Portuguese Protest Violence Deepens as Crisis Persists
In Leiria and Porto, anti and pro Goncalves factions clash. one man slain and several wounded as mobs attack Communist party HQs. Emergency sessions of Portugal's Revolutionary Council fail to resolve the crisis, with violence continuing amid calls for leadership changes.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Vasco
Goncalves
Sone Man
Communist Party 2
Leiria
Revolutionary Council
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Eplace Goncalves
Ernesto Melo Antunes
Council
Otelo de Carvalho
Communist Party
Porto
Eurico Corvacho
NBC
CTA
Peter Dehmel
US to end Lockheed secret bribes
Washington requires Lockheed Aircraft Corp to stop making secret payments to foreign officials and political groups. Treasury Secretary Simon condemns the practice as harmful to national institutions while Lockheed defends its payments as necessary to win business and refuses to disclose recipient names.
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Washington
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Treasury
William E. Simon
Senate Banking Committee
Lockheed
Simon
D.J. Haughton
Haughton
Sen
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Pony Died After Torture By Neighborhood Children
In Nashville two ponies found at an apartment complex suffered abuse by local children over three days. One pony died after having eyes gouged out and being set on fire. the other was rescued and will require a year to recover, with authorities considering juvenile court prosecution.
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Nashville, Tenn
Frances Hutcheson
Nashville Humane Association
Tillie Matthews
The
Humane Association
John Carroll
Nashville Association For the Protection of Animals
Carroll
Carol Hoagey
Hendersonsville
Emergency room receives all true emergencies at AMC
The AMC administrator said any emergency patient will be received in the emergency room for first aid and basic life saving procedures. Patients should call their doctor if possible before going, but ER nurses will contact the doctor if needed. Follow up requires physician contact.
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Audrain Medical Center
AMC
Woodrow Lee
Miners Renew Nationwide Strike Threat
About 300 West Virginia coal miners marked the third week of their wildcat walkout with a parade and scuffles with police over illegal street marching and a confiscation attempt. The strike idles about 37,900 miners across four states, costing roughly 1.8 million tons of coal and 10 million dollars in wages. The miners press for a right to strike over local disputes and to use the grievance procedure in their 1974 contract, amid court actions and injunctions. The grievance board was reportedly set to be empaneled with ten appointees by the United Mine Workers and the coal association.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Virginia
US District Court
K. K. Hall
Hall
Logan County
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
United Mine Workers and the Coal Association
Ford Leads Reagan In Har ris GOP Nomination Poll
A Harris poll conducted Aug six to ten shows Ford ahead of Ronald Reagan 55 to 34 percent among Republicans and independents for the GOP presidential nomination. Ford leads 60 to 32 among Republicans and 50 to 35 with independents, with strongest Midwest support and a narrow West edge. Reagan has a formal committee but is not yet declared.
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New York
Ford
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
West
Midwest
GOP
Jacque Jones Hospitalized After Sudden Illness at Car Service
Jacque Jones of 1218 Hendricks Street is in the intensive care unit at Audrain Medical Center after falling ill while his car was serviced at Carroll Motor Co. He owns the J. and M. Rock an’ Gem shop at 1535 E. Jaberty Street. further details unavailable due to transcription issues.
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Jacque Jones
Hendricks St
Audrain Medical Center
Carroll Motor Co
J. and
M. Rock
E. Jaberty
Dee Tale
Dogs Itch With Allergy in Summer Heat
Cincinnati AP report quotes veterinary dermatologist Dr. Pat Breen on canine allergies rising with ragweed pollen and mold levels. He notes dogs itch more as pollen counts climb and warns wool sweaters may irritate wool allergic dogs. plastic bowls can trigger rashes, while crockery reduced symptoms.
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Cincinnati
Pat Breen
Breen
First Day Covers for Women’s Year Issued at Seneca Falls
In Seneca Falls New York the U S Postal Service issues first day covers for International Women’s Year. Ceremonies at Eisenhower College mark Women’s Rights Day as the 55th anniversary of the 19th Amendment. Seneca Falls hosted the 1848 Women’s Rights Convention, the nation’s first suffrage meeting.
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Seneca Falls
N.Y
U.S. Postal Service
Eisenhower College
U.S
United States
Prince Philip to compete in European driving championships
Prince Philip duke of Edinburgh arrives in Poland to take part in the third European driving championships as president of the International Equestrian Federation. Thirty drivers from eleven nations will compete at a racetrack near Gdansk from August 27 to 31, driving one of two carriages of the British queen.
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Warsaw
Prince Philip
Duke of Edinburgh
Poland
International Equestrian Federation
Gdansk
Public prosecutor seeks release of Agnew plea talks
George Beall requests transcription of stenographer notes from two secret meetings that led to Spiro Agnew resigning as vice president. The talks with government prosecutors and Agnew’s lawyers, held in a Virginia motel room and at the Justice Department, produced a no contest plea to a tax evasion charge in exchange for resignation.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
U.S
Alexandria, Va
Justice Department
Maryland
Beall
Baltimore
Judah Best
Best
Jervis Finney
Finney
Hi Way R 3 Cuts Taxes By 48 Cents
The Hi Way R 3 School Board reduced the levy 48 cents to 3.77 per 100 of assessed value due to an 11.2 percent rise in county real estate valuation. Lunch prices stay 45 cents for students and 70 cents for adults. Classes start Thursday. Debra Harris hired as speech pathologist. Mrs George Clough Sr will head cook until Mrs Raymond Hildebrand returns. A St Ann Music Service rep will meet with students and parents about this year’s instrumental program. Pearl Motor Co. awarded bus service bid for the year.
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Supt
Dayton Kings
Debra Harris
Kingsrater
George Clough Sr
Raymond Hildebrand
St. Ann’s
Pearl Motor Co
48 Percent Of Soybeans Rated As Fair In Missouri
Rains helped most farms in western eastern and south central Missouri but harmed the Bootheel cotton crop. Soybeans were mostly fair at 48 percent with 22 percent poor 28 percent good and 2 percent excellent. Corn drought conditions stood at 65 percent poor 27 percent fair 6 percent good and 2 percent excellent with 67 percent in the dent stage. Grain sorghum was 80 percent headed, 13 percentage points above last year.
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Vcolumbia
Missouri
Bootheel
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Liberated Women Learn To Fix Faucets And Fuses
CHICAGO AP Women join Lois Burdeiner’s classes at the Women’s Liberation School to break the habit of outsourcing home repairs. Fifteen students learn to fix faucets, fuses, and other tasks, moving from home to home to practice hands on skills and gain independence.
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Chicago
Lois Burdeiner
Women’s Liberation School
County Sues County for Destroying Dog in Brighton
Mr and Mrs George W Moore sue Adams County for 50500 alleging the Manchester terrier Tammy was illegally euthanized by a pound employee who mistakenly marked her for death. The suit filed in Brighton District Court seeks 500 for the dog 25000 for mental anguish and 25000 in exemplary damages.
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Brighton
Colo
George W. Moore
Adams County
Manchester
Tammy
Brighton District Court
Moore
Castle Rock
Pound
Newspaper Guild UKs PD Agreement Sealed in St Louis
Two unions at the St Louis Post Dispatch ratified three year contracts with Pulitzer Publishing Co Local 47 of the Newspaper Guild Post Dispatch chapter approved a 30 percent raise Sept 1 and 3 percent raises annually for three years The pact includes cost of living provisions health and welfare improvements and similar terms for St Louis Mailers No 3 Also in the deal is a liberalized COLA Members of other unions were to vote on tentative agreements reached last week
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Pulitzer Pubiishing Co
Newspaper Guild
Post-Dispatch
St. Louis Mailers No. 3
Talks on Rhodesia Bridge Standoff Breaks Off
Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith pulled his team back from Victoria Falls as talks recessed amid black nationalist demands for talks inside Rhodesia. ANC leaders push for black rule while Kaunda and Muller urge a last ditch plea to avert collapse. Smith would return to sign a preliminary accord if the ANC accepts his demand.
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Victoria Falls
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Smith
Salisbury
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia
Hilgard Muller
African National Council
Livingstone
ANC
Zambezi River
John Vorster
Pretoria
Sithole
Vorster
Kaunda
Africa
Hank Williams Jr. Leaves Montana Hospital After Fall
Country singer Hank Williams Jr. is out of the hospital after a fall from a snow field on the Continental Divide near Ajax Lake. He remains in Montana for an indefinite period, with serious head injuries previously reported.
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Hank Williams Jr
Missoula
Mont
Williams
Montana
Continental Divide
Ajax Lake
Butte
Senators May Get Nixon Documents
White House counsel Philip W. Buchen told a federal court he plans to comply with a Senate intelligence committee subpoena for Nixon administration documents unless a court blocks it. The Justice Department seeks a ruling on ownership of Nixon tapes and documents impounded by a court, while the committee probes 1970 Chilean action and the Huston Plan for domestic intelligence.
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Washington
White House
Senate Intelligence Committee
Philip W. Buchen
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Buchen
Ricard M. Nixon
Nixon
Salvador Allende
Chile
Huston
Betty Hutton Leaves Rectory in Rhode Island
Betty Hutton, former film star, left St. Anthony's Rectory in Portsmouth Rhode Island to return to California about two weeks ago after staying there since June. The priest said letters to the Providence bishop claimed her presence disrupted the rectory while she pursued a comeback and psychiatric treatment in New York earlier.
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Portsmouth
R.I
Betty Hutton
Peter Maguire
St. Anthony’s
Miss Hutton
California
New York
Father Maguire
Providence
Father Mcguire
MMA Opens Year With Faculty Dinner
Missouri Military Academy will start the 1975-76 year with a faculty and staff dinner at 7 p.m. in the academy dining room. Faculty meetings begin Thursday to prepare for cadet enrollment. new high school cadets enroll Sept. 2, junior school cadets Sept. 3, and returning cadets register Sept. 4.
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Missouri Military Academy
Academy
Ten Year Old Twins Attempt Suicide After Scolding
Pittsburgh police say twin brothers, 10, attempted to stab, ingest poison and inhale aerosols after being scolded by their father. They survived and were to be released from hospital this week. A note read I am no good and no longer part of the family. Parents say elder discipline followed a 600 time writing punishment.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Hospital
Rembrance
Thompson resident recovers after knee surgery at Columbia Regional
C L Dawson of Route 1 Thompson underwent major knee surgery at Columbia Regional Hospital on August 13 and is recovering well at home.
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C.L. Dawson
Rte. 1
Thompson
Columbia Regional Hospital
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