Portugal Protest Sparks Clashes and Lisbon Rally
In Portugal troops dispersed anti Communist demonstrations in two northern cities and established checkpoints around Lisbon. Socialist supporters gathered in the capital for an antigovernment rally as the Communist party branded the event a counterrevolutionary march aiming to halt the Socialists. A separate rally in Porto drew about 75,000 people.
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Six Americans and Ethiopians abducted in Asmara base raid
Unidentified abductors took two Americans and four Ethiopians from a U S communications base in Asmara. Ethiopian authorities say the motive may involve Eritrean secessionist elements. Security forces search for the captors as regional political tensions rise amid protests in Portugal.
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Landing Pictures Canceled In Soviet Space Landing
A Soviet controller said live pictures from the Soyuz landing in Kazakhstan would not be possible due to persistent TV problems. Ground observers noted helicopters near the site would still relay any available footage to Moscow. Cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Valeri Kubasov are slated to land 200 miles from Baikonur after tweaking two cameras in orbit.
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OAU ministers adopt issues agenda amid South Africa rift
In Kampala ministers from Arab and African nations in the OAU adopted an issues agenda while split over South Africa policy. Idi Amin urged liberation war against South Africa and expulsion of both Pretoria and Israel from the UN. Four leaders boycott the meeting as Tanzania Botswana Zambia and Mozambique stay away. Debates split moderates seeking dialogue and hard-liners urging armed action. The conference also plans to address the international status of South Africa and Palestinian rights ahead of a July summit.
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Decree backing sought in India as emergency rule looms
Veteran Cabinet Minister Jagjivan Ram prepare to urge Parliament for constitutional backing of Indira Gandhi's emergency decree as editors push for relaxed censorship and foreign journalist access amid the first Parliament session since the June 26 emergency declaration.
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Stonehouse Held in Jail on 21 Charges in Bow Street
MP John Stonehouse is ordered held in jail on 21 charges including fraud theft forgery and conspiracy after a Bow Street hearing. His secretary Sheila Buckley was freed on bail on six charges as Stonehouse’s disappearance and fake death story was detailed.
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Computer picks Miss Bolivia to reign as Miss Universe
A computer selected 19 year old Miss Bolivia as the next Miss Universe in San Salvador. The judges chose differently and remained quiet as military troops and police were present in the city.
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Orit Cooper
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Maritza Pineda
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Summit set to sign pact at Helsinki summit
The 35 nation European Security Conference will sign the final agreement July 30 in Helsinki Finland. Leaders including President Ford and Soviet leader Brezhnev will attend. Turkey won wording on military maneuvers and reciprocity in trade. NATO secretary general Luns called the detente effort a practical example of security.
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Morgan Town Travel Service welcomes South America trips
Visit Hotel Morgan to book reservations for Chile travel and other South American vacations. Enjoy fishing, lakes, and scenic beauty as you plan your trip with Morgan Town Travel Service. Call 292-8471. Open daily.
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