Portugal seeks return of civilians in post crisis talks
Portugal's military president and premier designate press civilian politicians to rejoin the cabinet after Gen Vasco Goncalves was ousted. Leaders hope for agreement with Socialists Popular Democrats and Communists by Tuesday, or a government may proceed without them. The Socialist and Democratic parties show reluctance to join a Communist-influenced cabinet amid a crisis that has left Portugal effectively run by the civil service.
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Michael Goldsmith
Associated Press
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1800 Die in Turk Quake as Rescue Efforts Continue
Survival scenes emerge in Lice and other eastern Turkish towns after a 6.8 magnitude earthquake. Officials report about 1,800 dead with fears of higher toll as rescue teams distribute food, tents, and medical aid. Military planes deliver supplies while survivors search for relatives among the rubble.
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Lice
Turkey
Suleyman Demniret
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Varta
Yugoslavia
Zagreb
Spassky seeks marriage to French secretary blocked by Soviets
In Moscow, former world chess champion Boris Spassky aims to wed Marina Stcherbatcheff, a 30 year old secretary at the French Embassy. Officials reportedly push to force her to leave by September end, fearing she may not be allowed to return if she departs. The wedding is scheduled for November 11 and both fear travel restrictions amid Soviet limits.
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Reopening JFK death probe urged in Senate
The Senate, led by Senator Schweiker, plans to introduce a resolution directing a committee to investigate indications that the Federal Bureau and CIA may have withheld information that could alter the Warren Commission conclusions. Sources say doubts about Oswald’s CIA links and Oswald’s Japan base history surface in reports.
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Bible Thoughts Fragment Teases Unclear Message
Fragmentary text shows a biblical style quote with commands to tell someone named Gut fox and references to daemons and a course ending on the third day. The passage is garbled and incomplete, offering little clear event or attribution beyond the quoted speech and implied travel or mission.
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Women priests ordained amid protest at Washington church
The ordination ceremony at the Church of St Stephen and the Incarnation drew about 1,000 attendees as women seeking priesthood were ordained despite objections. Bishop William Creighton read a pastoral letter and two protesters opposed the rite. Four women, including Rev. Cheeks, Rev. Diane Tickell, and others from Philadelphia and Anchorage, joined in the rite while facing church-court actions over prior ordinations.
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Washington
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William Creighton
George Barrett N.Y
Emile Oberholzer
Berett
ST Pellevé
Usleon
M.priesta
Cheeks
Philadelphia
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St. Glepien
Incarnation Church
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Beebe
Three Marylanders die in Barnstable plane crash
A two engine plane carrying Francisco L. Lopez of Silver Spring, Md., Marie L. Degardez, 31, of Hyattsville, Md., and her daughter Ofelia, 10, crashed at Barnstable Municipal Airport. All aboard were killed and the wreck ignited the area near a New Bedford Exison Gas and Electric Co. office. The runway lights were knocked out and the airport stayed closed overnight.
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Barnstable
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Barnetable
Francisco L. Lopez
Silver Springs
Marie L. Degardez
Hyattsville
Ofelia
Nicholas DeRoca
New Bedford Exison Gas & Electric Co
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