Anti-Red protests grow in Portugal
In Lisbon a protes t march ended with the crowd stoning the headquarters of a Communist dominated labor union as protests against a general strike widen. In Porto communists canceled a mass rally after a leftist military commander resigned, amid damage to pro‑Communist prestige and NATO tensions. Pravda urged massive solidarity with Portuguese Communists, signalling Soviet support.
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Porto
Vasco Goncalves
Eurico Corvacho
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Intersindical
Pravda
U.S
Kremlin
NATO
U S Customs said to trip drug smugglers in Bahamas
Nassau Bahamas police sources say a planned seizure may have been foiled by the U S Customs Service announcing a 40 ton marijuana haul off Grand Bahama Island. The find, 60 miles east of Grand Bahama, valued about 22 million dollars, could be the largest ever. Customs in Washington denied the report and said only that Bahamian authorities were informed.
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Grand Bahama
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DOT Official Indicted in Bribery Case Over 40000 Payoffs
Ralph L. Cummins chief of the General Services Division at the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration was indicted on 24 counts of corruption and bribery and one count of conspiracy to defraud the United States. He was arrested at the DOT office and jailed for a hearing. The indictment followed a guilty plea by contractor William K. Gehan to making false statements to the government.
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Department of Transportation
Ralph L. Cummins
General Services Division
National Highway Transportation Safety Administration
United States
Cummins
DOT
U.S
U.S. Atty
Karl Silbert
William K. Greenham
Cimmmins
Greenham
Howard FP. Corcoran
Kent State shooting trial rattled by expert clash
In Cleveland an attorney for victims faced a barrage of threats as the 93 day trial on a 46 million dollar damages case neared its end. Milton Helpern testified a bullet path could come from a military weapon carried by Ohio National Guardsmen during the Kent State killings.
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New York City
Milton Helpern
Kent State
Ohio National Guardsmen
Helpern
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Cambodia
James A. Rhodes
Robert White
Ohio National Guard
Susan Ford sets out on two day raft trip on Colorado River
President Ford's daughter Susan Ford, age 18, began a two day raft trip on the Colorado River Tuesday. She departed with a party that included her boyfriend Brian McCartney, 28, after Monday prep work.
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Susan
Colorado River
Miss Ford
Brian McCartney
Ford weighs Town Gov Ray for interior secretary
Interior President Ford said Tuesday in Minneapolis he is considering Town Gov. Robert D. Ray for nomination as interior secretary. The post was left vacant after former Gov. Stanley Hathaway of Wyoming resigned for health reasons. Ford spoke at a breakfast with regional news media executives, saying he has admiration for Ray and that he is among the few considered.
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Deke” Slayton
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Space Agency
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