Army rebellion in Lisbon seizes radio and TV stations
Armed troops in Lisbon seized radio and television stations and claimed to have toppled Premier Marcello Caetano's government. Diplomatic reports described a confused situation with some regiments still loyal to the regime, and the rebels forming the National Junta of Salvation to restore civil rights and set up transitional elections for a new constitution.
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Joseph FE. Dynan
Associated Press
Lisbon
Portugal
Marcello Caetano
Foreign Ministry
Plaza de Commercio
London
7Th Cavalry Regiment
National Junta of Salvation
Madrid
Army
Interior
Navy
Air Force
Emissora Nacional
Portuguese Radio and Television
Radio Clube Portugues
Tagus
Radio Clube
Antonio Spinola
Spinola
Caetano
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Americo Thomas
Francisco Costa E Gomes
Ministry of the Army
Roswell Seeks Inland Port Ties with West Coast Ports
Roswell officials completed step one in pursuing inland port status after a two day California trip. Roswell Chamber of Development and Commerce members met with Los Angeles Long Beach and San Diego port officials to gauge interest and gather guidance. The LA and Long Beach offices showed the most willingness to collaborate, with suggestions to contact Japanese shipping firms. Discussions included interruptive freight rates and warehousing needs. Attendees included Roswell Mayor Jerry N Smith and industry representatives from ICX, Mountain International Corp and state planning. Step two aims to engage railroads and trucking firms to study rates and logistics.
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Roswell
California
Rod Starkey
ACDC
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Ilinois-California Express
ICX
Galveston
Tex
Starkey
Bill Gentry
David King
State Planning Office
Jerry N Smith
William F. Brainerd
John A. Duffy
Denver
Colo
The
Mountain International Corp
KCDC
Nixon subpoenas respond extension and charges trimmed
The House Judiciary Committee voted 34 to 4 to push Nixon’s subpoena response to next Tuesday and received a staff recommendation to drop a number of impeachment charges. The panel plans to focus on Watergate, taxes, and campaign contributions as evidence is prepared for a May 7 hearing.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Peter Rodino
Dn.j
White House
Rodino
Charles Rangel
D-N.y
Elizabeth Holtzman
Dn.y
Santa Fe councilmen vote to join city payroll
Santa Fe city council approved $3,500 annual salaries for themselves, to take effect July 1, at a Wednesday night meeting.
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Santa Fe, N. M
Santa Fe
Rainstorm Delivers Varied Rain Totals Across Roswell Area
A convective storm drenched Roswell and surrounding areas Wednesday night with rainfall varying by location. Sacramento Mountains and north southeastern plains saw the spread, with totals from 0.06 to 0.40 inches and two inches of hail reported near Picacho in the Hondo Valley. Weather officials expect more rain to come.
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Roswell
National Weather Service
Bitter Lakes
Picacho
Here
Hondo Valley
Terry Inglesby
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Sacramento
Inglesby
Hearst Calls Parents Pigs and Clown Fiancé in Tape
Patricia Hearst denounces her parents as "pigs" and her fiancé as a "clown" in a taped message. She identifies as a soldier of the people’s army and says she willingly joined the SLA robbery, describing the bank job and her role while stating she is alive and uncoerced.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
People’s Army
Miss Hearst
Tania
People's Army
Hearsts
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph A. Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Hibernia Bank
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