Portugal Reds Suffer Setbacks Amid Porto Unrest
In Porto a 260-man mob gutted the head offices of the Intersindical union, burned contents and marched on the Communist led confederation. In Lisbon, 1 500 demonstrators attacked the union HQ while authorities moved to quell clashes, amid broader anti Communist rioting and a military political crisis.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Porto
Intersindival
Communist Party
Alvaro Cunhal
Cunhal
Eurico Corvadho
Alcobaca
Corvacho
Vasco Goncalves
Central Trade Federation
Intersindical
Moscow
Minneapolis
Ford
American Legion
United States
Laurel Swamp Union Church Homecoming at Clymer area
The Laurel Swamp Union Church at Clymer RD 2 near Penns Manor School marks its 43rd anniversary with a weekend of services. Rev. Philip Mack hosts Friday night at 7 30 with Rev. Robert Marsh, music by Clymer Gospel Mission Church. Saturday night features Rev. Logan Mack with Fulton Run Holiness Mission Church music. Sunday events include Sunday school at 10, worship at 11, a 2 30 service with Rev. Collins Cramer and music by Mr. and Mrs. William Moore, and a 7 30 service with Rev. Clarence Bennett and music by Laurel Swamp Union Church.
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Clymer
Laurel Swamp Union
Clymer RD
Penns Manor
Philip Mack
Robert Marsh
Treasurer Backs Strike By Renters
A report notes the treasurer endorses a renters strike amid mounting housing concerns. The brief cites local officials and community groups urging action to protest high costs and eviction pressures.
Indiana County Tourist Bares Board Set Meeting Time
Members of the Indiana County Tourist Bares board will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Indiana County Courthouse for a scheduled session.
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The
Indiana County
Gov Shapp Eyes Fast Route 22 Improvements
Gov. Shapp gave a high priority rating Tuesday to improving Route 22 from Mundys Corner to Chickaree Mountain. PennDOT plans immediate action as Ebensburg clergy and Cadette Girl Scouts delivered petitions with 6 000 signatures. Legislator Bonetto urged inclusion of a 3.2 mile stretch between Armagh and Chickaree Mountain in funding requests.
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Ebensburg
Shapp
Mundys Corner
Chickaree Mountain
Ebensburg Area
David Simms
Simms
State Department of Transportation
Penndot
Gov. Shapp
Joseph F. Bonetto
D-Allegheny
House Transportation Committee
Indiana County Planning Commission
Armagh
Benetto
Cambria County
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Hearst Mother Testifies On Hideout Knowledge
In Harrisburg a federal grand jury recessed as Catherine Hearst testified she knew little about the Pennsylvania hideout used last summer for Patricia Hearst. She said she was there briefly and wants Patty safe, while potential locations and witnesses were discussed for the ongoing harboring probe.
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Harrisburg
Patricia Hearst
Pennsylvania
Catherine Hearst
Patty
John Cottone
Hearst
FBI
Braet Court
R. Dixon Herman
Jack Scott
Portland
Ore
Oberlin Ohio College
Martinez
New York City
Scotts
Cana Fe
Seraston
Miss Hearst
Tive
Miller
Los Angeles Times
Scott
Times
Federal
Miners End Walkout At Two Portals
About 700 men at Florence Mining Company portals Robinson and Black Lick returned to work after a daylong walkout over an absentee program dispute. An official cited possible communications breakdown as a cause. The No 1 Mine portals feed the Conemaugh Steam Electric Generating Station near New Florence.
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Robinson
Florence
Robinson and Black Lick
Robinson Portal
Black Lick
United Mine Workers of America
Conemaugh
New Florence
Apollo Ridge School Board Special Meeting Held
The Apollo Ridge School Board will convene a special meeting at 8 p.m. on August 21 in the administrative office board room at First Street, Apollo.
Sugar use and prices seen easing in coming year
Washington AP The Agriculture Department forecasts Americans will consume less sugar per person in 1975 to 90 pounds down from 97 in 1974 and a high of 103 in 1972 due to high prices. Raw sugar production rises while consumption falls keeping prices lower with 1975 1976 outlooks showing imports at 11 year lows.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
United States
Desoto Holiday House Fire in Bradford Damages Estimated
A Bradford fire caused $100,000 in damages at the Desoto Holiday House in McKean County. The blaze started early Tuesday in the hotel kitchen, likely from a Greena NOPSS stove, with the kitchen most damaged and smoke spreading through other areas. More than five firemen fought the flames before dawn.
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Bradford
Desoto
McKean County
Blairsville to Expand Public Works and Community Events
Blairsville plans to continue modernizing its water system to reduce purchases from High Ridge Water Co, install school zone signs near SS Simon and Jude and Third Ward Schools, and discuss a truck route. The Blairsville Sesquicentennial Committee seeks participation in Blairsville Night at Three Rivers Stadium while the bank backs transportation for Blairsville Giants Junior Legion baseball. Council advances sewer line work in Point St and a major water line project.
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High Ridge Water Co
SS. Simon and Jude
Third Ward
PTA
Blairsville
William F. Graff Sr
Tokyo Visit May Be Hit By Radicals
Washington AP reports that Japanese leftists may protest Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger’s Tokyo visit over U.S. military presence in Japan and Okinawa and calls to keep nuclear weapons out. Police are seen as capable. trip proceeds with talks in Tokyo and Korea and briefings in Hawaii.
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Washington
Pentagon
James R. Schlesinger
Tokyo
Schlesinger
Japan
Okinawa
U.S
Inlet
Defense
South Korea
Hawaii
U.S. Pacific
Far East
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Seoul
United States
Police Probe Two Mishaps In District
Police investigated two traffic accidents in the district in 24 hours with no injuries. Vehicles driven by John Leone and Douglas Biotzer collided at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday near Legislative Route 32046 and Melony Lane west of Indiana. damage listed at $250. Indiana Borough Police reported a two vehicle crash at 5:04 p.m. Tuesday at Fifth St Chestnut St, with damage pegged at $1,300. Operators identified as Stephen Pavelchick and Kenneth D Donahue.
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Blairsville
Joseph Prola
S. Liberty St
Steve Chovanec
S. Spring St
Chovanec
Kenneth W. Uber
Uber
John Leone
Melony Lane
Indiana
Douglas Biotzer
S. 10Th
Indiana Borough
Fifth St.Chestnut St
Stephen Pavelchick
Homer City
Kenneth D. Donahue
Indiana RD
Political standoff delays Kalodner nomination to Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg AP Senate Democratic leader Nolan says swift action on two remaining Public Utility Commission nominees possible but cannot assure confirmation of Kilip Kalodner. Nolan opposed Kalodner previously but would reverse if Lamb is nominated, saying Lamb could balance the board between pro and consumer factions. Nina Gowell’s Milk Marketing Board nomination also re-submitted after defeat last month.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Public Utility Commission
Kilip Kalodner
Thomas Nolan
Allegheny County
Shapp
Kalodner
PAC
Eevanet
Thomas Lamb
Kalodner-Lamb
Lamb
Nolan
Nina Gowell
Pittsburgh
Milk Marketing Board
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N.Y
U.S. District Court
Manhattan
Mel Patrick Lynch
Augustin Ferreira
Clymer Area
Coa’t
Page Heating
Ian
Lems
Robert Williams
Gov
Jean Stewart
Annetta Stewart
Mrs. Hearst
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Hearsta
Patricia
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