Portugal's Military Leaders Split Over Future Direction
Portugal's top officers clash over governance after last year's failed leftist revolt. Some favor military guiding the state while others push for civilian rule through elected representatives, signaling deep divisions within the armed forces.
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National Prayer Over Fireworks Marks Eaton Rapids Fourth
In Eaton Rapids Michigan the July Fourth celebration will emphasize prayer over fireworks as residents mark the nation’s birth on a Sunday. City officials discussed moving the celebration to a different date while ministers urged religion to take precedence.
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Firefighters Find Bodies Buried in Shallow Grave Near Columbia
Five gasoline soaked bodies including a woman and four children were found smouldering in a freshly dug grave in reseeded pines near North Carolina Highway 94. State officials say the deaths appear to be a brutal, single incident with possible beating and arson. Authorities continue to investigate the crime scene with SBI, sheriff’s deputies, and highway patrolmen on site.
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House Democrats Seek New Turkish Arms Embargo
A group of House Democrats will try to reimpose or strengthen a Turkish military aid embargo as the House debates the foreign aid bill. Reps. Paul Sarbanes and John Brademas sponsor the move, arguing no progress in Turkish Greek Cyprus negotiations. Rep. William Broomfield says the embargo harms US interests and hopes post election policy can shift back toward presidential leadership. The issue stems from Turkey's 1974 Cyprus invasion and subsequent actions. renewed action was set to be considered with the aid legislation for a four month period.
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Drug Runners Use CBs To Foil Cops
State police warn citizen band radios aid drug runners by locating officers and coordinating convoys across New Mexico highways. Officers say 75 percent of seizures involve cannabis, and 90 percent of CB traffic seeks Smokey radio locations, with ground units and aircraft using CBs to evade police.
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Hearst Trial Focuses On Admissibility Of Evidence
Defense attorney Bailey asks Judge Carter to hear arguments on whether evidence seized at the final SLA hideout should be allowed in Miss Hearst bank robbery case. Prosecution already used key materials including the Tania interview, with witnesses challenging accounts of the May 1974 raid.
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Harrises seek closed circuit TV for reporters in Hearst case
In Los Angeles the Harrises and Miss Hearst want their trial televised for reporters unable to see in a small courtroom. Judge Brandler rejected a TV plan and proposed media pay for closed circuit coverage. the high security courtroom seats 54 and over 100 reporters attended the start of Hearst’s trial.
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Nixon to Submit Written China Report to State Department
Richard Nixon will send a written report on his China trip to the State Department. Officials will decide if the report warrants the President's attention. Nixon met Mao Zedong and Hua Guo-leng during an eight day visit, becoming the first American to meet Hua since his rise to leadership. Ford called the trip politically damaging to Nixon's campaign.
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Local Records Reveal Unclear Case Details and Fees
Fragmentary notes from a regional paper outline a case involving Nate and others. The garbled text references fees, dates, locations, and potential charges, with scattered names and places like Bretton, Cotter, Newgoom, and Credetory. The fragmentary format provides no clear outcome or actionable facts.
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