed Forces Assembly. It mentions a curfew, civil liberties, and Soares remarks on coalition cleavages with inside and outside government policies, amid rapid newspaper editions after the coup.
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