Leftist Paratroopers Seize Three Air Bases in Portugal
In Lisbon and across Portugal, leftist paratroopers occupied three air force bases early today signaling a coordinated rebellion against the moderate military leadership. Authorities report turmoil as personnel reportedly support the action.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Air Force
Tancos
Tagus River
Monte Real
Capital
Montijo
Tagus
Monsanto
Spain lifts fines for priests amid Franco regime tensions
Fines totaling about 178000 dollars against more than 30 Roman Catholic priests were lifted to honor King Juan Carlos I's ascension. Unrest looms as Basque and leftist groups threaten more actions, with reports of arms distribution and troop movements near Lisbon.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Juan Carlos I
Franco
Violin Stolen From Picone. Family Education at Risk
Benjamin Picone of Atlanta says the Guadagnini violin valued at $60,000 was stolen from his car after an October concert. He plans to sell the instrument to fund his four children's college, and notes the loss of this prized possession follows insurance denial for full coverage. A $5,000 reward remains available as police probe continues.
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Atlanta
Benjamin Picone
Italy
Picone
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
New York
Orange Sky Flares as LA Brush Fire Destroys Homes
An ominous orange sky hung over the Los Angeles area as firefighters fought to stop the massive brush fire from spreading. More than 20 homes on the northeast edge of the city were burned to the ground.
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Sacrescenta Area
Los Angeles
New 13 Cent Stamp Rate Heads to December Rollout
The Postal Service prints a 13 cent first class stamp set to take effect December 28. Postmaster General Benjamin F. Bailor says the rate would advance unless a law blocks it. The House approved a 12 cent halt, but chances of stopping the hike appear slim.
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Washington
Benjamin F. Bailor
House
Bailor
Postal Service
Moynihan stays on as U N chief amid White House backing
United Nations chief Moynihan confirms he will remain in his post after talks with President Ford. The White House and Secretary Kissinger voiced full confidence, insisting Moynihan defend U S positions vigorously at the UN amid criticism.
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United Nations
N.Y
White House
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
U.S
United States
Harvard
Ford
Washington
Moynihan
Henry A. Kissinger
CBS Television
U.N
Farm to Fork Gap Narrows as Hog Prices Fall
Agriculture Department data show live hog prices to farmers have fallen about 20 percent from their fall peak, while retail pork prices eased only 2.1 percent through early November. Rising middleman costs for pork and beef offset some farmer price declines, widening the farm retail spread.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Weather and fires blot sky as California blaze grows
Snow is forecast for Middletown tonight and again Wednesday with highs in the mid 30s and lows in the upper 20s. Separately, 5,000 residents evacuated as the Angeles National Forest fire scorched 45,000 acres near LA with 70 firefighters injured. Gov Brown declared a state emergency and federal aid sought.
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Middletown
Angeles National Forest
Los Angeles
Santa Ana
Mojave Desert
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Ford
Mount Baldy
Claremont
San Dimas Canyon
Forest Service
Contre
Angeles Forest
Two Women Strangled Found in Fort Wright Home
Kenton County detectives continue questioning relatives after Loretta Wilson 73 and Myra Gleberman 50 were found strangled in their Fort Wright residence. Police said both victims were on the same bed with marks of a struggle and had been dead more than 24 hours.
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Covington, Ky
Kenton County
Fort Wright
Robert Reichert
Loretta Wilson
Myra Gleberman
Gleberman
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Sym Y
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Senate
Daniel Moynihan
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Riverside
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Big Tujunga Canyon
Chatworth
Mt. Baldy
Kentucky
Robert Meyers
Myron Gleberman Sr
Lexington
The
A.B. Chandler Medical
University of Kentucky
Meyers
Leugers Furniture Co
Cincinnati
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