Iberia in Turmoil as Leftists Clash in Oporto
Radical leftists battled in Oporto injuring 60 as authorities blamed far right groups for provocations. In Lisbon the Revolutionary Council backed the moderate government after meetings with Premier Azevedo. Riot police evacuated UDP defenders from their headquarters amid three hours of gunfire, grenades, and stone throwing as thousands clashed outside.
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Portugal
Oporto
Revolutionary Council
Military Council
Movement For Reorganization
Proletarian
Popular Democratic Union
MRPP
Communist Electoral Front
Marxist-Leninist
Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo
Revolutinary Council
UDP
Mario Soares
Soares
Spain names hardline general to lead anti terror campaign
Madrid reports Lt Gen Angel Campano is appointed head of Spain's Civil Guard after 11 Basque terrorists were released for lack of evidence. The move follows 20 police deaths this year and a push by rightists for harsher action, with four ETA members awaiting possible death sentences in a high profile case.
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Madrid
Spain
Angel Campano
Leon Herrera
Campana
Jose Vega Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Jose Ignacio Mugica
ETA
Liberty
Mugica
Luis Carrero Blanco
Ford Not Taking Chance On Election
President Ford says he is not afraid of challengers yet campaigns as if he will lose. In a second news conference in as many days he faced more questions about the 1976 race and his strategy.
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Ford
Washington
Detroit
Congress
California
Ronald Reagan
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Reagan
Boy In Coma Dies State Warns Quinlans
Randal Carmen, 17, died after 20 days on life support following a football injury. His parents considered disconnecting the ventilator as doctors said brain activity was flat. Ohio Attorney General Hyland warned against shortening a life and potential criminal liability.
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Quinlans
Elyria
Ohio
Randal Carmen
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Morristown
N.J
William F. Hyland
Joseph Quinlan
Karen Anne
Carmens
Wellington
Randal
Lorain
Carmen
Ford Holds Grain To Reach Deal
President Ford keeps U S grain embargo on the Soviet Union while talks for a long term Moscow sales pact proceed. Agriculture officials project record corn and near 2.14 billion bushel wheat harvests with Polish purchases likely to rise, easing price pressures.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Detroit
Poland
Moscow
Earl L. Butz
Russia
Butz
American Farm Bureau Federation
William J. Kuhfuss
Elmore Bathurst
Oklahoma Wheatgrowers Association
Agriculture Department
Warsaw
Don Paarberg
USDA
Fulbright Made Honorary Knight by Queen Elizabeth II
Former Sen J William Fulbright receives an Honorary Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire from Queen Elizabeth II for outstanding contributions to Anglo American relations. Ambassador Sir Peter Ramsbotham presents the cross at a ceremony in Council Bluffs.
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J. William Fulbright
Order of the
Elizabeth II
Peter Ramsbotham
Fulbright
Best Weekend to View Missouri Fall Colors Drives Nearby
The peak weekend for Missouri foliage is likely this May Be Best Week End To See Missouri Fall Color. Scenic drives near Mexico, Mark Twain State Park, Route 19 from New Florence Junction to Portland, and Auxvasse routes showcase red sumac, asters, milkweed pods, corn shocks, pumpkins, and ivy amid oaks and dogwoods.
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Missouri
Mexico
Mark Twain State Park
Santa Fe
New Florence Junction
Portland
Picture Of Crops Improves
The Agriculture Department report shows gains in corn, wheat, and soybeans since Sept. 1, with corn up 50 million bushels to about 0.74 billion and soybeans up 31 million to 1.47 billion. Sorghum grain output fell 10 million to 776 million, and cotton slipped 250,000 bales to 9.1 million.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Seek Favorable Oil Purchase
A U.S. official said Washington seeks oil at favorable prices from the Soviet Union in exchange for grain sales. The Soviet Union has limited excess oil capacity and initial U.S. purchases may run 200,000 to 300,000 barrels daily, about 4 to 5 percent of imports, with a possibility of gradually increasing after precedent is set.
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United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Ford
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Moscow
Aurora team bus crash in Marionville leaves one dead
A pickup camper collided head on with a bus carrying the Aurora High School football team to Columbia. The camper driver, Dean Lafe Rinker, 26, of Mt. Vernon, was killed. Nine people on the bus, including driver Frank Sharron 40, wife Coleen, coaches Eugene Jackson 51 and Ron Bachman 28, and five players, suffered minor injuries and were treated and released. The trip was canceled after the crash on the north edge of Marionville.
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Columbia
Highway Patrol
Dean Lafe Rinker
Mt. Vernon
Rinker
Missouri
Frank Sharron
Coleen
Eugene Jackson
Ron Bachman
Charles McCallister
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