Portugal vote weakens Socialists in first free election
Lisbon voters in Portugal's first free legislative election since HU years show the Socialists leading with about 35 per cent as Conservatives and Communists trail. The left-of-center Popular Democrats hold around 24 percent while Social Democratic Center gains echo a more fragmented outcome and less government stability.
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Lisbon
Portugal
UPD
Socialist Party
Social Democratic Center and
Communists
Social Democrats
Noclear
State Journalists Elect Names in Texas Society Leaders
The Texas chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists elected Lynnell Jaim secretary, Dr Marlin L Red Gibson president, Mike Kingston vice president, and Don Reid re-elected treasurer at Sunday’s Austin convention while other Texas press figures were noted for prior roles. Newspaperman Parker F Prouty, 75, former Lubbock Avalanche-Journal general manager and president, died in Lubbock after surgery.
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San Antonio College
Lynnell Jaim
Texas
Society of Professional Journalists
Sigma Deltz Chi
Austin
Marlin L. “Red” Gibson
University of Texas
Dallas Morning News
Mike Kingston
Don Reid
Huntsville
Parker Fprouty
Vietnam to reunite as assembly meets for first time in centuries
Vietnam’s newly elected joint national assembly will convene within two months to formally reunify the divided nation for the first time in more than four centuries. Pham Hung said final results from Sunday’s largely uncontested elections would not be known until tonight at the earliest, but noted heavy voter turnout across South Vietnam.
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Vietnam
Joint National Assembly
Pham Hung
South Vietnam
Hearst may be released from hospital into federal custody
Convicted bank robber Patricia Hearst, recovering from a collapsed lung, could leave Sequoia Hospital in Redwood City California within four or five days and be placed under federal custody officials said Sunday. Lebanese factions used calm to focus on president election amid civil war as Franjieh’s constitutional amendment enabled immediate balloting.
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Patricia Hearst
Sequoiir Hospital
Redwood City
Calif
San Francisco
Lebanon
Trice Committee
Suleiman Franjieh
Buccossar
Kissinger calls aid to majority rule in Africa pivotal visit
Secretary of State Kissinger arrives in Dar es Salaam for a pivotal leg of his Africa tour. He says the United States will not aid black nationalist groups but will support majority rule, as he meets Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere and attends a holiday parade before traveling to Lusaka.
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Flenny Kissinger
United States
Africa
Kissinger
Nairobi
Kenya
Lusaka
Zambia
Dar Es Salaam
Julius Nyerere
South Africa
Rhodesia
Namibia
South West Africa
U.S
Nyerere
Ibrahim Kadum
Charter Tours Regulation Proposed By Consumer Advocate
Washington (UPI) consumer advocate Jack Yohe proposed a one‑page bill of rights for air charter tour passengers and a licensing system for tour operators. The plan, aimed at curb abusive practices, would require written contracts, refunds for long flight delays, and protections against last minute changes. It comes after FTC announced an industry investigation and CAB rules would suspend licenses for serious violations.
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UPI
Civil Aeronautics Board
Jack Yohe
Federal Trade Commission
Yohe
Yobe
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