Portugal premier assails leftist extremist groups in army turmoil
In a forceful address, prime minister Azevedo condemned left wing extremist violence after eight gun and grenade attacks. He warned that political struggle risks turning to crime and defended the seizure of Radio Renascenca as necessary to prevent primitivism. He urged persuasion backed by adequate response.
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Azevedo
Socialist and Popular Democratic Parties
Communist Party
Radio Renascenca
GM Antitrust Suit Described As Largest Yet by Agency
The suit, described by Stern as the biggest ever handled by the agency and the most spectacular antitrust action since the 1911 Standard Oil breakup, follows GM reporting a 14 fold jump in Q3 earnings to 243 million and 20 percent sales rise.
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Stern
Standard Oil
Justice Department
GM Acceptance Corp
Ethyl Corp
New Jersey
Euclid Co
Antitrust Division
Department
Justice
Senate
Ford
Auto price strategy shifts amid rising costs and imports
A study notes 1973 models absorbed 37 percent of average cost increases of 383 per model while 1975 prices covered 90 percent of 630 cost rises, yet sales fell 19 percent. Foreign share rose to 19.3 percent as 1976 models show pricing to offset demand drop and higher costs.
Ford outlines 1976 campaign record and admin shakeups
Ford stresses selling his own record over attacking Reagan, cites restored credibility in the White House and progress on energy independence. He acknowledges campaign organization problems, defends no NYC federal aid, and details personnel changes including Kissinger, Rumsfeld, Scowcroft, Colby replacement by Bush. He says Reagan could join primaries, prefers centrist stance, and would veto a tax cut bill without a spending cap while opposing the current energy bill.
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White House
Ford
Richard M. Nixon
Ford Administration
Nixon
Schlesinger
T Ns
Donald Rumsfeld
Kissinger
National Security Council
Brent Scowcroft
CIA
William Colby
George Bush
U.S
Peking
Desir
Rumsfeld
Defense
New York City
New York
Ronald Reagan
California
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Hearst Defense Moves Unclear as Plea Hearing Approaches
Patricia Hearst's attorney says she is not going to plead guilty at the Monday plea hearing on 10 federal bank robbery charges but declining to reveal the strategy. Defense could seek multiple options including innocent by reason of insanity or delay, with possible plea bargaining or appeal. Judge Carter has ruled Hearst mentally competent to stand trial.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Albert Johnson
F. Lee Bailey
Miss” Hearst
Randolph A. Hearst
Bailey
Miss Hearst
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
Hearst
SLA
Hibernia Bank
Johnson
Carter
Franco Reported Making Progress Amid Health Crisis
In Madrid Spain Gen Francisco Franco was said to be making positive progress 48 hours after his second major abdominal operation in four days His surgeons called his resistance exceptional and noted the general remained under sedation but showing signs of improvement Despite grave condition no recovery hopes were stated medical bulletins said kidney dialysis slowly diluted poisons while a blood clot in his left leg remained stationary and the stomach bleeding ceased following operations on Monday night and Friday
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Madrid
IRA Problems Seen Bigger Since Release
Dublin AP reports the Herrema kidnapping rescue boosts the government ahead of West Mayo by election. Cosgrave seeks to expand powers to curb the IRA, hoping a Fine Gael Labour coalition win preserves a working majority for anti terror measures. The IRA and Dublin British tensions persist with 150+ militants jailed.
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Dublin
Ireland
Tiede Herrema
Irish Republican Army
West Mayo
Liam Cosgrave
Fine Gael
Cosgrave
Dail
IRA
Fianna Fail
Herrema
ETRA
Cas- Brave
West
Propane Explodes After Train Derailment Near Fairlee
A freight train derailed along the Connecticut River near Fairlee Vermont and three propane cars exploded. No injuries were reported as about 100 firemen fought the blaze and residents were evacuated. The blasts, heard up to 10 miles away, followed by a second explosion, with a bright red flame lighting the hillside. The derailment marked a second incident on the line in three weeks.
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Fairlee
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Vermont
Dexter Pierce
Hanover
Amtrak
Washington
Montreal
Charlestown
N.H
General Motors Under Fire From Antitrust Moves Across Decades
General Motors has faced ongoing antitrust scrutiny for over 25 years as government officials weigh action against the auto giant. Despite past cases, GM maintains dominance with about half the domestic market, while executives like Thomas A. Murphy express ambition for a 60 percent share amid recovery from industry downturn.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Cadillac
Justice Department
Federal Trade Commission
Ford Motor Co
United
David Healey
Drexel Burnham
New York
GMM
U.S. Supreme Court
E.1. du Pont de Nemours Co
Auto Company
U.S
du Pont
Senate
Thomas A. Murphy
Associated Press
Murphy
Judge Calls Quinlans To Court Today
Morristown New Jersey AP reports a superior court judge will hear arguments and then issue a decision on whether to authorize disconnecting the respirator for Karen Anne Quinlan. The closed session is at 1 30 p m with a lengthy opinion to follow after signoffs by counsel.
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Morristown
Karen Anne Quinlan
Robert Muir Jr
Atty
Paul W. Armstrong
Joseph Quinlan
Quinlan
Julia
New Jersey
William F. Hyland
Morris County
Donald G. Collester
Miss Quinlan
Daniel R. Coburn
Ralph Porzio
Theodore Einhorn
St. Clare’s Hospital
Denville
Environmentalists oppose Greek Government Over New Industries
Environmentalists clash with the Greek government over industrial expansion plans in southern Greece. The Archeology Council resigned over a $560 million shipyard steel mill and cement complex at Pylos, claiming it endangers archaeological sites.
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Athens
Greece
Archeology Council
Pylos
Nikolaos Dranthakis
Athens University
Methana Island
Thermaios Gui
Salonica
Aegean
Thassos
Con
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GMC
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