Portugal in turmoil as Azevedo appeals for unity
Prime Minister Jose Pimlheiro de Azevedo flew to Oporto to rally support amid rumors of plots to overthrow his Socialist led government. Bombs exploded in Oporto and Lisbon as military alerts ended and thousands gathered to hear his call for amity and a socialist path.
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Wallace ends European tour in Scotland amid presidential speculation
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace wrapped a two week European swing in Britain Italy France West Germany and Belgium with a sentimental visit to Scotland He refused to confirm plans for the 1976 race saying he may not be involved and noted he leads polls without committing to campaign action He drew media questions on ambitions while visiting Stirling Castle Wallace Monument and Sir William Wallace relics.
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Ethiopian Leaders Missing As Military Council Faces Crisis
Ethiopians report that Maj. Mengistu Haile Mariam and J. Atafu Abate have vanished for over 10 days fueling claims they were ousted. Diplomats note rifts in the Cirgue regime amid arrests, detentions, and deadly clashes as support wanes among workers and students.
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Bus crash near Seviersonderend claims several pupils and teachers
A bus carrying 37 pupils and teachers crashed on the Riviersonderend river on Saturday. Early reports said 20 pupils and seven teachers died, with ten children rescued by police and divers. The group was en route to an inter-schools sports meet at Genademdal. Seviersonderend lies 75 miles east of the town.
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Refugee ship allowed to dock in South Vietnam
The Provisional Revolutionary Government said the SS Thuong Tin carrying 1,546 Vietnamese repatriates may enter South Vietnam. PRG criticized the United States for allowing the voyage, calling it a provocation and breach of sovereignty while noting many refugees left during the war. The ship had been reported near Cam Ranh Bay or Vung Tau and had sailed from Guam October 16.
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Dutch hostage plea spurned as mediation sought
In Monastres Revin Ireland the Irish government refused to act on a Dutch businessman Tiede Herrema’s plea for a mediator to negotiate with his kidnappers. Officials cited that one hostage remains with the captors and warned against handing them another. The plea was shouted from a bedroom prison as the abductors held him at gunpoint.
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Beirut clashes widen as civil war spills into neighborhoods
The fighting between Muslim leftists and Christian militias rages across Beirut with rocket and gunfire in Kantari and conditions worsening in Hamra. Thousands protest for peace as at least 10 die and the toll climbs past 650, with 1,650 wounded.
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Avengers claim murder of Turkish ambassador in Paris
A group calling itself Avengers of the Armenian genocide claimed responsibility for the Paris slaying of Turkish Ambassador Ismail Erez and his chauffeur Talip Yenez. Police questioned Armenian families and urged calm as raids yielded no weapons. experts warned of potential Greek Cypriot or Turkish faction involvement. The killings followed a Vienna ambush and timed to precede Turkey’s 52nd Republic Day observances.
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Sadat Heads to Washington After Paris Visit
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat arrived in Paris on Saturday en route to Washington for goodwill talks with President Ford and Henry Kissinger. The 15 day Western tour includes London, marking his first visit by a Egyptian head of state to the United States.
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Morocco Seeks Flexibility in Talks as Peace March Plans Advance
Morocco indicated readiness to be flexible in negotiations with Spain over Spanish Sahara while a massive peace march mobilizes 350,000 volunteers. Activists gathered in Agadir and Tarfaya, with Saharan marchers poised to reach El Aiun, as diplomat Ahmed Taibi Benhima and UN chief Kurt Waldheim moved between Madrid and Marrakesh.
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